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Good evening. This is Hamasuka Broadcasting Department.
Wow! Is this the show's title call that you came up with when you weren't around?
It's moving, isn't it?
Here is today's topic.
Let's dig deeper into that music genre. Hip-hop edition.
Does hip-hop work for you, Suku-san?
What do you think a hip-hopper doesn't know about hip-hop?
You're talking like a hip-hop expert.
It's like, "This is hip-hop for me."
Like Nagano-san.
We have a teacher who will teach you hip-hop today.
Please welcome him.
Wow!
Hey!
Music Unit "White Jam" Rapper Gashima-san.
He grew up in New York, Los Angeles.
He started rapping when he was 14.
Now, he produces songs and participates in battles.
He also provides lyrics to famous artists.
He's doing a lot of work.
Tonight, as a guest teacher of Rikkyo University,
Gashima-sensei, who also has hip-hop class experience,
will give a lecture on hip-hop's unexpected knowledge of its current boom.
In addition,
everyone in front of the TV can rap right away.
In a practical lesson, Hama-san and Asuka-san will show off their own rap.
Is it starting?
It's aggressive!
The first theme is this!
What is hip-hop?
It's not a genre of music!
Yes, I think there are people who are surprised like this all of a sudden.
Yes.
Strictly speaking, we use the word "hip-hop" in the music genre, but hip-hop is a culture that includes four major elements.
Now, what do you think those four are?
There may be a lot of them in this room.
In the room?
Yes.
It's not like "vibes" with the lid open.
"Vibes"!
I don't know if it's that "cloak" feeling, but I think it's a definition of "cloak" today.
It's easier to understand.
Yes, it's easier to understand.
Eh, what is it?
But it's like...
Eh, that's...
I'm sorry, but I don't say it at times like this.
Eh, that's...
Isn't it "record"?
There are people who want "record"!
Ah, there are people who want it!
There are people who really want it!
It may be easier to understand.
Ah!
More widely...
What is the occupation of the person doing this?
DJ.
DJ!
With the mic...
What is the occupation of the person doing this?
Rap.
It's rap!
Yes, that's right.
DJ, rapper...
It's rap!
Also...
Graffiti!
Ah, that kind of...
Like this...
Ah, is that also hip-hop?
That's right.
Drawing pictures on this wall with spray is also hip-hop.
Eh, is that so?
And one more thing that became a hot topic at the Olympics...
At the Olympics?
Yes, yes, yes.
Ah, dancing!
That's right!
Breakdance!
Including all of these four elements...
It's called "hip-hop".
By the way, Asuka-san...
How long do you think hip-hop has existed since its inception?
That's a wonderful question.
About 300 years.
300 years?!
This is also a painful opinion for 300 years.
Hip-hop was born in 1951.
Last year was the 50th anniversary and everyone was excited and it was like a celebration.
In 1973, on August 11th, it is said that it was born in a place called Bronx in New York.
In the United States, August 11th is designated as Hip- hop Anniversary Day.
At that time, Bronx was a so-called poor neighborhood with very poor security.
Wow!
It's amazing, isn't it?
Mountains of rubble.
But still, if you look back, there is graffiti.
There is already graffiti.
At that time in the United States, disco was popular and there were many young people who wanted to go to parties and dance.
But young people living in Bronx don't have that kind of money.
But we also want to do something fun without money.
So we brought our own music equipment to parks and community centers and had parties in this poor neighborhood.
We called it "Block Party".
There, DJs played music and later rappers and MCs livened up the scene.
The young people who gathered there danced breakdance and drew graffiti art in the city.
Hip-hop began to develop from this block party.
I see.
That's why it's in the four elements.
Now that we know where hip-hop comes from, let's move on to this demo.
Let's write a self-introduction rap.
That's too quick.
I thought I could do it because I knew the four elements.
It's not something you can do because you know the four elements.
Really? But if you get the hang of it, you can rap easily.
