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Gender-Biased English Language in Hip Hop Music
Aya Mohammed Sallam1, Ji Young Shim2*
1MA TESOL Program, English Department American University of Sharjah
2Assistant Professor Department of English American University of Sharjah PO Box 26666, Sharjah United
Arab Emirates
1. INTRODUCTION
Music is a great way to learn a foreign language. Instead of memorizing various rules of a language, language learners can be introduced to authentic expressions in a foreign language while enjoying world popular music. According to the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the week of February 2nd, 2020,49% of music played on radio stations and streamed online is hip-hop/R&B. This prominence
emphasizes how hip-hop/R&B is the most popular music in the modern world, and the lyrics of this genre may have a great influence on English language learners around the world. However, it hasbeen argued that the hip-hop industry is interested in profiting from gender-biased language by
utilizing sexist remarks against women. For instance, De Leon (2007) states -Hopindustry isn't really interested in the diversity or even really the art. It's more interested in products
[1].This further suggests that listeners to this popular gender of music are unknowingly exposed to gender-biased language. Furthermore, music has a much deeper cognitive effect on how individuals behave. According to or be a strategy in the ontogenetic [2]. Because of the dominance of Hip-Hop in world music and popular culture, coupled with the status of English as a global language, there is a growing concern that English language learners may learn the profanity of the language towards either gender without realizing its far psychological effects. Then a questions arises: what is gender-biased language? The Oxford Dictionary defines a gender bias as the inclination towards or prejudice against one gender. Hence, gendered language or gender- biased language is described as a language that has a bias towards a particular sex or social gender[3].While hip-hop music is blamed for its gender-biased language [4,5], there is very little research
done in this field and the extant studies report gendered-language biased against women only [6,7]. Thus, the present study investigates whether (a) the lyrics of hip-hop music are biased against anyspecific gender (e.g., male vs. female) and also (b) whether gender-biased expressions are related to
the gender of the singer/artist.1.1. The Present Study
1.1.1. Theoretical Framework
Judith Baxter developed the Feminist Post-Structuralist Discourse Analysis (FPDA) approach, with the focus on power dynamics between men and women. FPDA examines the way in which speakersABSTRACT: This study investigated gender and sexuality discourse in hip-hop by using the FPDA (Feminist
Post-Structuralist Discourse Analysis) approach. The samples were drawn from the chart of Billboard Hot
100 in February, 2020 and the lyrics of 20 contemporary hip hop music were analyzed according to two
variables: (a) the theme of gender-biased language and (b) the gender of the artist. Results of the study
indicate that gender-biased language exists in hip-hop music and both male and female artists predominantly
used much more gender-biased language against women rather than men, showing no correlation between gender-biased language against a specific gender and the gender of the language user. KEYWORDS: English as a global language, gender-biased language, hip-hop, objectification ABBREVIATIONS: FPDA Feminist Post-Structuralist Discourse Analysis, WHO World Health Organization *Corresponding Author: Ji Young Shim, Assistant Professor Department of English American University of Sharjah PO Box 26666, Sharjah United Arab EmiratesGender-Biased English Language in Hip Hop Music
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