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Eminem Teaches How To Start Rapping In 5 Simple Steps (How To Rap)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- How To Make A Full-Time Income In Rap: “First I was a fan of the music, before I even thought about rapping. LL cool J was the one who made me first start writing rhymes. I was like 12, 13 maybe. And it sucked, I wasn’t good, but I had to keep practicing, practicing, and practicing..."
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How To Make A Full-Time Income In Rap In One Month (PERSONAL RAP COACHING HERE):
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #1
0:47 Nobody Starts Off Good
1:56 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #2
2:40 You Can Always Start Back Up
3:40 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #3
4:00 Practice Writing Full Songs
4:20 Free Songwriting Course
4:49 Eminem's Songwriting Process
5:56 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #4
6:41 Search For Mentors
7:42 Learn Your Way Around A Battle
8:04 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #5
9:07 Comment and Pick Up Your Courses
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Certainly, if the highest selling rapper of all time, clocking in at a whopping 227 million units sold, is telling you HE wasn’t good at first and and that HE needed to keep practicing…
…Why should anyone else think they won’t need to practice as well?
Why would anyone think they need to be “born with it”?
As we’ll see in a minute, Eminem doesn’t just stop here in explaining how to rap.
He is about to give timeless insights into the art of how to start rapping…
But for step #1, it’s crucial to understand this:
When you hear somebody in person or in a comment box say something like, “You’re either born with it or you’re not…” or “You can’t teach talent…”
Understand now that even some of the greatest rappers of all time don’t agree with that.
Artists like Shady humbly understand that rapping at an elite world-class level is DIFFICULT and not something easily come by.
Additionally, you might have missed another secret window into the life of a beginning rapper embedded in the quote that started this article.
Let’s run back the tape:
“I had to keep practicing, practicing, and practicing.
I gave it up for a little while then I started up again when I was like 15.
I was afraid to put out there, I was afraid to say my raps because I felt like I wasn’t good enough. So I had to get to a certain spot.
Once I found out I was decent at something, I just kind of focused and went for it. I was all-in.”
Similarly to step #2, Eminem sneaks in another gem here that many people seem to go by: he actually GAVE UP for a little way but then came back to it.
What was the difference maker between Eminem and just another “bedroom rapper” as we like to call them?
He actually came back to what he started.
How many people do you know (or maybe that person is yourself) who have “dabbled” in writing rhymes or making a song or two, and then went back to their normal life?
Probably a lot. The hardest part of that is usually not starting…
But actually COMING BACK once you’ve begun.
There’s no problem with being nervous in the beginning.
In fact, Shady said that he was scared to put anything out until he PERSONALLY felt confident about what he was kicking…
…But he DID eventually put something out.
But Shady in this clip has unknowingly described the secret sauce to had to deal with this hurdle:
You must, must, must come back.
And don’t just come back, once you start again… keep practicing, practicing, and practicing.
COMMENT: What was the most discouraging thing you've heard from a hater before about your music? Also...
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #1
0:47 Nobody Starts Off Good
1:56 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #2
2:40 You Can Always Start Back Up
3:40 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #3
4:00 Practice Writing Full Songs
4:20 Free Songwriting Course
4:49 Eminem's Songwriting Process
5:56 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #4
6:41 Search For Mentors
7:42 Learn Your Way Around A Battle
8:04 Eminem's How To Start Rapping Secret #5
9:07 Comment and Pick Up Your Courses
@Justin McLeod just the lyrics bro
Secret 2
I want to learn how to rap, I don't know how am going to start it, I've got alot but yet can't comprehend how am going start it, I love rap so much, I really need so much lesson
And also is not my talent, but i struggle go hard to keep it has my duty zone, my hater's always saying about me, that can't rap, but I keep to ignore that statement, it really hot my heart but i gotto bend down my head nd focus, always on record track, writing songs, sometimes i if like can't do it because nobody was willing to support me, I was step down, fucking lose control of myself
I really need so much guidelines, nd supportive hands, i know opportunity comes but once no matter what,
I try to take any criticism and reframe it to make me feel better. I'll take a few minutes to think about what they said. Then I'll shift my focus to what I can do to deal with the remarks so I can up my game. There will always be times where emotional overload hits but I do my best to remind myself that it's gonna happen and it's all inevitable and part of the process.
