Nas

At first, i had a difficult time trying to find a good enough argument to make this paper about. My initial argument was going to deal with hip- hop activism, which talked about the creation of hip- hop. I realized myself after reading it thoroughly that a strong argument wasn't presented to I dropped that article in the junkyard to be recycled .My second idea dealt with the John Imus scandel and the degradation of African American women but i realized it was just someone stating the facts exactly how they had witnessed with little to no arguments being presented. After going to the writers studio, one of the professionals informed me that the topic wouldn't be big enough to write about. My tutor this time told me that it would be easier to get plenty of arguments out of hip- hop songs. She informed me that magazines and articles can have arguments but sometimes they are one- sided and a song is the easiest to do a paper like this. So she asked me for the name of a well- known hip- hop artist, i told her Nas, She googled "Nas lyrics" and the first song that came up was "I Can." I told her that song caused a look of positive controversy in the hip- hop industry a few years earlier. We then reaf the song and started identifying arguments and the elements of rhetoric. We then outline the paper and I went home to research Nas.

I looked at websites like VH1.com and imdb.com for his biography and album release dates. I looked at these particular websites because they are credible sources. They are no disadvantages of using this source, only advantages like accurate facts, no opinions.