Very helpful thankyou

Very helpful

I loved it el brooo

I don't know why ....but Damn!!!! THank you Drew!!!!! Hope i'll finish my songs FINALLY with that!!!

This is what I need. As much knowledge as possible. You came through

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Thanks for having strengthened us the comer ❤

Fuck man thank you, I come from writing poetry and being forced into a church so I play all kinds of instruments. I’m 28 now and all of a sudden grew a huge love for rap

same here bro i also have ADHD but i am new to the game.

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post it pleaseeee🙏🙏

Dope! Glad to inspire you Mohamed!

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Dope! Glad to inspire you Princess!

Dope! Glad to inspire you Eddie!

Yes I want to see that

Think of something from your life you can put in your bars

Yeah concept and themes

Go live a crazy life or study someone who does and create a storyline

That's the thing, nowadays it can be hard to be original n not labeled a clone or copying someone's flow, style, cadence etc..

One love! One side Gamers!

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@@HowToRapOfficial can you do a masterclass on RAEKWON THE 👨‍🍳

Dude what

Perfectionist paralysis ruins a lot of good things you really can't create and edit at the same time. I'm giving you advice that I need to start applying myself. If you finish something record it and don't try to make it anything special just mix it down and after a couple months or in my case years pass you might play it back and have no clue how you ever reached such insane level. All of my songs are skeletons, if I didn't have people with me for a lot of the stuff I would of most likely deleted everything I ever made before I got to listen to it with a fresh perspective

Thank you, Technical Gaming!

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Yeah what if I wanna rap about selling a house? Or doing groceries

😂😂this my issue

Brother I have messaged you on messenger both private and howtorap page , it would be a pleasure if you could reply .

Dope! Glad to inspire you Mr. Nwambada!

Scrolling through the gram, and my friends flexin’ cash y’all don’t understand, man I’m stuck inside the past What’s holding me back if this life is moving fast They getting better jobs, while I’m stuck making jack Press on gas, close my eyes hope I crash Then the ones that I love, is what brings this life back

Hopefully I didn’t miss it if you said it cause if you did then shit I guess I’m dead or something

half time, regular time, double time, triple time.

@@ophwhite3618 whatchu mean by time?

Okay check it out go to a metronome and write to the click track at the beginning only focus on writing very simple lines that will usually have an end rhyme on the 4th beat at least or slightly before or after it depending if you want to sound like you're in a rush or laid back but that doesn't matter yet because once you get your timing down basically talking to a click track to start of you could only use a single syllable per beat if you wanted. 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 could be a bar you could also choosing to fit as many syllables as you can into the same time signature so basically if you set a metronome to 170 bpm you could cut it in half and make it work on 85 bpm as well. Also once you get the timing and the structure down you'll be able to write a verse that you could fit to any tempo every time. To start off it's fun to not even worry about rhyming just stay on the metronome and increase it little by little until you could rap to anything. Also if a beat is slow you could write something to the kick and the snare or you could make the 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 count happen twice in one bar with the 3 landing on the snare that's popular these days but no matter how you go about timing it you could fit more words over a slow beat. I like to write in quatrains or the occasional pair of couplets but I think of random things that I want to say. Figure out a way to word the point I wanted to make in the best way that I can and make that the last line of a couplet the first line would be the set up line. If you do that twice with the same rhyme scheme you essentially set your self up to have a hard hitting punch line if that's what you're going for every two lines. You could also come up with the punch and use the entire three bars before it just to build up to it or create a serious set up to lead into one of your best lines in that verse especially if the 3 lines before it are all being used as an analogy or if you just want to play with flows and different literary devices. If you have a message you could break that down into thoughts that you build as you go even if after the four or eight bar stanza is complete you rearrange the lines so that the hardest hitting part comes at the end of that section. 4 sections of 4 bars that are written at random and then placed in order after words by choosing from those 4 and numbering them. Also, every 4 bars is a good spot to switch up the flow or the scheme or delivery. Breaking it up into sections let's you think about the way each part should be said so you could punch in to not only make it easier to get right but being able to focus on the emotion and delivery of every single line until those 4 punch-ins become a really well rounded and unpredictable verse. That's just one simple method. If the goal of your song is to just write a free verse in ten minutes and use the same rhyme scheme the whole time that could be cool to just make sure you don't trade in meaning for forced rhymes because you allow yourself to get stuck in one scheme and if your only focus is rhyming all the way through make sure you're still saying what you want to say or it will most likely sound forced. Switching up the style or even just the rhyme scheme every 4 bars will definitely be more entertaining to the listener if it's done right. You still need to learn timing which basically you could talk to the tempo of a beat and not even rhyme. I used to pick up random fictional horror novels and just talk pages to the instrumental to show my friends that once you get it down it will actually become difficult to fall off beat. In the beginning you should just take beats of rappers that you know and learn the basic flows and rhyme placement. In the beginning if you could just put a single end rhyme on the second snare. Listen to flows of rappers you like or if you're like me you could listen to anything from pop punk to alternative rock to spoken word poetry or even just read and become familiar with all the literary devices. I don't know exactly how long you been doing it and I been up for days so I'm kind of shot but I still wanted to give some very basic advice. I need an idea of what you do for practice but if you have any more questions I'll be able to deliver more concise answers once I'm even slightly rested.

@@ophwhite3618 ey bro I appreciate that whole essay but I didn't understand how one spits more bars within a bar .. but I assume so far you're saying If I can spit fast enough within A bar . 1-2-3-4 And land my rhymes twice in a bar and do it consistently for a whole verse It can be considered a 32 when is a 16? Or am I off somewhere?

If the tempo is 80 but you're rapping at 160 bpm it still fits the beat bars are in all actuality just a measure of music in hip hop it's normally 4 beats or measures equals a bar in music but if you're spitting it twice as fast it can be slowed down to 32 bars or spit at twice the speed to equal the 16

This nigga got bars

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What's crazy is that Drake can't rap a lic. Also he is a professional actor since his early youth, and that is still what he's doing now. I think he is good as heck in this current role. He never has to write not 1 word, he does not have do actually live anything he "sings" about and he gets paid more than a regular A list actor does. How stupid are regular actors for real?

definitely not most rappers start off really young

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It’s a learning process so, just do it bro💪🏻