@@michaelgoronsky yeah that's the soul
what i respect the most in Eminem is his ability to choose wisely them very specific words that describe a whole situation in 3 words. It echos what i used to hear from my english teacher all the time : good writing is specific
Very true!
Dude read the dictionary
bruh i want a vocab as good as his 😩 people say read books but what good is that when you forget easily 💀
The most important thing he's ever taught is scattered rhymes and putting them together like a puzzle
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@@thelegendarysupersaiyanbro6535 you’re thinking of concious writing tho man, give it a shot, once that info is in your subconcious its alot easier to have it come to the surface when writing, the more time you put in, the more you’ll eventually get out of your head and onto the page
Eminems work ethic is rarely talked about.
He acted for a while in 8 mile but he poured hours into learning acting.
Hes the type of guy can be good at something if you put your mind into it.
You aint kidding about people sleeping on his work ethic. That dedication to his craft is what likely started his pill addiction. He was doing so much, all at one time, that it gets to where you HAVE to take substances to maintain.
At one time, he was working on an album, the 8 Mile film, the soundtrack to the film, and executive producing 2pac's Loyal To the Game album. Not to mention, having to go home and take care of his kids..
“You can do whatever you put your mind to, man.”
@@buzzedbrain that ain't true. It's a nice thought and theory, but, it's a false one.
This is actually a trope of most highly talented individuals, it’s actually very VERY rare to be exceptional without putting the long hours in of honing a skill.
Moving to another art skill like tattoo artist- no body started good at drawing, some might learn concepts faster but if you wanna draw that good expect thousands of hours and countless pages of art which isn’t that standard
Why do I bring this up? I am a tattoo artist and taught a student who had very weak drawings skill but lots of motivation- his drawings now are good enough that people all think he just got natural talent, they have no idea he was drawing bad 2d cartoons that had awful posture when he started
Natural talent is real- but it’s the WEAKEST asset to have for success, you better off being naturally useless but motivated to become good at something
@@GrazsPlace are you saying that not all people can be what they wanna be?
Eminem had to re-learn rapping after getting sober from drugs.
This should be a lesson to all rapper. We have to continuously work on our craft.
Facts!
And after he was beaten up
Rap? Guy Had to Re learn how to talk and motor coordination from scripts he was abusing.
@@451mn3 wow...
No, he didn't have to relearn rapping, he said in his OWN SONGS that he just lost all the rage, so he had to find a way to please his fans without being a loose cannon.
1:50 what you cannot teach is the love, respect and dedication Eminem has for the game… been rapping for more than 30 years now and still loves it
Yeah you can
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I am feeling the pull, feel the love for it overpowering the doubt of the mind’s insecurities and fears. 💜🌀😃
8:07 Even Eminem is Rapping while he just talks 🤯
Damn bro wtf😂
As a Brazilian, I started rapping as soon as 8 Mile was released. His music had so much impact in my life that since then I started studying English, I was 13 yo at the time. Nowadays I still rap for fun and on top of that I'm an English teacher.
Awesome 👍
“Fack” yeah
Needed this for real. I started rapping in 09 when I was 17 but then stopped when I was 23 because I felt that I wasn't good enough. I then got into making beats in 2016 and got really good at it. But now I have the urge to start rhyming again and this time over my own production. Need to start writing more consistently though.
I write music all the time i just dont feel as tho its good enough to go mainstream but at the same time im confident im my musical talent it would be nice to let someone who is also musically talented hear me cuz i been tryna look for a mentor or someone to work with cuz support is the biggest part of music and blasting off
Fight for what you want and you will have it I wish you the best
Same here bro I started rapping back in 2001
Same here man same story
Can I hear some of your beats ?
