Is Rap/Hip-Hop Gospel Music Satanic?

Psalms says, "Sing to the Lord a new song and may the praise of God be in their mouths." So this poses the question, are all gospel artists acceptable as long as the lyrics give praise to the Almighty God? Many Christians condemn hip-hop gospel as if God ordained a specific gospel genre that is worthy of Him. I believe hip-hop is acceptable to our Lord as is pop, rock, country, R&B, contemporary and beyond. Society cannot judge one's choice of praise to God, even if it's nontraditional. Certainly God has a set of commandments, laws, decrees, and statutes that all Christians must obey. Hip-hop wasn't included or excluded out of the Bible simply because hip-hop, along with other genres, is new. So shall we now conclude that any lyrics or styles of praise that wasn't recorded during Jesus' ministry is satanic or unacceptable to our Lord? What difference does it make if an artist's deliverance is rapping, opera, or contemporary? The Word says, "Praise Him with the trumpets. Praise Him with the tambourine. Praise Him with the flutes." I didn't see, praise Him with the guitar or saxophone, yet we do. Is this satanic? (Of course not)

The beauty of music is one's freedom of expression. So as long as gospel music isn't defamatory to our Almighty Lord, it is unfair to insist that these artists are satanic or influence society negatively. I personally don't engage in hip-hop or other genres, however, I believe one must enjoy praising the Lord and these artists enjoy praising Him with a hip-hop rhythm. Aren't we all attracted to certain types of gospel? With all due respect, I'm not attracted to the screaming gospel (I've named it), but that's their praise and as long as God accepts it, my opinion is irrelevant. I believe one cannot effectively praise God if the music is not uplifting their spirits. There's music that is demonic and relays an atheistic message that is not gospel, and some Christian parents allow their children to purchase these CD's such as Jay-Z's lyrics that state "Jesus can't save you." Surely he is exercising his freedom of speech, but the church has a relevant argument in this case. Discrimination against hip-hop is stating that God only accepts traditional gospel and we know how God feels about tradition. God himself works signs, wonders, and miracles. Maybe He's anointed the hip-hoppers to reform the street gangsters into gangsters for Jesus, God loves boldness. Furthermore, the Word says, "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord."

So praise Him, praise Him, praise Him everyday,
Praise Him, praise Him, praise Him your way,
Be it R&B and hip-hop too,
As long as you praise, Jesus accepts you! (Amen)

Scriptures paraphrased from the Holy Bible.