How To FREESTYLE RAP In 10 Mins. Or LESS (For Beginners)
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- In today’s video we’re going to go back to some of the fundamentals here at How To Rap and explain how to freestyle rap for you in an easy-to-follow fashion.
Being able to spontaneously rhyme about anything around you and/or create entire storylines and songs on the spot while freestyling is one of the “holy grail” skills of becoming a fire rapper…
But yet so many would-be rappers get it confused or stop before they can truly demonstrate their ability to create art on the spot live in person.
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0:00 Introduction
0:54 I. Why Is Freestyling Important?
2:04 II. Understanding The Basics of Freestyle Rap
3:29 III. How To Push Through Mistakes
4:47 Master Freestyle Rap In 2 Weeks
5:01 IV. Improving Your Delivery
6:44 V. Incorporating Storytelling and Themes Into Your Freestyles
9:08 Comment
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Now, the first thing to understand is exactly why freestyle rapping is so important and the LIFE benefits you’ll get from learning it, let alone the possible money to be made and social adulation you can attain.
In a study published in the journal of Scientific Reports, researchers found that when freestyle rappers improvised lyrics, there was increased activation in the prefrontal cortex of the brain.
This area is responsible for creative thinking, decision-making, and self-expression.
In other words, freestyle rap engages the brain in a way that promotes creativity and self-expression.
Another study published in the journal NeuroImage found that when freestyle rappers were improvising lyrics, there was increased activity in the hippocampus.
This area of the brain is responsible for memory formation and recall. The study suggests that freestyle rap can improve memory recall and cognitive flexibility, which is the ability to switch between different modes of thinking.
Thus by learning to freestyle, you actually improve your brain capacity, verbal acuity, and indeed creative thinking that can help in a VARIETY of ways to improve your life.
A’ight, let’s get into the basics of freestyle rapping.
There are two ways to practice: on a beat and without a beat
Now, while there will always be opportunities to practice “without a beat”… a.k.a. any day in normal life, if you want to improve your flow and impress people when you freestyle, you should always spend at least 75% of your time practicing on a beat.
Why?
Because it’s how you’ll start to lock in your rhythm and start to naturally “meld” with the instrumentals you hear when you are rapping… in other words, your flow.
Flow is like the drum patterns of your words, and it’s what makes your freestyle rap sound smooth and effortless.
This is why when you see expert freestylers such as Harry Mack or Juice Wrld rarely ever ‘stumble’ over their words when they freestyle… it seems so natural.
It’s because they mostly practice freestyling over beats, which means they are simultaneously learning HOW TO STAY ON BEAT while freestyling AND how to come up with new things to say.
So, from the very beginning, you need to be practicing locking in your flow to beats while learning how to freestyle rap.
When you have a few minutes with no beats around, then you can focus on your rhyme choice rather than flow to practice your freestyles.
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COMMENT: What is your favorite type of beat to freestyle to?
Old school boom bap and gangsta, it feels more easier for me because I fell that my flow is easier.
Big Bro your channel has been hacked in the last hour or so. They posting all sorts of hacked sofrware videos
Slow old school heavy type beat.
Trap
All you to is talk and I am actually confused at the end of every lesson because all you do is talk around the bush on every one of your podcasts as if you're just speaking to hear yourself speak.
My favorite type of beat to rap on is some good boom bap, but I can't stop repeating myself when I freestyle or say "I don't know" a bunch of times, that's where I get caught up
Come up with something that helps you. Like for me it's closing my eyes. And realize it's okay to repeat
Same i found it easier for me to freestyle over boom boom beats
It’s fine to say the same thing,and if it keep continuing find a way to use the same thing but slightly switch it up and go into a new flow
Legit the more information you got locked in your head or the more experiences you have to pull from or creative your story telling gets this gets better 😁
Honestly repeating phrases isn’t bad do it twice but say it differently and then spitting sumn relating to the first bar or last
Please don’t stop making these videos
Most of my rap skill originates from this channel 💯
Thank you, Andile Lata! 👊
I really wanna rap like Juice WRLD so im glad you posted this I hope it helps me
👊
@@HowToRapOfficial I need some help I can freestyle Rap but I can’t rhyme or Rap battle. Can you make a video on that?
@LokiDaKidd Use Juice as inspiration, but rap like LokiDaKidd, originality will make you stand out, keep grinding bro.
This helps me so much cuz ill get a few lines in but after a few rhymes ill go blank
I'm a kid still in high school learn howto some freestyle. I have a usually pattern where everyday from school/work I hop on any beat in my room and start rapping. When I'm alone, BARS literally FIRE but the few times a rap in front of a friend or do it all turns to wack and I'm tryna figure out how to get better at freestyling in front of other people and I'm using your videos to help me with some good tips to improve my flow and everything. I appreciate the work you put into your videos. Wish me luck yall!
rap in front of a mirror or while looking at yourself
@@isaiaharris9414 hmm I'll try it
Freestyle with your friends. It’ll be uncomfortable for the first like 30 mins. Just keep doing it.
I rap on rap music Instrumentals, for me its very good to start because you know the flow whats fun is that even you not rhyming your freestyle still sound good, I recommned it for beginners like me
Thanks for the video Drew, I really needed to revisit the basics one more time. Can you also make a video on battle rapping? I'd really appreciate it If i see a video on that. Thanks🔥🔥🔥🔥
He dropped it a couple days ago
I been slacking on my freestyles. I need to get back to it.
