What Part Of the Brain Is Responsible For An Advanced Level Of Lyricism?

[PhonZhi]

This is sumthing i think about all the time. We all know that certain parts of the brain is responsible for different things. Everybody's brain is wired different. So wats different about a highly lyrical rapper's brain like Wale, Eminem, ElZHI, Common or Lupe that allows them to express themselves in such an artistic and articulate way compared to somebody who couldnt even come up with the beginning 2 bars let alone album after album?

 

[intilectual recipricol]

Right brain... but most these nikkaz dont use any part of they brain

 

[toomanydoses]

Speech and language generate from the Broca's area of the brain.

 

[Mac Casper]

What nutrients enhance this part of the brain?

 

[Yoda]

Wale is not an advanced lyricist tho

 

[toomanydoses]

What nutrients enhance this part of the brain?

Was that directed towards me?

 

[Matt504]

Wale is not an advanced lyricist tho

But he's damn good at pretending to be. Which is more attributed to his pretentiousness than actual skill.

 

[Mac Casper]

Was that directed towards me?

anyone with this information

 

[intilectual recipricol]

matter of fact put this shyt in Higher Learnin...

 

[PhonZhi]

Wale is probably in the top 1% of ppl in the entire world at expressing himself in song/poem form. Stop it bruh.

Wale is not an advanced lyricist tho

 

[Matt504]

What nutrients enhance this part of the brain?

Exercise and vitamin D

Shortcuts are psilocybin mushrooms and THC.

 

[toomanydoses]

From what I know, which isn't a whole lot, nutrition doesn't play a role in devolping this area as an adult. Exercise is the only way to enhance the function, I know learning sign language for example uses this part of the brain extensively.

 

[Yoda]

Wale is probably in the top 1% of ppl in the entire world at expressing himself in song/poem form. Stop it bruh.

oh my wow oh my lmao

 

[Mac Casper]

What part of the brain expresses negativity?

 

[Matt504]

What part of the brain expresses negativity?

Prefrontal cortex