Even if you ask me to rap suddenly, I'm a little embarrassed.
So I brought a countermeasure.
You two will be given MC names.
I see.
Like a different person?
Like Spider-Man wearing a spider suit.
You're stronger than me today.
Let's think about the MC name.
MC name...
Asuka-san and Flybird-san.
MC Flybird.
It doesn't sound right.
Sometimes it's just like that.
"Fly" in hip-hop slang means "very cool" or "very cute".
"Katsukun Fly".
"Fly Girl Asuka".
"Fly Girl".
In reverse, it's "FGA".
That's a good one.
"FGA".
Don't you have anything in reverse?
Like picking up this and wearing it.
Objectively.
"Fashionable".
That's lame.
I don't like it anymore.
Let's hear it out.
"Fashionable".
"Glasses".
"Fashionable".
She said something bad.
I can't be happy about it.
She said something terrible.
I see.
Like a professor.
"Dr. Hawa".
"Dr. Hama".
Wow, it's amazing.
"Dr. Hama" in "Dr. Dre's Cave".
It's like "Gentenkaiki" now.
It's cool!
Now that you've decided your MC names,
you'll learn techniques for making self-introduction raps.
First of all...
"In" and "dajare" are different.
I want to make this one.
"In" is important when you rap,
but when you put vowels together like "ha-ma-su-ka",
"sa-wa-ru-na" and "a-a-u-a" don't match.
"ni-ga-su-na" and "na" don't match.
It's not just about putting vowels together.
It's about making rhythms with words and playing with them.
It's different from "joy-man".
I think "joy-man" is also a rap.
I don't deny it.
If "joy-man" was a "dajare" rap style,
I'd like to explain what "in" is.
It's a word called "don-i-gi".
"Don-i-gi" is "in" but it tends to be "dajare".
"futon-ga-futton-na" is "futon" and "futton" are the same.
It's a sentence, but it doesn't make much sense.
But if you put "futon" and "ston" together,
"futon" and "ston" are pronounced evenly.
"Don-i-gi" is "don-i-ga-futton-na" and "futon-ga- futton-na" is "futon".
It's easy to get wrong.
Oh, it's easy to understand. I see.
Yes. It's important to know that the vowels are correct.
You're very good at teaching.
Oh, I'm happy!
You're really great.
Now that we know the basics, let's eat!
Pasta.
It's perfect.
Wow!
I'm happy with this.
Wow!
Sauna.
Wow!
You're very good at teaching.
I didn't know about this.
Really? Sauna.
I'm happy.
It's perfect.
My team manager is here today and his name is "tanuma".
Mr. Tanuma!
When I heard "aua", I kept thinking about "tanuma".
Mr. Tanuma!
But it's correct, right?
Then, let's see how this can be a rap song.
Wow!
DJ HIDE, let's go!
Wow!
Mr. Tanuma!
Wow!
Mr. Tanuma!
I'm sure you're watching this and you'll be surprised.
I see.
It's important to know that the vowels are correct.
That's right.
When I was told to line up the words...
I'm Asuka.
I love sauna.
It's like "tanuma" made "pasta" and "casda".
Wow!
No, no, no.
You wanted to say that, didn't you?
It's like "tanuma" made "pasta" and "casda".
Sometimes, it feels good.
I see.
That was a high-level technique.
Really?
Yes, Dr. Hama was amazed.
Yes, it was Dr. Hama.
The next technique is...
It determines the rapper's personality.
It's called "flow".
"Flow" is about how you sing, rhythm, and desire.
But if you say, "It's his way of speaking," "It's a little melody-like and cool," "flow" is what makes his character.
I hope you'll try it.
Using these lyrics, Mr. Gashima reproduces various "flow".
If you can rap well, it will be your appropriate "flow".
Everyone in front of the TV, please try it!
Let's start with the most standard one.
That's good.
Thank you.
I think this is the most orthodox way of singing.
