Channel: How To Rap

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Description: Rap music has changed a lot over the years. It’s gone from “hippity hop hop, ya don’t stop” rhymes to gangsta bars to melodic auto-tune. Along the way, one skill that hasn’t lost any luster though is… Knowing how to freestyle rap confidently. ————— How To Master The Art of Freestyle Rap In 2 Weeks or Less (FREESTYLE RAP COURSE): htr.freestylefortnight.com/confidently ————— How To Freestyle In Public Confidently (FREESTYLE FREE COURSE): htr.freestylefortnight.com/publicfreestyleconfidence ————— TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 0:42 Where Most People Mess Up In Freestyle Rap 1:18 The Easy Way To Solve The “Start-Stop” Problem 1:37 Freestyle Rap Course 2:19 A. They’re Not Fooling Anybody 2:42 B. Brain Automatically Shuts Down 3:16 Freestyle Rap Confidence Secrets 4:12 Step #1 Do A “Location-Based” Freestyle Rap 5:43 Step #2 Do A “People-Based” Freestyle Rap 6:17 Free Rap Confidently Course 6:50 Step #3 Do A “Story-Based” Freestyle Rap 7:58 Comment and Get Your Courses! ————— FULL ARTICLE on How To Freestyle Rap Confidently In 3 Simple Steps: medium.com/@HowToRap/how-to-freestyle-rap-confidently-in-3-simple-steps-854e3e472548 Where Most People Mess Up In Freestyle Rap Now before we get into the steps, it’s important to explain where most people mess up in freestyle. This is probably the most common reason people never get good at going off the top of the dome. And what’s that mistake most rappers make when trying to learn how to freestyle rap confidently? They mess up by continuously stopping and starting. They’ll get one or two “bars” in and then suddenly just go mute. As Denzel Washington would say, “Anything you practice, you’ll get good at” So if you practice stopping and starting… you’ll only get good at stopping and starting. The Easy Way To Solve The “Start-Stop” Problem The easiest and most direct way is to START the minute the beat drops, and do not stop until the beat ends. Essentially, by not immediately rushing into your verse the second the beat drops, you are coming in at the wrong time. You’re actually TRAINING your brain to go blank… no wonder it’s so difficult to get those bars up off the top more consistently. But let’s demonstrate exactly what the problem is when rappers don’t instantly rush into a freestyle. They say an introductory phrase like, “Yo… yo…” or “Check it… uh huh…” for like one minute straight before actually DOING the freestyle rap. It’s almost like they are nervous that they’re going to immediately embarrass themselves, as so they’re trying to buy time. There are two problems with this: A. They’re Not Fooling Anybody First of all, most people, even if they’re straight up nerds, have heard someone try to freestyle poorly at some point in their life. They know the clear cut signs of what “buying time” looks like. But when beginner rappers are buying time in the beginning by just ad-libbing, “yeah, yeah… yo”… it looks incompetent and they’re not fooling anybody. B. Brain Automatically Shuts Down When new freestylers do this, their brain is only going to shut down MORE, because as we said in the beginning… Anything you practice you’ll get good at… and a new rapper is PRACTICING with their brain… to shut down before they even start. If you just wait for the beat to turnaround or hit a chorus… you often lose your entire audience before they have a chance to catch your vibe. The most professional freestylers know that they have to start immediately to catch the crowd and gain fans on the spot. Freestyle Rap Confidence Secrets . FULL ARTICLE on How To Freestyle Rap Confidently In 3 Simple Steps CONTINUED: medium.com/@HowToRap/how-to-freestyle-rap-confidently-in-3-simple-steps-854e3e472548