Is Hip Hop harmful to minors? PART 1

This is a discussion that DJ Daddy Mack hosted with his crew Hip Hop Revolution. We watch a clip from the O'Reilly Factor. You can watch it here http://youtube.com/watch?v=xd92_mz01CQ
Watch and comment.

Discussion led by Danny Tejada AKA DJ Daddy Mack (President of Hip Hop Alliance).

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Category:

Education

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• Hip
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• Rap
• R&B
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• Harmful
• Minors

[goku0723]

Damn danny...shaking my head at this lol

[DADDYMACKOFNYC]

wtf? u the one looking like a bum. lol.

[DADDYMACKOFNYC]

I do know Rap is an element of Hip Hop Culture. Hip Hop is more used than the word Rap in today's world if u did not know.

[SuccessIsMyDestiny]

@DADDYMACKOFNYC The fact that rap music can have a bigger influence than the child's parents is the problem.

[DADDYMACKOFNYC]

@SuccessIsMyDestiny True, but there are some cases where Rap can saved and inspire one's life. I'm proof of that.

[DADDYMACKOFNYC]

Yes you are right but we are talking about the whole culture with a focus on the music.

[nonya180]

rap & hip-hop does have an affect on kids but if you or your kids are so stupid that you'll follow everything somebody says just to be "cool" then you probably won't be doing much except working at MCdonalds

[lawlsimpopular]

The situation is regrettably strained. The entire time I was watching, I was wishing someone would come outright and say "I understand this is a really polarized subject that's difficult for anyone regardless of race or musical taste to meet half way on". There's a real sense of evasion, preemptive self-defense, and discomfort present that went completely un-addressed.

[willronin]

@goku0723 - oh am sorry for misspelling the word "the" - I still stand by my comment - that kid with the dickies hood is a clear example of the effect the hip-hop subculture has on today's youth. incoherent, unable to express his views when he speaks. don't agree with me - go out onto the street and pull up any of them kids and asked them a real concrete question - such as "why is hip-hop so demonized in the mainstream media?" or "do they agree hip-hop has been hijacked by Corp. america?"

[goku0723]

@willronin you may also want to spell check your posts in the future

[willronin]

@goku0723 that kid with teh dickies hoodie is the perfect of the negative effect the hip-hop industry has on youth. completely unable to express his views, incoherent when he speaks.

[Oaklandgirlpitlover1]

Yes.

[mshina1]

the music is mastered by a wizard literally this is the truth ,brainwashing is in effect the rap music is for the population to become programed.

[Boss11212]

@SuccessIsMyDestiny then what about violent movies and video games? should we just forget about that and just single out hip hop? cmon now this is bullshit. hip hop is the last thing we should worry about with our kids. theres much bigger things that we need to focus on

[nonya180]

@iLoveTeabaginRetards wtf no they should know right and wrong after they are taught and shown such as talking with people with life experiences or experiencing things themselves and trying to get out before it gets too bad some people won't know a gun ain't cool unless you get caught in a shootout and your friend is dead

[iLoveTeabaginRetards]

@nonya180 So you are saying that kids should know right from wrong before they are taught? Wow... I bet you anything that any one with a goddamn brain would disagree with that.

Oh look,according to NONYA180, nowadays kids pop out knowing that taking drugs are bad! WOW! WTF? I want ONE!