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The beat is pretty cool...
the melody and the lyrics in the chorus are not bad..

the first rapper.. sounds kind of lazy in the flow..
lyrics are not bad though....

I think you're verse is better on this..
you spit with more energy and power...
lyrics are cool...
u remind me of Big Pun on this one!!
nice verse...
 
May 16, 2002
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The beat is pretty cool...
the melody and the lyrics in the chorus are not bad..

the first rapper.. sounds kind of lazy in the flow..
lyrics are not bad though....

I think you're verse is better on this..
you spit with more energy and power...
lyrics are cool...
u remind me of Big Pun on this one!!
nice verse...

LMAO! You know what's funny? We performed this in a club a few weeks ago & one of my homeboy's said the same thing (about the Big Pun thing.) LOL!
 
Jan 31, 2008
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nice flow

my main criticism really concerns the the topic of discussion.
to give an example of this, i was watching MTV Made the other day, and this one dwarf dude wanted to be made into a rapper. The kid was still in highschool, really being brought up fairly broke, he had a tendency to be shy n all that.
Then he meets his coach and is told to write raps to perform them. This dude's raps are all like "i get women, i get money" all the shit he really doesnt get , about a life he really does not live. And i was actually pretty shocked to see that this 'professional' dude did not stop him right there n then like 'yo hold it. where the women n money at? why dont u rap about things u actually deal with?'

Now im not saying you dont get or live the things your verse was about, but out of respect to you for simply being a Man, i am very certain that drinks n buyin the bar n shit are really not the prime of your life.
It is still a very nice flow and i can see the talent and the hard work behind it all, i just wish that as musicians and as humans as a whole, we start representing things that are actually important to us, sharing struggles that we are actually facing, and really being a tool for the enlightenment of each other as a whole.


tl;dr : great talent and flow, wish it would all go towards an expression of the deeper sides of one's experiences in life.
 
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Not really a fan of club type tracks, so it's hard to get into it. Nothing really stands out as a strong point.


I don't know...maybe i can't get into it because Kutt Calhoun and Nesto did it a lot better already
[video=youtube;_K_VszvjkwQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K_VszvjkwQ[/video]
 

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the song needs more faster flows or just more energy in general. your verse was the only one with energy. By the title i'm guessing this song is aimed for the clubs? This song won't make me go out and dance it's too chill for a club song (I'm basing this on the title, cover art, and first couple of verses).
 
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Not really a fan of club type tracks, so it's hard to get into it. Nothing really stands out as a strong point.


I don't know...maybe i can't get into it because Kutt Calhoun and Nesto did it a lot better already
[video=youtube;_K_VszvjkwQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K_VszvjkwQ[/video]
That chorus always cracked me up.
 
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nice flow

my main criticism really concerns the the topic of discussion.
to give an example of this, i was watching MTV Made the other day, and this one dwarf dude wanted to be made into a rapper. The kid was still in highschool, really being brought up fairly broke, he had a tendency to be shy n all that.
Then he meets his coach and is told to write raps to perform them. This dude's raps are all like "i get women, i get money" all the shit he really doesnt get , about a life he really does not live. And i was actually pretty shocked to see that this 'professional' dude did not stop him right there n then like 'yo hold it. where the women n money at? why dont u rap about things u actually deal with?'

Now im not saying you dont get or live the things your verse was about, but out of respect to you for simply being a Man, i am very certain that drinks n buyin the bar n shit are really not the prime of your life.
It is still a very nice flow and i can see the talent and the hard work behind it all, i just wish that as musicians and as humans as a whole, we start representing things that are actually important to us, sharing struggles that we are actually facing, and really being a tool for the enlightenment of each other as a whole.


tl;dr : great talent and flow, wish it would all go towards an expression of the deeper sides of one's experiences in life.

I agree I can respect that. I've learned over the years that it's okay to just do it as entertainment. Just like watching a movie or what not. I'm testing the waters on just being versatile. I can come with the typical stuff, but can also come real.

Here are two of "my" songs...

http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_4313640

http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_11992464




for someone who gives rappers a hard time about being original, you dont seem to take your own advice

Man! (APPLAUSE!) Great feedback! You couldn't speak on the flow, went straight for the kill. I like that, shows your watching & learning from me LOL! I should of rapped about pushing dope and what I drive! How real I am in the hood or really kept it real and rapped about working my real job as an undertaker LOL! The song was already done when I got there, Breh. They told me the title & topic that they wanted me to rap about. I heard the beat, was handed a pen & pad & had some fun with it. Then I took my money & provided for my family.
 

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your verse was alright, you did sound a lil like pun....that beat & hook and first rapper were all trash tho, didn't bother listening to the last one
 

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Man! (APPLAUSE!) Great feedback! You couldn't speak on the flow, went straight for the kill. I like that, shows your watching & learning from me LOL! I should of rapped about pushing dope and what I drive! How real I am in the hood or really kept it real and rapped about working my real job as an undertaker LOL! The song was already done when I got there, Breh. They told me the title & topic that they wanted me to rap about. I heard the beat, was handed a pen & pad & had some fun with it. Then I took my money & provided for my family.
Just calling it like I see it, and I know a copout when I hear one.



Also I couldn't even tell which one you were.
 
Jan 31, 2008
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I agree I can respect that. I've learned over the years that it's okay to just do it as entertainment. Just like watching a movie or what not. I'm testing the waters on just being versatile. I can come with the typical stuff, but can also come real.

Here are two of "my" songs...

http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_4313640

http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_11992464
that is what i am talking about dude.
this is some shit that humans will universally relate to. Even if the content or the circumstances vary, the struggle is always the same, as is the relief.

im really liking those two songs tho.


you are right tho, you are always free to do whatever u want to for entertainment or not. I just had to express myself as i knew i had the space to and for once felt the energy to do so.
 
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that is what i am talking about dude.
this is some shit that humans will universally relate to. Even if the content or the circumstances vary, the struggle is always the same, as is the relief.

im really liking those two songs tho.


you are right tho, you are always free to do whatever u want to for entertainment or not. I just had to express myself as i knew i had the space to and for once felt the energy to do so.

I really appreciate that, Bro thank you. I'm not looking to blow up & make it big. I'm simply having fun with it & at times, self express myself (personally.) The day making music stops being fun is the day I'll stop recording. Too many of us underground artist focus on the next song / album to blow us up & forget to live life. Never be afraid to try something new when your recording music is my motto. I seriously can't stand to listen to any artist & he is repetitive throughout his album & his features. It's like, "Yeah, Bro. I know your hardcore, you have money, you get bitches, you a gangsta, you smoke weed & drive an expensive car. ..yeah, I already know the hood you represent. I heard it in every album & every song you've done after that."

Versatility is key.