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Hate Writing Rap Lyrics? Do This Instead! | Songwriting Tips For Rappers

Do you hate writing rap lyrics down? No problem! In this video, I'm sharing some cool songwriting techniques for rappers! These rap tips will teach you how to make rap lyrics flow more naturally! ►► Get a FREE copy of my eBook "The #1 Fundamental To Rapping ►► http://colemizestudios.com/howtorap 🔥Featured Instrumental🔥 - 'Fairy Tales' Available at ►► https://colemizestudios.com/hip-hop-i... ✏️FEATURED LESSONS✏️ ▶️ Top 5 Reasons To Write Rap Songs In A DAW https://colemizestudios.com/5-reasons... ▶️ How To Write Rap Song Using Brainstorming and Storyboards If you’re a rapper that isn’t enjoying writing your rap lyrics down on paper the good news is that you’re not alone...and in this video, I’m going to be providing you with some quick practical tips as I answer one of my student's questions regarding this very issue! LHORMI SE7EN asks… “Hey Cole. I find it hard to write my lyrics with a pen and a paper but when I eventually do, my raps are way more advanced and my rhyming is extremely amazing. I write more songs with my phone's notepad but then the lyrics are not so outstanding and it doesn't have that extra spice to it. So what methods would you recommend me to use when writing my lyrics and what techniques can I use so I won't hate writing lyrics down?” PEN and PAPER You may be getting better results with pen and paper due to having a larger surface to write on, no time restraints due to not having a battery, and you may feel more connected since you’re physically writing and it may feel more real to you. However, you may be feeling resistance to begin writing using PAD AND PEN due to how technical you are being which is likely taking up more time to write which may make you feel overwhelmed before you begin writing. SOLUTION Try to write some lyrics that aren’t as technical or just limit the amount of time you give yourself per writing session so that there’s a clear ending and you don’t feel so overwhelmed to spend 3-4 + hours to knock out all the writing in one session. PHONE NOTEPAD It sounds like you're writing lyrics with your phone more often possibly because it’s more convenient, easier to edit text, and you’re likely spending less time due to battery limitations which is causing your lyrics to not be as complex. TRY NOT WRITING YOUR LYRICS AT ALL It’s fun to switch up your creative workflow from time to time to keep things interesting. Try to forget about writing altogether and record your bars as you come up with them in your favorite DAW. Simply loop 4 bars of the section of the song you’re writing and either... First Scat and then fill in your scat with what you want to say or... First Think of what you want to say and then build a cadence around it via scatting. Once you finish a bar go ahead and record it and then start working on your next bar. If you’re able to come up with multiple bars at once and then record them all at once as well! Repeat this until your verse or hook is finished. Don’t worry if your vocal recordings don’t sound perfect. You can always go back and re-record your “official vocals” later. Consider this songwriting by recording instead of writing. And don’t forget to brainstorm and storyboard before you start recording so your song has a clear direction. Time Stamps 0:00 Intro 1:02 pros/cons of paper 2:00 Tip #1 2:23 Tip #2 2:59 cons of the phone 3:32 ditch the pad 4:23 inside the DAW 5:06 Storyboarding 5:27 quick question Follow me at... INSTAGRAM:   / colemizestudios   FACEBOOK:   / colemizestudios   TWITTER:   / colemizestudios