Now everyone knows what rap is; Jay Chou can be said to have started with rap.
In hip-hop, "DJ" regards turntable as an instrument art, and cassette/collection is used as a tool to produce many different styles of music. Some techniques are used, including cutting sound, scraping, physical skills, dropping needles, mixing or various kinds of mixing. Generally speaking, a DJ will use two discs at the same time. It is connected with receivers, speakers, loudspeakers, mixers (or microphones) and various other different electronic musical instruments. The DJ plays in the above way between two rotating records. The result is a unique sound, that is, two unrelated songs seem to be synthesized. So DJ and music producer should not be confused.
Floor dance, also known as break dance, is a member of hip-hop culture. Like other hip-hop cultures, floor dancing has borrowed many elements from other cultures, including hip-hop in the 1930s/kloc-0, African-Brazilian culture, China martial arts and Russian folk dances, as well as dance steps in james brown and Michael Jackson and funk style in California. It is worth noting that most of the early dancers were Hispanic Americans, not African Americans. However, their preferred music style has greatly influenced hip-hop music to this day. There are many forms of floor dance, such as head turn, side brush, windmill, one-handed jump, hand turn and so on. , and beautiful posture, strong sense of rhythm, fast, very popular with teenagers.
The relationship between graffiti and hip-hop culture originated from early graffiti artists who were also engaged in other fields of hip-hop culture. Graffiti is understood as a visual expression of rap music, just as floor dancing is regarded as a physical expression. In the United States in the late 1960s, graffiti began to be regarded as a new expression by political activists. In addition, there are some gangs such as Savage skull gang (savage? Skull), family gang (La? Familia) and Savage homeless gang (savage? Nomads) and so on. , use it to mark the sphere of influence. By the end of1960s, Philadelphia graffiti writers were Top cats (top? Cat), cool earl (cool? Earl and Cornbread's signature patterns began to appear. From 1970 to 7 1, the graffiti innovation center moved to new york, where the creators followed Taki 183 (Taki? 183) and Tracy (Tracy? 168), the street number where they live is written behind the pen name. The whole train was bombarded by the works, which was impressive and even made the subway system of the whole city fall together.