Word: snooping
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Black students to continue the proud legacy of the civil rights movement and take up the struggle for racial equality in the United States. "The symbol of Blacks in the '60's was Martin Luther King... Do you want the symbol of Blacks in the '90's to be Snoop Doggie Dogg?" Sharpton asked...
Sharpton said he found it "disturbing" that the current generation of African-American students "are not following the struggle of the generation before them. In recent years, we've gone from [Martin Luther] King and Malcolm [X.] to Snoop Doggy Dogg...
Dirty Dawg, with its thrusting rhythms and rich harmonies, flirts with -- but stops short of -- the gangsta rap misogyny of Snoop Doggy Dogg. Jordan Knight sounds more peevish than menacing when he sings, "I gave you all that I can/ Till I caught you swinging with another man/ But this time you strayed too far/ Now you come begging like...
...music, lyrics about sex and violence are often crystal clear. Talk of God, though plentiful, is usually veiled or mixed up with more worldly matters. Prince and Madonna peddle images of salvation but marinate them with eroticism. In one of his songs, rapper Snoop Doggy Dogg imagines confronting a supernatural being in a near-death experience -- but he doesn't make clear whether it's God or the devil. In an MTV Unplugged appearance, Kurt Cobain of the alternative band Nirvana performs a song called Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam. Is he being serious or ironic? His secular cool...
Interview: Inside Snoop's Dogg eat Dogg world...