I want to be a rapper?
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practice makes perfect. u really dont have to do those battle things if u dont want to. cuz how many rappers did u see go on battels??u said ur a good writer, well continue on doing that n hopefully u get far with tht. send sum tapes of urself to music company's nonstop,cuz if u only send one then they wont pay much attention to it but if u send several it would prolly get there attention if u good.  GOOD LUCK!!
674368
1st you gotta be from cloverland.. then you gotta rap... then you gotta be on lil flip's tip
989920
none... is that specific enough?... I hate rap... therefor I hate rappers...
703764
would have to hear it to know if its any good! do you rap or have studio sessions? i write lyrics but am shite at freestylin', just end up stutterin' written some mad tunes to beats though, whats your im? i dont wanna write mine in cse i get a violation, only just hit level 2, keep up the vibes, are you UK?
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What kind of DJ? I mean there are many different kinds. You want to be like those who work in radio stations or night clubs,etc.\nOnce you've decided, you can start by being an apprentice of an already experienced Dj.
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go to college\nhave clean record\ngo to academy\nbecome a cop\n:D
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I'm still waiting to here a good rapper.
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Why wld u wanna do that dude? u some kinda terrorist or drug dealer from down south? stay outta trouble man. its not worth it.
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This may sound crazy, but if you *Really* wanna rap, it oughta come from the heart. Not a Roland Sp-404 or a computer.  But that's just me....
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Lyrics to a rap song?
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no no no dont listen to that other dude and i wouldnt recommend any programs since u have 2 be original. but if u really want a program get this program called frooty loops its a ninty nine dollar program if u buy it at the store. i make my own beats 2 im an aspiring producer. All good producers have at least one mpc. Even My favorite Pete Rock! Thats what i use. Now theres the Mpd 16 the mpc 1000, 2000,and mpc 4000.(Wich is the one i use) its high quality.ur also gonna need a mixing machine i recommend the urei 1620le. For more info visit these websites:www.ureidj.com & Akaiproamerica.com.Also read SCRATCH magazine that helps alot too. any more help hit me up Jamaicak1@yahoo.com. good Luck. peace.
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it will be harder for you because you are indian and rappers are steriotyped as black gangsters- however, eminem made it!\ntry contacting record companies and getting work experience in the music industry as this is how p diddy did it
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What's a CRACK HEAD EXPLAINATION?\n\n\n\n\nIf we are in control of our destiny, I need a Tom Tom. I have never been able to make a plan work. Too many ppl blocking me.I graduated from college, but never got a high paying job in my field. I've had to tough it out at the grocery store. I tried to open my own gift shop, but ppl don't but gifts. They all run to Walmart for plastic crap! I want to be a rapper but can't get anyone to put beats to my music and I'm really good. So it must be them, not me. I wanted to work in advertising production and some jerk from Hollywood got the job...and this is Mississippi. Rangel wants to know who wants to live in Mississippi. The jerk who got my job...for one!  I believe in God and I turn it over to him. But I'd like a break once in a while.\n\n\n\n Anyone know how I can fulfill my dreams...let me know!
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Check Out The BEAT GAME\n\nThere is a $5,000 rap contest where they give you free beats to record to and a chance to win a guess spot on one fo the biggest mixtape releases of 2007 along with being featured on a nationally released album with major label recording artists.\ngo to http://www.thebeatgame.com for more info
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I'm in the same boat! Despite Mr. Wizard's comments, there are a lot of people who want that good, true school hip hop! There's def. a market for independent/underground hip-hop. I agree that myspace.com is a great resource for up and comers, the networking opps. are great! I you live in a big city, look into all of the local clubs/bars - a lot of them have 'open mic' nights. This is a way to get exposure and on-stage experience - which is critical because if you want to make it independently, a good live show can be your bread and butter! Also, get that demo in tip top shape and send it out to independent hip-hop labels. A few I can think of are halftooth records, seven heads, justus league.... Def. be prepared to work very hard and put a lot of time and effort into it, and love it too! If you don't love it what's the point?
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fa sho you can rap homey
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www.conradaskland.com/become_a_music_producer.html \n\nHere's what he said:\n\nTo become a music producer you have to PRODUCE MUSIC. Start right now. No excuses. Most people spend more time talking about it than doing it. Being a music producer is not glamorous most of the time. It's a lot of sacrifice and long hours. Be prepared to spend a lot of time alone.\n\nThe Golden Rule: Don't let people waste your time. There will be a LOT of people that will dangle carrots in front of you so they can take advantage of you. They can only take advantage of you if you let them. On the same token, when you're starting out don't play hardball with clients; take each and every job you can.\n\nMy rule for myself: Never work for free. Even if you only make $5, make sure it's not for free. Why? Because then people are using you because you're free, not because they appreciate your work. \n\nOnly do jobs that:\n1) Make money\n2) Advance your craft and/or knowledge\n3) Are honestly fulfilling to you\n\nIn my book, if your current project doesn't fit into at least one of those categories there's no reason to do it.\n\nLearn Your Craft\nI started working professionally in music at age 9 and have usually worked 7 days a week my whole life. There's a lot to learn if you want to be diverse, and diversity means you'll always work. Never stop practicing and never stop learning new styles and techniques.