how do YOU judge a rapper? |
how do YOU judge a rapper? |
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what to you determines how nice a rapper is? do punchlines factor in more than flow? does voice play a bigger part than charisma? does the beat play a factor at all? i'll offer my insight after i see a couple of posts ..
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![]() Change Gon Come ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 2,286 Joined: May 2004 Member No: 18,822 ![]() |
rhymes and flow. depth, subject matter, and attitude.
also, wordplay and story telling. punches are nice, but i'd rather hear them in freestyles. the beat does factor in somewhat, but not that much. The beat has to fit the mood of the song, but there are exceptions. |
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![]() Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 183 Joined: May 2006 Member No: 408,617 ![]() |
rhymes and flow. depth, subject matter, and attitude. also, wordplay and story telling. punches are nice, but i'd rather hear them in freestyles. the beat does factor in somewhat, but not that much. The beat has to fit the mood of the song, but there are exceptions. w0rd. And this goes for most rappers. The only rapper I hold a little respect for is Eminem. And he's white. Now, I'm not saying I'm racist. Because I'm not. But with the majority of black rappers [if not all] who rap about girls shaking their greasy asses and how much 'bling bling' they own, would you be surprised that other cultures are against this, and with that knowledge, become the slightest bit against 'those people'. Of course, it is completely wrong of them to take it out on all, but it is an aweful lot of it going around and it gives those decent black people a bad name. |
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