寧波華外高二10班 王佳雯

  “Do you have a freestyle?” That’s a buzz word in China recently. It’s all because of hip-hop.

It first started in New York and South America. It was not always about music. It also represents a culture and attitude.

Actually hip-hop has never gone mainstream in China. But this situation is likely to be changed by a rap competition program called The Rap of China. It is a popular on-line reality show, which has four celebrity producers tasked with guiding and training the young competing rappers. It has enjoyed hundreds of millions of views since it was on, and the show has quickly helped these competitors rise to stardom.

Chen Wei, a producer of the activity, said, “We think hip-hop has become a major player in Chinese music circles. So we’re ready to give it a bit of push and let Asia and the world know that we have got hip-hop on the rise in China. And we did it!”

Now more and more people start to rap as a way to express themselves, especially their individuality and identity. They are fresh blood piped into the Chinese vibe. In China, hip-hop culture is an icon of new fashion. Let’s go get it and enjoy it to the full!

“你有freestyle嗎？”可是當(dāng)下的“熱詞”，都是因為 hip-hop文化。hip-hop發(fā)源于紐約和南美洲，這并不總是與音樂有關(guān)，它也代表一種文化和態(tài)度。 實際上，hip-hop 在中國從未成為主流。但這種情況很可能會被稱為“中國有嘻哈”的節(jié)目所改變。這是一個受歡迎的 on-line 真人秀， 其中有四名明星制片人。他們的任務(wù)是指導(dǎo)和培訓(xùn)年輕的參賽說唱歌手。自比賽開始以來，億萬觀眾分享自己的觀點(diǎn)，參賽者也很快成為明星。本活動制片人陳偉說，“hip-hop 已經(jīng)成為中國音樂界的主要參與者?！币虼? 我們準(zhǔn)備給它一點(diǎn)推動, 讓亞洲和世界知道, 我們的 hip-hop正在崛起?！痹絹碓蕉嗟娜碎_始用說唱表達(dá)自我。在中國，hip-hop 文化是新時尚的標(biāo)志。