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Louisiana Association of Drug Court Professionals 8 th Annual Louisiana Drug Court Conference

Louisiana Association of Drug Court Professionals 8 th Annual Louisiana Drug Court Conference New Orleans Marriott New Orleans, Louisiana February 22, 2006. Using Popular Hip Hop Culture to Combat Substance Abuse. Hip Hop: Hip, Hype, or Hypocrisy?

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Louisiana Association of Drug Court Professionals 8 th Annual Louisiana Drug Court Conference

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  1. Louisiana Association of Drug Court Professionals 8th Annual Louisiana Drug Court Conference New Orleans Marriott New Orleans, LouisianaFebruary 22, 2006

  2. Using Popular Hip Hop Culture to Combat Substance Abuse Hip Hop: Hip, Hype, or Hypocrisy? Terrence D. Walton, MSW, CADC III, ICADC

  3. ADVISORY Portions of this session include some graphic language, racial and sexual slurs, and other material that some participants will find offensive. The material is included in order to give the participants a true-to-life glimpse and better understanding of some of the more offensive aspects of the phenomena known as “hip hop”.

  4. Hip Hop: Hip, Hype or Hypocrisy? • List 4 Components of Hip Hop Culture. • Experience Hip Hop Culture & Understand Its Appeal • Practice Using Hip Hop Culture to Educate & Motivate • Demonstrate Using Group Process to Decode Underlying Messages in Rap Music Lyrics

  5. Hip Hop: Hip, Hype or Hypocrisy? “Born on inner-city playgrounds, hip hop has grown over the last two decades into a multimillion dollar business. But it is not just an urban thing. Suburban kids can pick up the latest fashions by hip-hop designers like Phat Farm or FUBU at department stores like Bloomingdale’s, Dillards and Macy’s. And anyone can download the newest music off the Internet or buy CDs at chain music stores.” ABC’s Nightline

  6. Hip Hop: Hip, Hype or Hypocrisy? • The Hip Hop Generation: A brief history • Dee Jaying (cuttin’ and scratchin’) • Graffiti Art • Break dancing / B- Boying • Emceeing / Rapping

  7. Hip Hop: Hip, Hype or Hypocrisy? • The Hip Hop Generation: A brief history • Popular Hip Hop Culture • Young and the Old, but mostly the young • White and Black • Urban, Suburban, and Rural • Hip, Hype or Hypocrisy?

  8. The Industry • Tupacs • Reebocks • Rocks • Glocks

  9. The Music Industry • Death Row Records – Suge Knight • Murder Inc – Irv Gotti • Bad Boy – P Diddy • Def Jam – Russell Simmons • Shady Records – Eminem

  10. R.E.S.P.E.C.T.

  11. P.I.M.P.

  12. Decoding the Messages Kanye West “Crack Music” “Diamonds from Sierra Leone”

  13. Developmental Tasks of The Young

  14. 8 Tasks of AdolescenceHavighurst (1972) • Accepting one’s physique and using the body effectively • Achieving emotional independence from parents and other adults • Achieving a masculine or feminine social sex role • Achieving new and more mature relationships with peers of both sexes

  15. 8 Tasks of Adolescence • Desiring and achieving socially responsible behavior • Preparing for an economic career • Preparing for marriage and family life • Acquiring a set of values and an ethical system as a guide to behavior

  16. 9 Tasks of Young Adulthood • Achieving Autonomy • Molding an Identity • Developing Emotional Stability • Establishing a Career • Finding Intimacy • Becoming Part of Congenial Social Groups and Community • Selecting a Mate and Adjusting to Marriage • Establishing a Residence and Learning to Manage a Home • Becoming a Parent and Rearing Children

  17. Exploring Values • Values taught by parents & grandparents • Values taught by authority figures (teachers, ministers, policemen, judges, etc.) • Values about money, wealth, and the American Dream • Values about the opposite gender and relationships • Values about personal conduct (sex, drug use, communication, treating each other, etc.)

