CHAPTER IV FINDING and DISCUSSION There Are Many Ways To

CHAPTER IV

FINDING AND DISCUSSION

In this chapter, the researcher present the result of the data analysis explained in chapter III. The data taken in this research are Western songs lyrics. The analysis of the songs lyrics based on the problems in chapter I.

A. Finding

There are many ways to express the feelings, one of them is through the

music. In the Western songs lyrics there are many slangs words are used and in

the lyrics has characteristic of slangs words that make. The researcher analyzed

the data from collecting some Western songs lyrics in the internet. After

analyzing the data, the writer found many slangs words before 2000 and after

year 2000 used in Western songs lyrics such as, baby, bang, ain’t, ‘cause, ‘em,

wanna, gotta, c’mon, bae, bringit, ‘coz, D.J., TV, homies and so on.

Slangs words are one part of language varieties, usually used in Western

songs lyrics. Over time, many slangs word have been analyzed from the lyrics

because of unique grammar and sound. a. The differences between slangs in Western songs lyrics produced in

before 2000 and after year 2000.

The researcher found many slangs words in Western songs lyrics produced in before 2000 and after year 2000. The researcher used 10 Western songs produced in before 2000. There are Western songs produced in before 2000 : (1).

MC.Hammer – U Can‟t Touch This (1990), (2). Montell Jordan - This Is How We

Do It (1995), (3). Donell Jones - U Know What's Up (1999), (4). Joe Public - Live and Learn (1992), (5). Total feat. Notorious B.I.G. - Can't You See? (1995), (6).

Destiny's Child - Jumpin' Jumpin' (2000), (7).Michael Jackson feat. Janet Jackson

- Scream (1995), (8). Tony! Toni! Tone! - If I Had No Loot (1993), (9). Case feat.

Foxy Brown - Touch Me, Tease Me (1996), (10). Mark Morrison - Return of the

Mack (1996). And the researcher used 10 Western songs produced in after year

2000. There are Western songs produced in after year 2000 : (1). Jagged Edge -

Where the Party At (2001), (2). Bruno Mars – 24K Magic (2016), (3). Dawin - Dessert

(2015), (4). B.o.B - Nothin' On You (2009), (5). Kendrick Lamar - Humble (2017), (6).

Did You See J Hus (2017), (7). Run Me Dry Bryson Tiller (2015), (8). Redbone Childish

Gambino (2016), (9). DNA. Kendrick Lamar (2017), (10). Bad and Boujee Migos (2016).

The researcher used kind of music is RNB genre in this research and kind of theme song, here are love and social. In the theme about love has many characteristics there are about sad, happy, heart breaking, mariage, and angry.

And in social theme also has many characteristics there are social, family, life, and country.

Here are table of data slangs words that are used in Western songs lyrics in before 2000 and after year 2000.

Table 4.1 The data of slangs words that are used in Western songs lyrics in before

2000.

No Song Singer Year Topic Content 1. U Can‟t (MC) MC 1990 Love A man who has Touch This Hammer falling in love 2. This Is How (MJ) Montell 1995 Social The man who get We Do It Jordan much money by the selling album of his music and everytime having fun 3. U Know (DJ) Donell 1999 Love A man who has What's Up Jones falling in love 4. Live and (JB) Joe 1992 Social A song which is Learn Public about the man with his life who continue to learn and everyone living would surely die 5. Can‟t You (TNB) Total 1995 Love A man who loves See ? feat Notorious with someone but B.I.G his girl is gone 6. Jumpin‟ (DC) 2000 Love A song which is Jumpin‟ Destiny‟s about his girl Child leave your man at home 7. Scream (MJ&JJ) 1995 Social A man that is Michael depressed and in Jackson feat the trap of Janet Jackson injustice 8. If I had No (TTT) Tony! 1993 Social A man who is Loot Toni! Tone! always happy in his life 9. Touch Me, (CFB) Case 1996 Love A man who has Tease Me. feat Foxy falling in love Brown with someone 10. Return of the (MM) Mark 1996 Love A man who has Mack Morisson broken heart

Table 4.2 The data of slangs words that are used in Western songs lyrics in after year 2000.

No Song Singer Year Topic Content 1. Where the (JE) Jagged 2001 Social A man and girl Party At Edge who has enjoying the party 2. 24K Magic (BM) Bruno 2016 Social A man which is Mars rich and a joyful party song which use to buy the finest in pimpwear 3. Dessert (DS) Dawin 2015 Social A man who loved Silento dessert and also liked the dance floor 4. Nothin‟ On (BMB) Bruno 2009 Love A man who has You Mars feat falling in love B.O.B 5. Humble (KL) Kendrik 2017 Social A rich man who Lamar has a lot of treasur and use it with every women 6. Did You See (JH) J Huss 2017 Social A bad man also who has criminals 7. Run Me Dry (BT) Bryson 2015 Love A man who has Tiller broken heart 8. Redbone (CG) Childish 2016 Social A man who has Gambino anxiety and over sex 9. DNA (KL) Kendrik 2017 Social The man who has Lamar ambiton in his life 10. Bad and Migos 2016 Social This song is a Boujee trap athem about making money 62

and spending time with woman

From the table it can be seen the data about slangs words used researcher in this research. There are 20 Western songs produced in before 2000 and after year 2000.

There are the differences between slangs used in before 2000 and after year 2000 often some slangs are not used anymore. There are slangs words used in Western songs lyrics in before 2000.

Table 4.3 Slangs words used in Western songs lyrics in before 2000.

No Song Singer Slangs Found Total Number of Slangs 1. U Can‟t Touch (MC) MC U(1), livin‟(2), 7 This Hammer funky(3), bump(4), „cause(5), „em(6), outta(7) 2. This Is How We (MJ) Montell „cause, honey(8), a- 12 Do It Jordan yo(9), banger(10), gotta(11), kinda(12), flip(13), y‟all(14), YNV(15), SCC(16), homies(17), D.J.(18) 3. U Know What‟s (DJ) Donell Uh-huh(19), 9 Up Jones nigga(20), homies, babe(21), what‟s up(22), holla(23), ya(24), waitin‟(25), baby(26)

