Commercialization Of Rap
Commercialization of Rap is a theoretical construct within cultural studies that denotes the process by which rap music, originating as a form of grassroots artistic expression, is transformed into a market-driven commodity through institutionalized production, distribution, and consumption mechanisms in the mainstream music industry.
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THE MUSIC BUSINESS AND RAP: BETWEEN THE STREET AND THE EXECUTIVE SUITE
Keith Negus · Cultural Studies · 1999 · 101 citations
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Centre de recherches sociologiques et politiques de Paris
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