#LET IT SHINE RAP MOVIE#

Having songs written in this manner allows the talent of the artists to really show through. It was nice to see intelligence, thoughtfulness, and caring portrayed in this type of music. I usually despise rap because of the negative message and anger in most of it. I loved how the youths handled situations and problems by asserting themselves and standing up for what they believed without disrespecting adults(even when the adults were disrespectful). I liked that this story showed the problems of any typical family but, in a family type you wouldn't necessarily associate these problems with.nice twist.

#LET IT SHINE RAP MOVIE#

I found it refreshing to see a movie which addressed the age old problems of growing up, and making tough decisions in a such a very positive manner. Its main base is for kids and teens, don't be so critical. It's a Disney movie, not a Academy Award Winning movie. It is a movie you should watch, though i know a lot of you may be older than twenty, you may have a low tolerance for movies with clichГ©'s, i recommend you to ease up. To some it up, the music was good, and the movie was overall very good. That 70's Show had a fourteen year old Mila Kunis kiss a 20 year old Ashten Kucher, so they say. I did not really find it that acceptable if so, then again.

Being how CoCo Jones is Fourteen, and Tyler James Williams is nineteen, i was really wondering if they was going to make them kiss. I found the acting to be good, but there was something i was skeptical on at the start. I love the message of the movie, 'Stand up for what you believe in.' Though it is a bit of a clichГ©' I find it to be a great message for kids that watch Disney Channel.

She reminds me of a young Jennifer Hudson, looks like her as well. The lyrics had a lot of realism within them along with a positive message, CoCo Jones had a great debut in the film, she is a very talented artist. When i watch the previews of them using those two words, i was like 'Pssh, yeah right.'. Being a African American male, i pride myself on listening to music that is mainly 'Real Rap'.

As someone who considers themselves a connoisseur of children's film and television, I recommend this movie to any kid or family looking to have a fun, clean, yet contemporary, heartwarming musical experience. Overall, I am proud of Disney for making this film. Although I understand that again, this is for kids, so the point often has to be a bit more expressed. Without getting into too much detail, I would have preferred for the dad/preacher and the church scenes overall to have been a bit less nonsensical. My only complaint with this movie is the church scenes. The movie progressed at a decent pace, and was entertaining and engaging the whole way though. After all, whats cheesy and clichГ© to an adult is often a first time experience for a kid. I believe cheese and clichГ©s in kids movies are totally fine.

Of course the movie is a bit cheesy at times, but it's intended to be for kids. I hope America as a whole will support this movie as well. I think it says a lot about how far television has come in terms of diversity. I was thrilled to see Disney encourage it's minority viewers with this film. As someone who is typically 100% NOT a fan of rap, I liked the rap in this film, because the message was clean, and thoughtful and the beats were hot. The writing, especially the rap, was pretty impressive for Disney. As a 29 year old, I would definitely listen to songs from this movie outside of watching it. He has a fun actor to watch and has great voice for rap. CoCo Jones is an amazing talent and I hope her race doesn't hinder her popularity and/or ability to shine on Disney (or anywhere else). This movie has some of the best music and best raw talent ever produced by Disney. My rating has a lot to do with the music from this movie, and the diversity this movie adds to Disneys offering. My rating of 9 out of 10 may seem extreme, however, for what it's intended to be, this movie was very successful.

Let it shine rap