Analysis of Brenda's Got A Baby

Rap and hip hop are two of the most popular music genres globally. This is because these two music styles frequently, deal with themes that other music genres do not. Within this genre of music, songs are often written about topics that are problematic and debatable. Some of these themes may be drugs, gangs, social injustice, environment, and skin color. The reason why numerous songs are written about these themes and problems is that it is something many people are able to relate to. Some of the themes mentioned above have also been emphasized to a great extent in 2PAC´s song ?Brenda's Got A Baby. The rap lyric consists of a short intro which consists of seven strophes and subsequent it consists of a long verse of forty-four strophes. In several places throughout this lyric, is it obvious that there are certain types of rhymes that are repeated several times. In this song, end rhymes are used frequently in most of the strophes. “?Brenda doesn't even know The pair know/grow is an example of end rhyme. In the lyric, many examples of internal pay, Just 'cause your in the ghetto doesn't mean you can't grow (you can't grow)” (V.1, SS.8-9)?.