how long wouldit take to write a rap song?
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Depends on if you have any rythem or not.  You must have the beat as well.  Some can write a song in a few minutes and others never get it right on paper.
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Depends on how hard your subject is and how much digging you need to do.\nI am just beginning to write a book for kids. It will be a simple book but since it is not fiction it does take research which can be done online or at a library. Your are doing research paper for what? College, work, to write?\nMany who write non-fiction full length books can take a year if they are pushing. Others take 6 months on easier topics. Just make sure you reasearch all avenues dont leave anything uncovered. Push yourself to get more and more infor. You can always drop some of it later if it is not accurate or not appropriate.\n\nGood Luck
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Is it a rap song or a pop song or what?
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i don't suggest using this for an essay, but "stan" by eminem. the lyrics tell a story and it is so hard to pretend like you're not paying attention. then the ending gets you sighing "damn...." with him.
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There's 100 on this list...\n\nhttp://www.digitaldreamdoor.com/pages/best_rap-songs.html
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You write a poem or a short story about what you know, be it, girls, love, cars, tools, games etc. Once you get the story/poem right, it's time to play with the music. Good luck I hope you write a hit song. Listen to some good tunes and pay close attention to the words. You will notice most have the same words over and over though out the song.
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The fastest rapper is Ricky Brown.  "Ricky Brown (USA) rapped 723 syllables in 51.27 seconds on his track "No Clue" at B&G Studios, Seattle, Washington, USA on 15 January 2005"  The second fastest is... well, anyone you can think of that's very fast but not Ricky Brown could probably qualify.
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it's around 3-5 pages depending on how fast you talk.
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My advice for the lyrics part would be to set aside time every day to just write.  Write the first thing that comes to your mind and keep going for at least 20 minutes.  Don't worry about grammar or what you think you should be writing about, just let it flow.  And don't get too frustrated if this seems difficult at first; once you get over the first hurdle and just write, you'll find it gets easier and easier.  Then after a while, look through your free-write and pick out chunks that might be usable for a song.  It may take some intense sifting but you will find jewels within them.\n\nFor the music part of it, I'd highly recommend using a voice recorder (it doesn't need to be expensive) and carry this with you EVERYWHERE.  You never know when you'll get an idea for a hook or a chord progression.  Just hum the melody or whatever you come up with.  Do you have a guitar?  An acoustic guitar works great to lay out demos.  The same with the lyrics, I would advise playing your guitar A LOT, and not necessarily on particular songs all the time.  When you're just playing around on your guitar it happens when you'll play something you like.  The recorder can also come in handy here too.  Record your practice sessions so if you like something you can keep going with it without being afraid of forgetting it later.\n\nFor the breaking into the music industry part, you just really need to get yourself out there.  Talent competitions, battle of the bands, etc will help you get the recognition you want.  Make connections.  If you're taking guitar lessons maybe your teacher knows somebody.  But mainly performing whenever possible, not only to gain recognition but also to hone in on your performance skills.\n\nI hope this helps.  One final piece of advice is to do this with all the passion in your heart.  It seems like you really love this kind of stuff, and when put passion into each performance people will recognize that!  Good luck!
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Sounds good to me, this is a "Rap" song am I correct?
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that depends on what comes in your head first: if it's the music, you'll work on it to develop it and then (or at the same time) you'll think about lyrics.  \nSometimes, you have the lyrics first and the music has to fit them.
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Do you know of any rap artists that have more than 2 albums?\n\nAnyway, it takes work and perseverance. Send tapes to all the labels big and small, play out a lot, even if you have to do it for free. Write to artists who have made it and ask them if they can give you some info. This is called "paying the dues".\n\nI don't think that any artist woke up one day and was suddenly famous...the industry doesn't work that way.
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As someone previously answered you need to worry first and foremost about copyrighting your work, Type out the lyrics with you name on the sheet appearing as the songwriter, date it,seal it in an envelope and mail it to yourself, DO NOT OPEN IT, and put it up for safe keeping somewhere like a safe or safety deposit box. This should establish what is commonly referred to as a poor man's copyright on the work. \n\nAfter you've done that....\n\nMusic producers aren't hard to find per say however you might want to work with a music compser/arranger to finish the piece and then consider pursuing publishing rights on the work through BMI or ASCAP so that your work can be available to other members of those two groups in their perspective libraries. Countless musicians and producers scan their extensive catalogs looking for new music and songs. TAXI is an organization that also pitches work to record companies, television and movie studios. It costs money to be a member of all these groups I've mentioned but, if the investment pays off???
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you can't SING rap ,you have to make words rhyme and flow and that how u rap
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its rap when you utter words without  minding the tunes and notes of the song, hip hop when its more with the beat and not too wordy. rnb when it  expresses the tunes and rhythm of the song.
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write these words on the yahoo search in the yahoo main page ,then write MP3 LYRICS .then inter some web sites to make sure that's the song u want i can't tell hoe much that will be useful!!!plz tell me if it's gonna work OK?,good luck...cute girl
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Tupac is truly dead. The thing is he wrote soooooooooooooooooo many songs while he was alive that his music can still be released, one album after another, for about 5 more years.  When he died in '96, his mother said there was enough for about 15 years, and we're 10 years into that.  Prince is another artist who writes sooo many songs so quickly that he has said he could die today and the songs in his music vault could be released in albums every six months for the next 50 years.