He’s who made me wanna start to rap
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Same
Literally
That’s why I’m here
Sell your soul. It's easy
This is exactly what I needed to hear! I started rapping over the summer, but with still being in college and now starting grad school this semester, I have definitely been hesitant to fully put myself out there. I still love writing rhymes bc it’s like therapy to me to express how I’m feeling in a creative way. I keep finding myself wondering if I’m jumping the gun or if I’m holding back. Hearing that Eminem had similar struggles in the beginning of his pursuit is very comforting! - Rah
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Nows a good time to start if u can juggle rapping and college because college is a huge audience for u. Best of luck. Keep going.
quite a while back I got a cheap virtual DJ mixer for christmas and I messed around with that thing for months by myself in my room. I was performing for me alone, but I was enjoying myself and improving, experimenting and being serious, and a thought kept rolling around my head, "I wonder if anyone else thinks this sound good? What if I recorded a set and put it on youtube?" but I was too anxious to actually try it for fear of negative comments. Well, some guys and gals I eventually started playing games online with regularly were one day talking about the same kind of music I liked to mix and I chimed in with how I actually had a little mixer and liked to mess around mixing that genre. They encouraged me to let them listen and because they all sounded positive about hearing it and they were my friends, I played a set of some of my favorite tracks to put together. The response was overwhelming to me and it was a huge confidence boost. Since then, joining other Discord servers with one friend or the other when everyone else wasn't online, I sometimes get asked to show everyone, so I give in and do it and people I don't even know tell me it sounded great. Back to the present, I don't really mess around with it because I ended up getting into a demanding career, but I just want to leave you with one big piece of knowledge I gained from those experiences: People WILL like what you do. Not everybody, sure, but there will be people who do. They will want to hear more of what you do. If you can find the courage to put yourself out there a little bit, seeing that your art is accepted touches you like nothing else. And maybe one day, your art will touch someone else in a way they didn't know they needed. I stopped messing with production and DJing about 10 years ago, but if I hadn't? If I had kept putting myself out there more and more? Makes me wonder how differently these past ten years might have shaped me now...
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Keep going, I just graduated grad school and I’ve been writing songs for over a year now but my process got better and everyday, just stay consistent
I feel you Em. I wasn’t good at anything else either
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I've been writing since 1st grade and rapping since I was 13-14. I'm 21 now and have only done it for money twice. I'll never stop no matter if there's money there or not.
This video makes me want to try for real, was at the club last month and the dj asked if anyone at the club knew how to rap and wanted to do a song. Ended up doing 3 after everyone liked the first and ended up getting free drinks all night after, Crazy night lmao motivated to try write a few songs now
Lit story!
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I have so much respect for Eminem he always be inspiration to me so hearing this really resignates with me. Most discouraging thing I've heard while writing music is them saying ur no good and to go after something else. But I say my dreams won't die so I practice all the time writing time wasn't built in a day
Thanks, you’re an inspiration. Keep swimming Dori💜🌸
As someone whose been writing for 11 years, the more you work at your craft, the more passion you pour into it, the better you and the final result will be. Keep pushing.
Seeing this after starting my journey recently on writing and rapping, makes me just feel like I’m doing the right thing. Thank you em
my father gifted me the Marshall matters lp for my 5th birthday. it was like love at first sight with hiphop. started rapping at the age 13. stopped around 22 due to my fiancé at the time telling me to "get a real job". 7 years later here I am picking up the mic once again. collabing with producers from all over getting mad love.
Good dad
Wow, that's too young. I wasn't allowed to listen to explicit rap music until I was 18. My dad took me CD shopping on my 18th birthday, and one of the CD's he bought me was the Marshall Mathers LP .
Of course I listened to explicit rap behind my parents back before I was 18, and I was allowed to have the edited versions of some rap CD's, like Cypress Hill's Black Sunday, East 1999 Eternal by Bone Thugs n Harmony, Rated PG-13 by Da Brat, Regulate G Funk Era by Warren G, In My Lifetime vol 2 by Jay-Z, and Missy Elliot's debut album Supa Dupa Fly. But I wasn't allowed to watch music videos, unfortunately.
