This Rap Voice Tip Creates Legendary Artists

In addition to understanding how breath control works in rap voice and how engineering has a close-knit relationship to it, there are not enough new rappers who understanding how the changing of just ONE individual word can make all the different in a hot bar and something that’s considered “mid”.

Lil’ Wayne was one of the main influences on modern rap voice in this regard. If you listen back to his now-revolutionary mixtapes such as The Dedication series, he would adjust the inflection of words like “money” to “mun-eh” or stretch out words at the end of the bar like “Can’t fall asleep ‘cause the money keep caaaaallling” to add an entertaining aspect to his bars.

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This isn’t limited to the 21st century, however: close analysis of rappers such as 2Pac with his iconic “Hennnnesssssy / Enemiiiiiess” scheme is another solid example of how just changing ONE word’s enunciation with rap voice can make all of the difference.

The freedom and fluidity with which you as a rapper can adjust individual words within your bars will really take you from being an average or intermediate rap artist to a legend like a 2Pac or a Lil’ Wayne.

One really good way to experiment with different words and pronunciations is by doing it while you freestyle.

The advantage with practicing voice while freestyling is that you’re not nervous that you’ll run the risk of picking the wrong voice since you’re not planning on releasing whatever you’re rapping off-the-top (usually you’re not releasing those)…

…And because you will be focused on other things like what to rhyme, staying on subject, and riding the beat… you’ll be more loose and creative with your rap voice choices.

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