  18. HIP HOP VALUES

  19. 50 Cents: The Massacre • I’m Supposed to Die Tonight • Ski Mask Way • Gunz Come Out • Bitch, Get in My Car • Shake that Ass, Girl • Gatman and Robin • Candy Shop • Magic Stick

  20. Ski Mask Way I get mine the fast way, the ski mask way. Make money, make money. Nigga, if you ask me, this the only way. Take money, take money…My black G-unit hoodie just reek with marijuana. Cocaine comin out my pores in the sauna, I’m so serious man, I’m so sincere. This flow right here is what fucked up Jeffrey’s career. Make money, take money, yea nigga, Yea.

  21. The Curse Listen for messages regarding : • Drugs, gun violence, women, bravery, manhood, justice, revenge, law enforcement • Independence and autonomy • Whether or not drugs lower inhibitions • Alcohol versus marijuana • Cocaine, sex and power over women

  22. “High All The Time”Produced by Eminem

  23. I don't need Dom Perignon, I don't need CrisTanqueray and Alize, I don't need shitNigga I'm high all the time, I smoke that good shitI stay high all the time, man I'm on some hood shit Give me some dro, purple haze, and some chocolateGive me a dutch and a lighter I'll spark shitAnd stay high all the time, I smoke that good shitI'm high all the time, man I'm on some hood shit Every time I ROLL up, niggas holla ROLL up, and I tell'em HOLD up,You ain't gettin money you ain't smokingIn my Benzo, 20 inch Lorenzos, smoking on indoHigh as a motherfucker

  24. I be on them back streets, niggas know I clap heat, only if you got beefMan you better holla at meNiggas get locked up, stabbed up, shot upEverytime I pop up, a lot going on in my hood I shoot the dice, I holler get'em girlsDaddy need new shoesDaddy need Perelli's to look mean on 22sStash box, Xbox, laptop, fax machine, phoneBulletproof this bitch and I'm gone2003 Suburban swerving, too many sips of HennyThe D's sick, they searched the whip and they can't find the semis

  25. They was just harassing me cause they know who I wasSpent the night in Central Booking for smoking some bud I don't need Dom Perignon, I don't need CrisTanqueray and Alize, I don't need shitNigga I'm high all the time, I smoke that good shitI stay high all the time, man I'm on some hood shit Give me some dro, purple haze, and some chocolateGive me a dutch and a lighter I'll spark shitAnd stay high all the time, I smoke that good shitI'm high all the time, man I'm on some hood shit

  26. Now if you heard I done started some shitIt ain't because I be high (I be high, I be high)And if you heard I done let off a clipIt ain't because I be high (I be high, I be high)But I- twist that la, la, la, la

  27. I get high as I wanna niggaGo against me, fa sho, you's a goner niggaI don't smoke to calm my nerves but I got beefFinna crush my enemies like I crush the hashishIf you love me, tell me you love me, don't stare at me manI'd hate to be in the Benz clapping one of my fansLet me show you how to greet me, when you meet me, when you see meIf you real my nigga, you know how to holla "G-Unit!“ There's no competition, it's just me,50 Cent, motherfucker, I'm hot on these streetsIf David could go against Goliath with a stoneI can go at Nas and Jigga, both for the throne

  28. I don't need Dom Perignon, I don't need CrisTanqueray and Alize, I don't need shit Nigga I'm high all the time, I smoke that good shitI stay high all the time, man I'm on some hood shit Give me some dro, purple haze, and some chocolateGive me a dutch and a lighter I'll spark shitAnd stay high all the time, I smoke that good shitI'm high all the time, man I'm on some hood shit Now who you know besides me who write lines and squeeze ninesAnd have hoes in the hood sniffin on white linesYou don't want me to be your kid's role modelI'll teach them how to buck them 380s and load up them hollows

  29. Have shorty fresh off the stoop, ready to shootBig blunt in his mouth, deuce deuce in his boot Sit in the crib, sippin Guinness, watching MenaceThen Oh Lord, have a young nigga bucking shit like he O-DogMy team they depend on me when it's crunch timeI eat a nigga food in broad day like it's lunchtimeYou feeling brave nigga, go ahead get gullySee if I won't leave your brains leaking up out your skully I done made myself hot, so ain't shit you can tell meNiggas calling me to feature, man fuck your money