@@MiaRosenbloom My ma used to blast eve and ice cube and shit when I was still a toddler she was cool with em but I was more into him individually. I just never saw why people restricted music from they're kids.
@@MiaRosenbloom same haha. Except for the buying me that album part.
Never sacrifice your purpose for a female. It’s just a female and they make up over half the population they ain’t special. When you go big and get money you’ll have a horde of bitches to chose from
A big thanks to Drew for all the effort he's putting to help rappers get better. I got to write some rhymes through these free videos he's been giving out. Though it's not all perfect now, but I know I'ma be a boss one day. Love you Drew❤
My best friend told me I was trash like 3 years ago, now I am starting events and making good music, I am 22 now and sometimes I worry about my age but that’s in my head, back to “my friend” now he wants to associate himself, with people that work with me.
My 8 year old son loves to sing and rap. He gets discouraged when he doesn't say something right the 1st time. THANK YOU SOOO MUCH for posting this. I was searching for what to tell him about not feeling bad. This is exactly what he needed to hear (not from his mom).
Thank you for this, I started writting music as a coping mechanism for my depression. I want to improve my writting style since Eminem is my inspiration for dreaming of being a rapper.
He also read the dictionary so there are so many choices of words to rhyme in a single bar. He's a genius in the sense of wit.
Ive read the dictionary too and i can rap but i struggle with confidence. Here's an example of how reading the dictionary helps:
Dont trip,
no hesitation,
no slight increase in respiration,
Migration... From perpetration to elation,
Im an animal that needs caging,
You'll be left with facial displation,
Rearrangement,
Complacent, with your blood curdling raging,
Im a demon perched in your basement,
Waiting to be awakened from where I'm stationed...
That's just a random freestyle as an example
Yo😱😱😱 drew you are a legend...
The most discouraging thing to hear from someone was " hearing you rap Is annoying" that really struck me...
. But love the video can't wait for the next bro
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Don't give up dude
Its always reassuring hearing the thoughts of Em.
I've been writing on and off for a year. I have 12 songs I'm currently working on. They've turned into obscene word documents. Each containing dozens of songs of material.
I am constantly writing entire songs. Tearing them to pieces to start-over. I saw a video with Em saying he does the same, even now.. And that he has 50 songs written to throw at each album.
I am happy being patient. I'm happy with the idea of continually improving my work. I'm happy waiting until I'm happy.
My dream is to make an album off all original music. I am a musician so can produce all the music. Write and perform all the bars. Get some of my amazing friends to feature. If it sells zero copies, I don't care. This is what I like doing now :)
No other reason to do music, other than you have a passion for it. Respect man
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Thank you my friend!
That’s when it’s fun broski. Do it cuz u love it. Never know if u make it or not unless u make the product. What’s even sweeter is when u have that mindset of, “ fuck it! If it gets noticed FANTASTIC!! If not, fuck it, imma still do it. “ powerful place to be
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Thank you for your comment mate! Whatever I craft will be definitely be unique. I'm a white metal-head from a small town in Wales, UK. Zero gang-banging lyrics coming from me haha. Plenty of fun things out there to write about though.
I love Eminem. The reason I tear my work to pieces constantly is because of him, listening to him. I'd never hope in a million years to be 1% as good as that amazing man, but he encourages me in all the right ways to be better.
Very new to hip hop. I started listening to Rakim last week for the first time :)
Any other suggestions for lyrical rappers would be appreciated.
@@superrrnova1986 my favorite rapper of all time is Nas. The old school Nas tho lol after that Mobb Deep. Quite a few other artist of course but those 2 are my favorite. Besides Tupac & Notorious B. I. G. Obviously 😎
I'm not a rapper but I'm a big music lover and especially for people just starting out/independent artists etc.. I really enjoyed this video. Nice work man.
