Mat4yo was and is one of my favourite nerdcore artists, ever since his appearance as Steven in champions cypher "Non cursing , poetic Eminem" is just what I'd use to describe a Rap Angel
I've followed him for a loooooooong time, since he was dropping his challenge tracks and Fire Raps EP. He's got such great technique, and like Em, I feel like he puts his all into trying to make every word accomplish something (a style I typically use as well). It's also really cool that he doesn't curse, not because he keeps it clean, but because that's a limitation on using some of the most functional words! Definitely check out his catalogue!
Cam Steady is dropping off Yu-Gi-Oh Rap Cypher in 5 hours. I had fun writing lyrics for him in this. I am such a massive fan of Yu-Gi-Oh. I believe that (not 100%) this will also be an ongoing series of cyphers just like Pokemon. Enjoy the Yu-Gi-Oh Cypher! People on this cypher include Ham Sandwich, Mir Blackwell, Chi-chi, Diggz Da Prophecy, McGwire, Frivolousshara, Cam Steady and ZzzSleepyAsh!
@@kylespevak6781 I know I'm about a month late but if you couldn't tell, this isn't actually Haz. But Haz did drop a track called "Bankai" recently which is one of his best songs out
Personally, I'd say Shwabadi had my favorite verse, then Mat and Kevin. I liked Haztik's verse, but for me he loses points because if it weren't for the subtitles I'd have no idea what he was saying in the second half. I feel like Zach and Ty just weren't a great fit for this cypher. They're great artists, but they both have distinctive deliveries and energies and I feel like those energies didn't match what this cypher was trying to be. Both the subject matter and the beat/production call for bombast, hype, theatricality, and those aren't really areas that Ty and Zach naturally incline towards. In another context they'd have been great, I just think that this particular production would have been better served by someone whose energy and presence fit the tone better (Shao Dow, FrivolousShara, etc). (To be fair to Ty, 8th gen doesn't seem to have the same depth of legendary lore as most of the others (from what I can tell at least), so he was a bit behind the 8 ball there, but Mix was in a similar position and he compensated fine with sheer energy)
glad you liked it buddy!
This is probably my new favorite verse of yours! You didn't need to rap that hard, but you did and I loved it!
The first time I expected Zygaurd to be the rhyme with "I gaurd" but instead of saying Zygaurd, they just have him break the fucking door down
Haz really put the true power from zygaurd into those words.
Mat4yo was and is one of my favourite nerdcore artists, ever since his appearance as Steven in champions cypher
"Non cursing , poetic Eminem" is just what I'd use to describe a Rap Angel
I've followed him for a loooooooong time, since he was dropping his challenge tracks and Fire Raps EP. He's got such great technique, and like Em, I feel like he puts his all into trying to make every word accomplish something (a style I typically use as well). It's also really cool that he doesn't curse, not because he keeps it clean, but because that's a limitation on using some of the most functional words! Definitely check out his catalogue!
I just realized Ty Wild tends to rap just slightly behind the beat. It actually gives off a really cool effect.
Yeah he hits some very distinct pocket that lets him sound unorthodox
I wrote these lyrics and HazTik brought them into action!
Crazy pen game!
Aloha means hello and goodbye so everyone before who said it said “hello to the alola” but when he said it at the end he said “ goodbye to the alola”
The gen 5 legends where put in stone balls then released by N later.
Cam Steady is dropping off Yu-Gi-Oh Rap Cypher in 5 hours. I had fun writing lyrics for him in this. I am such a massive fan of Yu-Gi-Oh. I believe that (not 100%) this will also be an ongoing series of cyphers just like Pokemon. Enjoy the Yu-Gi-Oh Cypher! People on this cypher include Ham Sandwich, Mir Blackwell, Chi-chi, Diggz Da Prophecy, McGwire, Frivolousshara, Cam Steady and ZzzSleepyAsh!
Hey, this is my alternative account! But, glad you enjoyed my verses! 😁
Hey Haz! Definitely got me as a new fan
@@kylespevak6781 I know I'm about a month late but if you couldn't tell, this isn't actually Haz. But Haz did drop a track called "Bankai" recently which is one of his best songs out
Haz the goat
Can you please react to the Pokken tournament rap?
Huh, never even heard of that one! Definitely on the table
Personally, I'd say Shwabadi had my favorite verse, then Mat and Kevin. I liked Haztik's verse, but for me he loses points because if it weren't for the subtitles I'd have no idea what he was saying in the second half.
I feel like Zach and Ty just weren't a great fit for this cypher. They're great artists, but they both have distinctive deliveries and energies and I feel like those energies didn't match what this cypher was trying to be. Both the subject matter and the beat/production call for bombast, hype, theatricality, and those aren't really areas that Ty and Zach naturally incline towards. In another context they'd have been great, I just think that this particular production would have been better served by someone whose energy and presence fit the tone better (Shao Dow, FrivolousShara, etc).
(To be fair to Ty, 8th gen doesn't seem to have the same depth of legendary lore as most of the others (from what I can tell at least), so he was a bit behind the 8 ball there, but Mix was in a similar position and he compensated fine with sheer energy)