This is true in my opinion, I feel like a lot of people if not all people at least listen to jazz, rock, reggae, and rap on a daily basis and defend them when someone says something negative about it but disco is never listened to or talked about, unless people are talking about the "old" days. I agree very much with this statement. I feel like disco should be talked about because it is a part of music history.

I did not know that Reggaeton had formal musical roots in Panama and Jamaica. It's interesting to learn this. Even though it is a predominantly Spanish-language music genre, I feel like even just like it because of the beats, the movements, the vibe of it as a whole. It was and still is very popular here in New York City. I loved it when I was young and I still love it, who doesn't.

Hip-hop is seen as something different to everyone. Hip-hop has inspired people's everyday lives, it has also become it's own cuture in some way. Some people just see as a musical genre and some people see it as the best musical genre. I agree with what KRS-ONE said, hip-hop is more than music.

I didn't know and I'm pretty sure many people didn't know that African Americans are some of the first people to make and play rock. I also didn't know that rock was started in the 50's and became so popular in the 60's that even the British were starting to write and play it.

I'm surprised to learn and I'm sure a lot of people don't know that Jazz is a hybrid of all of these different elements, blues, different songs, different genres, different music. It's interesting to know.

To think, that the Walkman was the inpiration of the iPod, the first popular and world recognized digital music player. If it wasn't for the Walkman, we would most likely never have the iPod, which would be a drastic change in the technology and music world in general.

Honestly, a lot of people are self absorbed when they have their headphones, earbuds, or AirPods on. They get sucked into their own little world in their own heads and don't realize what's going on around them, hence, the lady falling off her bike because of being self absorbed due to her headphones.

It been a hundred years since Mamie Smith's "Crazy Blues" has changed the music industry and record industry and the outlook of black artists, female artists, and black audiences for the better. The impact that is still going on to this day started with the release of this song. All for the better of the people and the business.

With good, also comes the bad. Artists who have worked on their music and have made something they love, talked about something that means something to them and stands for something to them are sometimes, if not often, criticized and are told what is wrong with their music and product. People who do this don't know what the artist is going through or why they wrote or sang what they did or how they did it.

For artists who record music, it is important to practice their craft for a very long time and go through experiences in order to perfect their craft and have something to write and talk about.

First, he fell back because of the impact. then he wanted to say something else. At first he wasn't sure whether to say it or not, maybe it was going to sound silly to say but he said it anyway. He then glew fowards, looked around and saw his own body on the ground. It was a near death experience, out of body experience and maybe, or most likely, he was dead for a couple of minutes and saw himself dead. This is amazing to hear and amazing to know that he remebers this.

Some people didn't want to make music or have anything to do with music just becase of th money or fame that may come with it. Some wanted to just express their ideas and emotions thtough music, instead of just with words, they had another way and better way to express themselves, their feelings and their ideas.