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The Culture Industry and The Death of Hip Hop

Support 1Dime on Patreon:   / onedime   Email [email protected] for inquiries Twitter:   / 1dimeofficial   What happened to Hip Hop Music? How did it become commercialized? What is "Mumble Rap"? Find out in this video about The Culture Industry. This video explores how Capitalism impacted Hip Hop music using Theodor Adorno’s theory of “The Culture Industry” and “Standardization” in Popular Music. We go over how corporate incentives and consumer ideology impact the production of rap music and how one dimensional standardized music formulas condition how people listen to music. We also discuss how various aspects of the music industry such as the media spectacle, marketing, corporate interests, streaming platforms, and record labels impact rap music both in terms of sound and its materialistic subject matter. Credits: Intro by Artin Salimi:    / artinsalimi   TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 1:28 What Happened to Hip Hop? 6:14 A Brief History of Hip Hop: Record Labels, The Internet and Streaming Platforms. 13:07 The Culture Industry and Theodor Adorno 15:30 Standardization In Popular Music 18:40 Aesthetic Branding and Pseudo Individualism 20:28 Conditioned Tastes 22:23 Addiction Formulas 25:43 Fast Food Music 29:04 Cultivated Demand 30:38 Imitation Over Innovation 32:20 Escapism, Conditioning and Social Control 33:56 Ideology, Cultural Hegemony and the Spectacle 37:09 Art Beyond Capitalism Video clips Referenced: PolitikZ - "REAL HIP HOP":    • PolitikZ - "REAL HIP HOP"   Sources: -The Culture Industry: Selected essays on mass culture by Theodor Adorno -Essays on Popular Music by Adorno -The Song Machine: Inside the Hit Factory by John Seabrook -The Addiction Formula -Many Years of listening to Hip Hop music Check out more 1Dime content: Second Channel:    / @1dimeradio   Best 1Dime videos:    • Why Billionaires Prefer Democrats   About 1Dime (not One Dime): 1Dime is an educational channel dedicated to countering one dimensional thought by analyzing socio-political issues through the lens of theory, history, pop culture, and political economy