Kendrick Lamar BET Cypher verse (Out Now)

[Trimss]

leave my nigga Elision alone

[King Lance]

Elision should stay away from kendrick's threads , the baby goat ain't for you fakkit

I kinda wish this didn't come out, the next 12 days are gonna take so fucking long.

"At 9am, we'll debut an exclusive look at Kendrick Lamar's verse from the 2013 BET Hip-Hop Awards cypher! Look for it on AllHipHop. com!"

[Elision]

Gibberish is not good. Flow is good and all, but I might as well be listening to fucking german.

What was gibberish?

The whole unga bunga shit. Rest of the verse was okay. Flow was fantastic, though.

it's just vocal sounds that preempt the opening rhyme, he does it often and i'm not sure why all of you are stuck on this specific example, it's actually one of my favorites. still, this has nothing to do with the thread or my original post.

[classthe_king]

How is that the exact opposite? Do you even check to read my post any more before making it a reply? because talking to you is like a fucking automated voice machine.

Wat. I quote 80% of your post. You said that it's lazy when artists are trying to tell a story and not caring about the flow and aligning the multis and it takes more effort to put the verse under a microscope and fills it with multis. I'm telling you that it's the opposite. Packing a verse with multis and not caring about content is actually much easier because you don't have to worry about what you're saying. Rhyming is probably the easiest thing to do in rap. Writing a verse with a cohesive story and is thick with substance and underlying meanings is much harder to do and requires more effort. Now obviously doing both is what's most impressive, like Sadistik, but don't act like the shit you listen to is lyrical at all. And Kendrick is very technical in ways other than rhyming. His cadence and word choice is fantastic, the way each word bounces off each other and flows together. He also utilizes alliteration a lot to replace rhyming in terms of constructing his flow.

[Elision]

were all the cyphers shot on the same day? and if so does anyone know how long ago that was?

[King Lance]

Elision should stay away from kendrick's threads , the baby goat ain't for you fakkit

I kinda wish this didn't come out, the next 12 days are gonna take so fucking long.

"At 9am, we'll debut an exclusive look at Kendrick Lamar's verse from the 2013 BET Hip-Hop Awards cypher! Look for it on AllHipHop. com!"

When is that quote referring to? Because...it's well past 9am, lol.

ah shit

[Trimss]

Hesky mad cuz Kendrick > Shad?

[Snakebeast]

The whole unga bunga shit. Rest of the verse was okay. Flow was fantastic, though.

it's just vocal sounds that preempt the opening rhyme, he does it often and i'm not sure why all of you are stuck on this specific example, it's actually one of my favorites. still, this has nothing to do with the thread or my original post.

To the first sentence: It's still part of the verse, and he's basically rhyming gibberish with reeeeeeaally bended words. To the second: Agreed. I'm an asshole who's bored I actually love Tech.

[Elision]

Packing a verse with multis and not caring about content is actually much easier because you don't have to worry about what you're saying. Rhyming is probably the easiest thing to do in rap. Writing a verse with a cohesive story and is thick with substance and underlying meanings is much harder to do and requires more effort. Now obviously doing both is what's most impressive, like Sadistik,

of course i just prefer artists who prioritize melody and flow before trying to tie a message into it. but an even supply of both is ideal.

don't act like the shit you listen to is lyrical at all

what the fuck is wrong with you dude? your taste is music is like an angst-ridden 13 year old girl.

His cadence and word choice is fantastic, the way each word bounces off each other and flows together. He also utilizes alliteration a lot to replace rhyming in terms of constructing his flow.

[classthe_king]

Great response.

You are completely unable to understand anything when it comes to rap.

[Rattle1]

Kendrick is very technical in ways other than rhyming. His cadence and word choice is fantastic, the way each word bounces off each other and flows together. He also utilizes alliteration a lot to replace rhyming in terms of constructing his flow.

it's true

but you're still a faggot

[classthe_king]

^^^Warn him. That's some needless insulting.

[PAINKILLƎR]

Thread blowing up.

[Trimss]

^^^Warn him. That's some needless insulting.

Snitch

[classthe_king]

^^^Warn him. That's some needless insulting.

Snitch

If I'm going to get banned for insults no one better be allowed to insult me