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Mic Young 08-06-06 07:43 PM

Signed?
 
maybe i'm new or dont spend alot of time on rap boards until now but

i c ppl post'n bulletins n shit about them get'n signed?

I thought like every here was atleast signed to or fuck'n wit a indie label or jus make'n shi wi they crew

i didnt realize ppl came here to start rap'n
sum1 explain how different it is start'n rap'n on a rap board than like everybody else

leady 08-06-06 07:49 PM

its not really... sum ppl feel like keepin the sounds more on the low untill they on a level worth pushing.

K.ontroverz.Y 08-06-06 07:54 PM

you understood what he just said? i know i didn't

Ysdat 08-06-06 08:01 PM

rofl^
i went to answer his post, then i relised i had no clue what the fuck he is on about.

Terumoto 08-06-06 09:14 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mic Young
maybe i'm new or dont spend alot of time on rap boards until now but

i c ppl post'n bulletins n shit about them get'n signed?

I thought like every here was atleast signed to or fuck'n wit a indie label or jus make'n shi wi they crew

i didnt realize ppl came here to start rap'n
sum1 explain how different it is start'n rap'n on a rap board than like everybody else


Well basically, you'll find that the majority of people who started at places like this have a better knack for writing lyrics, and are more knowledgable about the process of making tracks. What they lack in is freestyle ability, because they never need to use it.

Usually it starts with writing text lyrics, which develops abilities is wordplay and makes their vocabulary a lot bigger... Then when they move to audio they have to change their flow up so it works over a beat, but the niceness of the lyrics carries over. They have to learn about audio equipment, and how to edit tracks to get their shit to sound good. A lot of this info is easily found around forums and shit.

With guys that start offline, they are usually better freestylers and their lyrics are more simplistic. Also, they dont know the first thing about recording their stuff unless people teach them or they look it up.

Thats generally the difference...

Mic Young 08-06-06 09:40 PM

yo wat r u talk'n about son?
i respect ya opinion but how r u gonna cats like me, who started rapping tha regular way, dont know about recording and we write simplistic lyrics???
i guess Nas, immortal techniqe, talib kweli, mos def, they must hav started on da net since they are lyrical, but wait! they can alll freestyle to!
in my opinoin, ur flow n the way you ride beat, ur voice, n ur presence r way more important for a first time rapper
if you learn da other way ur nothing but a ghost writer who cant flow

Ysdat 08-06-06 09:48 PM

Immortal Technique did start on the net/learnt alot from rapping online.. I didnt start on the net,but it taught me alot of things.
Why are you so against the net? sign off if its that bad?

Mic Young 08-06-06 09:52 PM

i'm here to work on my concept tracks n storytelling, not to start
who starts on da fuck'n net?
dat shit makes no sense, r u shy? afraid to get made fun of in real life?
i'm sure immortal still was rapping in real life, he didnt jus sign on here n start

Ysdat 08-06-06 10:01 PM

i see exactly what your saying. No one really ever starts on the net. most are doing what your doing learning. But learning is some what of a start.
if people do start online, who cares, thats there life, ever though of just doing you and concerning less with what others do?

Why are you so hooked up on a the net not being "real life" im not dead when im online, i dont all of a sudden become a diffrent person when im online, I dont change my point of view when im online, i dont change my writting style when im online, im not dead when im online.

You speak like your tryna rectify yourself being online, just chill bro, the nets is the net.
of course there are diffrences being online then offline, but you coudl say the same about sitting ont he toilet taking a shit. theres a diffrence between being in the toilet and not being on the toilet.

Past Tense 08-06-06 10:04 PM

actually Cassie YES cassie who has sold and made millions now was SIGNED off myspace so dont say the net is TERRIBLE So many people have hooked up with lables through myspace

Mic Young 08-06-06 10:14 PM

cassie hasnt made no damn millions, do ur label homework, n i'm sure we all use myspace for marketing but we DONT START ON THERE DO WE???

Past Tense 08-06-06 10:19 PM

^^look how famous she got off that shit.....how many people do you NOT see with ME and U in there profiles......like every girl has that shit on there.....well at least that i know

Mic Young 08-06-06 10:22 PM

wat tha fuck r u talk'n about???????

Terumoto 08-06-06 10:34 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mic Young
yo wat r u talk'n about son?
i respect ya opinion but how r u gonna cats like me, who started rapping tha regular way, dont know about recording and we write simplistic lyrics???
i guess Nas, immortal techniqe, talib kweli, mos def, they must hav started on da net since they are lyrical, but wait! they can alll freestyle to!
in my opinoin, ur flow n the way you ride beat, ur voice, n ur presence r way more important for a first time rapper
if you learn da other way ur nothing but a ghost writer who cant flow


Don't assume things from what I said.

