The 4 best rappers to learn rap from

[@sgvmvp]

Easiest thing to do is rap the songs you like from these guys. It'll build your flow style.

[@LuluTheCorgi]

I would love a video about Ren There is just something about the way he raps that really speaks to me and I can't figure out what the difference is

[@BonoloStevenJrMatseke]

I have two questions to ask: 1. (1:26) By what is meant by limits, is it referring to the beats of the song? 2. (1:30) When writing the rhyme and filling it up, should I replace the rhyming words with new words that rhyme or use the same words in the same place but fill in the rest of the line with new words?

[@RappingManualYT]

4 RAPPERS NOT 5 DAMN IT! lol Apologies for the mistake. premium video library: rappingmanual.com/home

[@FamilyGuyAi]

Bro that link doesn’t work send me another link and gime ya socials I want to ask something from you, I’ll pay you if you want

[@theredmage8796]

For studying Biggie I've been doing 1 and 2, but I keep having a hardtime studying his delivery and hearing how he breaks up his syllables. To me it sounds like he just flows through em without breaking em up.

[@BRXKN99]

I feel u bro, I've tried studying him and couldn't crack the code. What I learned is that he likes to go over the barline sometimes and he'll change the flow by either packing more rhymes into a bar or spacing them out. I think a lot of his style came from freestyling

[@theredmage8796]

@@BRXKN99 thanks bro, I get what ur talkin about

[@BRXKN99]

@@theredmage8796 no problem bro anytime!

[@literallyreal8938]

@@theredmage8796 yeah biggie crosses the bar line and changes flow often, the best thing to pick up is that The internal rhymes are what make it sound so smooth he also uses a triplet pattern often like the Migos

[@emanuelvancea5405]

Good advices! I will do the same, with rapers from my country. Thank you! Keep it up man!

[@RappingManualYT]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@2stout2shako2d6]

lol rapers.

[@snoway3780]

Just add the extra p, please.

[@HistoryInShadows]

@@snoway3780 wait he just spelled the word "raper" and leave out a p did he?

[@elvincemakaveli213]

Hey man, I've waited for long to learn from you...man

[@sgvmvp]

I recommend Big L or Lord Finesse for punchlines.

[@officialrnk2004]

Needed that 🤝💯

[@davidnaylor2831]

this video is a gem

[@RappingManualYT]

Appreciate it man, happy to help

[@prod.6ixx]

nice

[@unknownagian5269]

Can you do juice wrld it’s something about this guy that gets me excited free styling, music and all I would say for better understand he’s like my generation Tupac.

[@smokedidthat]

Can you do a video on BIG SCARR ? His flow is UNBEATABLE

[@DangerDave-e7u]

1) Biggie 2) Weezy 3) Jadakiss 4) M&M

[@Dynamoud2020]

Respect

[@kamalpreetsandhu]

I would say em n tech 9

[@TheBlo24]

To become a master, Anylayis mf dooms 'mmm food' album.

[@ivanmarcosreyes]

Any songs recommendations from this rappers?

[@RappingManualYT]

It's subjective, I like B.I.Gs big poppa, Lil Wayne's early shit 2010 era, Jadakiss throws bangers in each song, but his features pack the most punch! Eminem is fire all around, but I think Rap God can question your sanity in a proper way. I picked these rappers, because their style has this one huge strength that we can all learn from. Any one of their songs is a great source of knowledge. Thanks for watching man : )

[@itsTaybie]

@@RappingManualYT Carter 3 and 4?

[@BRXKN99]

I got u bro, for biggie I'd study everyday struggle for how to write songs about daily life

[@BRXKN99]

And for lil Wayne I'd listen to bank account remix for wordplay

[@BRXKN99]

Doctor Carter will also help u with writing songs surrounding concepts

[@gajananzade8234]

Btw How old are you?

[@RappingManualYT]

31, why? : )

[@NicoleStevensHays11x]

Biggie’s flow came from his jazz lessons in Jamaica :) watch him rap to a bebop drum solo here and notice his accents are on the snares :) m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqHHao2wecycY5Y