Jan 9, 2015I'll take a great rapper over a half-assed multi-tasker any day of the week. If a rapper can do other things, yeah that's a plus but it's not necessarily a requirement. A lot of rappers become producers out of necessity more than anything else. In general, I don't care for crooning rappers. I do give props to rappers who go into acting (assuming they're good) or other ventures (ie, Action Bronson's "f--- That's Delicious" series).
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Jan 9, 2015
inb4 starnizzy answers
it doesn't really matter. if you're just rapping and you got bangers, its fine. if you sing or produce too and you're good with it, its fine. if you s--- at producing and singing like eminem does, then its not okDKC, Old Account and Charlie Work like this. -
Jan 8, 2015
Rap is an art form. And the beat/production is half of that art form. But I personally put being lyrical over the beat. I will not listen to any rapper who relys on a catchy beat and/or chorus to be successful. but on the flipside of that, you could be the most lyrical MFer in the world. but if you aint got the beat/production value to go with it, you got nothing and I wont listen to you. Dont know if that answers your question or not, thats just my perspectivePuppets Everywhere, K18 El Duderino and Charlie Work like this.(This ad goes away when signing up) -
Jan 8, 2015
well people actually argued with me stan isnt a rap song few days ago
so not sure what r-----ed answers you will get hereDKC, SaviorOfS80 and CSW like this.