Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Молодежная культура

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1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Молодежная культура
2. HIP HOP CULTURE Hip-hop includes four key
3. Master of Ceremonies An Emcee or
4. They had seemingly endless vocabularies
5. . In the early 1970s, Kool DJ
6. This culture manifested itself
7. There is a message passed down from
8. In America around the late 1960s, graffiti
9. As hip hop music grew, developed and
10. True fans appreciate that hip-hop is not
11. At present, hip-hop is enjoyed all around the world.

HIP HOP CULTURE Hip-hop includes four key forms of expression: - mixing (combining sounds using turntables or other sources) - “b-boying” (dancing) - graffiti art - MCing

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Презентация по английскому языку на тему Молодежная культура

Слайд 1HIP HOP CULTURE
Цели и задачи:
ознакомить с современными течениями в молодежной среде
развивать

социокультурную и страноведческую компетенции
способствовать развитию эстетического вкуса

HIP HOP CULTUREЦели и задачи:ознакомить с современными течениями в молодежной средеразвивать социокультурную и страноведческую компетенции способствовать развитию

Слайд 2HIP HOP CULTURE
Hip-hop includes four key forms of expression:

- mixing (combining sounds using turntables or other sources)
- “b-boying” (dancing)
- graffiti art
- MCing

HIP HOP CULTURE Hip-hop includes four key forms of expression: - mixing (combining sounds using turntables

Слайд 3Master of Ceremonies
An Emcee or Master of Ceremonies(MC) throughout

the history of hip-hop has been defined as the one who can control the crowd with his voice and crush opponents with his lyrics.
The greatest emcees of all time like Rakim, Big Daddy Kane and KRS-One have been successful for their ability to create cadences that were unheard before their time.

Master of Ceremonies An Emcee or Master of Ceremonies(MC) throughout the history of hip-hop has been

Слайд 4 They had seemingly endless vocabularies and set the trend for later

emcees who would try to emulate the way they wrote and the way the spoke. They had the intelligence, confidence, and storytelling capability to leave crowds and listeners in awe of their lyrical content, whether it was at a fast pace or slowed down.

They had seemingly endless vocabularies and set the trend for later emcees who would try

Слайд 5. In the early 1970s, Kool DJ Herc began organizing dance

parties in his home in the Bronx. The parties became so popular they were moved to outdoor venues to accommodate more people. City teenagers, after years of gang violence, were looking for new ways to express themselves. These outdoor parties, hosted in parks, became a means of expression and an outlet for teenagers

. In the early 1970s, Kool DJ Herc began organizing dance parties in his home in the

Слайд 6 This culture manifested itself throughout New York City around the

mid-1970s. Hip-hop was initiated as a cultural movement by inner-city youth, mostly Latinos, Hispanics, and African Americans in New York City, in the early seventies. The word "rap" was derived in the sixties, from a slang word that meant conversation.

This culture manifested itself throughout New York City around the mid-1970s. Hip-hop was initiated

Слайд 7There is a message passed down from the godfathers of hip-hop:

to earn respect, you must be skilled on the mic, possess the ability to rock a crowd with sheer lyricism, and explain why you were better than the man next door.

There is a message passed down from the godfathers of hip-hop: to earn respect, you must be

Слайд 8In America around the late 1960s, graffiti was used as a

form of expression by political activists, and also by gangs to mark territory. Now graffiti is recognized as a visual expression of rap music, just as breakdancing is viewed as a physical expression.

In America around the late 1960s, graffiti was used as a form of expression by

Слайд 9As hip hop music grew, developed and evolved, so did its

looks and fashion styles, wild and fun, full of color and action

As hip hop music grew, developed and evolved, so did its looks and fashion styles, wild and

Слайд 10True fans appreciate that hip-hop is not just about music; it

is a way of life, a language, and a unique perspective that uses music to address racism, oppression, and poverty issues, and transforms the music into a political movement.
The aim is to motivate young adults to get active in the civil rights movement. Hip-hop narrates the stories of inner city African-Americans trying to live the American dream from the bottom up.
It is about the youth culture of New York City taking over the world someday—about dance, art, hurt, love, racial discrimination, broken homes, overcoming adversity, and fulfillment.