How To Rap With Ease - The Most Effective And Comprehensive "How To Rap" Guide For Aspiring MC's

86 Pages·2016·0.49 MB·English

by  Anthony Thomas

How To Rap With Ease

The Most Effective And
Comprehensive "How To
Rap" Guide For Aspiring
MC's
Table of Contents
Introduction
Rapping Basics
Easy Ways to Come Up With Rhymes
How to Write a Rap Song With Ease
Simple Tips & Tricks When Recording a Rap Song
How to Get Paid to Write Rap Songs For Other People

How to Freestyle Rap With Ease
How to Battle Rap Wirh Ease
Conclusion
Bonus
Resources
Introduction

First off, I just want to say welcome and
congratulations on your decision to
purchase “How To Rap With Ease - The
Most Effective And Comprehensive
"How To Rap" Guide For Aspiring
MC's”! Despite what some may believe
and what other more complicated books
may suggest. Learning how to rap does
not have to be difficult. In fact, it is
pretty easy to be able to go from a rap
fan to a legit MC in less time than you
may think. You are about to discover
how truly simple it is to achieve your
goal of learning how to rap like the pros.
There is a lot of information out there
when it comes to learning how to rap but
most of it makes the whole process way
more complicated than it needs to be.
Yes, there are several elements and
fundamentals that you need to know to be
successful at rapping, but you can rest
assure that the information in this No BS
straight to the point book is all you need!

By the time you get done reading this
book you will have a clear
understanding of what it takes to be a
great rapper. Not only that, it will have
given you the know how when it comes
to recording your raps, promoting and
even making money from your raps.
Everything you need to know to achieve
your rap goals lies within these pages.
Be sure to checkout the resource section
at the end of this book because I've
added some pretty cool tools and
websites that you can use to get your rap
career off to a great start.

Ok, now let's get started!
Rapping Basics

One thing that you should always keep in
mind when it comes to learning how to
rap is that rap and rapping is a true art
form that should be treated as such. Rap
can be serious, fun, motivational, silly,
political, educational and at times even
controversial. But no matter what kind of
rap that you listen to or aspire to
perform always remember it is an art
first. If you were to Google the word
“Rapping” you will most likely see a
Wikipedia result that says “Rapping (or
emceeing,[1] MCing,[1] spitting bars,[2]
or rhyming)[3] is "spoken or chanted
rhyming lyrics".[4] The components of
rapping include "content", "flow"
(rhythm and rhyme), and "delivery".[5]
Rapping is distinct from spoken word
poetry in that it is performed in time to a
beat.[6][7] Rapping is often associated
with and a primary ingredient of hip hop
music, but the origins of the phenomenon
can be said to predate hip hop culture by
centuries. It can also be found in
alternative rock such as that of Cake and
the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Rapping is
also used in Kwaito music, a genre that
originated in Johannesburg, South Africa
and is composed of hip hop elements.
Since the early 21st century, it has been
possible to hear rap in every major
language of the world.”
Although this is a very accurate and
clear definition of the word “rapping”, it
doesn't really help those who are serious
about learning how to actually do it. And
this is where this guide comes into play.

The point of this book is to show that
you can learn how to rap with ease and
this is exactly what you are about to do!
When it comes to rapping there are some
elements of it that needs to be learned
and understood. In the upcoming sections
we will take a close look at these
elements and teach you how to use them
to turn you into the successful rapper that
you want to be. Like I mentioned earlier,
it is very easy to complicate learning
how to rap but why make it complicated
when it doesn't have to be. Here are the
only terms that you really need to know
when getting started with rapping.
Beside each term is an easy to
understand definition of it.

Bars – Are the sentences in a song that
rhyme together. In most cases in a song 1
complete sentence = 1 bar. For example,
“All I want to do is be a rap star. Can't
nobody stop me, I have made it this far.”
This phrase is made up of 2 bars. “All I
want to do is be a rap star. (1 bar) Can't