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Make Rappers Rap Again: Interrogating the Mumble Rap Crisis [Pehme köide]

(Professor of Feminist & Gender Studies, Colorado College)
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 224 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 232x157x14 mm, kaal: 331 g, 29 b&w halftones
  • Sari: Theorizing African American Music
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Oct-2025
  • Kirjastus: Oxford University Press Inc
  • ISBN-10: 0197773826
  • ISBN-13: 9780197773826
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 224 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 232x157x14 mm, kaal: 331 g, 29 b&w halftones
  • Sari: Theorizing African American Music
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Oct-2025
  • Kirjastus: Oxford University Press Inc
  • ISBN-10: 0197773826
  • ISBN-13: 9780197773826
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In Make Rappers Rap Again: Interrogating the Mumble Rap “Crisis,” author Heidi R. Lewis interrogates the ways Mumble Rap has been subjugated within real Hip Hop. Many critics claim mumble rappers are ignorant about Hip Hop history, disrespectful toward their Hip Hop elders, too similar, unskilled, prone to rapping about nonsense, and too feminine. In contrast, Lewis argues Mumble Rap is real Hip Hop. To do so, she examines Mumble Rap's congruence with oft forgotten or subjugated Hip Hop cornerstones like illegibility, melody, the DJ, and the subgenre, as well as the ways most mumble rappers practice citational and collaborative politics congruent with real Hip Hop. Following an analysis of the Mumble Rap sound, Lewis explains the subgenre's subjugation by situating it as southern and examining the ways it challenges real Hip Hop masculinity norms.

In Make Rappers Rap Again, author Heidi R. Lewis interrogates the ways Mumble Rap has been subjugated within real Hip Hop and often situated as the catalyst for Hip Hop's decline or death.

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There is no denying Lewis's authentic connection to the culture as she thoroughly charts the evolution of rap lyricism in the era of algorithm. -Idris Goodwin, Playwright, Poet, Old Head Lewis's groundbreaking book is a bold and provocative framework for understanding the ebbs and flows of Hip-Hop and will surely ignite sparks of change across Hip-Hop Studies. -Gwendolyn D. Pough, Professor of Women's and Gender Studies, Syracuse University Make Rappers Rap Again is a brilliant, beautifully researched and written, and intriguing study of Mumble Rap. -Imani Perry, Professor of Studies of Women, Gender, & Sexuality and of African and African American Studies, Harvard University There is no denying Lewis's authentic connection to the culture as she thoroughly charts the evolution of rap lyricism in the era of algorithm. -Idris Goodwin Lewis's groundbreaking book is a bold and provocative framework for understanding the ebbs and flows of Hip-Hop and will surely ignite sparks of change across Hip-Hop Studies. -Gwendolyn D. Pough Make Rappers Rap Again is a brilliant, beautifully researched and written, and intriguing study of Mumble Rap. -Imani Perry Overall, Lewis provides a compelling argument for mumble rap's rightful place within hip hop, successfully countering several popular arguments aimed at diminishing-or subjugating-both the music and the artists involved. * Lachlan Howells, Context *

Notes to Self and to You, the Reader: An Introduction
Chapter 1: You muthafuckas don't know that you're a part of this shit!: The
Old Heads
Chapter 2: Not every song is that fuckin simple!: The Mumble Rap Sound
Chapter 3: Outsiders are welcomeDLbut not, of course, necessary!â: The South
Chapter 4: I feel like itâs no such thing as gender!â: The Contours of
Masculinity
Chapter 5: You just gotta embrace the youth in all aspects!: The DJ Drama
Interview
A Note to Old Heads: A Conclusion
Heidi R. Lewis is Professor of Feminist & Gender Studies at Colorado College. Lewis' first book, In Audre's Footsteps: Transnational Kitchen Table Talk examines how women of color resist subjugation and do solidarity. She has also published in Womanism Rising, Rethinking Women's and Gender Studies II, The Cultural Impact of Kanye West, the Journal of Popular Culture, the Journal of Black Sexuality and Relationships, and Indivisible: Alliances against Racism and contributed to NewBlackMan, NPR, and Bitch.