Cardi B vs Meg thee Stallion over Ghost writing Bars

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I can definitely see Meg taking Cardi's spot at the top. She's finer (although I'm not attracted to Cardi at all), natural body, better bars, and above all-- stable. Cardi will do some Cinderella shyt like be the first female rapper to win a Grammy and wake up the next morning screaming at her phone on IG. Crust still in her eyes and shyt :dead: I can't imagine why people would entertain that shyt for too much longer.
 

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I can definitely see Meg taking Cardi's spot at the top. She's finer (although I'm not attracted to Cardi at all), natural body, better bars, and above all-- stable. Cardi will do some Cinderella shyt like be the first female rapper to win a Grammy and wake up the next morning screaming at her phone on IG. Crust still in her eyes and shyt :dead: I can't imagine why people would entertain that shyt for too much longer.
Lol at Cinderella
 

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Nobody cares except rap nerds who don't even buy rap albums. Rap is pop now. Not surprising pop fans, who have had zero issue with artists not writing their own music - from Michael Jackson to Miley Cyrus - have no issue with rappers not writing their own lyrics.

I don't respect any rapper who doesn't write, and it's clear most of these stripper rappers are not writing shyt. It's a hustle, like everything they do. Not judging them - it was a hustle for a lot of rappers we respect as well. To quote one of our favorites... "fukk rap, I'm trying to make cream and that's that."

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I can definitely see Meg taking Cardi's spot at the top. She's finer (although I'm not attracted to Cardi at all), natural body, better bars, and above all-- stable. Cardi will do some Cinderella shyt like be the first female rapper to win a Grammy and wake up the next morning screaming at her phone on IG. Crust still in her eyes and shyt :dead: I can't imagine why people would entertain that shyt for too much longer.
Cardi music is a lot better

I dunno why it has to be a competition. Meg has a promising career but she has to breakthrough past the 1 hit wonder stage
 

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Y'all dudes gossip about bs just as much as the ladies , leave this nonsense for lsa discussions
 

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Compared to singing or playing an instrument it is easy.

If you know how to read, talk, write and count, that's essence of rapping. That means theoretically, if you finish high school, you got everything you need to know in order to rap.

The mic prescence and charisma is up to personal aesthetics and preference. We got rappers like 21 Savage that have a subdued prescence to Danny Brown who sounds like a man to Nas who sounds like he is just talking to you.

To be able to compose a song, you need to know music theory. That's not up to personal aesthetics.

In order play the guitar or piano, you need to know finger placement, scales, pitches and music theory. That's not up to personal aesthetics.

You don't have to learn a whole musical language to rap. You don't even have to be able to communicate with other musicians to rap. You just gotta be able to read and write.

Nobody asking a rapper to transpose a song from G major to A minor or to play a rootless chord. The rapper gotta know the most basic thing in the world to a human being, which is to stay on beat.

We got 18 year olds who never cared about music or rapping in their life, getting record deals off one song or a mixtape.

The barrier to entry to professionally rapping is extremely extremely low. The main instrument is the voice and rappers been talking for like a decade before they even start writing bars, sometimes two. So you got two decades of voice training just by talking since rapping for the most part, is talking on a beat. Not like these rappers are making opera songs and having to do complex melodies and vocal theatrics.

Compared to other musical artists, rapping is easy, really really easy. Most rappers even just punch shyt in. It's not like they doing one takes, where breath control is important.

Lol a White bytch off of a Dr. Phil meme is making bangers right now.

Anybody can be a rap star if people writing shyt for them or just being catchy. How many people you know can just up and be a jazz pianist?

How many musical talents are being done by people with no training, no type of musical knowledge other than a rapper?

Think about it, Cardi B won a Grammy off of doing a cover of another rapper's song who writes his own shyt, that she didn't even write by herself. She filled in the blanks.





lol @ a high school diploma being the minimum requirement for being a successful rapper, c'mon now bro. you see much like a singer it all begins with the voice. is it rich, distinct, unique, pleasing to the ear, full, and have resonance? if it doesn't then you're not gonna be a rapper. and much like a singer an emcee can actually work on their voice and get better. rick ross on trina's 2002 track told yall compared to rick ross on 2010 albert anastasia EP is like night and day. rozay actually had to work on his voice and what i call "vocal character" in order to become a better rapper. hell we don't even have to go that far back, check his voice on khaled's we takin over in 2007 compared to now and watch my word


and all this stuff about music theory is nonsense. what music theory did kool herc study back in 1973 in order to be the plug for the multi-billion dollar entity we know today? all what you say sounds eerily close to what music pundits and snobs have used to dismiss our genre artistically as a whole, both rapping and producing
 
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