Comments on: What’s the Difference Between The Lyricist and The Hit-Maker?

By: Jarret aka Verse

Jarret aka Verse — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 04:21:14 +0000

may bad look up grandmaster caz

By: Jarret aka Verse

Jarret aka Verse — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 04:19:41 +0000

well, even on a song like rapper’s delight, each mc has there own unique flo, and delivery, and and around those times there wasn’t anybody nearly lyrically advanced until later. what people are worried about is the content money, sex, drugs, violence, and nowadays just plain old i got swagggg. in this song most of the message was about peace fun and unity, which is what hip hop is. turning negative energy into postitive energy. Rappers Delight was the actually the first commercial hip hop song. or as “HIP HOP HEADS” say it, rap song. In which rap kind of replaced the word MC. hip hop had been out long before that but it wasn’t publicized and the mainstream did’nt give it the eye. the only thing that caught there eye was mcing. or what they call rapping. look up grandmaster, in the song rappers delight Big Bank hank’s Lyrics was actually his lyrics.

By: aries

aries — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 02:47:46 +0000

hip hop has turned to b***s***, pardon my french. but rap is dying man, when lil wayne is the s*** you know somethings very wrong.I dont know if its the labels f****** it up by making them put out this garbage or if mc’s are just lazy! keep this up and techno or somethings gonna take over, if you want real lyracist’s listen to CANIBUS, if you want real hit makers download some 2PAC, cause these days the talent is nowhere to be found like snitches in compton. KiLLuMiNaTi

By: Southern MC

Southern MC — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 04:45:11 +0000

I agree, but I feel that the quality of hit making music isn’t good. Instead of trying to advance your hit, you want it to sound like Drake’s or Lil Waynes. To me, artists now are doing too much copying.