Hey, I really like your youtube channel and I really want to know how to rap and freestyle rap. The problem is that I have a speech impediment which gives me a huge disadvantage. Did you have any advice to get better?
still got that same style of editing, love to see it
Thanks this helped me alot
Glad to inspire you! 👊
Give me y’all’s honest opinion
Claim u depressed when the one in yo corner is feelin suspensed
Tired of girls not giving a fuck man this shit is a mess
Might jus have to up the 6 you know that is suppressed
Like baby I’m jus tryna have u b the pitch to my tent
Strivin to cop me my own foreign cuz I don’t fuck with no rents
Guess this is the end of the road ladie and gents
Felt like me vs everyone like I was downcourt breakin a press
Shit gets brighter but fuck I don’t know what to expect
I’m jus cravin the check
Spent it now on to the next
Can’t tell if it’s Nike or basketball the way I b coppin the techs
It rhymes. Difficult thing about analyzing lyrics when they are just written down and not recorded is that we can’t hear your flow. Your flow can make or break your lyrics.
But it does rhyme, so assuming it flows well, ur chillin.
Some of the lyrics don’t make sense. Like “pitch to my tent”
I assume you’re talking about the common idiom “pitch a tent”. Like getting a boner. If so, that would mean you want her to BE your dick.
If you meant that you want her to be the thing that /supports/ your tent, your tent being your life/mental health/happiness/etc, then I think you could come up with a more clever way of saying that.
I’m trying so hard , and I’m getting somewhere 🖖🏽
Whenever my mind freezes during a freestyle, I'll IMMEDIATELY transition to skatting to keep flow alive. Definitely better than using the infamous "huhs" "what" or "yeas" imho
Is it possible to learn freestyling in english when it's not your native language? I mean I can write in english in fact almost everything I created so far is written in english, but I still don't naturally think like this it's more like forcing the words out of my brain.
So does anybody have some suggestions on how to fix that problem?
How do i start rappin without feeling so cringe about it? I tried to do this when i was like 17 and got bullied away from it and now im tryin again but damn does it feel like a waste of time most days :(
Once you’re out of high school, no one gives a fuck if you rap. High school is a weird time in life where all that really matters is perceived social status.
Once you get out in the real world, no one cares about you, for better or worse. 😊
I think I'm pretty good at stringing words together
Dude I used to watch your videos all the time back in 2019 and 2020 and really became a monster lyricist. I have always been working on writing new music all the time since 2020 and I have a problem now, all of a sudden I have lost my confidence in rapping out loud from my heart like I used to before and I am really scared. Can you please help or advice me on what to do because everytime I start recording vocals I start whispering. Please help me.
This sounds counterintuitive, but work on just making stuff that's full of mistakes! Don't release it, just listen to it. Listen back on it. Pay attention to what sounds better and where mistakes were heavy. A lot of think we gotta be perfect, but even the greats mess up, they just got really good at playing it off and running with it. Write down some of the better parts you listen back on and are impressed by. You'll climb that mountain
@@datengugod thanks brother my confidence is starting to grow again. I appreciate your words of wisdom and encouragement.
@@7sneves glad to hear ✊ I share advice when I can, can't take it with me when I'm gone 🕊️
I wasted too much of my life, took so many Ls, but I grind every day now cause I realized we all just on a long trip to the same end. I got so many dusty notebooks and scorched pens from the flames of the furious scribblin, I gotta condense it all better, break it up, rearrange the pieces so it makes sense again. I've been diving into the freestyling side of rapping cause even when I write the song down perfectly, every word in order, I go and do it again and it's never the same. I have trouble doing the same thing twice, my brain has some aversion to consciously practicing repetition. I stumbled a lot, and I get upset cause I be saying "I'm going all in", or "goin all in" like a broken record sometimes lol
I'm workin on building more fallback things that rhyme, like "Rollin up again" "smokin with my friends" "pullin vinyl in da bin" etc.
Working on a solid roll after a trip up can be played off as part of the performance, lean into them mistakes sometimes on purpose 🪇
Does it no longer become a freestyle once you write it or what?
My favorite type of beat is, Meek Mill type beat, Lil Tjay type beat and Snoop Dogg type beat
Anything from the early 90s- early 2000s if you have a New York beat I'm really bout to snap
I like boom bap type beats
Trap soul you cant go wrong wit a trap soul beat (intermediate level only)
asap rocky flows the best in freestyles man
yes eminem can rap
My favorite beat is juice WRLD lucid dreams,that beat is 😘😘😘😘😜😜😜😜😜
Hey I have been trying to choose a rap name should I use
6ixDOOM
PF YungKLLER
yungCHILL
Lil piss
Brown BUNNY
Mastering rapping requires a combination of skills, practice, and creativity. Here are some tips to help you improve your rapping skills:
Listen to rap music: Start by listening to different types of rap music to understand the different styles, rhythms, and flows. This will help you develop your own style and techniques.
Practice regularly: Dedicate time each day to practice rapping, whether it's freestyling or writing your own lyrics. Consistent practice will help you improve your delivery, flow, and overall performance.
Study the greats: Study the lyrics, delivery, and style of successful rappers to understand what makes them great. This will help you identify techniques that you can incorporate into your own style.
Collaborate with others: Collaborating with other rappers or producers can help you improve your skills, gain new perspectives, and develop your own style.
Perform live: Performing live can help you improve your stage presence, gain confidence, and connect with your audience. Look for opportunities to perform at open mics, showcases, or other events.
Record and analyze your performances: Record your raps and listen back to them to identify areas for improvement. This will help you refine your skills and enhance your performances.
Remember, mastering rapping takes time, effort, and dedication. Keep practicing, studying, and collaborating, and you will improve your skills and become a better rapper over time.