No Song Singer Slangs Found Total Number of Slangs 4. Live and Learn (JB) Joe Public „em, wanna(27), gotta, 17 livin‟, y‟all, „Cause, doin‟(28), foolin‟(29), burnin‟(30), learnin‟(31), yo‟(32), ain‟t(33), talkin‟(34), thinkin‟(35), spendin‟(36), realizin‟(37), sayin‟(38) 5. Can‟t You See ? (TNB) Total feat Biggie(39), „em, 4 Notorious B.I.G „bout(40), baby 6. Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟ (DC) Destiny‟s Ladies(41), Cause, 13 Child Jumpin‟(42), ain‟t, gon‟(43), gonna(44), chica(45), ballin‟(46), bounce(47), baby, papis(48), mamis(49), fellas(50) 7. Scream (MJ&JJ) Damn(51), sellin‟(52), 11 Michael Jackson tellin‟(53), OK(54), feat Janet changin‟(55), playin‟(56), Jackson fuckin‟(57), TV(58), „cause, wanna, can‟t(59), 8. If I had No Loot (TTT) Tony! „bout, gotta, loot(60), 4 Toni! Tone! y‟all 9. Touch Me, Tease (CFB) Case feat Whassup(61), doin‟, 13 Me. Foxy Brown baby, Chillin‟(62), Ya, shit(63), Yo(64), illa(65), fuck(66), nigga, mackin‟(67), baby, cuz(68) 10. Return of the (MM) Mark C‟mon(69), yay(72), 6 Mack Morisson baby, cause, mack(70), oughtta(71) Total 96

Here is table of slangs words used in Western songs lyrics in after year 2000. 64

Table 4.4 Slangs words used in Western songs lyrics in after year 2000.

No Song Singer Slangs Found Total Number of Slangs 1. Where the Party (JE) Jagged C‟mon, cause, „em, 17 At Edge „bout, ain‟t, hang out(73), sayin‟, jiggy(74), baby, V.I.P(75), outfits(76), tryna(77), nigga, wanna, e‟rybody(78), ya‟, haters(79) 2. 24K Magic (BM) Bruno Yo‟, y‟all, „em, ya, 10 Mars shit, ain‟t, c‟mon, bitches(80), gotta 3. Dessert (DS) Dawin Movin‟(81), „coz(82), 5 Silento whatcha(83), cause, kinda 4. Nothin‟ On You (BMB) Bruno Baby, nothin‟(84), 11 Mars feat B.O.B „coz, tryna, babe, ain‟t, MR(85), „cause, wanna, TV, „em 5. Humble (KL) Kendrik Gotta, nigga, bae(86), 12 Lamar A.M.(87), P.M.(88), „em, BMW(89), mamma(90), AC(91), hol‟up(92), bitch, lil(93) 6. Did You See (JH) J Huss Niggas, ganja(94), 7 holy(95), „em, baby, hol‟up, batty(96) 7. Run Me Dry (BT) Bryson „cause, fuck, 7 Tiller imma(97), tryna, damn, baby, internet(98) 8. Redbone (CG) Childish Shit, nigga, gon‟ 3 Gambino

No Song Singer Slangs Found Total Number of Slangs 9. DNA (KL) Kendrik DNA(99), gon‟, 17 Lamar somethin‟(100), nothin‟, bitch, prolly(101), daddy(102), shit, stackin‟(103), sleepin‟(104), baby, motel(105), ain‟t, gonna, ganja, nigga, gimme(106) 10. Bad and Boujee Migos Niggas, lotta(107), 12 gon‟, fuckin‟, thot(108), bae, bitch, „em, dyke(109), gang(110), lil, phone(111) Total 101

Here is table of slangs words used in before 2000 and after year 2000 in 20

Western songs lyrics.

Table 4.5 Slangs words used in before 2000 and after year 2000 in Western songs lyrics.

No Slangs Found Found Found in songs Words Before After 2000 2000 1. U  (MC) U Can‟t Touch This

2. Livin‟  (MC) U Can‟t Touch This

(JB) Live and Learn 3. Funky  (MC) U Can‟t Touch This

No Slangs Found Found Found in songs Words Before After 2000 2000 4. Bump  (MC) U Can‟t Touch This

5. „cause   (MC) U Can‟t Touch This (MJ) This Is How We Do It (JB) Live and Learn (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟ (MJ&JJ) Scream (MM) Return of the Mack

(JE) Where the Party At (DS) Dessert (BMB) Nothin‟ On You (BT) Run Me Dry 6. „em   (MC) U Can‟t Touch This (JB) Live and Learn (TNB) Can‟t You See ?

(JE) Where the Party At (BM) 24K Magic (BMB) Nothin‟ On You (KL) Humble (JH) Did You See (M) Bad and Boujee 7. Outta  (MC) U Can‟t Touch This

8. Honey  (MJ) This Is How We Do It

9. A-yo  (MJ) This Is How We Do It

10. Banger  (MJ) This Is How We Do It

11. Gotta   (MJ) This Is How We Do It (JB) Live and Learn (TTT) If I had No Loot

(BM) 24K Magic (KL) Humble 12. Kinda   (MJ) This Is How We Do It

(DS) Dessert 13. Flip  (MJ) This Is How We Do It 67

No Slangs Found Found Found in songs Words Before After 2000 2000 14. Y‟all   (MJ) This Is How We Do It (JB) Live and Learn (TTT) If I had No Loot

(BM) 24K Magic 15. YNV  (MJ) This Is How We Do It

16. SCC  (MJ) This Is How We Do It

17. Homies  (MJ) This Is How We Do It

(DJ) U Know What's Up 18. D.J.  (MJ) This Is How We Do It

19. Uh-huh  (DJ) U Know What's Up

20. Nigga   (DJ) U Know What's Up (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me

(JE) Where the Party At (KL) Humble (JH) Did You See (CG) Redbone (KL) DNA (M) Bad and Boujee 21. Babe   (DJ) U Know What's Up

(BMB) Nothin‟ On You 22. What‟s up  (DJ) U Know What's Up

23. Holla  (DJ) U Know What's Up

24. Ya   (DJ) U Know What's Up (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me

(JE) Where the Party At (BM) 24K Magic 25. Waitin‟  (DJ) U Know What's Up

No Slangs Found Found Found in songs Words Before After 2000 2000 26. Baby   (DJ) U Know What's Up (TNB) Can‟t You See ? (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟ (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me. (MM) Return of the Mack

(JE) Where the Party At (BMB) Nothin‟ On You (JH) Did You See (BT) Run Me Dry (KL) DNA 27. Wanna   (JB) Live and Learn (MJ&JJ) Scream

(JE) Where the Party At (BMB) Nothin‟ On You 28. Doin‟  (JB) Live and Learn (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me. 29. Foolin‟  (JB) Live and Learn

30. Burnin‟  (JB) Live and Learn

31. Learnin‟  (JB) Live and Learn

32. Yo‟  (JB) Live and Learn

33. Ain‟t   (JB) Live and Learn (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

(JE) Where the Party At (BM) 24K Magic (BMB) Nothin‟ On You (KL) DNA 34. Talkin‟  (JB) Live and Learn

35. Thinkin‟  (JB) Live and Learn

36. Spendin‟  (JB) Live and Learn

37. Realizin‟  (JB) Live and Learn

38. Sayin‟   (JB) Live and Learn

(JE) Where the Party At 69

No Slangs Found Found Found in songs Words Before After 2000 2000 39. Biggie  (TNB) Can‟t You See ?

