What does it take to be considered Blacking Out? Post examples.....

[doublenegative]

First verse that came to mind was Prodigy on "Apostle's Warning"

Never realized how he went in right there. That made my day.

 

[thernbroom]

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

Lupe's second verse makes no gotdamn sense how amazing it is. Perfect everything. Cadence, flow, lyrics. Everything.

 

[Turbulent]

16:00

 

[Turbulent]

 

[Ronnie Lott]

THIS IS BY FAR THE HARDEST OFF THE DOME FREESTYLE I HAVE EVER HEARD! Fab Blacked the fukk out on this shyt



:damnwhoa:

 

[Ronnie Lott]

16:00

 

[We Ready]

3:43-5:43

 

[Goatpoacher]

Del's verse on this one is probably the greatest example in the history of the universe:



I heard it the first time about 12 years ago and it still leaves me floored.

 

[Ashtrey]

 

[doublenegative]

Plat

 

[Danie84]

...Ghost second and third verse, after wack Superb finish his gibberish

 

[patscorpio]

Kurupt on Got My Mind Made Up

 

[Darts]

Nas on the the whole damn Illmatic lp and also:

 

[CM_Burns]

A lot of these postings are really good verses, extremely lyrical, but not really blacking.

When a nicca blacks, it's as if something took over him.

Some force just gotta hold of him, and won't let go. Usually you can tell because the delivery starts to get compromised ever so slightly, the emotion ramps up and the passion is unparallelled. It's damn near an out of body, extra-sensory experience, which is transferred to the listener...who in turn has a similar experience.

...and that experience is so rare these days because the studio experience has become so manufactured and inorganic.

Exactly.

Eminem on Patiently Waiting
G Rap on Stick To ya Gunz
Prodigy on Hell on Earth
Jay is that Yo bytch, flow is goatly

when you hear blacking out you know it, it's not just a dope verse or a bunch of syllables. Kendrick tries to make his shyt sound like blacking out a lot but I don't feel it most of the time.