Conventionally, there are more than twenty derivatives of hip-hop. The most famous hip-hop style in the world is known as “conversational rap” (Higgins, 2013). This form consists of the artist using a conversational method of rap where he seems to tell a story or hold a personal speech. Conversational rap is used by many of today's industry heavyweights. Some of the artists who use this style of rap are: Drake, Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj and Wiz Khalifa. It is universal to understand that Hip-Hop is blind. In his article Hip-Hop Judaica: The Politics of Representin' Heebster Heritage, Judah Cohen observes that "rap music, on the other hand, is anti-classical, UN-friendly music with dozens and dozens of subgenres to adapt and take into account. the full range of experiences that constitute the human condition, regardless of race, gender, age, or geography. (Cohen, 14 years old). Additionally, the most problematic form of Hip-Hop/Rap is known as “Gangster Rap.” This form of Hip-Hop/Rap is considered a turning point in the world of Hip-Hop culture. The "Thug Life" movement within Gangster Rap began with rapper Tupac Amaru Shakur, known as 2pac. In her article titled "East Coast/West Coast Rivalry", Yvonne Bynoe claims that throughout the 1990s, 2pac and New