Jay Z literally changed how artists record
That’s influence
That’s influence
Jay Z literally changed how artists record
That’s influence
That’s why people like Don Trip can release so much music, and it’ll sound 100x better than what some of these bums are putting out because he still writes his shyt out
Writing lyrics is corny
Peeped that chocolate ass since that video with Isaiah RashadGod damn this is a hitnoiece. These people look like idiots. When was the last time Just produced for someone? Should have featured Nas punch-ins from his last album.
Doechi looking delectable.
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Wasn't Mega pretty heavily criticized for this? The way his flow was so choppy and no breath control.
I’m talking about not writing
NAH JAY ISNT A PUNCH IN RAPPER.
HE WRITES THE VERSES IN HIS HEAD
THEN STEPS IN THE BOOTH
AND LAYS THEM DOWN.
FUTURE IS THE
REASON ALL OF THESE TALENTLESS
RAPPERS USE THE PUNCH IN METHOD.
SPIT A COUPLE OF BARS OFF THE DOME.
THEN DO IT AGAIN AND AGAIN
UNTIL YOU HAVE A SONG
AS THE ENGINEER PIECES
EVERYTHING TOGETHER.
Naw I’m sure mega was writing. He probably was a heavy punch in rapper, but punching on verses that were already pre written. The conversation is about rappers not writing at all, and creating on the spot in the booth by punching in piece by piece till the verse/sing is fine.
What are your thoughts on doing verses in one take vs multiple edits and layering the track?It is what and how an amateur records.
No dope emcee past g rap and pun for health reason get a pass punching in.
Past that.
The easiest way to see and note a wack rapper is one who punches in.
Art Barr
yeah, I just phrased that too quickly. He wrote, but his verses were punched in to hide technical skills, like breath control and flow right? Was just listening to Mega the last few days, the first two, and I see the criticism. When I was a kid, I didn't focus on that kind of thing, technical shyt like that. But, yeah, flow was choppy and you can kinda tell the punch in's.
And someone like Nas wasn't punching in, back then, he or like Pac was known for one take sessions, where he had a whole song already done.