The Philosophy of Rapping: Rhythm, Poetry, and Beyond Rapping is an art form that blends rhythm and poetry into something powerful, expressive, and deeply musical. If you’re new here, my
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I Was Forced To Create A Rap Verse From 38 Of My Subscriber’s LyricsI Was Forced To Create A Rap Verse From 38 Of My Subscriber’s Lyrics
I recently issued an extremely ambitious rap challenge to both myself and my subscribers. I asked them to to write 4 bars themed around the topic of New Year’s without
Reacting To My Subscribers MusicReacting To My Subscribers Music
Early this week on Youtube, I asked my subscribers to submit their music for me to react to. One thing I’ve learned over the years is that I never know
Why You Suck At Finishing Rap SongsWhy You Suck At Finishing Rap Songs
One of the biggest goals I’m hoping to help you achieve is to stop getting stuck writing your songs! In this brand-spankin’ new video, I’m going to share with you
How To Quickly Structure Your Rap Lyrics Using Bandlab | How To Write A RapHow To Quickly Structure Your Rap Lyrics Using Bandlab | How To Write A Rap
Today I’m going to show you a quick and easy way to structure your rap lyrics accurately. This will help with making your rhyme schemes tighter and can also aid
I Wrote 4 Hooks To Completely Different Instrumentals! | How To Begin Writing A SongI Wrote 4 Hooks To Completely Different Instrumentals! | How To Begin Writing A Song
In this video tutorial, you will learn how to begin writing a song. I demonstrate how to overcome one of the most difficult parts of songwriting…finding inspiration. There’s no right
Improve Your Rap Lyrics By Building BridgesImprove Your Rap Lyrics By Building Bridges
Today I’m going to show you how to improve your rap lyrics by building bridges. Bridges Now when it comes to rapping, you typically want your lines to support one
How To Write Better Rap Verses By Unlocking The Power of IterationHow To Write Better Rap Verses By Unlocking The Power of Iteration
Do you ever get discouraged because your rap verses don’t sound as good as your favorite rappers? Do you feel like giving up on a verse when you’re taking forever