Music has existed since the beginning of civilization. Music was used to tell myths, religious stories and warrior stories. Since the beginning of civilization, music has made great progress. Music still tells a story, we know that there are many genres to satisfy the cultural and social tastes of our modern society. Hip hop is a music genre that has grown significantly over the past two decades. Its growing popularity has brought it to the forefront of globalization. Technological advancements have made it easy for hip hop to spread globally. This phenomenon of globalization is a key example that as our cultural boundaries are broken down by technology, our cultural and social practices become fluid. While there are many positive and negative comments about the globalization of hip hop, it is a reflection of the growing phenomenon occurring around the world. Hip hop originated in the South Bronx of New York City in the 1970s. The term rap is often used synonymously with hip hop, but hip hop can also be described as an entire subculture (“Hip Hop,” 2004). The term Hip Hop is said to have come from a joke between Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five rapper Keith Cowboy and their friends ("Hip Hop", 2004). Although hip hop was created on American soil, its influences are global. It can be said that hip hop could be the result of ethnic globalization. Hip hop has roots in African, Caribbean, and Latin cultures (“Hip Hop Globalization and Youth Culture,” 2005). Spoken word, which is still popular today, also has an influence in hip hop music and culture. Spoken word is a style of poetry delivered in a rhythmic manner. Hip hop ranges from rap music to B-boy dance. It was a platform to empower ethnic youth without violence… at the heart of the paper… the urish is poor societies. These artists have more heartfelt words to say and genuine creativity because when you grew up in such poor social conditions sometimes that's all you have to hold on to. Hip hop proves itself to be the voice of people who may not be able to. talk to yourself in conventional ways. Globalization has allowed many people who would not have the means to speak out to take center stage. Many believe that globalization will spell the end of individuality and creativity. This has been a theory that seems to fail when compared to the globalization of hip hop. The globalization of hip hop has proven to hybridize community and music, which ultimately forms something that has never been seen before. Globalization may prove that, instead of making the world “flat”, it will create new mountains and craters of creativity never imagined..