40. „bout   (TNB) Can‟t You See ? (TTT) If I had No Loot

(JE) Where the Party At 41. Ladies  (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

42. Jumpin‟  (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

43. Gon‟   (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

(CG) Redbone (KL) DNA (M) Bad and Boujee 44. Gonna   (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

(KL) DNA 45. Chica  (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

46. Ballin‟  (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

47. Bounce  (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

48. Papis  (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

49. Mamis  (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

50. Fellas  (DC) Jumpin‟ Jumpin‟

51. Damn   (MJ&JJ) Scream

(BT) Run Me Dry 52. Sellin‟  (MJ&JJ) Scream

53. Tellin‟  (MJ&JJ) Scream

54. OK  (MJ&JJ) Scream

55. Changin‟  (MJ&JJ) Scream

56. Playin‟,  (MJ&JJ) Scream 70

No Slangs Found Found Found in songs Words Before After 2000 2000 57. Fuckin‟,  (MJ&JJ) Scream

58. TV   (MJ&JJ) Scream

(BMB) Nothin‟ On You 59. Can‟t  (MJ&JJ) Scream

60. Loot  (MJ&JJ) Scream

61. Whassup  (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me.

62. Chillin‟  (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me.

63. Shit   (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me.

(BM) 24K Magic (CG) Redbone (KL) DNA 64. Yo   (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me.

(BM) 24K Magic 65. Illa  (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me.

66. Fuck   (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me.

(BT) Run Me Dry (M) Bad and Boujee 67. Mackin‟  (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me.

68. Cuz  (CFB) Touch Me, Tease Me.

69. C‟mon   (MM) Return of the Mack

(JE) Where the Party At (BM) 24K Magic 70. Mack  (MM) Return of the Mack

71. Oughtta  (MM) Return of the Mack

72. Yay  (MM) Return of the Mack

73. Hang out  (JE) Where the Party At 71

No Slangs Found Found Found in songs Words Before After 2000 2000 74. Jiggy  (JE) Where the Party At

75. V.I.P  (JE) Where the Party At

76. Outfits  (JE) Where the Party At

77. Tryna  (JE) Where the Party At (DS) Dessert (BT) Run Me Dry 78. E'rybody  (JE) Where the Party At

79. Haters  (JE) Where the Party At

80. Bitches  (BM) 24K Magic (KL) Humble (KL) DNA (M) Bad and Boujee 81. Movin‟  (DS) Dessert

82. „coz  (DS) Dessert (BMB) Nothin‟ On You 83. Whatcha  (DS) Dessert

84. Nothin‟  (BMB) Nothin‟ On You (KL) DNA 85. MR  (BMB) Nothin‟ On You

86. Bae  (KL) Humble (M) Bad and Boujee 87. A.M  (KL) Humble

88. P.M.  (KL) Humble

89. BMW  (KL) Humble

90. Mamma  (KL) Humble

91. AC  (KL) Humble

92. Hol‟up  (KL) Humble (JH) Did You See

No Slangs Found Found Found in songs Words Before After 2000 2000 93. Lil  (KL) Humble (M) Bad and Boujee 94. Ganja  (JH) Did You See (KL) DNA 95. Holy,  (JH) Did You See

96. Batty  (JH) Did You See

97. Imma  (BT) Run Me Dry

98. Internet  (BT) Run Me Dry

99. DNA  (KL) DNA

100. Somethin‟  (KL) DNA

101. Prolly  (KL) DNA

102. Daddy  (KL) DNA

103. Stackin‟  (KL) DNA

104. Sleepin‟  (KL) DNA

105. Motel  (KL) DNA

106. Gimme  (KL) DNA

107. Lotta  (M) Bad and Boujee

108. Thot  (M) Bad and Boujee

109. Dyke  (M) Bad and Boujee

110. Gang  (M) Bad and Boujee

111. Phone  (M) Bad and Boujee

Total 72 60 73

Table 4.5 showed the slangs words used in Western songs produced in before 2000 are 72 slangs words and in after year 2000 are 60 slangs words. b. The analysis of slangs words in Western songs lyrics

Slangs words are one part of language varieties which is usually used in

Western songs lyrics, member of group and in daily converstaion. In this research, the researcher used Western songs lyrics to analyzed meaning and usage slangs words.

1. Meaning and Usage slangs words in Western songs lyrics

Here are the table of slangs words analyzed from meaning and usage slangs

words in Western songs lyrics.

Table 4.6 The table of analyzed slangs words used in Western songs lyrics.

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 1. U This used to You I told you - represent an homeboy u informal can‟t touch this pronunciation of “You”. 2. Livin‟ - Living Yeah that‟s - how we‟re livin’ and you know u can‟t touch this

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 3. Funky (Of music) Foul- You know let Late 18th having or smelling, me bust the century (In the using a evil- funky lyrics u sense „smelling strong dance smelling, can‟t touch this strong or bad): rhythm, in smeely, from funk. particular that stinking, of funk reeking, reeky, and pungent 4. Bump A light blow Jolt, Bump bump Mid 16th or a jolting collision, bump yeah century (as a collision crash, verb): imitative, smash, perhaps of smack, Scandinavian crack and origin thwack 5. „cause This used to Because You‟ll - represent an probably get informal hyped boy pronunciation ‘cause you of “Because”. know 6. „em This used to Them Let ‘em know Middle English represent an that you‟re too hem, from Old informal much English heom, pronunciation him, dative of “them”. plural of he. 7. Outta Non standard - Get me outta First known contraction of here u can‟t used in 1856 “out of” used touch this in informal speech 8. Honey A sweet Babe, Honey in the Middle English viscid beauty street say, hony, from Old material queen, “Monty, a-yo English hunig, elaborated cookie, we made it!” akin to Old High out of the cutie and German honag nectar of dolly honey, and flowers in the probably to honey sac of Sanskrit various bees kancana gold, Latin canicae bran.

