Originally Posted by MintCat
lyrical talent doesn't seem to be something rappers are bothered of emulating
you must be listening to some of the trash rap.
there are tons of rappers that use an amazing vocabulary, and to not know of this is rather unfortunate.
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Originally Posted by keggy
people who hate rap: what kind of music do you listen to? why do you only listen to 1-2 genres? i'd bet 99% of these people are "metalhead" manchildren
Congratulations, you look just as "elitist" as the people you are trying to put down.
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Originally Posted by MintCat
Could you point me in the right direction?
http://rappers.mdaniels.com.s3-websi....amazonaws.com
(Study of the most unique words used by each artist)
But lyrics as a whole can have a lot more meaning than how many different words you can put out. Can't really say much about that because i haven't listened to enough rap. Or i have, but I've never paid attention to the lyrics.
On topic
I don't like or dislike genres in that way. Even in the genres i consider bad, an artist can completely throw around my view of it.
That said, most rap is pretty bad imo :/
It's the whole "gangsta" thing that isn't working out for me. The rap industry spawns more lil waynes than shakespeares, if you know what i mean.
If the rap is made without lyrical thought, i like artists such as dogg pound, snoop dogg (early records), nujabes, oddateee, and eminem (early records, especially infinite).
I'm open for lyrical recommendations. I listened to wu-tang when i was younger, but didn't pay attention to the lyrics.
Last edited by Lazors; Sep 8, 2014 at 09:53 AM.
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