Well, this is it. The final Musical that I'll be doing. I've counted how many Musical's that I've done, including this one, and I have done 38 Musical's. I'd like to thank TU4QU0I53T4IAN6L3 for reviewing this story. This experience has really been fun. Enjoy.

Chapter 28: Hip-Hop's

Appearance

Male Hip-Hop's wear baggy shirts, baggy jeans, baseball caps with the words HIP HOP, and sneakers. Some male Hip-Hop's also wear shades. Female Hip-Hop's wear t-shirts, tank tops, or crop tops with the words HIP HOP, jeans, and sneakers. Some female Hip-Hop's wear baggy shirts with some hip-hop jewelry, baggy jeans, combat boots, and baseball caps with the words HIP HOP.

Like Rapper's, Hip-Hop's love doing graffiti, like Hard Rocker's, but with more colors than just red, black, and white. Hip-Hop's are professional graffiti artists than Hard Rocker's. Hip-Hop's use turntables, DJ mixers, and play keyboards. Their also great breakdancers, able to show off their acrobatic moves. Hip-Hop's use techniques with turntables like spinning record discs back and forth under the needle. They would shout out and urge people to dance. Hip-Hop's love doing block parties and can autotune their voice. They can also beatbox.

History

Both Hip-Hop's and Rapper's appeared 5 years after the Yodeler's. The Funk's, Disco's, and Soul's liked their music, especially the Funk's. The Funk's considered the Hip-Hop's music to sound almost like their music. In the 1980s, the Hip-Hop's music exploded. They became rich and famous for their graffiti arts. Their breakdancing moves appeared in dozens of movies and TV shows. In the early 1990s, Hip-Hop's became multibillion-dollar industries. They launched clothing lines, record labels, and even marketed their own soft drinks and video games. Hip-Hop's and Rapper's were closest friends since they share the same music. They would sing and dance together and do graffiti art together for fun. Hip-Hop's and Rapper's continued to grow and thrive, and many Normal's want them and their music to stay. They live in New York City called Hip-Hop Town, where they can sing, breakdance, graffiti, beatbox, play their turntables, and throw block parties. Both Hip-Hop Town and Rapville are close to each other, so Hip-Hop's and Rapper's can visit each other. Hip-Hop's are also welcomed to visit Vibe City anytime they want.

Well, that was it. The final Musical for this story. This experience taught me about these music genres, especially Country, Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Rap. Most of these Musical's were easy since I've heard these Music genres before. But some weren't easy, but I did my best. This experience also made me realize that I like Hard Rock music and what Smooth Jazz really was. This may be the final Musical, but I've still got 2 more chapters to do, and then I'll be done. I've also updated chapter 8, so make sure to reread chapter 8. I've heard Hip-Hop music before and heard the word many times. I've also seen movies and TV shows with characters scratching discs under the needle of a turntable a lot. Please Review.

Music Genre's I've heard before

Disco

Christmas Music

Samba

Mariachi

Tango

Jazz

Soul

Polka

Flamenco

Alternative Rock

Rap

Dixieland

Rhythm and Blues

Mambo

Yodeling

Hip-Hop