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 9. A-yo Used to greet - Honey in the Natural someone, street say, exclamination: attract their “Monty, a-yo first recorded in attention, or we made it!” late Middle express English excitement 10. Banger A member of Sausage, All the gang First known street gang link, wurst banger forgot used in 1915 about the drive-by 11. Gotta This used to Going to You gotta get - represent an your groove informal on, before you pronunciation go get paid of “Going to”. 12. Kinda This used to Kind of I‟m kinda Early 20th represent an buzzer and it‟s century informal all because (originally US): pronunciation alteration of “kind of”. 13. Flip Turn over or Overturn, Let‟s flip the Mid 16th cuse to turn turn over, track, bring the century (as a over with a tip over, old school verb in the sense sudden quick and upturn back „make a flick movement with the finger and thumb‟): probably a contraction or fillip 14. Y‟all This used to You all A hundred- - represent an dollar bills informal y’all pronunciation of “you all”. 15. YNV Acronym Youth YNV, SCC, all - News and my homies Views (This is how we do it) 16. SCC Acronym Space YNV, SCC, all - Control my homies Center (This‟s how we do it) 76

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 17. Homies An Companio YNV, SCC, 1920s: from acquaintance n, boon all my home + -ie; from one‟s companio homies compare with town or n, bosom (This is how homeboy. neighbourhoo friend, we do it) d, or a best member of friend, one‟s peer close group or friend, gang. intimate, confidante , confidant, and soul mate. 18. D.J. A person - There lived a 1940s: who D.J. and Paul abbreviation of introduce and was his name Disc Jockey plays recorded popular music on radio 19. Uh-huh Used to All right, Say what? Mid 19th express alright, Uh-huh century: assent or as a very well, imitative noncommital of course rresponse to a and sure. question or remark 20. Nigga The distinct - Me and my - pronunciation nigga be and spelling rollin‟ of nigga are sometimes deliberately adopted to distinguish it from nigger, especially when used by black in neutral sense. 77

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 21. Babe Girl or Abecedari All chromed Late Middle woman, a an, out in a English, person and newbie, Hummer probably of especially a apprentice babe imitative of an young , and infant‟s first woman who beginner attempts at is sexually speech. attractive Compare with baby. 22. What‟s Used as a Whassup Ooh girl you Early 20th up friendly or know what’s century, informal up representing an greeting informal pronunciation of what‟s up? 23. Holla Used to call - Better holla if Early 16th attention to ya hear me century (as an something cause Left order to stop or Eye gon‟ cease): from French hola, from ho „ho!‟ + la there 24. Ya This used to You or Better holla if - represent an your ya hear me informal cause Left pronunciation Eye gon‟ of “you or your”. 25. Waitin‟ - Waiting Waitin’ all - day and I‟m hoping 26. Baby In slangs Babe, So baby Middle English, refers to girl, bambino, don‟t front from babe. woman or child, boy, man infant, neonate, newborn 27. Wanna This used to Want to I don‟t - represent an wanna be the informal one pronunciation of “Want to”.

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 28. Doin‟ - Doing Doin’ time - for a crime you say you didn‟t even do 29. Foolin‟ - Fooling The only fool - that you‟re foolin’ is the fool that is you 30. Burnin‟ - Burning Didn‟t even - turn around to check and see if your bridge is burnin’

31. Learnin‟ - - I guess it‟s - true what they say that without livin‟ there‟s no learnin’ 32. Yo‟ Used to greet - Yo’, how did Natural someone, you earn your exclamation: attract their dough first recorded in attention, or late Middle express English excitement. 33. Ain‟t This used to Am not, You didn‟t First used in represent an are not, is finish school, 18th century informal not you ain’t got pronunciation no job of “Am not, are not, is not”. 34. Talkin‟ - Talking You‟re - always talkin’ about what you want is respect

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 35. Thinkin‟ - Thinking But never - thinkin’ about the little boy you neglect 36. Spendin‟ - Spending Spendin’ his - formative years in a livin‟ hell 37. Realizin‟ - Realizing Not realizin’ - one day he‟d end up in jail 38. Sayin‟ - Saying He was - sayin’ that it was easy as pie 39. Biggie A big, Celebrity, Biggie‟s 1920s: from important, or famous fitting to hurt big+-ie successfull person, person or very thing important person and famous name 40. „bout This used to About ‘Bout to get - represent an blast up, sup informal pronunciation of “About”. 41. Ladies Lady lady Ladies leave - your man at home 42. Jumpin‟ A slut who‟s Jumping Cause it‟s - fast paced eleven thirty from one and the club dick to is jumpin‟, another jumpin’ 43. Gon‟ - Gon‟ But the party - ain‟t gon’ stop

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 44. Gonna This used to Going to Call your represent an boys cause informal tonight pronunciation you‟re not of “Going gonna to”. 45. Chica A girl or - You‟re gonna Spanish young find a sexy woman (often chica that‟s as a form of gonna address) 46. Ballin‟ - Balling Ballin’ fellas - time to clown 47. Bounce Of an object, Rebond, Bounce Middle English especially a spring baby, bounce, bunsen „beat, ball move back, bob, bo-bounce thump, perhaps quickly up, and jounce bounce, bo- imitative, or back, or away bounce, twirk from Low from, a it, twirk it German bunsen surface after „beat‟, Dutch hitiing it, bons „a thump‟. rebound (once or repeatedly) 48. Papis Father Father, (One more Early 16th daddy, old time papis, century from man, pa, mamis) dad + -y papa and pater 49. Mamis Mother Mother, (One more Latin, mother, momies, time papis, breast, of baby andmom mamis) talk origin 50. Fellas Nonstandard - And all you - spelling of fellas leave fellow, used your girl with in her friends representing speech in various dialects

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 51. Damn To condemn - Damn it First known to a used in 13th punishment century or fate, especially to condemn to hell

52. Sellin‟ - Selling You‟re - sellin’ out souls 53. Tellin‟ - Telling Tired of you - tellin’ 54. OK Used to Okay, You think it‟s Mid 19th express sure, and OK century agreement or right (originally US): acceptance probably an abbreviation of orl korrect, humorous form of all correct, popularized as a slogan during President Van Buren‟s re- election campaign of 1840 in the US; his nickname Old Kinderhook (derived from his birthplace) provided the initials 55. Changin‟ - Changing You keep - changin’ the rules 56. Playin‟, - Playing While I keep - playin‟ the game 57. Fuckin‟, - Fucking Stop fucking - with me

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 58. TV Television Television “Oh, my TV first known (the system God, can‟t used in 1945 as or a set) believe what television I saw as I turned on the TV this evening 59. Can‟t This used to Can not Can’t you - represent an see what you informal do to me pronunciation of “can not”. 60. Loot Good usually Spoil, And I will Loot first known of plunder never see you used in 1845 considerable and booty if I had no value taken loot (I‟ll in war never see them) 61. Whassup Used as a What‟s up Fox, Early 20th friendly or whassup century, informal Fox? representing an greeting informal pronunciation of what‟s up? 62. Chillin‟ - Chilling Chillin’, - what‟s going down? 63. Shit An - Hell, yeah on Old English exclamation some real scitte „diarrhea‟, of disgust, live Foxy of Germanic anger, or Brown shit origin, related to annoyance Dutch schijten, German scheissen (verb). 64. Yo Used to greet You Yo, I‟m a first recorded in someone, flow in the late middle attract their joint on english attention, or some, some express Case shit excitement

