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As I said, I really like the entire 80's Japanese vibe as its the genre I am most likely to listen too. While listening to this music, you get a groovy and relaxing feeling, while listening to rap provokes a more challenging and hard core feeling. The contrasts are great in certain ways for when you want to listen to something groovy, or something full of force and emotion.

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"Hip Hop is the most vibrant and cultural art you'll ever come across. Respect that." - DAU

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This padlet today is a preview on my music media report. The topic for this report discusses the genre we are least likely to listen to. I chose rap and hip-hop as it is never a first choice for me and I hardly listen to it.  The specific song is called Foreword by Tyler, The Creator. It includes topics about LGBT and other rights as Tyler is coming out to the gay community. It has a cultural impact on the LGBT community as other would either oppose or favor his coming out story. Honestly, this genre is so important in todays social and cultural world, as this genre focuses on the change that needs to be made, rather than focus on staying in the conformist norm. This is kind of the opposite of the music I most likely listen to, as I tend to favor 80’s Japanese mixtapes. It gives a funky, jazzy, and groovy vibe which is incredibly easy to get lost into. This may be the complete opposite of rap and hip-hop, but I could listen to both and not be phased at the differences. It's nice to change the dynamic of the genre every now and then. If you want something challenging, listen to rap, but if you want something relaxing ad groovy, listen to the 80's from Japan. All in all, both genres are great and I would definitely listen to rap and hip-hop more.

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This is another song from that same genre that I'm least likely to listen to. I would actually listen to it more since I've discovered a certain vibe in the genre that I like to follow. Rap and hip-hop have a variety of beats in which an artist can create to express themselves in each song and thats what I like about this genre.

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Tyler, The Creator - PERFECT Featuring Kali Uchis And Austin Feinstein

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From "CHERRY BOMB" Directed By: Wolf Haley DP: Luis Panch Perez Video Production: Tara Razavi

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This is a mix of one of the genres I'm most likely to listen too. I really love the style of this music as it includes funk, jazz, and city pop vibes from the 80's.

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著作権侵害を意図していない、収益目的ではないオーディオビデオです。世界中の新しい視聴者のために良い音楽を知ってもらう為に制作しました。収録されている楽曲の削除を要望されるアーティストの方は、私に連絡してください。何よりも私は各曲を尊重し、感謝し、アーティストの仕事を世界中に促進するためにのみ使用します。素晴らしい楽曲を作って下さりありがとうございます。 ✦ "In the early 1980s, with the spread of car stereos, the term City Pop (シティーポップ Shitī Poppu) came to describe a type of popular music that had a big city theme. Tokyo in particular inspired many songs of this form.

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"Rap is poetry"
- Jay-Z

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This is the song I wrote my report on. You can tell that Tyler is clearly trying to get a message conveyed to his listeners with every beat and rhythm he raps. I think i could try to listen to it more often as I really appreciate the emotions in this type of music.

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I love how expressive one photo can be, especially the photos that come from rap and hip-hop. It feels as if every photo that is released by Tyler or any artist in this genre has to do with culture, politics, or something that challenges the social conformity.