Conversely, rap and hip-hop music do not only allow troublesome kids to relate to it. Many songs within this genre contain lyrics that describe feelings of love toward family, partners in relationships, and friends. Songs such as Mesmerize by Ja Rule and Baby by Ashanti do not describe feelings of contempt but happiness to have someone to love. Loyalty is also a big issue in many rappers’ songs because defending the people they care for and putting their loved ones’ lives before their own is most important to them. As with all performers, rap artists have a lot of money, and they enjoy talking about their riches in their songs. Kids of this generation, as well, want to have chains around their necks that “bling bling” when the light strikes them, and “pinky rings [that are] worth about fifty” (Bling Bling, B.G.). If having a lot of money is a bad thing, then why does society revolve around the producing and distributing of money? Having money is a necessity these days. Also cars and stereo systems in those cars are greatly desired in this time, both very expensive. Whether the song is about bros or hoes, or “phat” beats, or Air Force Ones, most born in this generation enjo

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