Los Angeles’ gangsta rap developed from the rap music of artists like Ice-T and NWA. New York’s Wu-Tang Clan created one of the first hardcore styles when they rapped about gangster life over swinging hip hop beats with samples from martial-arts movies. The most successful styles of the 90s were the hardcore rap of New York and the gangsta rap and G-Funk of Los Angeles. Due to their outspokenness, 90s hip hop artist became the target as they shined light on the corruption and inequalities occurring in black communities. Gangsta rap brought its own style of socio-political commentary from artist like NWA screaming “F*ck the Police”, 2pac’s redemptive anthem “Changes” and Ice Cube’s controversial “I Wanna Kill Sam”. The 90s saw this genre make its way into mainstream and address a new set of obstacles that affected America and beyond. The black community developed a consciousness that was translated through hip hop. The hip hop culture in the 90s became refined due to these social issues which allowed for street and gang culture to rise in popularity. As more black people were suffering in their communities and in the streets, 90s hip hop became an outlet to voice artists opinions and feelings on their experiences in the United States. Hip Hop during the 90s expressed the discontent of African-Americans from the injustices such as mass incarceration, war on drugs and oppression. Tina Turner: The Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll.“First Ladies of Gospel: The Clark Sisters”.Beyonce Giselle Knowles-Carter: A Transcendent Musical Icon.Representations-of-African-American-women-in-blues.The Songs of Black Women Folk Music Politics and Everyday.Feminism – A Multidisciplinary Bibliography.
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