What is the punch line in rap?

Refers to the lyrics that make the audience scream. Punchline originally meant the place where the burden was lost in the joke, that is, the point that made people laugh. In rap, this is the crowning touch of the lyrics. The rhythm and rhythm of this part will make both the singer and the audience feel perfect.

Rap refers to a special way of singing with rhythm. It originated in the poor black areas of new york. It is characterized by telling a series of rhyming poems quickly under the background of mechanical rhythm.

With the appearance of the "broken disc" method widely known and used by DJs, rap began to be spread by street black culture, and quite rich branches were derived, such as WestCoastRap, SouthernRap, PopRap, OldSchool and so on.

There are MidwestRap, LatinRap, HardcoreRap, GangstaRap, ForeignRap, EastCoastRap, CrossoverRap, ComedyRap and ChristianRap.

There are many technical terms in rap, besides drill, there are the following terms:

Bridge: this word is familiar to everyone, which means bridge; It is the transition from the main song to the chorus.

Rhyme: Rhyme angle mainly refers to whether the lyrics rhyme or not. It is very important to say whether the handwritten lyrics of singing can suppress the rhyme angle.

Hook: The literal translation of this word means that hook is usually the most striking part of a song, which is usually easy to sing along with and will be interspersed between verses.