Everyone thinks rappers these days are competitive, that& #39;s why they don& #39;t jump on tracks with each other anymore.
But the height of competition in music is rapping on the same song.
Let& #39;s see you go toe to toe on the same beat, bruh.
But the height of competition in music is rapping on the same song.
Let& #39;s see you go toe to toe on the same beat, bruh.
Because so many factors go into rapping:
The beat/melody.
*Flow and pockets.
*Bars, nigga.
The chorus.
Producer power.
Just to name a few.
Any one of these could make a great song. But only the ones marked with an asterisk are solely the artist& #39;s responsibility.
The beat/melody.
*Flow and pockets.
*Bars, nigga.
The chorus.
Producer power.
Just to name a few.
Any one of these could make a great song. But only the ones marked with an asterisk are solely the artist& #39;s responsibility.
Back to my original tweet, when two artists are competing on the same beat, that& #39;s true competition. Not this single vs single nonsense.
Watch The Throne is the most perfect example that comes to mind. That was a legendary moment.
Make E No Cause Fight is another example. And the sequel was even better. Dare I say the best Falz since Moral Instruction.
Make E No Cause Fight is another example. And the sequel was even better. Dare I say the best Falz since Moral Instruction.
Hmm. It seems I have lost the plot. Started talking about Collaborative Rap and ended up in Lekki complaining about runs girls.
I& #39;ll end this thread here.
I& #39;ll end this thread here.