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 65. Illa - - In the illa New Latin, Case be,Issac alteration of Mizrahi Latin –ella 66. Fuck Used alone or - Fuck around Early 16th as a noun (the with Dolce century: of fuck) or a Gabanna Germanic verb in origin (compare various Swedish dialect phrases to focka and express Dutch dialect anger, fokkalen), annoyance, possibly from contempt, and Indo- impatience, European root or surprise, or meaning simply for „strike‟, shared emphasis. by Latin pugnus „first‟. 67. Mackin‟ - Macking You ain‟t - know that I be mackin’ 68. Cuz This used to Because Cuz all my - represent an love you can informal control pronunciation of “Because”. 69. C‟mon Something Allurement, Ooooh-oh- C‟mon first (such as an bait, come- oh-oh recorded in advertising on, C’mon 1930-35 promotion) enticement, intended to siren song, entice or temptation, allure turn-on.

70. Mack A confident, - Return of the Late 19th successfull Mack (don‟t century (in amn who has you know) sense „a pimp‟): many sexual shortened from partners Mackerel „pimp‟, or directly from French maquereau 84

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 71. Yay Used to greet You Oh yay first recorded in someone, late middle attract their english attention, or express excitement 72. Hang out Spend time Mix, go Hang out Hang out first relaxing or around, with no known use in enjoying spend time lames, hit the 14th century oneself and park and socialize sayin.. 73. Jiggy Uninhibited, - Some jiggy 1930s: from jig especially in and some are + -y a sexual straight manner grindin 74. V.I.P Acronym Very We in the 1933s Important V.I.P. Person twisted, down right spliffed it 75. Outfit The act of Costume, All the girls First known fitting out or drug, in the club in used of outfit in equipping (as dress,and they best 1748s for a voyage guise outfits or expendition) 76. Tryna This used to Trying to Just showin - represent an that skin, informal tryna’ pronunciation of “Trying to”. 77. E‟rybody This used to Everybody When the - represent an beat come informal back around pronunciation e’rybody do of it again “Everybody”.

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 78. Haters A person Exacretion And them - who greatly and haters ain‟t dislikes a abomination hittin on, specified ain‟t talkin person or „bout us thing. 79. Bitches Express Beef, Bad bitches Middle English displeasure, complaint, and ya ugly bicche, from grumble. bleat and ass friends Old English carp (Haha) bicce 80. Movin‟ This used to Moving The way - represent an your body‟s informal movin’ pronunciation of “Moving”. 81. „coz This used to Because ‘coz you got - represent an something informal special pronunciation of “Because”. 82. Whatcha Nonstandard What are Whatcha Whatcha fisrt contraction of you gon, whatcha known use in “what are gon do with 1800 until now you” that dessert 83. Nothin‟ This used to Nothing Nothin’ on - represent an you, baby informal pronunciation of “Nothing”. 84. MR Acronym Mister You‟re my - Wonder Woman call me Mr. Fantastic 85. Bae In slangs Babya and D‟usśe with Middle English, refers to girl, babe my boo bae, from baby woman or tastes like boy, someone kool aid for who loves. the analysts

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 86. A.M Before noon ( Before A.M. to the From Latin ante used after noon, before P.M., P.M. meridiem times of day lunch, to the A.M. between before funk midnight and lunctime, noon not a.m. expressed using the twenty-four- hour clock) 87. P.M. After noon, - A.M. to the From Latin post used after P.M., P.M. meridiem times of day to the A.M. between funk noon and midnight not expressed using the 24 hour clock. 88. BMW Mobile merk - If I quit - your BMW I still ride Mercedes, funk 89. Mamma A mammary Mother, mamma‟s Latin, mother, gland and its mom, couch in breast, of baby- accessory mamis polo socks, talk origin parts aye 90. AC Acronym Air- I blew cool New Latin – conditioning from AC, acus, from aye Greek –akos, variant of –ikos, -ic after stems ending in –i-. 91. Hol‟up To continue Defer, (Hol‟ up Hol‟up first in the same delay, hold bitch) sit known use in condition off, hold down 1851 year without over, failing or postpone, losing lay over, put effectiveness off, put or force over, remit, shelve. 87

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 92. Lil This used to Little (Hol‟ up lil - represent an bitch) be informal humble pronunciation of “little”. 93. Ganja A word Cannabis Came Early 19th meaning looking like a century: from marijuana ganja farmer Hindi, Gamja 94. Holy Dedicated or Sacred, Splashed her Old English consecrated blest, and bonda with Halig, of to God or a religious holy water Germanic religious origin: related to purpose, Dutch and sacred German heilig, also to whole 95. Batty Mad, insane Insane, Batty lookin‟ Early 20th crazy, and like a century: from deranged hypnotiser bat+ -y compare with bats 96. Imma This used to I‟m going Swing it - represent an to around, informal Imma go go pronunciation go of “I‟m going to”. 97. Internet An electronic - I curved 1970s (denoting communicati bitches on the a computer ons network internet for network that connects you connecting two computer or more smaller networks and networks); from organizationa inter- l computer „reciprocal, facilities mutual‟ + around the network world.

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 98. DNA Deoxyribonu - Loyalty, got Deoxyribonuclei cleic acid, a royalty inside c acid in 1944 self my DNA years. replicating material which is present in nearly all living organisms as the main constituent of chromosomes . It is the carrier of genetic information. 99. Somethi This used to Something Tell me - n‟ represent an somethin’ informal pronunciation of “Something”. 100. Prolly This used to Probably Bitch, your 1940s: represent an hormones representing an informal prolly switch informal pronunciation inside your pronunciation of of DNA probably. “Probably”. 101. Daddy Father Dad, Daddy prolly Early 16th father, old snitched, century from man, pa, heritage dad+ -y papa (also inside your poppa), DNA pater [chiefly British], pop, sire.

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 102. Stackin‟ This used to Stacking And stackin‟ - represent an up the informal footage, pronunciation livin‟ on the of “Stacking”. go 103. Sleepin‟ This used to Sleeping And sleepin’ - represent an in a villa informal pronunciation of “Sleeping”. 104. Motel This used to Motor and When I was Motel first represent an Hotel 9, on-sale known use informal motel, we 1925s pronunciation didn‟t have of “Motor and nowhere to Hotel”. stay 105. Gimme This used to Give me Gimme - represent an some ganja, informal gimme some pronunciation ganja of “Give me”. 106. Lotta This used to Lot of We got a - represent an whole lotta informal new money pronunciation though, hah of “Lot of”. 107. Thot Very delicate too hot to Fuckin‟ on - or explosive, handle. your bitch very she a thot, controversial thot (thot)

108. Dyke A lesbian, - Yeah, dat First used in esp. One with way, big 1940 years. physical dyke hoe, get characteristics the door, traditionally Macy Gray thought of as (hey) belonging to men, usually a term of contempt and hostility.

