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I see Kanye West performing at a concert. I feel that Kanye west was feeling a lot of emotion during this performance because it looks to me like hes crying. This was a real capture of the moment during Kanyes concert. I think this photo means that he truly puts a lot of emotion and expression when it comes to his singing.

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KANYE WEST LIVE IN CONCERT - Tristan Fewings - Google Arts & Culture

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KANYE WEST LIVE IN CONCERT, BRIXTON ACADEMY LONDON, 22/11/04

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I see two hip hop dancers break dancing with one another. I feel that this image represents the certain skills and ways people danced in the 1980s. This image was created around the time my mom was born. I think this picture means that break dancing takes a lot of skill and practice to get this talented.

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A Group of Breakdancers - Clare Muller - Google Arts & Culture

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I see LL Cool J live in his concert. I feel that this image shows how much Cool J really loved rapping because you can just tell that he was going hardcore when it comes to his singing, which means he has a lot of feelings and emotion in his songs. LL Cool J is an American rapper. I think this image depicts that Cool J was really showing his true anger or feelings.

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LL Cool J live at the Hammersmith Odeon - Normski - Google Arts & Culture

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LL Cool J live at the Hammersmith Odeon, UK, 1980s.

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I see a young black man whos a dj. I feel like this man produced very good music and that back then it may have not been as advanced as dj music is now. This man could have been doing Dubstep, Electronic, etc. This image represents how popular dj, rapping, and hip hop music was back then as you can see with all the people gathered around watching him.

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London VS Bristol, Nelle on the deck, Red House, Portland Square, Bristol, 1984. (3) The Record Visible in these photos is a 12-inch by the New York band Liquid Liquid. The track CAVERN was notable for its bass line which was later used on the Grandmaster & Melle Mel 1983 hit WHITE LINES (DON'T DO IT).

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London VS Bristol - Beezer - Google Arts & Culture

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London VS Bristol, Nelle on the deck, Red House, Portland Square, Bristol, 1984. (3) The Record Visible in these photos is a 12-inch by the New York band Liquid Liquid. The track CAVERN was notable for its bass line which was later used on the Grandmaster & Melle Mel 1983 hit WHITE LINES (DON'T DO IT).

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I see a male rapper in a pose. I feel that this man was possibly trying to take a photo for a new album cover or magazine of his music. This rappers name is Kool Moe Dee. This image can clearly show the fashion style and difference between how rappers were back then vs now.

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Rapper Kool Mo Dee - Normski - Google Arts & Culture

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I see a big group of male rappers/singers. I feel that these men may have been a world wide singing crew and not just a local one, just because of the large amount they have. These men are called the Beastie Boys. This image shows what hip hop singing crews looked like back then and how large or small they may have been.

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Hip Hop group Beastie Boys with Run DMC - Peter Anderson - Google Arts & Culture

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Hip Hop group Beastie Boys with Run DMC, Berlin, Circa 1986

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I see two nicely dressed male singers. I feel that this picture really shows how old school music and dancing was back then. This image was taken on an old camera since it is black and white. This picture depicts that a lot of hip hop, jazz, rappers, and etc singers appeared to dress up very nicely during performances.

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Run DMC on stage at Chicago - Laurence Watson - Google Arts & Culture

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Run DMC on stage at Chicago, USA, 1980s.

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I see a large group of old school teen/kis break dancers. I feel that this image shows how popular of dancers these two young men were back then. (the orange tracksuits) I have a second more clear image of these tow young men, which they seemed to be very famous hip hop break dancers. I think that this image really expresses the feel of how kids wanted to be back then, which "cool" was the term, which resulted in becoming break dancers.

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A Group of Breakdancers - Clare Muller - Google Arts & Culture

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I see a group of black male hip hop singers/rappers. I feel that this is how male rappers portrayed themselves back then with their not cool car and giant chains. This picture looks as if it were taken in the city somewhere. This picture shows that these group of men were called the Demon Boyz.

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Demon Boyz - Normski - Google Arts & Culture

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I see two young male break dancers. I feel that break dancing was not only a skill, but a very widespread talent thanks to these two young men because they were popular and inspiring dancers. These two men produced a lot of videos of their dance skills to show people what to do. This picture represents who these men were as people, and as dancers in their suits.

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break dancers colin and venol - Clare Muller - Google Arts & Culture

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break dancers colin and venol, London 1983