  30. I ain't hurting, I'm doing goodI ain't got to write rhymes, I got bricks in the hood I don't need Dom Perignon, I don't need CrisTanqueray and Alize, I don't need shit Nigga I'm high all the time, I smoke that good shitI stay high all the time, man I'm on some hood shit Give me some dro, purple haze, and some chocolateGive me a dutch and a lighter I'll spark shitAnd stay high all the time, I smoke that good shitI'm high all the time, man I'm on some hood shit G-Unit, are you readyG-Unit, are you readyG-Unit, are you readyNigga, ready or not, here I come, come, come

  31. What did you hear? • Drugs, gun violence, women, bravery, manhood, justice, revenge, law enforcement • Independence and autonomy • Whether or not drugs lower inhibitions • Alcohol versus marijuana • Cocaine, sex and power over women

  32. Drugs that Appeal to the Young Accessible Socially Acceptable Socially Enhancing Facilitate Fun, Stimulation, or Escape Relatively Harmless

  33. The Cure • Understand the Culture • Accept its Appeal • Don’t Attack the Culture or its Icons • Utilize the Culture to Educate, Motivate, & Reiterate • Facilitate Clients’ Detection of Messages, Underlying Meanings, & Values • Raise Discrepancy • Use Motivational Interviewing strategies to guide the client toward rejecting aberrant messages and values

  34. Dead Prez (Sticman and M-1) Underground Alternative Conscious Rap

  35. Fucked Up How do it feel to be high without drugs? Some say it’s the feelin’ of love for yourself. I can’t call it. I just threw up in the toilet. And all my life I said I wasn’t gonna be no alcoholic. I’m fallin’ son, tryin’ to stay sober, but the alcohol be callin’ son like a ghost. So let’s make a toast to my liver and kidneys. Pour out a little Henny. Here’s to gout in your twenties. Not many niggaz make it to 30. We ride dirty.

  36. Breath stinkin’, already drinkin’, bright and early. I done earled out gin, Smirnoff, gin and 8 ball. Passed out on the bathroom floor with my clothes off. Remember them mickies? Tall can fit in your Dickies. Before they put them cameras up in the corner store. We used to be so much fun when we was young. Trying to holler at somethin’ smellin’ like 151. Getting’ thrown out of the club all buzzed. I’m about to go get the gun, dawg. But I aint even know where I was. My nigga Emae had to carry me home a many day. It was Heineken, Bets, Andre and E & J.

  37. They say alcoholism is in my DNA cause pops like to get fucked up the same way. They say alcoholism is in my DNA cause pops like to get fucked up the same way.

  38. I got so fucked up last night I passed out. Assed out. Man, I couldn’t even get to the house and I know I shouldn’t been drinkin’ on an empty stomach, but the flier said open bar and I said fuck it. Went from vodka to rum, from rum to cognac and my body feel like I’ve been fightin’ in combat. And I’ve been coughin’ up yellow shit, breakin’ a sweat. I’ve been shaking like a leaf , but that’s just what I get for pourin’ my own poison and throwin’ it back. And its not enough to just know better, you gotta act. I know I said that the last time, but I was havin’ such a good time.

  39. The liquor just took over my mind. And I don’t want to be a Gill’s guy, hear me ya. Cause when you livin’ in a bottle then a nigga stop caring. Cause the ones who made that alcohol aint my friend. But the sad part is I’m a probably do it again. God damn! (I use to have a thing for Cognac. Nowadays I train for combat.)

  40. What did you hear?

  41. Kanye West on Three Kinds of “Addiction” Afflicting the Young • Street • Sex • Substance

  42. 50 Cent on Addiction and Relapse:“A Baltimore Love Thing”

  43. Learning Opportunities • Withdrawal symptoms • Loss of choice—unsuccessful attempts to stay clean—relapse • Love relationship with the chemical • Babies born addicted • Use of multiple substances • Family addiction • Chasing the first high • Celebrity addiction

  44. Learning Opportunities • Medicating feelings • Stealing from family to support habit • Continued use in spite of consequences • Drugs as a substitute for friends; fostering distrust and isolation • Feeling destined for addiction • Addiction is fatal

  45. The Original Hip Hop Lyrics Archive www.ohhla.com

  46. Substance Abuse and Hip Hop Hip, Hype, or Hypocrisy? Terrencewalton@aol.com

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