Will Rap Hip-hop Music Ever Return to Its Former Glory: Retro Artist Mooka da Babe says Yes
DME Music News Company \"Music, once admitted to the soul, becomes a sort of spirit, and never dies.\" - Edward Bulwer Lytton In the time of servitude after 1619 many people from the continent of Africa were in a constant mental state of depression, and so they began to write, and sing songs to uplift, and inspire for better outcomes in their future. This same idea was established in the African American community during the early 70\'s. The urban African American communities were drug, and crime infested, and the children chose the street life in order to survive. American society always confirmed that Africans were a soulful people, and had a talent in dance while expressing themselves through song, but these same people wanted revolution for past crimes against their humanity.