COOKERY 12

When did Filipino hip-hop music, commonly known as "Pinoy Rap," start to emerge?

• 1950s

• 1980s

• 2000s

• 1970s

What major influence did the United States' colonization of the Philippines have on the country's music culture?

• Indian classical music

• American music, such as disco, funk, and Motown soul

• Chinese traditional music

• European classical music

What language became the primary language used in Filipino hip-hop in the early 1990s?

• English

• Chavacano

• Tagalog

• Cebuano

During the late 1990s and early 2000s, which artists helped establish Pinoy hip-hop as a legitimate genre in the Philippines?

• Francis M.

• Andrew E.

• Gloc-9

• All of the above

What is a common similarity between American and Philippine hip-hop regarding social commentary?

• Both primarily address issues of global warming.

• Neither addresses social or political issues.

• Both address issues such as inequality, poverty, and discrimination.

• Both avoid controversial topics in their lyrics.

Which of the following regional languages was NOT commonly used in Filipino hip-hop to express unique identities and experiences in the early 1990s?

• Chavacano

• Bicolano

• Ilocano

• Mandarin

Which of the following is a shared similarity between American and Philippine hip-hop regarding cultural influences?

• Both rooted in European culture

• Both rooted in Asian culture

• Both originated from Latin American cultural influences

• American rooted in African-American culture, while Philippine incorporates local cultural elements

Which of the following is a shared influence on fashion in both American and Philippine hip-hop?

• Traditional formal wear

• Streetwear

• Bohemian fashion

• Preppy style

The Philippines is considered to have one of the oldest and most established hip-hop scenes in Southeast Asia and possibly the entire Asian continent.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• MAYBE

• NEITHER

Both American and Philippine HIp-hop  addresses issues such as inequality, poverty, and discrimination.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• MAYBE

• NEITHER