lil kim

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The founder of HipHopKidz.co.UK asked himself, what does it mean when music is defined as Hip Hop? BIG QUESTION - DOES SATANISM EXIST IN HIP HOP??? SEARCH ON YOU TUBE: HIP HOP ENCORE EDITION - SATANISM IN HIP HOP LIL WAYNE - JAY Z - LADY GAGA - BEYONCE - KANYE WEST - NICKI MINAJ AND MANY MORE.... Looking back at the origins, the roots, the birth of the genre, the evolution of today's hip hop certainly does not represent what was once the vision. The wiki answer to the question, What is Hip Hop? Answers it simply as: 'an urban youth culture' associated with rap music and the fashions of African-American residents of the inner city.' Hip hop stormed into fashion straight outta the Bronx in the 70s. Hip hop's aim was to pull away the negative blanket shrouding over inner city life of drugs, violence and gang crime, to contradict the stereotypes and create a positive message. The creators of hip stated even went as far as saying: "When we made hip hop, we made it hoping it would be about peace, love and unity and having fun, so that people could get away from the negativity that was plaguing our streets, like gang violence, drug abuse, self-hate, and racism." So why does the hip hop of the 21st century represent everything the music did NOT WANT? The genre has significantly shaped and changed according to how listeners have been brainwashed to thinking what defines hip hop. Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Kayne West, Jay Z, are only a few out of the thousands of hip hop stars that are signed to Multi-million dollar record labels who manipulate listeners through their negative lyrics and symbolic music videos. There is no doubting that the artists of today aren't incredible at making the beats that they do, but why do they need to be stuffed full of profanities, explicit lyrics and the glorification of gang culture? The music is what is important, so HipHopKidz.co.uk has a vision, a vision of re-creating the same incredible, current tunes, without the rudeness that most would not want to be exposed to. Hip hop kidz wants to protect the original vision, censor the negatives and highlight the REAL HIP HOP EXPERIENCE. Most importantly we want children to have access to Hip Hop, we want the positive message of the genre to be shared by kidz of all ages 8+ years YOU DON'T REALISE CLEAN VERSIONS ARE NO LONGER LISTED ON ITUNES. No longer do we want parent advisory on iTunes, we want clean, censored versions to be accessible around the world. FOR YOUR SUPPORT WE PROMISE TO GIVE 50% OF ALL ROYALTIES TO OUR DESIGNATED CHARITY LISTED ON OUR WEBSITE. WE WANT TO SEND A POSITIVE MESSAGE TO THE YOUTH IN OUT STREETS. COME JOIN OUR ARMY...