Friday, March 9, 2012

Do you believe people overshadow the terms rapper and artist.?

I've noticed that some people are more drawn towards an artist rather than the music they make. My question is do you think this is the case and if it is, is it a good thing. I reckon I am sometimes guilty of this.



My personal opinion: Some people have forgotten the essence of rap. For me it is to rhyme dope lyrics over a selected beat. Or I could say describing the message in the best fashion possible. Selecting beats and creative ideas regarding music make you a better artist in any genre not generally a better rapper.



Therefore I reckon people need to stop looking at things outside of hip-hop to judge the best rapper, basically choose a favorite and a best. If your favorite is the one you regard the best so be it. Remember I am just referring to being a good rapper. While some rappers produce excellent lyrics and delivery they are not getting the listen because of their beats or look. For example if i was to ask someone to close their eyes and listen to a song they wouldn't listen for 10 seconds without asking who it is and how they look. They are more interested in being an artist and theres nothing wrong with that, but then don't rule them out as a rapper compared to someone you spend virtually every day looking at.



Lemme see your opinions. Remember I don't give best answers just if someone believes me, its who's answer makes the biggest impact.Do you believe people overshadow the terms rapper and artist.?
I think there's some truth in what you're trying to say, but I don't agree completely. Sure, there are those who put appearance and influence ahead of the actual musical value of the artist, which I'd like to say is a prime example of ignorance, but there are still those who'd much rather support and listen to artists/MCs who they actually enjoy. Don't let the conformists and trend followers change your thoughts on people as a whole.Do you believe people overshadow the terms rapper and artist.?
I completely agree. Some people hate mainstream artists because they are less lyrical, but some lyrical rappers can be boring as hell.Do you believe people overshadow the terms rapper and artist.?
What does tl;dr mean anyway??
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