Teens & Rap Music Documentary

The documentary film you are about to view was written, directed, produced, and filmed by underserved young teens in Palm Beach County, Florida, with guidance from Youth Speak Out International. The language in this film is the language of the participants.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Hip-Hop
• Rap
• documentary
• teens
• youth
• media literacy
• non-profit
• Palm Beach County
• Florida

[RealJayyTV]

These kids have parents...their favorite rappers shouldn't be the blame if these kids have messed up minds. THEY HAVE PARENTS!!

[GhettoGnom]

And if you agree with this idiocracy, go watch the This Is Life documentary so you at least can have a SLIGHTLY balanced view on what you are criticizing.

[GhettoGnom]

'the negative things I see is boys wearing their pants too low yadayadayada'

Oh my gosh, let it not be! This needs to stop, NAOW!

What a bunch of fucking morons. Blaming music for society, blaming a whole genre for a small group of artists. Smfh..

[drerice]

fuck this.... don't like it ? don't listen to it.

[Don5hah]

I can't believe I actually used to like this shit

[2050miltons]

hip hop is posetive, but dat is some fake gay ass rappers dat make it look negative

[airdanny791]

rap and hip hop today is destroying todays youth.if you turn on any radio station that plays rap or hip hop its all about materialistic things like money,cars,women,wealth...not to mention partying and drinking.there is some good rap like run dmc and similar artist but that age is basically over.kids listen to people like lil wayne,50 cent,soldier boy,and people like them and make kids want to be like them.