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| *brain disintegrates into pile of dust like a dynamite-blasted cartoon character* |
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| Ask Kanye West |
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| Big butts and retarded people. |
Xinil said: Thanks for joining MAL. JOIN MAH CLUB http://myanimelist.net/clubs.php?cid=38595 |
| How many people you can't get to kill others or their brain cells |
| Dr. Sheldon Cooper " It is no way to make new humans. People coming out of people. Some kind of dirty magic show. |
| (C)RAP can never be good. |
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| The same thing that makes other songs good. But holy shit, "otaku" in a rap song, no matter how great the beat or other lyrics are, will automatically be terrible. |
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| If others can hardly understand you, then it should be considered a "Masterpiece" to rap. |
Happy Halloween  |
| http://youtu.be/XcmR8DxuHBA |
| Dr. Sheldon Cooper " It is no way to make new humans. People coming out of people. Some kind of dirty magic show. |
| Its non-existence. |
| Well it all depends on your audience, Rap is a lot more complicated than people make it seem. You're not guaranteed anything even if you have good lyrics. You'll have to work on your flow and delivery. Another thing that's important is beats, a lot people think its only lyrics but you have to have a good ear for beats. |
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| I'll tell you right now, making hip-hop is very hard. Being on time to the beat means sometimes writing your shit specifically to a beat you like and want to use. Then you have to flow all your bars together properly otherwise it's going to sound like shit. Heres some good examples of how real MCs flow: To get this to this level of flow, multi-syllables and content literally takes years of practice and adjustment. |
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jfturku said: Appel_stroop said: Its non-existence. can you listen to these and tell me what do you think of these then ? : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_VHoOD9b08 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EI6iZJOntY8 I can't believe someone posted some Canibus on MAL, it's a good day. I've got a signed cd of his. OT: Considering you listen to Lil B and Tyler, I doubt you should be looking for tips from other people. Be as independent as they are if they're your idols. But please don't be that guy on YT rapping into a $5 mic over an already classic instrumental. Listen to the ATCQs, Pete Rocks, Canibus' and other trend setters over the generic Eminems for inspiration. - Sincerely, a wigger that's probably in way over his head on this topic. |
| It isn't. |
| it simple, it's not |
| http://youtu.be/h7iLMnXG4Vk |
| Dr. Sheldon Cooper " It is no way to make new humans. People coming out of people. Some kind of dirty magic show. |
Red_Keys said: The same thing that makes other songs good. But holy shit, "otaku" in a rap song, no matter how great the beat or other lyrics are, will automatically be terrible. the whole theme of the song i wrote is ripping on someone who is famous for making anime related songs, i actually like him a lot, its just a song i thought of. |
Trippeh said: Red_Keys said: The same thing that makes other songs good. But holy shit, "otaku" in a rap song, no matter how great the beat or other lyrics are, will automatically be terrible. the whole theme of the song i wrote is ripping on someone who is famous for making anime related songs, i actually like him a lot, its just a song i thought of. Hey.. just be yourself. It's your lyrics. Hip Hop was originally based on the principles of expression and creativity. In addition to that, it takes time to develop you're own style. To me, a good rap is a song that means something to you and how it could relate to the people listening. |
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| MF DOOM |
| If you listen to a lot of instrumentals, you'll notice that usually the underlying beat is 4/4, so just listen to the basic rhythm and then you can start rhyming from there. I feel like it really is a lot like writing music to a certain degree. You have to fit each line within those 4 beats, so utilizing rests, tempo, and enunciation in order to match the flow of the beat is important. From a lyrical standpoint, a lot of writing techniques can make your raps sound good. Metaphors and similes are usually the things that generate that 'wow' factor when people are just kicking it freestyle, or the punchline in a song. Other than that, things like alliteration, assonance, consonance, and even slant rhyming can make your raps seem a lot more sophisticated. It also just makes it sound better in general. For reference, think of the first two lines of Nas' New York State of Mind. |
| I don't really think it's an issue of the actual music itself for me and I'm guessing for a lot of other people as well but the lyrical content. I'm not really interested in hearing about baby mama's, twerking, glocks, being in clubs etc. On the hand when I listen to someone like say Richie Branson who raps about anime and video games it becomes clear that that is the case at least with me. And while rap isn't really my cup of tea I generally find it alright when the subject matter is something I actual care about. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPkhxly5ZM8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8UONMajlF0 |
| lil b |
| lil b is my friend 2013 |
zTuazonify said: Trippeh said: Red_Keys said: The same thing that makes other songs good. But holy shit, "otaku" in a rap song, no matter how great the beat or other lyrics are, will automatically be terrible. the whole theme of the song i wrote is ripping on someone who is famous for making anime related songs, i actually like him a lot, its just a song i thought of. Hey.. just be yourself. It's your lyrics. Hip Hop was originally based on the principles of expression and creativity. In addition to that, it takes time to develop you're own style. To me, a good rap is a song that means something to you and how it could relate to the people listening. Technically all music is based on principles of expression and creativity. Doesn't mean that writing a grindcore song about cute puppies is a good idea. Same goes for "otaku rap". It's stupid. Starchaser187 said: Nas' Illmatic is the epitome of what makes "a rap" classic material This nigga knows what's up. |
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| deffgrapes |
| Good beats: Dr. Dre & Kanye Good Lyrics: Talib Kweli & Eminem Good Flow: Nas & Mos Def Good Voice: Biggie & Lupe Fiasco Avoid the new mainstream rap look at artists that have been around for a while and haven't changed (i.e. not Lil Wayne or Jay-Z's new stuff). Analyze what makes them great and work on it. Also don't talk about anime related shit in raps unless it's Dragon Ball Z otherwise you'll get laughed at. |
| Nothing. |
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| I'm known by now to the people of M&E as a metalhead. It's in my blood, but I do listen to some of this rap, as it is called. But a good rap song has to above all else for me, be fun to listen to. And almost nothing is fun to me like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50LU4lE5JKk Fuck mainstream. PackFM and Tonedeff make my day brighter. |
| if it sounds like to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xtk8j9gAxCA |
| Clever lyrics and a good beat, also, lol at all the people who come to this thread only to hate on rap. |
| I think if you make sure not to fuck with Wu Tang Clan, remember that cash rules everything around you, then you'll be ok. I don't know why but make sure to protect your neck. I don't know what from, probably bug bites or something, but yea remember to do that. |
kinoholic said: MF DOOM |
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