论本土化过程中嘻哈文化的流行 .doc

【标题】论本土化过程中嘻哈文化的流行 【作者】何艺辉 【关键词】嘻哈文化；本土化；流行；影响 【指导老师】程 琼 向 俊 【专业】英语 【正文】I. IntroductionHip Hop is the latest musical genre to capture the attention and imaginations of Chinese youth and has become an integral part of popular music culture. Hip Hop began in the South Bronx borough of New York City in the late 1970s.What is hip hop?Lots of people may be not to describe hip hop in Chinese. Some people may be describe Hip Hop which is madly loved by young people, is strange, weird and monstrous and can’t be accept by themseves. The devotee of Hip Hop may not describe Hip Hop in Chinese even in language.?“You can’t really define Hip Hop. I am a dancer but I am still Hip Hop. He is a DJ but he is still Hip Hop. Anyone who loves Hip Hop is Hip Hop. Hip Hop is a concept, an idea. It’s something you do, but it’s also something you live.”?– Gao Bo, interview with Angela Diane Steele September 4, 2005Five elements originally defined Hip Hop?– DJ, Bboy, MC, Graffiti Art, and Knowledge.? DJs spun the records, MCs rapped over the music, Bboys danced to the beats, and Graffiti Artists bombed city walls and subway trains. Knowledge was created and spread through Hip Hop music and art. The most known extended elements are beatboxing, Hip Hop fashion, Hip Hop slang. Knowledge was created and spread through Hip Hop music and art. Hip Hop has since grown to describe a type of fashion, literary style, cinematic genre, journalism, lifestyle, ideology, activism, and scholarship. Hip Hop’s creativity, flexibility, accessibility, and rebelliousness appeal to youth and members of marginalized communities around the world. Hip Hop has become a growing cultural force in China. From urban hipsters spending their nights in the clubs dancing and drinking to the sounds of Hip Hop, to Bboys sweating out their days perfecting power moves in the studio, the seeds of Hip Hop culture are sprouting throughout most of China. Hip Hop is not yet widely understood by the all people and is m