5 Things You Need To GIVE UP To Improve Your Rap Voice (How To Rap Better)

In today’s video, we’re going to give you 5 things that you need to GIVE UP in order to improve your rap voice.
We’re confident these 5 secrets to improving your rap voice WILL WORK FOR YOU if you want to learn how to rap better because:
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 “How To Rap”
0:36 #5 Fear of “Experimenting” With Your Voice
2:04 “Rap Voice Mastery” Free Bonus
2:32 #4 Fear of Rapping In Public
4:23 “How To Rap In Public” Free Course
4:33 #3 Not “Visualizing Your Voice”
6:02 #2 Not Doing Enough “Rehearsal Raps”
7:32 #1 Believing Your “Stuck” With One Voice
9:05 Conclusion
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#5 Fear of “Experimenting” With Your Voice
Most people who want to learn how to rap think that their rap voice is “set in stone” from the minute they come out of the womb.
They think their rap voice can’t be improved or that they will fail every time they try to get out of their comfort zone when it comes to finding their rap voice.
Therefore, when newcomers start to try to learn how to rap, they have a natural fear of “experimenting” with their voice…
#4 Fear of Rapping In Public
This is a scary one for anyone who wants to take rap seriously.
Look: if you’re afraid to rap in public, you’re afraid of success… not just failure.
Over the years, we’ve seen even some of the most supposedly “street” rappers only want to play their recorded music in public and never actually SPIT a bar in front of anyone.
#3 Not “Visualizing Your Voice”
When I first started rapping over 20 years ago, I would personally try to “visualize” the difference things by voice was doing so that I mentally and physically engaged the changes I wanted to make.
So, for example, when I wanted to rap louder on a track… I would imagine that the mic in front of me was actually 3-5 feet (or a couple meters for our non-American readers) in front of me…
So that I was PROJECTING my voice more and giving myself more of an opportunity to sound LOUD…
#2 Not Doing Enough “Rehearsal Raps”
Before I record anything, I probably run through the rap itself maybe 10-15 times out loud to myself.
The reason to do it this way is you’ll “learn your way around the verse” a lot better and not waste precious time in the studio, if you’re recording that way…
…Or not get discouraged as you’re mixing yourself if you doing a home studio type of deal.
#1 Believing Your “Stuck” With One Voice
We hinted at this at the beginning of the article but we think it deserves its own step.
We have several videos on rap voice with over 100,000 views, and we can tell you straight up the most common complaint is someone not liking their rap voice…
…A teenage rapper saying “their voice sucks” or a non-native English speaker saying, “I don’t rap well in English, help!”
Conclusion
Now, looking forward:
You should see your rap voice as one “muscle group” that you’re training in the gym just like you would when you work out.
Isolate your focus occasionally to building up that voice muscle, but also don’t freak out if it doesn’t “grow” as quickly as some other things.
Maybe you are naturally better at vocabulary, rhymes, beat selection, or another “muscle group” and that will just grow faster…
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COMMENT: What would you rate your current rap voice on a scale of 1-10?

[@lieutenantfujitagoro]

0 lol. My flow is crazy, it just don’t sound good.

[@lowkeyben]

2/10 sucks but I'll strive

[@MDB999]

I’d probably say I’m at a 6. I’m finding my voice again. I love making up characters and just being funny

[@EW_Studios]

Bout an 8 🫠😇

[@MDB999]

@@EW_Studios that’s a great thing. I hope you’re having a great day and coming up with some fire concepts.

[@chameli9997]

3+ years of work on my voice , I sound just like I want to sound . But I wish I would of seen this video sooner though !

[@HowToRapOfficial]

Good stuff Chameli!

[@MartyMar908]

to put it short, I like my rap voice. granted I have things I want to improve but I’ve grown to like and appreciate my voice. I grew up introverted and didn’t speak much. people would call me mute. practicing everyday, i have probably rapped more than i’ve spoken in my childhood 😂 i forgot to write this but i hope anybody can relate! i struggled immensely w using and finding my own voice. i still am and that’s my own fault never getting out my comfort zone as a kid and teen. to anyone that feels or felt the same, you can do it. it’s in you. in all of us!

[@favebilly]

I feel i can really rap/sing well but i fear the mic and fear the public and how people will think about it

[@jaykilzzy]

how’s it goin now

[@favebilly]

@@jaykilzzy pushing

[@bigkj2.027]

This is definitely what ever rapper needs to hear

[@DonkeeBoyYT]

By using your voice alot more by singing or rapping or projecting anything it will increase in value. Also if you exercise especially weight gain/ muscle mass this is the ultimate cheat code for normal voices or deep voices to get deep and smooth out with almost no effort.

