The Famous Country Music vs The Controversial Rap For many years there have been a big argument about two large commodities of music. The famous Country music that had emerge from the southern parts of America in the 1920s and the one and only falling-out Rap that was discovered in 1979. Society argued for years if Country music was better than Rap and is Rap similar or different than Country music. But over the years both industries have been even in popularity and they both have similar styles in music. “Country music came from the combinations of both folk music and western music. It is said that Country music wasn’t even thought of until the Carter family whom eventually developed a technique called "Carter picking," which was the early country music for decades.” (Fabian) But by the early 1920s, a new generations of Country music began in Atlanta where they started launching the country’s earliest recording music artists. At that time those artists played a big role in how Country music which was beginning to branch off in a more modern style to the music. Those artists would go on and make history with their style of music, and would turn it into a main stream phenomenon. …show more content…
around the time where the late 70s were beginning to intermix with the early 80s. During that time it was considered the “party era”, when everyone in America wanted to always go out and party. Rap was created by a group called the Sugar Hill Gang, they were the first ever rap recording artists. They were the founding fathers of Rap today. They told stories and spoke about society as a whole. Sugar Hill Gang came out with a song known as "Rapper's Delight". (Kangas) which became a huge hit. The song went on to create new upcoming rappers. They were known as the Godfathers of Rap because they revolutionized the music by giving it more emotion and realty to it. They went on and made rap a worldwide