There have been artists that started in both ways that are accomplished. Its just because there are different pressures in different environments that things work differently.

Obviously a cunt who started on the net will be better lyrically, at first, but in audio will have to work on their delivery more. Somebody who starts off the net will be working on delivery first up and then lyrics and shit and elevating from there.

I started rapping the regular way as well, im just saying it how it is. I have seen a lot of guys start out on sites like these that have dope flow, delivery, and lyrics. So calling them nothing but ghost writers that cant flow is just like me saying people who started out normally are shallow and have no lyrical skill.

Past Tense 08-06-06 10:42 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mic Young
wat tha fuck r u talk'n about???????

THat song ME AND U you fuckin retartd I thought you were mister COMMERCIAL KNOW IT ALL you should know

Young Kidd (LM) 08-06-06 10:43 PM

*Raises Hand*

I Started on The Net..lol..

Mic Young 08-06-06 10:50 PM

lol @ past Tense

r'nt a Christian?
they dont curse n call ppl retards

Young Kidd (LM) 08-06-06 11:02 PM

I'm christian and i do that? prolly hypocritical in that aspect..but hey..

Sean Gunner 08-06-06 11:08 PM

Nothing wrong with starting on the net.

The people who start on the net generally are more about lyrics and knowledge because they do everything themselves. They don't go to studios to record, they don't have people battling them in the streets, they record in their room on a stolen program.

Where as, like OMB said, most people who start rapping on the streets don't know how to record, EQ, mix, or anything else their songs. They just write the songs and record them, they have no idea what to do after that.

So dependent wise, people with more knowledge do better because they don't have to rely on some label and pay them to mix their songs, where as the street rappers have to rely on the labels because they know nothing about it anyway.

M Eazy 08-06-06 11:17 PM

I think there are too many people trying to be rappers now days. People buy mics and shit and think they rappers. But, if you not making music that's meaningful and can touch someone life who been thru the same struggles as you, then you are just having fun for nothing. As for what OMB said, about the difference between people starting on the net, I understand that, but I don't think its true. It don't matter if you start rapping on the net or off the net, if you have meaningful lyrics that are nice and not simple, thats not because you started on the internet. Good rappers learn from good rappers, and their lyrics come from experience and what they been through and what they grew up on. Yadidmean

New Meth0d 08-06-06 11:17 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mic Young
maybe i'm new or dont spend alot of time on rap boards until now but

i c ppl post'n bulletins n shit about them get'n signed?

I thought like every here was atleast signed to or fuck'n wit a indie label or jus make'n shi wi they crew

i didnt realize ppl came here to start rap'n
sum1 explain how different it is start'n rap'n on a rap board than like everybody else



that made me laugh

Terumoto 08-06-06 11:31 PM

You guys misunderstand what im saying... I never said one was better than the other, people are only better than other people from natural ability... How they start makes no difference, in the end they will reach the same plateau.

And M Eazy, just because cunts arent selling records or signed doesnt mean they are not a rapper. If you rap, you are a rapper. Doesnt matter how good or bad you are.

leady 08-07-06 05:32 AM

the net for me is strictly to pass time and for promotion.

M Eazy 08-07-06 06:08 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Terumoto
You guys misunderstand what im saying... I never said one was better than the other, people are only better than other people from natural ability... How they start makes no difference, in the end they will reach the same plateau.

And M Eazy, just because cunts arent selling records or signed doesnt mean they are not a rapper. If you rap, you are a rapper. Doesnt matter how good or bad you are.


And you're telling me because? I never said that...

To break down my comment, since it probably was misunderstood. I was saying how people get a mic now days and call themselves rappers, but never did anything in their lives. They just rhyme words...they call themselves rappers, but don't speak meaningful shit.

Making a track and recording it is too easy these days..Everyone has a mic...

Terumoto 08-07-06 06:09 AM

So they are rapping, but they arent rappers?

La Cosa Nostra 08-07-06 07:35 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mic Young
maybe i'm new or dont spend alot of time on rap boards until now but

i c ppl post'n bulletins n shit about them get'n signed?

I thought like every here was atleast signed to or fuck'n wit a indie label or jus make'n shi wi they crew

i didnt realize ppl came here to start rap'n
sum1 explain how different it is start'n rap'n on a rap board than like everybody else

Everyone here is a big time rapper..

Just under fake names....

Better ask somebody..........

Young Kidd (LM) 08-07-06 01:44 PM

There's no logic to that M-Eazy..just because they haven't been through "Shit" doesnt not make them a rapper, it just makes them a different kind.


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