RnB originated in the 1940s as a genre popular among African Americans, evolving from blues and incorporating elements of rock and roll, soul, and gospel. The document discusses options for an RnB magazine, including using popular current artists Fetty Wap or Chris Brown for the cover, potential magazine mastheads, and setting club and strip club scenes as locations that relate to common RnB lyrics about money, sex, and alcohol. YouTube interview links are provided for the two potential cover artists.

1. RnB
Lewis Whyte

2. History of RnB
• RnB is abbreviated for Rhythm and Blues. It
was originated back in the 1940’s which it
became popular mainly for African Americans.
RnB has changed over time from records like
blues to rock and roll , soul and gospel and is
now developing into contemporary which
varies from hip hop and dance etc.

3. Artists to include within my magazine

4. Front cover artists
• I would use Fetty Wap or Chris Brown as
they're both extremely popular right now in
the RnB industry, also Fetty Wap is an
upcoming rising artist.

5. Possible mastheads
• Insurgency
• Hudi
• Dolla

6. RnB location/Mise en scene
Setting of clubs/strip clubs
as RnB lyrics tend to relate
to money , sex and alcohol
which is all represented
within this location well.
RnB is represented well with the
‘hood’ or the streets as most
artists tend to say how they’ve
come from those settings and how
they’re now here (artists).

7. Artist interviews
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6P
0NDXgFqo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
=N0nRSb6FD5c
Interviews from both of the potential front cover artists.