Coi Leray, Joey Bada$$, Styles P, Master P, and Charlamagne talk about how hip-hop has been a way to deal with stress, trauma, and PTSD long before talking about mental health was in vogue. fashion. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE OF HIP-HOP AT 50: RHYTHMS, RHYMES AND MIRRORS — A PRESENTATION FROM THE SOUL OF A NATION: ABC: http://bitly.ws/IYJJ HULU: https://rb.gy/d5h5g SUBSCRIBE to ABC News: https://bit.ly/2vZb6yP SEE MORE at http://abcnews.go.com/ LIKE ABC News on FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/abcnews FOLLOW ABC News on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/abc #SOULOFANATION #HipHop #mentalhealth #juneteenth #abcnews
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Hoping this full episode is on YouTube soon.
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This is a bunch of bs.
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The best thing in this world aside from family is hip hop…you couldn’t cry they tell men they can’t cry everyday that’s so sick 😷 FEEL YOUR EMOTIONS
Hip hop is 50 years old. You know something is wrong when children think new music is the same music their grandparents listen to.
When I was a teen listening to Glam rock my parents told me to get a haircut. Four years later they were asking why I was wearing safety pins.
All music has an antagonist
First 🙂
Solution……..Ban Hip Hop in the USA. It's the devil's music.
everyone has mental health including the therapist…