RENZ JULIAN, E-40, TWISTA-POP N' LOCK remix (PROD. BY MR. COLLIPARK) **NEW**!!
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No, actually the reason I didn't like his verse *is* because I *am* a fan of hip-hop.
His verse was whack. Period. Delivery, lyrics, all of it. I look for metaphors, punchlines, multi-syllable rhyme schemes, charismatic delivery and content. He lacks in all of the above.
My favorite rappers:
-Eminem
-Locksmith
-Crooked-I
-Tech N9ne
-2pac
-Cormega
-Nas
-Jay-Z
Now, do you want to retract your statement? Because I highly doubt he'd "eat" any of them.
Have a nice day.
His verse was whack. Period. Delivery, lyrics, all of it. I look for metaphors, punchlines, multi-syllable rhyme schemes, charismatic delivery and content. He lacks in all of the above.
My favorite rappers:
-Eminem
-Locksmith
-Crooked-I
-Tech N9ne
-2pac
-Cormega
-Nas
-Jay-Z
Now, do you want to retract your statement? Because I highly doubt he'd "eat" any of them.
Have a nice day.
No, actually the reason I didn't like his verse *is* because I *am* a fan of hip-hop.
His verse was whack. Period. Delivery, lyrics, all of it. I look for metaphors, punchlines, multi-syllable rhyme schemes, charismatic delivery and content. He lacks in all of the above.
My favorite rappers:
-Eminem
-Locksmith
-Crooked-I
-Tech N9ne
-2pac
-Cormega
-Nas
-Jay-Z
Now, do you want to retract your statement? Because I highly doubt he'd "eat" any of them.
Have a nice day.
His verse was whack. Period. Delivery, lyrics, all of it. I look for metaphors, punchlines, multi-syllable rhyme schemes, charismatic delivery and content. He lacks in all of the above.
My favorite rappers:
-Eminem
-Locksmith
-Crooked-I
-Tech N9ne
-2pac
-Cormega
-Nas
-Jay-Z
Now, do you want to retract your statement? Because I highly doubt he'd "eat" any of them.
Have a nice day.
lol I just gave you a list of some of my favorite emcees (Crooked I, Lock, Tech N9ne, Eminem, Pac) and explained exactly what I look for when judging an artist.
Yet, I come off as an average brainless rap fan? Seriously? Because you assume the "average brainless rap fan" analyzes lyrics based on metaphoric punchlines and multi-syllable rhyme schemes? The "average brainless rap fan" would listen to the likes of Crooked-I and Locksmith?
I'm confused as to why you would assume that I come off as the "average brainless rap fan"? Do explain please, thanks.
Yet, I come off as an average brainless rap fan? Seriously? Because you assume the "average brainless rap fan" analyzes lyrics based on metaphoric punchlines and multi-syllable rhyme schemes? The "average brainless rap fan" would listen to the likes of Crooked-I and Locksmith?
I'm confused as to why you would assume that I come off as the "average brainless rap fan"? Do explain please, thanks.
Actually, the way I've discovered most of my favorite artists was by hearing them guest-appearance on someone-else's album. If I never heard of the artist prior to hearing their verse and was genuinely impressed by the verse, I would then go and search for more of their material. The reason I wanted to hear more of their material was because I was impressed with their lyrical ability the very first time I heard them spit.
If I just heard a whack verse from an artist I'm not familiar with, why would I want to search for more of their material?
For example: You decide to eat out at this new restaurant. You order chicken strips with mash potatoes. The chicken strips are soggy and not nearly as crispy as what you're used to. The mash potatoes are unseasoned and lumpy. Not a very pleasant first-time experience. So naturally, are you going to want to eat at that restaurant again?
See what I'm getting at here? Yes, I've never heard of Renz Julian. My first time hearing him should be a pleasant experience. An experience which would make me want to hear more of his material. I shouldn't *have* to listen to more of his material if I'm not impressed with his material to begin with.
If I just heard a whack verse from an artist I'm not familiar with, why would I want to search for more of their material?
For example: You decide to eat out at this new restaurant. You order chicken strips with mash potatoes. The chicken strips are soggy and not nearly as crispy as what you're used to. The mash potatoes are unseasoned and lumpy. Not a very pleasant first-time experience. So naturally, are you going to want to eat at that restaurant again?
See what I'm getting at here? Yes, I've never heard of Renz Julian. My first time hearing him should be a pleasant experience. An experience which would make me want to hear more of his material. I shouldn't *have* to listen to more of his material if I'm not impressed with his material to begin with.