The youth in today’s society have a language all of their own. Rap music has a tendency to bring new and inappropriate words or phrases to the mouths of our children, pre-teens, and even teenagers. The beats to these songs sometimes seem so out of place, and yet so in sync that the words almost seem unneeded. Yet, they do not seem to disappear

When children and teens go around thinking so highly of themselves, thinking that they are the “man” or “woman” they cause a lot of problems in a household. When youth listen to rap music they get in a demanding mood, wanting or needing everything. This would be why you always hear about parents and children fighting over the music that is to be played on the radio. Parents feel that rap is not even worth listening to because of the fact that the ideas in the songs are rude and can very well influence their kids to make the wrong decisions. The relationship that parents and their children have is supposed to be very close, but when a disagreement occurs it causes an obstacle and prevents the relationship from growing and expanding. Sometimes it seems like the parents and children can never agree on any type of music, but in fact most of the time the child is just being stubborn and wanting it his/her own way. This attitude can very much is found in the rap artists that the kids are listening too. It’s amazing how much one person, and a few words could change another person’s life from good to evil, and cause pain, if not now in the future, to themselves and the ones that mean the most to them, their family.

Rap isn’t only a type of music but a way of life. The music speaks to the youth, tells them how to live, and act. The kids in our society will hopefully one day realize that some of the lyrics that are in some of these songs are useless and tell an untrue and disturbing story. Sexual and racial discrimination can mentally harm others, and cause a lot of other problems in the world. We need to learn to see everyone as a human, an equal, so that our world may be a

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