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What up yall, I’m Rob Level, and today we are talking about eight tricks for freestyling I learned from rapping my whole life.
We’ve got some good freestyling tips in here, plus other ideas for how to keep yourself getting better daily.
Obviously there are a lot more than just these, but I wanted to share them with you to help you succeed faster, get stronger songs now to help you gain the momentum you need to really get going in the industry. This is Smart Rapper. Let’s get into it.
Number ONE: DON’T TRIP ON RHYMING
When it comes to freestyling, don’t worry about rhyming every single line all the time.
When you’re getting comfortable with it, the most important thing is to keep it going. The longer and longer you can make your freestyles, you’ll feel yourself getting better and becoming a more skilled rapper.
You’ll be able to keep going through distractions or interruptions. Think about the flow and the continued freestyle more than just the words being said - after all, it’s just a freestyle and it don't matter.
What matters is you being more confident to holding the flow and holding people's attention for longer spans of time. So focus on that and don’t trip on word choice when it comes to freestyle, especially as you’re practicing to get better.
NUMBER TWO: FREESTYLING ISN’T FREE
Another freestyling tip - and I know you’ve heard me say this before - is that freestyling isn’t really all that “free.” Most good freestylers have a little mental catalogue of phrases and words that rhyme or go together well in a freestyle sequence.
They use them like ‘fill ins’ when they can’t think of something to say. Those are pre-memorized things that they already know sound good - that they then plug in to make things pop.
You can easily do this too and make your freestyles a lot more impressive very quickly. With practice, you’ll start remembering more and more complicated rhyme schemes that you can use in freestyles whenever you want.
NUMBER THREE: GET FILLER BARS
A good way to keep your freestyles going is by having what we call “filler” bars - backups you can use that you already wrote and memorized.
These can be really simple. You can even develop little catch phrases you use in your songs or freestyles. Then, when you’re stuck without an idea about your next bar, you can pull one of your backup bars out and keep your flow going more and more.
Make sure they are vague enough that you can really use them for any freestyle topic and you’ll get much more use out of them - and they won’t stick out so much.
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