What’s the word? Pt2

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Rap consists of rhythmic and rhyming speech delivered over a beat, forming a central element of hip-hop culture. It combines multiple components: 1. Lyrics and Wordplay: • The words in rap are crafted with rhyme, metaphor, and storytelling. • Themes can range from personal struggles, social issues, and aspirations to party culture and humor. 2. Flow and Rhythm: • Flow refers to the combination of rhyme schemes, word placement, and vocal delivery. • A rapper’s rhythm and cadence are crucial to how the lyrics align with the beat. 3. Beats and Instrumentals: • Rap music is performed over beats, often composed of drum patterns, basslines, and melodies. • Beats can be sampled, synthesized, or live-produced. 4. Freestyle and Improvisation: • Freestyling involves impromptu rapping, showcasing creativity and lyrical skill. 5. Cultural Context: • Rap is deeply rooted in storytelling and the expression of social and cultural experiences, particularly from marginalized communities. 6. Delivery and Style: • Vocal tone, pitch, and energy contribute to a rapper’s unique style. Some use rapid delivery, while others emphasize clarity or emotional resonance. Together, these elements create the dynamic and diverse art form of rap, allowing for endless variations and individual expressions. Let me know if you’d like to explore specific aspects in more detail! Kweku smoke can be considered as rapper and also can be the standard of Ghanaian rap .. cos what he does is relatable to some of us Thanks

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Fire, you have a lot of work to do with bongo.

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Bingo Ideas🤦🏽‍♂️

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Bongo lacks exposure and critical thinking skills.