The Gospel of Hip Hop

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The Gospel of Hip Hop is a philosophical and spiritual guidebook by rapper and activist KRS-One that presents hip hop as a culture and way of life, outlining its history, principles, and moral framework.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
spiritual guidebook
aimsTo codify hip hop culture
elevate hip hop to a recognized spiritual tradition
provide moral guidance to hip hop practitioners
associatedWith Temple of Hip Hop NERFINISHED
hip hop spirituality movement
author KRS-One NERFINISHED
authorName Lawrence Parker NERFINISHED
claims hip hop can function as a religion
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes hip hop as a culture
hip hop as a way of life
genre hip hop literature
non-fiction
philosophy
spirituality
hasForm scripture-like text
hasPerspective Afrocentric
socially conscious
hasReception controversial among religious communities
influential in discussions of hip hop and religion
includes principles for ethical living
teachings on peace, love, unity, and having fun
influencedBy Black liberation theology NERFINISHED
Christianity NERFINISHED
Eastern philosophies
Islam NERFINISHED
intendedAudience members of hip hop community
students of religion and philosophy
language English
mainSubject cultural history
ethics
hip hop culture
spirituality in hip hop
mediaType print
notableFor comprehensive treatment of hip hop philosophy
presenting hip hop as a religion
outlines history of hip hop
moral framework for hip hop
principles of hip hop culture
pageCount over 800 pages
proposes hip hop as a spiritual path
publicationDate 2009
publisher PowerHouse Books NERFINISHED
relatedWork The Temple of Hip Hop Kulture NERFINISHED
structure modeled on religious scripture
targetDemographic MCs, DJs, writers, and b-boys/b-girls

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KRS-One notableWork The Gospel of Hip Hop