Fighting for understanding

 Ebooo Patel. What a brave name for a man. He always tries to correct what he can with the powers he has. He has made many speeches. He is very brave and is trying to correct the things that are wrong.

I was really shocked when I heard him saying, there was a white game going on, a black game and an Asian game. I think he forgot that the people forgot they were all the same, humans.

If you ask me to realate my personal events like this I will say I can't. I can't because I study in an International school and I don;t see this type of things going around in International places.

Hip-Hop Freedom in Burma

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_kTHvpMb7Y&feature=player_embedded

Thxa Soe is a young boy who does hip-hop im Burma. (Burma's name was changed to Myanmar byt eh gangsters of Burma and Chinese and Koreans call it Burma. It is still called  Myanmar in countrys like the U.S and the U.K.) Thxa Soe is really famous in Burma and is very well known all over the world.

He got interested in the term of hip-hop as a student in the SAE institution. He also had interest in his homeland music and so he combined hip-hop music and his homeland music to make new type of songs. He does this so that the audience can have fun listening to it and they can also understand the problems Burma has and what they need to do to get rid of it.

He has lately released 12 elbums but only 3 were published because of the lyrics, "Hey hey, how are you?" His brother has fled to the U.S as he was scared. Thxa Soe stayed in Burma as he knew that he needed to make Burma better and free of problems.

He says that, "I have too many words, not only me, too many teenagers have too much to say. Because our is very closed country, and the older people have a closed mind, a concentrated mind."