a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 #

lirik lagu multis bish – dyaz the bringer of love n peace

####your rhymes:

-nothing alike/lyrical mike- is not a multi, as only -like and mike rhyme. a- and -al don’t rhyme when pr-nounced

-jordan and pippen/martians inventions- doesn’t rhyme at all

-usually body/medusa body- watch out for stuff like rhyming body with body, because it’s a h0m-nyn (two words/terms that are spelled and pr-nounced the same, but have a different meaning). in poetry this is often frowned upon, but in rap it’s considered [an art](http://rapg*nius.com/posts/48-rhyming-words-with-themselves-sort-of-top-ten-h0m-phone-rhymes-of-all-time). — anyway, this rhymed, and it’s a multi, as you rhyme two syllables at once. (-lly and -sa don’t rhyme)

-got the nine/hot with mine- might be considered a multi, as you rhyme got/hot and nine/mine. the/with doesn’t rhyme, but that won’t really matter to a lot of people when you rap, as it’s just small, standard words. this would be considered a rather simple multi btw. , as you rhyme 1-syllable words (see: j. cole) and they’re text-based. meaning that your stuff rhymes on paper. multi fans love it when you’re creative with what you rhyme

-medusa body/naruto uzamaki- is a lot better than the others because (1) you rhyme 4 syllables (–usa body/uzamaki-), (2) you rhyme using a word that is 4 syllables long, and (3) body/-maki is a pretty playful rhyme. -usually body/naruto uzamaki- is not that great though. you still rhyme -body/-maki-, but it’s only 2 syllables

___________________________________________________________________

####crucial points when using multis:

– —make sure it rhymes when you pr-nounce it.— – a lot of things you’re gonna end up trying won’t end up rhyming, but fortunately, there’s also a bunch that will rhyme. you’ve got to be creative, or you’ll run out of ideas quickly. there are endless possibilities when using multis in rap, simply because you pr-nounce your words. in a poem your -body/-maki- rhyme would’ve been horrendous, but when you pr-nounce it, it rhymes. there’s a certain kind of magic in sound; use it! you can shorten or lengthen certain syllables to make them rhyme. different accent cause different pr-nunciations, use that
– —use creative rhymes.— – seriously, my apologies for this to all the stans, but n0body wants another rapper that rhymes the same way j. cole does. it’s all extremely simple 2-syllable multis. you don’t want to be rhyming in a poetry fashion all day long, your fans will get bored of it too. like, there’s nothing special about rhyming -f-ck n-gga/suck n-gga- (i’m not saying cole did this). your last two syllables don’t even rhyme as they’re the same word, n0body cares about that stuff. take this kool g rap rhyme from “the anthem”, -redecorate/investigate-. that sh-t’s dope yo. it’s original, creative, playful. it’s nice to the ears. (the song is filled with multis btw, [check it out.](http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=vlknc_lwnlk))
– —choose the length of your rhymes carefully.— – if you want to be a multi rapper, use multis that are longer than 2 syllables. there’s nothing special about 2 syllable rhymes, even “the message” it. (it makes me —wonder— how i keep from going —under— (great rhyme btw)). then again, don’t try to go for songs filled with 10 syllable rhymes. that’s suicide; it won’t sound dope anymore. like, elzhi could probably pull it off, but you’ve got to watch your subject matter too. don’t let multis ruin what you’re trying to say!

_________________________________________________________________________

you should study some mc’s to get the hang of it. kool g rap, elzhi, eminem, pharoahe monch and mf doom make great examples in my opinion. study their rhyme schemes. look up their lyrics and see what and how they rhyme
________________________________________________

i could post more, but i probably lost y’alls’ attention when you saw the length of this

- dyaz the bringer of love n peace

lirik lagu lainnya :

YANG LAGI NGE-TRENDS...