I want to practice RAP now. You know.

1. Rhythm:

Rhythm is very important, especially if you understand the beat, the rhythm and beat of accompaniment. No matter whether you have the foundation of music theory or not, it is relatively easy to grasp the beat rhythm. You don't necessarily need to understand the 4/4 beat and how much BPM it is. You just need to grasp the basic drums and try to keep the rhythm of your rap in tune with the rhythm of the drums. Of course, if you can make a paragraph of your rap exactly four bars, it will be more beautiful.

2。 Lyrics:

It is very difficult for beginners to improvise freestyle lyrics. But just like playing basketball, it's awkward to dribble under your legs for the first time, but with more practice, you can get used to dribbling under your legs and close your eyes. Therefore, if you want to be able to freestyle, you still need to practice more often, and you can think for yourself when you are free, or practice by writing lyrics, or fight with people online. You can come to this section to fight with people. When you write more and have more contact, it will be easier to freestyle. < P > Also, if you want to rap, or write lyrics that are meaningful, you need to read more books and learn more. Not fooling around

3. Rhyme:

If you want your rap to sound good and catchy, you should use the rhyme in the poem. Simple and easy to use is the rhyme at the end of the sentence. Of course, there are many forms of rhyme. You can search online. One thing to say is that there is no need to rhyme deliberately, and the content is always the first!

4。 Flow:

The popular explanation is the emphasis that you rap.

At first, you can imitate the flow that others rap, and then slowly find the one that suits you.

5。 Battle:

Usually, the one-to-one battle mainly depends on who starts first. Many people think that the first one is dominant, but it still varies from person to person, because the latter can make a reasonable counterattack according to the other party's theme [I prefer to choose this method at the beginning]. After learning the experience, you can try the first one, and the content said by the first one is best impressive. There are many common ways to pay attention to the other person's every move before: such as the other person's dress, appearance, accent, movements or eyes. These are some opening situations that the predecessors usually use, and there are many other ways, which depend on their feelings. Just practice more. It is suggested that you can take a notebook with you when you have nothing to do.

Just like Eminem, who is 8 miles above, you can record some interesting things or things that suddenly come to your mind at any time and place, which will be of great help to your brain's reaction and words. However, pay attention to the fact that battle is not about scolding. If you want to win the opponent, you should also let the audience agree with what you said. The main thing is. Know more knowledge and experience in actual combat, and actual combat progress will be faster! English battle should pay attention to the pause when breathing. In English, breath is more important than rhyme, which is what a black friend told me. Chinese battle is just the opposite. It mainly emphasizes rhyme

Some points for attention in rap

1: First of all, this is the most important, the most important thing. Try to pronounce words clearly.

If you think you are playing HIP-HOP rap, What you have to do is try to make your lyrics clear to others, because RAPer's songs are a big loss if people can't hear the words clearly. Your songs are your thoughts. You sing because you have something to say and want to express your thoughts. If you can't even express your thoughts clearly, it's not shameful to tell the truth. Rap has rhythm because of his skills and speed. However, his speed is definitely not based on unclear words. See below for details.

2:FLOW.

FLOW literally means circulation and fluency, and it is a very important element in RAP. In RAP, FLOW means sentence breaking, which words of a lyric emphasize the tone, which words pause slightly, which words are fast and which are slow, and the lyrics should be read in a hierarchical and rhythmic way. This thing will naturally be understood when you listen to Dole's rap, and novices can imitate it. When they are familiar with it, they will naturally have their own understanding.

3. The lyrics should be hung up with the BEAT

BEAT. Simply put, the accompaniment level should be peeled off first, and the first layer is the drums, and then the melody. Beat means that the lyrics should be related to the drums, for example, at the beginning of a lyric. 2/3 ring a drum, the end of a sentence rings a drum, and every sentence is followed by this. It is the simplest way to follow the BEAT. Anyway, you can't leave it alone. Follow the BEAT to tell the lyrics all kinds of rhythms, and express your thoughts with the lyrics on the basis of keeping the rhythm and the BEAT. This is the real rap.

4: The lyrics should rhyme

Don't say le. Let's just say that the most basic rhyming lyrics are easier to read by yourself. It's easier to impress people.

5. Flexibility of the tongue

There are many doorways here, such as the methods of playing the tongue, rap and popping, which you need to collect in a professional place. They are all ways to make your tongue flexible.

6. Breath

If you have a good lyric sentence, you should Otherwise, your face will turn red in the middle of reading ... it will be fun if you can't hold your breath. Usually, it's best to practice your lung activity. If you are lazy, you can sing with your current ability. Of course, there will be breath resistance if you want to improve.

Pronunciation skills

Rappers simplify spelling and use a lot of words because of the appearance of hyphens. For example, the most common is to change the letter at the end of er into a single "A". For example, the most black word nigger is simplified as nigga, and the other word mother****a is also simplified as mutha****a * A. In addition, the word player is also changed to playa. As long as the suffix is er, it can be changed to A according to this grammar.

in addition, words ending in ks or cks are also replaced by an x, because the pronunciation of ks(cks) and x is the same, for example, thanks is changed to thanx, and checks is also changed to chex, and this usage has become a rule.

the usage of o is also very distinctive, for example, Love is changed to Luv, nothing is changed to nuthin', and the word mother****er changed to mutha****a * a also conforms to this grammar. In addition, like the s in the word, it is often changed to z, for example, cause is changed to kuz, and easy is changed to EZ, all of which have changed.

