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The 5 Essential Rap Tips NOBODY Tells You About

Although most YouTube videos SAY they can teach you how to rap, it's rare to find these 5 essentiall rap tips that 100% use expert commentary coming from us... YouTube's most subscribed channel on how to rap, with each lesson coming from thousands of rappers we've coached from around the world. ------------------------- How To Rap On Any Topic in 20 Minutes or Less (FREE RAP TOPIC COURSE): https://freestylefortnight.com/rapona... ------------------------- The Top 20 Songwriting Secrets of Pro Rappers (FREE SONGWRITING COURSE): https://freestylefortnight.com/top20s... ------------------------- TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 0:51 “Rhythm vs. Rhythm” (Why Rap Addicts Us) 2:17 Create A Universe For The Listener To Inhabit 3:26 Free Rapping Course 4:15 As Technology Changes, the Music Changes 5:57 "Songwriter or Song Finder." 8:46 Free Songwriting Course 8:59 Take Creative Risks ------------------------- The elusive art of rap has taken over the world faster and for longer than any genre before. As of the 2020s, rap is far and away the most successful genre in the world. Yet, the actual fundamentals of rap—how people learn to rap and the core elements of rap music—often confuse even hip-hop's biggest fans. With that said, in today's video, we want to give you five rap fundamentals nobody is telling you about. “Rhythm vs. Rhythm” explains why rap is so addicting because it’s the intersection of two major rhythmic patterns collaborating at once. The first rhythmic pattern is the beat, and the second is the rhythm of the words and rhymes, also known as the flow. While most other genres are melody or instrument-first and thus less rhythmically complex, rap thrives on rhythm. Another fundamental is creating a universe for the listener to inhabit. Artists like Nas, DMX, and Eminem showcase this by embodying characters or personas, building entire worlds within their music. DMX’s tracks like "How’s It Goin’ Down" and Eminem’s "My Name Is" exemplify how rappers can go beyond linear storytelling to craft immersive experiences for the audience. Next, as technology changes, so does the music. From early rappers performing for their friends to modern-day effects like auto-tune, each technological shift has redefined what rappers can do with their voices and how they engage audiences. Another key point is the distinction between songwriters and song finders. Rappers like Tupac and Drake are known for their catchy hooks and relatable lyrics, while artists like Jay-Z excel at collaborating with producers and chorus writers to create memorable tracks. Finally, the best rappers take creative risks. Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly and Kanye West’s 808s and Heartbreak showcase how stepping outside the box leads to groundbreaking, genre-defining music. Ultimately, the most legendary rappers understand and master these five fundamentals, and that’s what sets them apart.