No Slangs Definition Synonym Sentence in Origin and Words Songs More Explanation 109. Gang A group of Army, Call up the Middle English, persons band, gang, and “going, journey, having brigade, they come road, path, informal and and and get you privy, group of usually close company (gang) items forming a social set. relations 110. Phone A speech Dial, call, Waiting your Origin of phone sound ring, (up) phone by shortening considered as [chielfy from telephone. a physical Brtish], Before the event without telephone invention of regard to its electromagnetic place in the telephones, sound system mechanical of language. acoustic devices existed for transmitting speech and music over a distance greater than that of normal direct speech. 111. Oughtta This used to Ought to Wanna be, - represent an wanna be informal everithing I pronunciation oughtta be to of “Give me”. you, to you

Table 4.6 showed slangs words analyzed from meaning and usage from four characteristics. There are definition, synonym, sentence in songs and origin or more explanation.

2. The classification of word formation used in Western Songs Lyrics

The researcher do the classification of word formation processes to be

ordered ones based on this sources. Here are the table of kinds of words

formation:

Table 4.7 Tables of word formation

No Slang Kinds of Word Formation Words Borr Clip Blen Mult Affix Coin Com Back Acr owin ping ding iple es age poun Form ony g Proc ding ation m ess 1. U1  . 2. Livin‟2  . 3. Funky3  4. Bump 5. „cause  6. „em  7. Outta  8. Honey  9. A -yo  10. Banger 11. Gotta  12. Kinda  13. Flip 14. Y‟all  15. YNV  16. SCC  17. Homies  18. D.J.  19. Uh -huh  20. Nigga  21. Babe  22. What‟s  up 23. Holla  24. Ya  25. Waitin‟  92

No Slang Kinds of Word Formation Words Borr Clip Blen Mult Affix Coin Com Back Acr owin ping ding iple es age poun Form ony g Proc ding ation m ess 26. Wanna  27. Doin‟  28. Foolin‟  29. Burnin‟  30. Learnin  ‟ 31. Yo‟  32. Ain‟t  33. Talkin‟  34. Thinkin  ‟ 35. Spendi  n‟ 36. Realizi  n‟ 37. Sayin‟  38. Biggie 39. „bout  40. Ladies  41. Jumpin  ‟ 42. Gon‟  43. Gonna  44. Chica  45. Ballin‟  46. Bounce 47. Papis  48. Mamis  49. Fellas 50. Damn 51. Sellin‟  52. Tellin‟  53. OK  54. Changi  n‟ 55. Playin‟,  56. Fuckin‟  , 57. TV  93

No Slang Kinds of Word Formation Words Borr Clip Blen Mult Affix Coin Com Back Acr owin ping ding iple es age poun Form ony g Proc ding ation m ess 58. Loot 59. Whassu  p 60. Chillin‟  61. Shit 62. Yo 63. Illa 64. Fuck 65. Mackin  ‟ 66. Cuz  67. C‟mon  68. Mack 69. Oughtt  a 70. Yay 71. Hang  out 72. Jiggy 73. V.I.P  74. Outfits 75. Tryna  76. E'rybod  y 77. Haters 78. Bitches 79. Movin‟  80. „coz  81. Whatch  a 82. Nothin‟  83. MR  84. Bae  85. A.M  86. P.M.  87. BM W  88. Mamm  a 89. AC  94

No Slang Kinds of Word Formation Words Borr Clip Blen Mult Affix Coin Com Back Acr owin ping ding iple es age poun Form ony g Proc ding ation m ess 90. Lil  91. Ganja 92. Holy 93. Batty 94. Imma  95. Internet  96. DNA  97. Someth  in‟ 98. Prolly  99. Daddy  100. Stackin  ‟ 101. Sleepin  102. Motel  103. Gimme  104. Lotta  105. Thot  106. Dyke  107. Gang 108. Phone  Total 41 14 1 1 17 13

3. Meaning Slangs in Western songs lyrics

Slangs has some characteristics and words formation. In this research, the writer finds three characteristics of slang word used in Western songs lyrics.

Therefore, the writer focus in seven forms of slang. They are clipping, blending, multiple process, affixes, coinage, compounding, and acronym.

Table 4.8 Tables of meaning slangs words in Western songs lyrics

No Slang Word Kind of Word Meaning Formation 1. U Clipping This word is shortened from “you” 2. Livin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “livin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 3. Funky Affixes This word which are put inside the word –y called in fixes 4. Bump - A dose of a drug such as cocaine, when snorted recreationally 5. „cause Clipping This word is shortened from “because” 6. „em Clipping This word is shortened from “them” 7. Outta Blending This word is combination from outta. “Out” as a (out) and “to” as a (to). 8. Honey Coinage The word honey refers to Baby 9. A-yo Coinage The word A-yo refers to Hallo, hai 10. Banger - A member of a gang. 11. Gotta Blending This word is combination from gotta. “got” as a (have got) and “ta” as a (to). 12. Kinda Blending This word is combination from kinda. “kin” as a (kind) and “da” as a (of). 13. Flip - - 14. Y‟all Clipping This word is shortened from “you all” 15. YNV Acronym Youth News and Views 16. SCC Acronym Space Control Center 17. Homies Coinage The word homies refers to a friend 18. D.J. Acronym Disk Jockey 19. Uh-huh Coinage The word uh-huh refers to yes 20. Nigga Coinage The word nigga refers to friend 21. Babe Coinage The word babe refers to baby 22. What‟s up Clipping This word is shortened from “what is up” 23. Holla Coinage The word holla refers to hallo,hai 24. Ya Coinage The word ya refers to yes 25. Waitin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “waitin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 26. Baby Coinage The word refers to honey 27. Wanna Blending This word is combination from gonna. “wan” as a (want) and “na” as a (to). 96

