Chi Nigga Monologue

And it's at this flourishing age of Hardcore Rap, “Eminem became a legend to be respected and awed with his single heat “My Name Is”.[1]There were many commentary from music commemorators and music producers. As Rolling Stone remarked Eminem is on some serious Dangerfield shit in loser anthems like “My Name Is.” [2]While David Browne wrote that this single and its accompany video were both

But occasionally I think about all of the above and sometimes I care to the point where my self esteem gets bruised, strained and shattered. Then I un- pride myself, think that everybody hates me and I curdle up in a corner and think of slowly dying. But when I think of you , you are so far away from my soul. I can't visualise you because your pride heaves over you like a cloud of dust. I try to rekindle times we shared

He hadn't thought it would hurt. Of course, everyone had said it would, but everyone is not the Winchesters.

There is a tree, seemingly reaching into the sky, at the top of the lane where two sisters live. An arch shape ingrained at the base of the trunk resembles a door, and a big protruding bulge on the side, a button.

"Your favorite rappers' corpses couldn't match up to my importance," A$AP Rocky gloats in his second track “Canal St.” to his second LP AT.LONG.LAST.A$AP. Rocky takes an ambitious turn in latest LP with the majority of his songs reflecting a psychedelic roots in songs such as “L$D”, “Fine Whine”, and “Dreams”.

This article examines the Hip Hop poetics of Pharoache Monch’s album Internal Affairs, the article focuses on the linguistic innovations of contemporary African American lyricist and explains Hip Hop MCs have both built on and expanded the American poetic tradition. First the article introduces that MCs draw upon traditional rhyme forms but also employ new rhymes. The article goes into depth about such as compound internal rhymes, primary and secondary internal rhymes, chains rhymes and back-to-back chain rhymes to create multi-rhyme matrix. The second part of the article explains various literary techniques such as wordplay, simile, metaphor and irony the MCs use in their lyrical compound to create depth in their rhythms. The article main

None of them like you particularly much, and most definitely not Lindsey. Lindsey is a total Bitch cunt, who will insult you at every change she gets, but she hot! And then there's Megan, it's not that she hates you, she just thinks you're a bit of a preview, which you're too far. But they can't afford to throw you out, since they wouldn't be able to pay the rent, but you have to do almost all of the chores. Maybe it's time to change how things are around here!

“ I swear to God, all I do is cash out; And if you ain 't a hoe, get up out my trap house; I been selling crack since like the 5th grade; Really never made no difference what the shit made; Jaja taught me flip

I love you and I want you to know that I'm only writing you this email because I want to say things the way I want to. I would rather tell you this in person, but it would be so hard to say everything without having a panic attack. Also, this isn't a life-threatening, so please don't freak out.

Song 1 Top by Lil Uzi this is one of my favorite songs I listen to it every day. Its one of the best lil Uzi's songs. Its one of my fave but not my first. Its a older song but still good. It's by lil uzi and he's my 3 fave rapper.

Young Martha, a four track EP, seems to hit at every emotion. The opening track “Homie” is backed by a thundering bass and daunting organ keys that only make Thug’s voice even more intriguing as he yells about his life on the street as a child. Meek Mill, a Philadelphian rapper. also hops on this track to discuss life in the streets before fame. The second track on the EP “Liger” is overtaken by a complex Carnage beat consisting of short flute notes and a heavy base. Thug raps over the beat about how he wants to be his own person and not be like his fellow hip hop peers. He says “Everybody got tigers, so I wanna go get a liger” in reference to setting his own trends. The third song of the EP “10,000 Slimes” pays homage to his previous “Slime Season” tapes where he raps about the high expectations he has to live up to for his friends, family, and children. On the final track of the tape Carnage does what he does best as he creates a catchy EDM beat that allows Thug to step out of his usual trap-based aura and test his talents as he forms a light-hearted song about sticking to himself when other people doubt him. This is an exciting tape that is definitley worth a look, one can only hope there is more to come from these two in

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The lead single, “Antidote” and “I Can Tell” matures into a dark sybaritic vibe. Yet on the rest of the album, his features steal the show. Justin Bieber and Young Thug steal the spotlight in the potential hit “Maria I’m Drunk.” Kanye West takes a song and charges his inner “Yeezus” on most of “Piss on Your Grave”, while Scott only has one

When i was a baby I was sick, I had pneumonia, so my momma couldn’t do nothing with me. My grandparents was nice enough to take care of me. My grandparents adopted me every since I was 3 months old. My whole life I haven’t been happy…. Wanna know why?

Some of the valued assets in rappers are: quality [of work] and longevity, songwriting and storytelling, impact, and perhaps the most vital asset; rhyming skills [flow, delivery, and lyricism] (cite). These qualities of what makes a rapper an efficacious one have been greatly debated since the formation of hip-hop, and ultimately rap, culture in the 1970’s (cite). Those with a passion for hip-hop and rap music can debate their top ten favorite rap artists indefinitely due to the abundance in what catalogs and qualifies a rapper as a great one. The argument for whom is the greatest or the best rapper alive, or of all time, has been, and will forever be, opinion-based. However, through statistics and precise analyzation, we can answer the age-old question of “what qualifies a rapper as ‘great’?”