Never been much of a lyricist but since I'm getting better with producing I may as well learn to do vocals properly and take it to the next level. Great content
when I try to perform to one of my friends, my palms get sweaty, knees become weak, and my arms are heavy, I vomit on my sweater and it was my mom's spaghetti, I'm nervous. But on the surface I look calm and ready to drop bombs, but I keep forgetting what I wrote down all my friends goes so loud I open my mouth but the words won't come out, I'm choking, and everybody started joking, the clock's run out and time's up
I always love watching the early days of his story because I relate so much. I was born into a trailer park as well and have gone through so much struggle but found my rhymes as a way to cope. Realized I was good with words and the rest is history. Only difference is I haven’t been discovered by anyone that can help me break into the spotlight.. YET!
I remember when I wrote songs in my teens my associate told me it was wack. Long story short I threw the book away, then years later, I started rhyming on instrumentals off the cuff raps to better my flow. To conclude I know I would've improved but I let ppl shelf my dream
What Eminem said about going over his verses so much that he couldn't find a single flaw when he heard it back was great, I'm currently writing a novel, The Buddha and The Wolf, and I'm on the 10th edit, and sometimes I feel that I'm going over it too much, but that comment perfectly encapsulates why I'm paying such attention to detail. Great video.
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Sometimes it's best to just call it.
Nothing will ever be "perfect" but you have to know when it's great either way.
The best person to teach beginning rap💯 thank you so much u help more than u know💯
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This was my exactly my experience playing guitar and creating my own style. Everybody sucks at first - it’s just about being passionate, focusing, and consistency.
I stopped rapping because I couldn’t really write a chorus. But now that I heard Em’s method that he writes his verses first and sums it up to come up with the chorus. I’m going to give it another shot in writing rhymes. Thanks for posting.
It’s 7 months later but how’s it going
People said I couldn’t rap. Pretty good now a days.
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I love the energy, the strength and the vibe that comes when Eminem raps. Hes the dude for the game. Respect💪💪
best friend told me that i was thrash... Im french and had to learn english just to fit in the freestyle battles. im still dealing with that tho XD.... one day i shall rise like a phoenix and proove everybody wrong. But that day is not now. So for now i sit quietly and work on my art... GDAY MATES
I feel you mate! Same for me:(
Wish you all the best on your journey!
I just started 3 months ago and already good I believe in you
You are the 10th person under this video who says he raps and this video inspires him but I checked all of you guys' channels and none of you have content.
@@Thysta i still have college and other things I'm gonna post content I'm just waiting to get my stuff together
@@Thysta I know what you mean and i know how that looks in the perspective of a stranger, but hear me out please. Some people, including me, are very insecure about their music and if uploading a song has a negative impact. Also some struggle with mixing/mastering or a huge problem i'm struggling with called rap voice. I always sound kinda weird or lack delivery/aggrressiveness and confidence in my voice. When it comes to having texts and rapping them alone, there's no struggle (at least for me). And i put my hand into fire that there are people that feel like me.
Hope you can understand what i'm trying to say (I'm a foreigner)
It's all love, stay safe out there!
I remember my boy warlock told me I was trash and that made me start writing harder. I was so upset so when I wrote(what I consider) my first skilled piece, I was watching a lot of this and listening to RAKIM and studying his PAID IN FULL.
Wow! Amazing. Sometimes that doubt can fuel the best work
@@HowToRapOfficial yep! When I spit THE BLESSING to the same one who said I was trash he was like now this is the one you should record because it's hot!
My most discouraging thing was getting told that nobody ever understood my raps and that they were too complicated. So i made them more complicated lol
if you cant convince them, confuse them.
Man I gotta thank u man and the channel for inspiring me to keep practicing rap
I am a rapper from Brooklyn with 12 mixtapes. lots of experience with writing ✍️ verses yet I am someone who can still find this helpful
Me and my friend was joking around with some chick, and she got mad and said, "you upload music to Soundcloud!"