No Slang Word Kind of Word Meaning Formation 28. Doin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “Doin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 29. Foolin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “Foolin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 30. Burnin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “Burnin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 31. Learnin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “Learnin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 32. Yo‟ Coinage The word yo‟ refers to hai, hallo 33. Ain‟t Blending This word is combination from ain‟t. “ain‟” as a (am) and ‟t” as a (not). 34. Talkin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “talkin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 35. Thinkin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “thinkin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 36. Spendin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “spendin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 37. Realizin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “realizin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 38. Sayin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “sayin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 39. Biggie - Important 40. „bout Clipping This word is shortened from “about” 41. Ladies Coinage The word ladies refers woman,girl 42. Jumpin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “jumpin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 43. Gon‟ Blending The same meaning with “gonna” but this word shortened. 44. Gonna Blending This word is combination from gonna. “Gon” as a (going) and “na” as a (to). 45. Chica Coinage The word ladies refers woman,girl and often used by your lover 97

No Slang Word Kind of Word Meaning Formation 46. Ballin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “ballin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 47. Bounce - To leave 48. Papis Coinage The word ladies refers father 49. Mamis Coinage The word ladies refers mother 50. Fellas - - 51. Damn - - 52. Sellin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “sellin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 53. Tellin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “tellin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 54. OK Acronym Okay 55. Changin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “changing”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 56. Playin‟, Clipping This word is shortened from “playing”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 57. Fuckin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “fuckin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 58. TV Acronym Television 59. Can‟t Clipping This word is shortened from can not 60. Loot - Money 61. Whassup Clipping This word is shortened from “what is up” 62. Chillin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “chillin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 63. Shit - - 64. Yo Coinage The word ya refers to yes 65. Illa - - 66. Fuck - - 67. Mackin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “mackin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 68. Cuz Clipping This word shortened from “because”. 69. C‟mon Clipping This word is shortened from “come on”. 70. Mack - - 98

No Slang Word Kind of Word Meaning Formation 71. Oughtta Blending This word is combination from oughtta. “ought” as a (ought) and “ta” as a (to). 72. Yay Coinage The word ya refers to yes 73. Hang out Clipping This word is shortened from hanging out 74. Jiggy - - 75. V.I.P Acronym Very Importent Person 76. Outfits - - 77. Tryna Blending This word is combination from trying to 78. E'rybody Clipping This word is shortened from “everybody”. 79. Haters - - 80. Bitches - - 81. Movin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “movin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 82. „coz Clipping This word shortened from “because”. 83. Whatcha Compounding This word is formed from “what are you”, “what have you”, “what do you”. 84. Nothin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “nothin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 85. MR Acronym Mister 86. Bae Clipping This word is shortened from “babe”. 87. A.M Acronym Ante meridiem or before noon

88. P.M. Acronym Post meridiem or after noon

89. BMW Acronym Bavarian Motor Works 90. Mamma Coinage The word mamma refers to mother 91. AC Acronym Air conditioner 92. Hol‟up Clipping This word shortened from “holding

up”.

93. Lil Clipping This word shortened from “Little”

94. Ganja - - 95. Holy - - 96. Batty - - 99

No Slang Word Kind of Word Meaning Formation 97. Imma Blending This word is combination from “I am going to”. 98. Internet Multiple Process This word is formed from International and Network 99. DNA Acronym Deoxyribose-nucleic

100. Somethin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “somethin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 101. Prolly Clipping This word is shortened from probably 102. Daddy Coinage The word daddy refers to father 103. Stackin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “stackin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 104. Sleepin‟ Clipping This word is shortened from “sleepin”, but this word just cutting from spelling “g”. 105. Motel Blending This word is combination from motel. “Mo” as a (motor) and “tel” as a (hotel). 106. Gimme Blending This word is combination from gimme. “Gim” as a “give” and “me” as a “me” 107. Lotta Blending This word is combination from lotta. “Lot” as a (lot) and “ta” as a “of” 108. Thot Acronym Too hot to handle

109. Dyke Clipping A lesbian 110. Gang - 111. Phone Clipping This word shortened from “telephone”.

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B. Discussion

1. The differences between slangs in Western songs lyrics produced in

before 2000 and after year 2000.

In this study the researcher found some slangs words are used in Western

songs lyrics. Slangs word can make category part of speech. The category part of

speech includes pronoun, verb, noun, adverb, adjective, and particle.

The researcher found some slangs words in Western songs lyrics, after that

marking the slangs word was found in the lyrics and finding and classify the

meaning of the slangs word that found in the lyrics. After collected slangs words

in the lyrics, the writer looking the characteristic of slangs word are related with

slangs words was found in lyrics. The characteristic was found is Blending,

clipping, multiple process, coinage, compounding, and acronym.

The researcher had done the research with looking for 20 Western songs that

be founded many slangs words inside. Those songs were desided to be 10 songs

under 2000 and 10 songs on 2000. The songs that had RnB genre have many

slang words. Because when the singer sang the song can give impression by the

listener. Many factor made the sentence to be slang word. Related the finding that

was found by the writer that relationships between language and society. They

had impact of making language function because it appropiate with

pronouncment that was presented by Wardaugh is cleary, sociolinguistics

investigates the relationships between language and society with the goal of a

better understanding of the structure of language function. It means that in

sociolinguistics people will learn about the way of social structures influences 101

how people talk and how language varieties and pattern of use correlate with

social attributes such as class, sex, and age (Wardaught, 1986).

A living language such as English is a dynamic flow of spoken and written terms, eternally evolving. Whenever people use the language they cause it to flow in and around itself, creating new meanings, ways to express. Trudgill (1974) cleary stated that phenomenon of slang language that was shaped by a phenomenon that has always existed in the language but it has been ignored by linguists for a very long time and these slang languages characterize the culture and ras‟ identitiy. It appropiated with the pronouncement, He was argument who said that sociolinguistics is the part of linguistics which is connected with language as a social and cultural phenomenon. It is showed that language is not only the social phenomenon but also based on cultural phenomenon.

In this research was founded by the writer, (Eric, 1945 P 37) stated slang rapidly grow, it is used for conversation in society and slang becomes a part of spoken language not only used by criminals but also ordinary people its clearly because slangs words that appeared Nineteenth until twentieth century had appeared and used by many people specialy for the youth. Factor of association, culture and environment made slang languages. It quikly grew and developed in life. Slang was believed as taboo and informal language, it usually used in conversation who really knew each other. And then, many words appeared from that slang language related with feeling of other feels.

As slang is the language of the youth it is interesting for us to find out where it comes from. At all times the youth could not live without music. For some 102

people it is a way to relax, and for others an inexhaustible source of inspiration.