Let's have FGA do it, too.
FGA, come on!
FGA, too.
Here we go.
Monday is Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
It's the best club ever.
FGA!
That's good.
It's easy to understand.
There are many sub-genres in hip-hop.
I'd like you to try "flow" that is often used in slow rap with a little tempo called "trap".
Monday is Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
It's the best club ever.
This is difficult.
Shall we do it?
I don't know this one.
Dr. Hama.
Monday is Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
It's the best club ever.
You did it!
Maybe Dr. Hama is a "trap rapper".
Maybe it suits you.
I'm a "trap rapper".
Shall we try FGA?
I don't know this one at all.
FGA, come on!
Monday is Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
Really awesome, just right, boo!
That's good.
You've got this one too.
You can also rap.
Can you say it a little faster?
Let's try it.
Monday is Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
Really awesome, just right, boo!
Monday is Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
Really awesome, just right, boo!
That's good.
You did it.
Let's try it with "fg".
Monday is Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
Really awesome, just right, boo!
She said "fg" fast.
"fg" may be fast.
"fg" is good.
Let's move on to the next technique.
Bangai-hen
People's bad words have love.
I see.
You may not be able to follow the self-introduction rap you're aiming for today.
But I think hip-hop has a strong image of battle and disagreement.
So I'd like to explain it to you.
First of all, "this" means "weakness".
It means you're attacking your weak points.
"Battle" is all you say, but I don't know your song.
I see.
But this is what you recognize as your weakness.
So you may have a counterattack.
You may be counterattacked.
I see.
Second, "mount-type this".
"Mount"?
It's like "praise and lower".
I see.
You may have a strong battle, but I've already got grapes in my mouth.
It's like this.
When you recognize someone's weakness, you go higher than that.
But I...
"Mount-type this" is like this.
Third, "appearance type this".
It's not like "you're ugly".
It's like "you're ugly".
You're wearing a yellow vest.
"Are you Kitaro of "girige" ?"
I'm interested in you, but I can't say it.
When you say something like this, it's hard to say it.
Certainly, he looks like Kitaro.
When you don't know anything, you can use it effectively.
Now, let's practice saying "this".
Asuka, what do you hate?
Well...
"sasakure".
No one likes it.
Certainly.
Can I say it with words?
If you can, say it with words.
It's difficult.
Bad words without words have no quality.
What?
First of all, Dr. Hama's "sasakure" diss rap.
"sasakure", even though you're not that big, please forgive my pain.
"sasakure", even though you look like you're great, I'm your parent.
"sasakure", cut it out and leave me alone.
Wow!
It's like "najikase".
Please don't say something expensive.
"sasakure", even though you're not that big, please forgive my pain.
"sasakure", even though you look like you're great, I'm your parent.
Wow!
Cut it out and leave me alone.
"sasakure", even though you look like you're great, I'm your parent.
Thank you.
It's great.
Finally!
And you said "I'm your parent", and said "mount diss".
That's right.
If this is a battle between hosts, host "sasakure" would be defeated.
She would be defeated.
Wow!
I can't do it anymore.
We'll see what you have in mind and we'll do it.
I want you to make it.
Ms. Gashima checked FGA's "sasakure" diss rap and...
togetogeno
What?
I found something.
"togetogeno" "sasakure"
Wow, that's cool! You're doing it!
This is amazing!
He's stepping on "togetogedokedoke" and this ending with "k" makes the ending with "a" look better.
This is called "rhyme scheme", but this is already a level that you can't touch in today's class.
You're doing "rhyme scheme"!
"fga" has acquired "rhyme scheme".
"rhyme scheme", I'll remember "rhyme scheme".
These two received high praise for "dissing" "sasakure".
Next up is...
Let's do "dissing" someone.
This time, we have someone who is "dissed" by others.
Nice to meet you!
Let's "diss" Morimoto-san!
Is this job long?
It's not long.
It's "dissed".
