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Hip hop music isn't whatsoever a new product or fresh starting point for anything in recent music. To put it accurately, hip hop culture earned its path on the world good in the late 70s and from there, hip hop knocked down every barrier in it's way. Hip hop music is in every city and in every single nation, small and large.

Now with that being said, hip hop culture will live on assuming that it advances because hip hop has already demonstrated graveyard potential considering the way newer rap artists are apt to emulate the style of many of those hip hop greats well before them.

For example, female rap singers, generally had some form of focal point within the hip hop music industry. Queen Latifah and Salt N Pepa are just a handful of the female hip hop artists that obtained success in the old days, yet feminine accomplishment in the hip hop industry seemed to come to a standstill right up till there was something completely unique to emerge. Even Foxy Brown and Da Brat mastered hip hop music for some time, even so, the styles were not progressing into anything more and further than having a male rap artist standing in the shadows.

For quite a while, not any lady hip hop singer received air play until Nicki Minaj who ushered the levels of craftsmanship to a new and exciting degree lyrically and in hip hop mixtapes.

Without the steady advancement of hip hop culture, it can cease to live by way of the regular swagger jacking of musicians that have have been here and long gone. One of the very best things about the late rapper Tupac Shakur aka 2Pac was that his rap lyrics burst through numerous domains, writing about thug life to heaven's doors and in many cases politics while not holding back. At that moment, Shakur stood out from every hip hop star in the game. Pac became untouchable and generated one major avenue for the hip hop world to stay alive.

As a final point, hip hop culture isn't merely a gimmick, nonetheless, it can very easily become gimmicky when the rap musicians forget about the skills part of their art form, and just write words that simply rhyme without any substance. Hip hop culture flourishes via evolution, yet it passes away through a lack of individuality.