Teenagers even try to look like their idols, and let alone the imitation of the way of speaking. This related with the researcher found that before 2000 and after year

2000. There are many slang words that were found.

The writer had collected 20 Western Songs that has slang words. There are

Baby, Bang, Ain’t, Turf, Banger, Gotta, Tip, Kinda, Buzzer, Flip, O.G., Mack,

Hood, D.J., Homies, Babe, ‘em, Wanna, Gonna, Ballin, OK, TV, Whassup, Joint,

Nigga, Mackin’, Oughtta, Phone, Gon’. This is examples of slang word that was found in song lyric after year 2000. Slang words that had been found in 2000 are

C’mon, 'em, ‘bout, Ain’t, Hang out, Tryna’, Ballin’, ‘coz, Watcha, Kinda, Baby,

Wanna, TV, Gotta, Nigga, Bae, Pussy, A.M. and P.M., Piss, BM, Viral, Hol’up,

Dat, Dick, Mamma, AC, Ganja, Daddy, Holy, Batty, Saw, Imma, Internet, DNA,

Prolly, Sucker, Motel, Sow, Thot, Instagram, Dyke, Def, Bringit. There is no significant changing between slang words before 2000 and after year 2000. By the developing of period and cultue changing that happened in association, slang words grew and developed in many circles that were used it. Slang words were created in life could replace the humouros word or keep words secret meaning and because many people wanted other language excepted standart English for expressing the idea.

From period to period, slang word grew and be used. We can see in the finding, slang words were used by singers in 2000 had a little slang words in their lyrics. Because slang was still reputed as taboo, vulgar, and not satndart language.

But, slang words had became daily language now because language easily 103

developed and language as deliver for people talked what they want to talk.

Brown and Attardo (2005, p 13) they stated that language is used to communicate with others, without thinking about it.

The researcher did some research on the theme or topic that is used by the singer Western song. Totality that they bring in singing is reflected in the lyrics.

Many of them disclose the contents of their hearts with singing. The researcher found the difference between a singer in before 2000 and after year 2000 in expressing the theme or topic of the song that is in the song. From the 20 songs are the reseacher, and with a variety of themes and topics submitted by the singer can be seen that the singer in before 2000 uses a lot of their feelings to express to the lady. They used a lot of the theme of love to express or describe the content of the song. From the lyrics look like they are very expressive in presenting what they feel. It's all it can be viewed from the way they deliver the content of the song lyrics that they bring to the audience of their songs. As to the theme or topic the other for example social, they're not too much on the theme or topic. They tend to use the theme of love from on the theme of social. All they say in the song they told you that way in to express the hearts and their feelings. It is different from Western song that was delivered in after year 2000 they tend to like the theme of social in comparing with the theme or topic the song which the love.

They was more revealing what they feel for their lives, the environment, and their habits. They said it all in that song. Express what they feel through song. In the year in after year 2000 are likely to age has been developed and the language used is enough vulgar. The lyrics are the songs that used to be loading the the tube that 104

is because many of the environment that brings the influence of the content of the songs submitted so that impact on the content or content that is in the song.

Now the difference as seen from the amount of slang word in Western songs these lyrics. In the year before 2000 the number of slang that appear in every song to 96 slang words and a lot of songs out in after year 2000 amounted to 101. Then so is thin, slang words that appear in all the lyrics, so that the researcher can see that slang words from year to year is not lost interest in it. The year was different then the use of slang words more and more. Slang words came up with the delivery of his own, used by many people in the world to reveal or replace formal language that's taken so many. Slang words give a new color when we talk and convey meaning between the lines in the song. This can be seen from the author of songs using the slang words in the song. The slang word famous of the more people use it, and not just young people who use slang word even adults can get it.

Because slang words a language non-standart and can be used by young people and adults

2. The analysis of slang language

Related to analysis of slang languge in the western songs lyrics, the researcher found 72 slang word in the western songs lyrics in before 2000 and 60 in after year 2000 . The researcher found many slang words in western song lyrics even in different period. And the writer took sample of RnB songs in year that had developed fro language, culture, or environment. In association, young people became language‟s deliver quikly because language could grow, spread, be used in whole world. That findings can prove the theory ( Кадыркулова, p 186) stated 105

slang is worthy of the attention of linguists in its own right, but further that, as an exciting and controversial form of language which belongs to young people and to youth culture.

Slang has some characteristics and words formation. The researcher found slang word in western songs lyrics and used six forms of slang. They are blending, clipping, multiple process, coinage, compounding, and acronym.

The researcher began the analysis slang word with the blending formation.

Yule (2006: 52- 59) clearly stated that blending is another way of combining two words in order to generate a new word. The researcher got the research‟ result that blending formation in slang word are motel, gonna, gotta, imma, tryna, ain‟t, oughtta, wanna, kinda, gon‟. That word is new word that was created from 2 phrase and used in everywhere conversation. From the example above, then it is clear that blending is the way the formation of a new word, such as to the property is a new word formed from two words motorists and hotel, and in used a means of two word motor and hotel. So, I'd better in making blending be noted also the meaning of words that were about to be combined in order not to make difficult time to communicate well written and oral.

The second, the researcher found slang word in that clipping formation. There are Phone, „em, „coz, „bout, C‟mon, Ballin‟, Def, Bringit, Sellin, Bae, Whassup,

Hang out, Hol‟up, Prolly, Buzzer, and Hood. This word slang prove the stated to the shortening of the polysyllabic word into a shorter form which usually consists of one syllable only. Yule (2006: 52- 59) is clearly stated that process the 106

formation of words that have been obtained by the writer used in a way to cut part of the word itself and the word has more than one syllable that got the process of cutting said at the start or end.

Then, the researcher found slangs word in that multiple process formation.

This is multiple process that found the writer is internet. This word slang prove the stated to a word can be created through more than one of the above-mentioned processes. For example, internet from the word :

Coinage, the researcher found baby, daddy, mamma, babe, homies, dat in coinage formation. It is prove from Yule (2006: 52- 59) stated about coinage is the invention of a totally new term and then the most typical sources are invented trade names for commercial products that become general terms. People will tend to mention the name on products that be like it, and which works with it.

After that, compounding is the joining of two separate words to produce a single word. For example, instagram from two separate words insta and gram. In this case can be seen that compounding and blending have a significantly better than the exact meaning of the word and the process of formation of new words.

With this could be deduced that pipelines to form new words from parts of the word that formed it and have the meaning of words from the (to more clearly look 107

back on the 'BLENDING'). while the compound, to form new words from the overall two or more which is the meaning of the said the new could be much different from words that formed it or it could be is the meaning of words from it.

And the last, acronym. Acronym It's the process of forming with how to extract from the beginning of every syllable that is structured to mention the acronym or the extension of a term and the results can be spoken as a word. There are acronym of slang in the songs lyrics D.J., TV, A.M., P.M., O.G., AC, OK, BM,

DNA, DYKE, THOT, Bae. Acronym it is a type of abbreviation, which are new words formed from the initial letters of a set of words. They are pronounced as new single words. This stated prove with Yule (2006: 52- 59) and it is clearly.