Hey look, it's Amadeo's ass partner. Awesome.

Did he call you and tell you that he just got his ass handed to him and needed you to reply because he had nothing to say that would help his argument? Awww, coochi coo!
And LMAO @ your example. afr
aid and sc
ared are the same sounding vowels. Dumb ass. Terrible attempt. As I said in a previous post: You fucks are terrible at identifying assonance. Thank you for proving my point for me. You just deaded yourself in this little debate. Anything you reply with after this is null and void, due to the fact you've already shown your lack of knowledge in the subject.
you CAN have misaligned syllables
^^^ Again, proving that I'm right. It doesn't matter if it's "considered poor form" (to who? You? A pseudo-intellectual stan who has never written or recorded a song and listens to Eminem religiously?) Yeah, because
that opinion is valid.

Apart from that, is it's
considered poor form and Eminem does it constantly--and you worship him--what does that say? Think about it.
The reason for "figure me out" and "vinegar in they mouth" was there was no way to re-word it so the syllables lined up while still retaining the meaning

And you know this as a fact? You talked to Marshal Mathers and asked him about this, specifically? No? You didn't? How fucking ironic. Guess what, your
opinion on why something is the way it is, doesn't constitute as
fact. The reason they are the way they are is because it fits PERFECTLY on the beat. Not "Perfectly syllable by syllable" that doesn't matter. You'd know this if you've ever written or recorded anything. OH, you haven't? What a surprise!
LMAO@ at my rhymes not sounding similar under 'normal pronunciation'.

You fucking hypocrite. First of all, show me any example of what you're talking about. Second, you stupid motherfuckers praise eminem for the way he stretches and contorts words from their normal pronunciation in order to make them rhyme.
Dumbest. Mother. Fucker. Ever. Get back on the short bus, you failure.
EminemInsider wrote:Block wrote:Secondly, most multies seen or heard are the same syllables because, for one, it's the easiest form to learn. For two, they typically fit the instrumental better. There are multiple cases where taking out a syllable or two (or adding a syllable or two) actually aids the flow of the verse immensely. That, in no way, means that those rhymes aren't still multie syllable rhymes, just because their syllables don't match up. Syllables don't determine the multies, the instrumental does.
You're an idiot for thinking they have to be the same syllable count. Well, not so much an idiot as an amateur. Maybe both. At any rate, you're wrong; Beyond wrong.
EDIT: Show me any example I mentioned where 5 syllables don't match up? You stupid, insufferable motherfucker.
Just quit.
If that's the case, why did Eminem end "I'm Shady" with, "I don't know yet, I'm too scared to get tested" instead of, "I don't know yet, I'm afraid to get tested?"
You see, MY thought on the matter is Eminem figured it wouldn't have done him much good, as "AIDS infested" and "(a)fraid to get tested" don't quite line up. But he easily could've done it, as it would not have altered the flow ("afraid" and "too scared," both two syllables). And let's not pretend he didn't think of it. If I thought of it, he thought of it.
The reality is, you're wrong. You CAN have multis with misaligned syllables, but it's generally considered poor form. And if you want the bars to fit the instrumental better, you do everything in your power to add in words BEFORE the multis, not IN the multis themselves.
The reason for "figure me out" and "vinegar in they mouth" is there was no way to re-word it so the syllables lined up while still retaining the meaning.
BTW, I'm baffled at your insistence that Amadeo is inferior to you in rhyming. Judging from the verses you both submitted for the writing contest, his lyrics contain far more detailed rhyming than yours. The only "non obvious" rhymes YOU had were ones that weren't obvious only because they wouldn't sound similar under normal pronunciation. Oh, and I noticed them pretty much right away, ANYWAY. You don't have the goods to back up this faux-arrogance.