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hop in (to something) to jump into something; to get into something. Hop into your car and drive over to my house. I hopped in and drove off. See also: hop How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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When you've just asked somebody you really fancy to go out and they've said yes, you'll find as you walk away an overwhelming compulsion to put a little extra hop in your walk. Hip hop in the K-12 classroom mirrors hip hop’s takeover of the academy, representing growing numbers of hip hop heads turned hip hop scholars. And like previous subcultures studied, hip hop in its US context was quickly subjected to incorporation by mainstream mass media and commodification by the mainstream popular music industry, with all the attendant implications of moral panics, ideological distortion, corporatisation, trivialisation and "othering" of an "alternative" youth subculture. |
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