Does Automatic and Start to Panic rhyme

[Solace]

it rhymes depending on how you say it geniusessss.

exactly

[classthe_king]

it rhymes depending on how you say it geniusessss.

exactly

not if you say it right

[Bistnal]

it rhymes depending on how you say it geniusessss.

exactly

not if you say it right

If you say it kinda fast it does

[Solace]

Someones a little mad that they got owned

[Just Silver]

thought it would be obvious that they dont but theres a debate lol

[classthe_king]

Yes, it rhymes with my vernacular

sounds like something Kool G Rap would rhyme

Automatic
Start to Panic

hope that helped

auto and start dont rhyme

the o and to doesnt rhyme
pan and mat doesnt rhyme

[Mr. Chambers]

auto and start would rhyme if you had a serious speech impediment

same with matic and panic...unless you tryna rhyme one syllable together....

[Relapse.LP]

Yes, it rhymes with my vernacular

sounds like something Kool G Rap would rhyme

Automatic
Start to Panic

hope that helped

auto and start dont rhyme

the o and to doesnt rhyme
pan and mat doesnt rhyme

MIddle syllables are usually irrelevant when rhyming multi-syllabically.

[,-,'-{Bar}-',-,]

assonence rhyming


thank rakim

[Magnificent]

It doesn't rhyme traditionally, what you stumbled across is a slant rhyme.
A rhyme that doesn't traditionally rhyme, however it sounds like it does. Same with count your days, pounce and pray, they don't rhyme traditionally, but when said aloud they appear to rhyme. Eminem uses this type of rhyme style a lot more then any other artist.

[mcZu]

It doesn't rhyme traditionally, what you stumbled across is a slant rhyme.
A rhyme that doesn't traditionally rhyme, however it sounds like it does. Same with count your days, pounce and pray, they don't rhyme traditionally, but when said aloud they appear to rhyme. Eminem uses this type of rhyme style a lot more then any other artist.

Word to Magnificient, it's a slant rhyme.

[classthe_king]

Fuck you solace

[,-,'-{Bar}-',-,]

It doesn't rhyme traditionally, what you stumbled across is a slant rhyme.
A rhyme that doesn't traditionally rhyme, however it sounds like it does. Same with count your days, pounce and pray, they don't rhyme traditionally, but when said aloud they appear to rhyme. Eminem uses this type of rhyme style a lot more then any other artist.

its not a "slant rhyme"

its assonence (sp?) rhyming...rakim started it...rakim does it more than any other artist...stfu

[Solace]

LMFAO owned Class.

And yeah Ive explained to Class its a slant n.igga still like "it aint rhyme"

suck on that

12 to like 4

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