Morimoto-san, you'll receive "dissed" a lot from now on. How do you feel?
It's very unpleasant.
Morimoto-san will think of "diss rap" for Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
Then...
Ready...
Fight!
Morimoto-san's hand movements...
He's a rapper.
oh
oh oh oh
He's looking for meaning.
oh oh oh oh
He's trying to step on it at Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
He's relaxed.
It's annoying.
Don't say "it's annoying" directly.
That was "dissing" by listening.
Can I say it?
"tontsukatan" Morimoto
"tantakatan" Bingo
"gradation" shirt "variation" Nasu
"trio" center
"gradation" shirt "variation" Nasu
Even though you're dissing her, you're complimenting her at the end.
I think you're being too hostile.
Do you feel friendship?
I feel a lot of love.
That's good.
That's important, right?
Then I'll diss Saito-san.
"Hamasuka Broadcasting Club" "You seem like you can answer, and you're good. That's Asuka's good talk."
You're good!
You're used to it.
Help me.
Look at me.
This tag is scary.
Wow!
It looks like you completed it.
Wow!
I did it.
Shall we watch it on FGA?
I want to see it.
Let's watch it.
You're clumsy.
No, you're clumsy.
Something is annoying.
Your career is unstable, too.
Wow!
You're clumsy.
Something is annoying.
It's really scary.
I don't like it.
I'm clumsy.
Do you want me to make you clumsy?
This is what Cleva-san came up with.
This is Cleva-style.
It's Cleva-style!
This is what a senior FGA does.
FGA is Cleva-san.
It's amazing.
Today's topic is...
Making self-introduction rap.
Here is the beat.
One person makes four songs.
While giving keywords for self-introduction rap,
they make lyrics.
Here is the song.
What do you like to eat?
I like raw fish.
Raw fish?!
Raw fish...
I want to be like this.
I want to live in peace.
Peace is good, isn't it?
Let's start with the first line.
Dr. Hama.
Using this raw fish, I want to say that the fish I eat is definitely raw.
You already said that.
The fish you eat is definitely raw.
That's scary.
What is that?
It's a little scary.
It's a little creepy.
I'm going to get it.
It's a big mountain.
You have ambitions, don't you?
You may have forgotten it, but I want to be on "yuku yuku m-ste."
You're going to get a big mountain?!
I'm going to get it.
Is Tamori's character bad?
Let's get it!
It's big!
Should we use "fga"?
That's true.
That's a good idea.
It's different from "yaruko" and "nasuko."
Oh!
Dr. Hama!
Thank you!
Isn't it good?
It's cool.
It suits you.
So far, I've only said "peace."
Peace.
Peace at the end.
I want to say "peace" at the end.
Now it's "reiwa."
Listen carefully, hater.
Wow!
The rhyme scheme came out.
The lyric was completed in about 15 minutes.
I didn't think it would be completed.
I want you to do it when you enter the scene.
I want to do it.
I want you to do it on the set of a drama.
Dr. Hama!
FGA's self-introduction rap!
Come and say!
What's up, Hamasukaho-soubu!
It's a special cypher right here!
It's the one and only...
Dr. Hama in the house!
And...
FGA in the house!
First of all, Dr. Hama!
Let's go!
My name is Dr. Hama. The fish I eat is definitely raw.
Let's go get it, Mr. Tamo's character. The past mistakes are also correct.
My name is FGA. Doing things, wearing masks, and other experiments.
It's peaceful now, listen up, hater. I'll send you love and peace, too.
Let's give him a big hand.
That was perfect!
That was great. Asuka-san, you were perfect, too.
She was perfect.
She was able to cut through difficult breaks.
She was perfect.
We read it this time, but could you tell us about the rest of it?
From now on, I'm going to write my new MC name "Dr. Hammer" and "fga" in my heart.
Tell us about your days as a rapper.
If I win a battle, I'll hold back.
This is difficult!