And there are two grammars, which are used not only by blacks, but also by the whole country, that is, going to be changed to Gonna and wanting to be changed to wanna. In addition, if out of is changed to outta, kind of is changed to kinda, and sort of is changed to sorta, it has become a new English grammar.

words such as re or e, which can hardly be heard in fast singing, are omitted. for example, more becomes mo (such as the black movie move money, which is abbreviated as mo money), for is changed to fo, or the number "4" is used instead.

the omission of "g" in "ing" has also become a common grammar in the United States, such as nothing changed to nuthin', comming changed to commin', etc. As long as it is in the ing progressive, G can be omitted. And some words, because of rap, have changed their pronunciation. For example, the word through is well known, and the pronunciation of th is "θ", but in rap songs, it is pronounced as "t", so the word is reduced to thru, and the pronunciation of the word true is the same, and the pronunciation of nothing's th is the same as this grammar, from "θ" to ". The spelling is simplified to wit, but the pronunciation is still /WIθ/, with the exception. By the way, some rappers catch the advantage of quick talk and write a long string of words together on the album, which feels that the title of the album or the title of the song is particularly dazzling, but in fact, it sounds the same. For example, the first album of the rap group out kast, Southern Playalistic Dilacmuzik, and the last remix D 'Voidof PopnigafiedMemix in the album Bootlegs B.B. Side of ICE Cabe, a large string, which is a headache to watch, but you will know the pronunciation and meaning after reading it several times. In addition, for example, the song Wussup with The LUV of Digital Underground is the entity of What's up with The Love. Although the font has changed, the pronunciation is still the same.

The above is just a brief introduction, but it is the word that appears most frequently among black people. Here are some words that appear in rap songs and their usage. Some words can be called "vulgar words", "vulgar words" or "slang", but they are the most practical black words. First of all, of course, the word with the highest exposure rate is * * * *, which not only appears in rap songs, but also has become a daily word in the United States and is widely used. As the world knows, the word * * * has the usage of "sexual intercourse", and it is also a very vulgar word, which is often used to curse the other person's behavior or person, and the word * * * * can also represent anything and any animal, and can also be used as an intensifier. As long as it can call names, it is all in line with the grammar of * * * *. Moreover, * * * has its own set, forming a bunch of phrases, which are introduced as follows: The most common phrase is I don't give a ****, which means I don't care; **** about/around means that you don't trust someone or something; **** off means get out of here; As for Don't * * * SBUP, it means Let me alone, don't bother me; And **** sth up means to screw things up. Of course, as mentioned above, the word * * * * can replace any verb or noun, as long as the other party can understand it. And * * * * has a usage rule that is the same as on earth or the hell, that is, "the ****", which is used for emphasis, such as What the **** you gonna do? Or how the * * * sho 'i fly? Sometimes it can be used with the word shit, but it is better to use it less.

in addition, another word comparable to * * * * is shit. This word means "dung" and "excrement", and sometimes it can even refer to drugs (heroin). Its usage, like * * * *, also depends on the user's hobby, but it is mostly a noun usage, which is used to curse someone for failing to live up to expectations. Like * * * *, the word "shit" often becomes a phrasal word, which is a bit like "fu" and "alas" in ancient Chinese, but with a strong tone. Shit! what's up, ya？ Or the swearing word you lil (little) son of ***** shit! Very vulgar usage, or "eat my shit and" remember me "! As long as the word appears in rap songs, there is no good thing. Of course, when the word shit is used, it sometimes points to good things, and its usage is just like pronoun. Such as What Da shit! This shit was once referred to as a drug and a girl in rap songs. Yo！ My Big Shit！ The shit in this language refers to Baby, which shows that the usage of shit is very free! And the most familiar use of shit must be Bull shit! Nonsense, it's Bull shit! Empty talk is also Bull shit! There was a joke that said, "Where is the most shit? "The answer is" American mouth! It can be seen that Americans' preference for this word has become an international joke!

[ Tongue-flicking] Analysis of the word

Tongue is originally from tongue-flicking, that is, it is pronounced by tongue vibration in Russian or Spanish ~ just like the feeling that the word "day" is pronounced as "day, son, son ...".

In rap, playing the tongue is a way to control the FLOW ~ Theoretically, the skill of playing the tongue is the effect of accelerating or doubling the enunciation speed at a certain BEAT point ~ So it often gives people the feeling of a machine gun ~

If the beat beat point should have been stepped on like this:

Don't tremble when you hear this beat

. . . . . . . . . . . .

after hearing this stanza, Don't (TM) tremble (TM) tremble (after the tongue is added)

This is the tongue-playing processing done at individual shooting points ~ Personally, I like to call it "some shooting" ~

Another way is to play the tongue directly on the segmented RAP ~ If it is polished, it is to double the BEAT rhythm and reinterpret it ~ If you have Cool Edit Pro software, you can try it yourself to double the beat speed around 8. Spit out all the lyrics with the doubled BEAT ~ Pick up all the sound data of MIC, and then stick it on the original BEAT ~ Theoretically, this is a segmented tongue ~ Personally, it is called "shooting" ~ It may be a bit abstract ~ Listen to this, it should have a little concept ~ Or you can open CS and try it with mp5 ~

Of course, It can't be said that songs without playing the tongue are not good to listen to ~ Personally, I think RAPPA with bright and magnetic voice is more suitable for playing the tongue ~ For example, EM, JZ, Chamillionaire, Florida and Freeway will really make people feel the tongue playing and the effect of "continuous shooting" ~ And those sounds are extremely rough, and I like to hear them throw words on the drums ~ For example, DMX,JA RULE,2pac, 5 jiao ...

It seems that someone takes tongue-playing as their own style, and on the basis of continuous shooting, they also add some shots to play quite well ... Theoretically, it is about 1 BEAT~ to sing at a speed of 2, and then do some tongue-playing treatment at a speed of 2 ... That's quite fast ...

MC talks about "tongue-playing" and "tongue-playing" in RAP.