[@jeraldmurphy9488]

Being an impressionist and having a lot of voices to choose from makes choosing my breakout rap voice nerve racking.

[@fottimusic]

goated creator

[@HowToRapOfficial]

💪🏽👊🏽

[@Watersign1881]

Thank you for posting such valuable content! I related to several points in this vid. I would rate my current rap voice (on a scale of 1-10) a solid 4 right now. It can get frustrating and feel vulnerable. So thank you, seriously, for this free game

[@HowToRapOfficial]

One love, Saarah Hill!

[@spencerbancroft481]

Definitely when I try to freestyle the best help is remembering what it’s like to write on the pad. Kinda just use the skill you got there it works to come off the top like that for me 🎶

[@dedasalmeida9047]

I'm a singer but I rap sometimes ...I'd say my rap voice is a 5 need to improve my flow and cadence

[@gambinored81]

Public speaking also teaches these techniques and acting courses. This helps tremendously. Thank you💖 8

[@HowToRapOfficial]

Thank you, Tmaziing Starrs

[@yuuneekboii9263]

Wow drew you always been my inspiration keep it up man👌👌👌

[@HowToRapOfficial]

Thank you, yuuneekboi!

[@micothagreat]

Bro I remember subscribing and you was at 2k subscriptions look at you now bro 502k proud of you bro

[@btdspazz1]

This REALLY REALLY Helped me

[@jordanadler8630]

Just getting started. I think a 4 for me. Lots of room for sled improvement

[@dejuissac]

Important notes!!

[@stephenbarnes2189]

I like this guy!!

[@HurricaneRonnie]

Great tips over the years of rapping my voice changed.. been in the studio since 1996

[@HecavaMecca]

I’ve been experimenting with my voice for the last few years, it really makes you different

[@Ameil]

I still have difficulties with my voice, the voice in my head how I imagine I want to sound just isn't the same when I use my voice. Tried to sorta blend it but no progress

[@chichi1926]

Thank you for this video thank you it's really what I needed 🙏❤

[@HowToRapOfficial]

One love chi chi! 👊

[@fightback2599]

Any tips on protecting your voice? Like avoiding vocal strain, tense face muscles, discomfort, stuff like that.

[@JimmyCrackCorn_]

I love this channel 🔥🔥🔥

[@HowToRapOfficial]

Thank You Jimmy!

[@chrisgwafballer912]

Thanks drew

[@HowToRapOfficial]

👊

[@EW_Studios]

Thank you sooooooo much for using the footage from Moment 4 Life. Nicki really helped us lady rappers overcome that fear of experimentation due for fear of sounding “ugly” *oh wow I wrote this comment before I watched the whole video 😂 so much Nicki love!! 🤩🤩🤩 thank youuuu 💪🏽

[@ABunnyVTuber]

Most definitely a 1, maybe 2 on a good day 😂

[@Mb_rsa]

I still believe in this voice I had 10🔥🔥

[@shayamoultrie713]

Hey can u do me a favor Ik it’s not your style but can u study Beyoncé style even tho she’s a singer. Her writer process!!! Please Drew ❤️❤️❤️

[@mayankpatel1111]

6

[@tokelomofokeng7336]

About 5/10 😎

[@shawnjackson65]

I say my rap voice is a six I definitely can make it better but I'm glad I know who my voice sounds similar to though as a rapper

[@HowToRapOfficial]

👊

[@HurricaneRonnie]

I got a DMV rap voice

[@Complex760]

After a solid 2 years of figuring out my voice. I’d say I’m at 5. After countless of hours rehearsing. That solid 5 comes with multiple sounds. I can harmonize and be a lyrical savage . They key is just keep on grinding 💪🏽💯

[@brainstate2735]

My rap voice a youthful 4

[@caidenniemi9445]

Number 1: Oxygen

[@davincmy5484]

Probably a 6 out of 10

[@cry_baby_8397]

Rn I think my rap voice a 3.5 outta 10, 7 being average😭

[@aquabeast1059]

I'm 43. not hard to rhyme.Words only com from ya mind .

[@Big_D69]

Lol 3/10 but I’m still determined to be the next eminem

[@vibhavkolgaonkar5194]

Gggg

[@mookyballout7840]

7

[@utsavpangeni5574]

6