most the people interviewed say "i wish i could understand what they said."
number one complaint being a language barrier.
with Cee and Cease, they get 2 videos where the songs are rapped in English, and the one
they end up liking the out of the 3 videos shown is the one song NOT in English.
it seriously shows that lyrics are the least important thing. I always figured this. Beats, flows, vocals, even video
can make uninteresting lyrics into a good rap song. Damn near describes ODB's successful career.
someone should make a series where people are given transcriptions of rap bars, then people judge the bars,
then are played the song to see if they change their views on the song.
Re: rap music in other languages
Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2017 2:21 pm
by djjeffresh
Re: rap music in other languages
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2017 1:21 pm
by djjeffresh
sleazy_j wrote:
this is an interesting series.
i have an interesting takeaway from this.
most the people interviewed say "i wish i could understand what they said."
number one complaint being a language barrier.
with Cee and Cease, they get 2 videos where the songs are rapped in English, and the one
they end up liking the out of the 3 videos shown is the one song NOT in English.
it seriously shows that lyrics are the least important thing. I always figured this. Beats, flows, vocals, even video
can make uninteresting lyrics into a good rap song. Damn near describes ODB's successful career.
someone should make a series where people are given transcriptions of rap bars, then people judge the bars,
then are played the song to see if they change their views on the song.
Re: rap music in other languages
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2017 1:25 pm
by djjeffresh
djjeffresh wrote:
sleazy_j wrote:
this is an interesting series.
i have an interesting takeaway from this.
most the people interviewed say "i wish i could understand what they said."
number one complaint being a language barrier.
with Cee and Cease, they get 2 videos where the songs are rapped in English, and the one
they end up liking the out of the 3 videos shown is the one song NOT in English.
it seriously shows that lyrics are the least important thing. I always figured this. Beats, flows, vocals, even video
can make uninteresting lyrics into a good rap song. Damn near describes ODB's successful career.
someone should make a series where people are given transcriptions of rap bars, then people judge the bars,
then are played the song to see if they change their views on the song.
Re: rap music in other languages
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2017 1:55 pm
by Spartan
Way too friendly to post this in LONDON's thread.
The recent Ramson Badbonez & DJ Fingerfood album turned out to be pretty nice, imho.