This is why your the top subbed rap channel 👏 👌 🙌
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 plenty more to come
thank god your not diddy's dj now good choice
Decent is definitely an understatement, Marshall. #1oftheGoATs
One secret to rap is connecting emotionally with the material.
Talent can't be taught, 100 percent true, but like how I am a great artist and can draw anything, at first, I wasn't good. Talent fed, grown and yes yes yes, with plenty of practice can make someone with talent great but no one is born great at a talent.
Oh but also I practiced and taught myself everything with drawing and music from composition to recording and mastering. All you really have to do is NOT neglect or starve it, feed your talent, make it your baby, raise it to thrive, shock and awe to succeed. Find the keys to unlock your potential, you have to know where to look. I go to God in prayer a lot and Google. Lol
@@bonosrapperandproducer6498 Man you speaking on some real motivational shit right there. You write songs dedicated to what you’re speaking on here? I want to give rap a try since i listen to hip hop all day long even at wotk 😂
@@bonosrapperandproducer6498 When You practice in Rapping You are able to find Your niche a lot better and build a better stock within skill.
I Am A 36 Year Old Black American male Who Is Aspiring To Become A Rapper and MC Who Raps for GOD and JESUS.
Stopping something then coming back later is COMMON practice for me. Like on a video game for example. If I'm stuck and stuck and stuck ill put the game down for a few weeks then come back and complete in 1 try what I couldnt before. That method helps tremendously
Superb advice as well for learning any skill in life.
eminem is my vehicle and inspiration by nature and thats all desvere to be written because others dont understand
For me it was historical fencing - getting into the first tournament was tough. I wasn’t sure I’d even get a hit in, but ended the preliminaries at 41 and 3, putting me 1 point behind the leader. You gotta try competing in whatever you do, because your perception of reality is warped by all the games your mind and ego play on you… I’d love to learn how to rap and compete too, so I can do both at the same time! 😂
This is what I needed to hear! I get nervous in front of a crowd because I feel like I’m not good enough but have loved music and studied it since I was a kid! I just don’t want to make a song that doesn’t make sense. So im hard in myself! I’m going to keep going and keep trying until I get better at it!
Cute and humility and art and raw mix. I really appreciate him. ❤❤❤❤. Rock on. Thanks for holding on.
Man if I just had a studio...
this when you lock in and find your self and your sound and just practice till you can get a stu
You'd be the new slim shady in one sesh. Eh
Instagram kiko beatz. If u can send me acapella ill do smt for u :)
@@zbsendless175 you a producer?
I RESPECT EMINEM so much
broo helped alott
Some people have natural talent, other people have to develop their talent, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. Even natural talent can only go so far without practice, practice makes all the difference.
@3:02... felt like you was talkn to me, specifically. I’ve had a handful of songs out on my SC and 2 songs out on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, etc. for the last 3-4 years. after that first initial release to major streamin platforms, completin, just a verse, became 65% more difficult, for me.
... so difficult, infact, that my second release to major streamin platforms was just a re-release of my most played/liked track on my SC.
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thanks em and to this channel! em saved me. im making my first ever song in english and its not even my language im kinda nervous to spit it all out bc of social anxiety lol but im still doing it and its coming very soon i started to wrote it like 2 days ago. its now or never
Just found your channel man.this channel is such a vibe plus you seem like a really chill dude
Subbed stay blessed
I think every rapper is influenced by their idols. Em is just one of many of mine.
Hope to inspire to create greatness like this man has done for me ✌️💕 Hope this comment reaches someone who needs it. Stay focused and keep pushing forward 🎶🔥🎷
I quit writing after my brain injury in 2020 :( but I do plan to start again. My brain just doesn’t focus the same as it once did but I want to get back to writing again for sure!
Yo man thank you for this channel. I've watched your videos since 2017. They've helped me tremendously. Hi my name is Drew and my raps are dope...
