Hip hop is fluid, it changes with time. I think hip hop is like an art. Many people have feelings and views/intentions that may not be out right expressed. So they can be filter through hip-hop, like creating music or singing even dancing. Hip hop is ubiquitous, I think that everyone can relate to expressing what they feel in relation to hip hop, it's about expression.
A place that I've chosen would be Plaza of the Americas, and Turlington. I get the feeling that these two places allows students and other people to say what they want and wish. It's a way for other students to connect on campus. Like hip-hop, these places allow students to voice their own opinions. Build character, that's what it's about, becoming a better person. I feel as though if one can express themselves by some kind of means, they can move forward and grow.
Hip hop definitely functions as an art form, IMHO. Hip hop seems to, as you pointed out, continue to be based in the notion of expressionism.
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