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Ultimately, who gets to decide what music is? 

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Ultimately, who gets to decide what music is? 

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However the one thing I know for sure is that music, similar to art, can’t be defined. What is music? What components make up music? Can music be controlled? Can music be stopped from evolving?

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From this interview I take a new sense of musical awareness. People use music in different ways to suit their lives. Just because you or someone you know does not like a particular style of music doesn’t mean that that type of music isn’t music. Music is Music.  It is used in a variety of cultures and distinct in its own way. So, how can one say mumble rap isn't music, but just a trend. How can someone say lyricists are too political without listening to them.

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Chunga is currently working on a 3 song EP scheduled for release in a few weeks.  After sending me snippets of his EP, he clearly has a unrelenting passion. Chunga right now is not in it for the money unlike a lot of other people, but instead in it for the feeling. A feeling he can take wherever he goes. I was recently told that everyone needs a destresser. Chunga has found that stress outlet. Chunga hopes the summer he will very productive in producing his music. Personally, I hope he sticks with it.

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He calls himself Chunga

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I decided to interview him because he is a good friend and he is very passionate about his music. I knew I would be able to get a lot of good information from him. I hoped to find out how he does what he does. I interviewed him about his music and ou conversation was a good 12 minutes. Matter of fact, I had trouble cutting it down to 5 minutes.

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Andrew Chung is a current senior at Glenbrook South going by the name Chunga. He has two official singles called What U Like and Mardi Gras along with a few other minute long samples. He is attending Marquette University next fall and plans to continue his pursuit of music there. He plans on majoring in finance to work at his mom’s firm or a financial advisor to a major music label.

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Turns out. It can be him. It was him.

I was baffled. My friend, Andrew Chung, had released a song and people were actually listening to it. And as his view went up, so did the encouragement. Later he released a music video that got him even bigger.

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It took me to his Soundcloud account. It sounded similar to the song from the other day but much, much better.

Then it hit me.

I couldn't believe it at first. No way this is him! No. Just no. I can't be. This guy can't rap to save his life. And he CAN'T even SING!

Could it be? Is it really? It might be?

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"Listen to this bro"

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Bzzt,bzzt.

Huh, Who's texting me?

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The goofiest and the biggests smile I have ever seen from him crossed his face and he walked away laughing and with triumph. Utterly confused, I forgot about it for a few days.

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"I can't tell who it was, but this voice is definitely unique and also somewhat familiar."

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"I can't tell who it was, but this voice is definitely unique and also somewhat familiar."

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"It's not bad but it's not great...it's somewhere in the middle."

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"It's not bad but it's not great...it's somewhere in the middle."

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It all started when a friend showed me a rap song on Soundcloud. Asking for my opinion on the song I told him,