Solace wrote:Menzo wrote:Solace wrote:bigray is angry Kanye West and Canibus are better than his favourite rappers.
What if his favourite rapper happens to be:
That'd be a shame because he'd still get murked by
Swiftabus West.

Solace wrote:Menzo wrote:Solace wrote:bigray is angry Kanye West and Canibus are better than his favourite rappers.
What if his favourite rapper happens to be:
That'd be a shame because he'd still get murked by
Swiftabus West.








bigray wrote:Solace wrote:bigray is angry Kanye West and Canibus are better than his favourite rappers.
I actually like Can I bitch . And no competition,
Can I Bitch >>>>>>> Kanye
U mad now?




Amadeo wrote:Noctoural88 wrote:- He invented what’s known as the “infinite” rhyme scheme, or, more specifically, a method in which he writes several mirroring verses that are infinitely mixable. More on that some other time.
What does this mean?



Noctoural88 wrote:I want to make an article explaining that concept in more depth, I’ll make sure to post it. But basically, he writes two or more verses (or “layers” as he calls them) that have the same rhyme scheme/flow/concept so that if you were to play them at the same time, mute one and play the other, you could switch them (mute the playing layer and play the muted layer) and the verse would still rhyme and be coherent. His song “poet laureate infinity” was the first example of that. It was 1000 bars, with 5 mirroring layers of 200 bars each. There are thousands of different mixes made off of that alone. The main idea is to write identical rhyme schemes and make sure the timing is perfect and the content in the layers is more or less interchangeable at those particular points in time. He hasn't revealed his process yet, and I doubt he will until Rip The Jacker II: Infinity is out.

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