Eminem is the rapper who made me want to start rapping. Coming out of Belgium tho, I have to say it’s not easy, since English isn’t the main language they speak here and I have been writing lyrics in English for quite a while now. I quit and came back multiple times and I just recently got into it again. I haven’t ever been this motivated, the only thing that bothers me is that I still find it hard to come up with punchlines since I’m not a native English speaker. Would anyone have some tips? lmfao
Thank you for the video. I started writing my raps 2 and a half years ago and they were trashhhhh. I'm almost 25 now, after 6 months of vocal training as well, in a few months I'll be releasing my first single. Hope it'll go good
I’m 26 In I’m just starting
@@jonathancoleman9266 Well good luck man! It's a hard journey but it's worth it
Go on 🌍🚀
This was really sick like watching this video very real and good tips
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Amazing.. Thanks for this video
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When i was freestyling in carline about a week ago, some kid told me he would rather listen to Taylor swift for 10 hours than listen to me rap (ik he was joking but still lmao)
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What's missing is that you have to be sort of crazy to be really talented at something because most people won't put all that time into practicing for hours a day. Most athletes or even famous actors have this drive most people will never have because they're a little crazy. It's like an obsession to them. Most very smart people are the same. They can't seem to put the books down or stop packing knowledge. It's an obsession to them. You can tell Em has it. He even talks about reading the dictionary a lot. Who does that? Not even most teachers are that obsessed for knowledge.
I love you for this video
Practice means more then natural born talent without a doubt!
When You practice in Rapping You are able to find Your niche a lot better and build a better stock within skill.
I Am A 36 Year Old Black American male Who Is Aspiring To Become A Rapper and MC Who Raps for GOD and JESUS.
You wouldn't believe me if I said I was listening to the Marshall Mathers LP when I got the notification
It was written....lol
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It's important to stress that being a world class rapper takes more than just raw skill.
Eminem was very controversial at the height of his fame the media and press gave him so much buzz and publicity.
Bottom line is being talented is a small part of becoming a rap star this is why there are so many trash rappers who make it big and skilled rappers who go nowhere.
You need to have a relentless work ethic, a strong marketing/PR team, a manager/agent and build a loyal fanbase.
That gives strength to keep on going 💪💪💪💪. I hope one day I'll make it 🙏
Thank you. This is so useful even beyond rapping
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A one minute video stretched into almost 10 minutes👌
Haha
I had a dream twice where eminem is freestyling and I wake up and realize it's my own mind. Do you think I should go for it and practice? It's always been a dream of mine.
yea just over time develop your own style thats unique but still catchy and you’re guaranteed to get some type of traction with the right marketing and promotion
I mean like I'm just now starting to write rap and I mean like these videos they are inspirational and I mean like thank you
Perfect video
This chick told me my music isn't going anywhere. Thankfully after a day or so being in my feelings I remembered somethings. 1) I spit hot jiggy-sauce fatal to haters and #2) this chick is literally always wrong. Fame is right outside my door figuratively speaking. I've earned this self-confidence, skill level, keen determination among other things for the last 22 years. I've never once in my life walked away from this. A man plays a game or fights in a war to win it. Words like 'if', 'maybe' and the like were never factors regarding my musical conquest. In my perspective; this has always been a simple walking to a specified destination/location. As simple as walking to it meaning certainty is an understatement. It's been more like, 'Duh!' for me
Glad you didn't quit
You helped me a lot in improving my lyrics, I have been working on it since my 5th grade and now I'm in 9th
Here's a rap by me
(I know you are busy but please read it if you can, after all I am able to write this because of you and your guidance only
Long time no see
How have you been?
I didn't really miss you at first
But now your are an important part
I cant skip you
I remember, silly things we used to do
Do you forget?
When you were with me nothing was scary
But now the is f***ing scaring
Even though nothing went on the way
Today was a good day
I forgot you exist
I used to ignore you
Things were same and time flew
Although you came after it was all over
I know I've got someone for the future
Heyy, try checking out my recent record "Not Really Love You", would "Really Love" to have you there :)
nothing you are saying is rhyming at all?
You didn’t really rhyme
Here let me help you a bit ...Long Time No See So How've You Been? I Didnt Really Miss You Now Your Under My Skin
Thought I Was Strong But Can't Just Consider You Friend, Cuz Deep Down Privately Im Wishing For Amends,
I've Been Gone In My Mind So I Picked Up This Pen Thinking Where Did We Go Wrong? I Just Want This To End
But Now Your Just A Memory And All Them Pictures Of Us Got Me Thinking About The Missing Pieces Of Our History, Just Hear Me Out I Hope Your Listening Please Cuz I Remember Every Little Thing That You Said To Me, I Remember The Fights I Remember Your Kiss Too, I Remember You Next To Me At Night And Your Perfume, Its Just Hard To Say Goodbye I'd Like To Say I'll See You Soon But That Aint The Case As I Sit Alone In This Empty Room
I ball hard like a Vet, try to guard me I’m shootin it’s wet, like a OG they don’t call me Annunboy, but I got the shot like I’m Kobe, 100 shots to the face, 50 shots in the case, 50 more smacks to her cake, none left for the homie Jake, plenty of water inside the Vase, popped a Perc and called it a day, we gon lurk like everyday, she gon get to work and then call me bae
These tips goes beyond music! They go into mastery period!
🙏🏽👊🏽
I've found Chronic at the vinyl store a couple of months ago...Once I saw it, it was an instant buy, I've listened to the mp3 version so many time, I had to keep the album in my collection :I)
There’s a difference between talent and skill. Em’s talent is not rapping…his talent is in the way his mind works and his ability to verbally translate. He just applied that natural gift and honed it to the art of rapping because that’s what he was interested in. He could have applied his natural gift to speaking, or writing books and so on….
Again drew what is my Chance of rap in English in a country that doesn't support English salute from Morocco 🙏✊🏿💥
You don’t need one country to blow up, internet has made rap global
Word up
One of the best things i can say is record as many songs as u possibly can even learn engineering an producing yourself the time and learning of structures an what goes where comes with time an be a fan of poetry give meaning to your lyrics
This is one of the greatest advise ever...
Honestly the reason I stopped writing was because of legends like eminem. I felt like I had to rhyme just like them, have wordplay just like them, cadence just like them. It became tough
Em is so fucking talented that he’ll inspire you to start rapping but also make you wanna quit at the same time lmao 😅
@@aaaaaaaaaalrightythen9953 for real 😂
My intellectual thought process is off the chain, but making sense and putting it all together but the feeling of a melody or beat feels so so deep, also fear and doubt has ruled my life, bedroom rapper and writing is what I do, definitely not what anyone wants their tittle to be especially when your already so lost and lonely
@HowToRap (Reference to this and your lesson on how to rap for beginners, and a line of appreciation i got for your content)
My first attempt - This is dope, had back-flash a note, appreciate mate had to quote, keep doing whatch-you doin, gives this guy ski-a-scope
Appreciate that!
So completley modest and humble
He’s just tooooo good very inspiring no doubt makes me want to try
He is telling the truth. I am not alone. Thanks em
Much respect EM..
This is very interesting! Nobody starts off good! That is so true!! I always wanted to know how to rap but I suck! 😂
2:46 Same i gave up at 15 i started because i know one of my neighbour can rap he did a rap battle in a park i remember i was there and i think he stills rap but i am back at 21 and wont give up this time and hold a solid rap career and stop till am 60 i dont know when to blow up Eminem on this video blew up at 26 we have our times once i am really good i will still be practicing.
Hard work ALWAYS beats talent.
I'm not even a rapper. I searched, "Freestyle writing", as in books. This was on top. I'm grateful I clicked this video.
Practice make perfect and the way R ,,, , special G alwaySS 💯💯💯
I'm a '90s kid and was hooked on Em's music once I heard him rap "What about math, how come I wasn't ever good at THAT?"
I was always in "gifted'' classes but that line really made me think.....nobody can be great at EVERYTHING....