10 Mistakes Every New Rapper Makes (And How to Avoid Them)
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- Every new rapper has a dream of instantly stepping into the game with no frills and immediately bubbling without much hassle or turbulence, so to speak…
But, truth be told, that basically NEVER happens, and the rise to the top is filled with trials and tribulations that are sometimes unimaginably painful if you’re not prepared.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
1:07 Mistake #1: Not Studying the Craft
2:38 Mistake #2: Neglecting Networking
4:45 Mistake #3: Lack of Originality
6:17 Mistake #4: Poor Stage Presence
7:22 Mistake #5: Not Investing in Quality Production
8:31 Mistake #6: Overlooking Branding and Marketing
9:23 Mistake #7: Inconsistent Work Ethic
11:03 Mistake #8: Not Protecting Their Work
11:58 Mistake #9: Neglecting the Business Side of Music
13:09 Mistake #10: Not Engaging with Fans
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Welcome to your one-stop resource on "how to rap" and kickstart your dream career. We’re a decade deep in teaching the art of rap, dedicated to helping new artists evade common pitfalls on their journey to the top.
In this video, we explore "how to start rapping" and become a distinctive voice in the hip-hop world. We delve into the 10 common mistakes rookie rappers make, and guide you on "how to become a rapper" who stands apart.
Discover the value of studying the craft, networking, originality, stage presence, quality production, branding, consistent work ethic, protecting your work, understanding music business, and engaging with fans. All these aspects are critical in shaping a successful rap career.
Our video breaks down these elements for you, providing actionable insights on "how to start a rap career", creating your unique style while avoiding the mistakes that derail the dreams of most artists.
We're not just talking about rap here, we're talking about the broader genre and its culture. The art of rap, combined with elements from other genres, can create a compelling musical signature.
We offer insights on the power of networking, bringing something unique to the table, and the importance of a consistent work ethic in your rap career.
For the eager learners, we've got a rich library of nearly a decade's worth of videos that form a masterclass in the art of rapping. From the nuances of freestyling to understanding quality production and honing your stage presence, we've got you covered.
With our guidance, you'll be sidestepping the pitfalls that hinder most artists, stacking the odds in your favor for a successful rap career. Dive in and get your mind right for success! Let's embark on this journey of becoming a successful rapper together!
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COMMENT: Which mistake have you made most commonly in music?
I'm super inconsistent because I do this as a hobby not a career and couldn't care about profit. I use rap more as a cope than a career
@@LandoNorrisNumberOneFan you did!!!
@@myungjaykofficial2674 what?
Just wanted to apologize if I took over the comment section here with my post. I didn't think that would happen. Actually I wasn't even expecting any response to be honest.
I think my biggest mistake is not rapping sooner. I got stuck in my head for years about being labeled as a wanna be rapper I never started anything. Ever since I heard Snoop and Dre as a kid I have been thinking in rhymes. This video is very helpful for my journey.
To any rappers watching this don’t quit keep going❤I wish you all the best of success 🦋
U2❤
Same to you, brother
Thanks mang
Thank you ❤️
We will get there n success to u too
Hey you, yeah you. Im proud of you for working so hard. Remember to take breaks every once in a while though. Dont stress it, motivation will come. Stay safe and take care of yourself ❤
✊
Good video taking notes along the way!
Thank u so much bruh....U are a BLESSING 🔥🔥❤️
Just what i needed to hear🤝
The one and only thing that comes up in my mind right now is gratitude for that I say I'm so grateful for having discovered these tips with you 🙏🇨🇩
Right here right NOW! ❤
Thank you 🙏
Really interesting video, hoping it helps our young rappers!
my biggest mistake is not study more of the craft. i know its more than just putting a bunch of works on a piece of paper (or phone). But i do wanna learn how to craft my bars, create better feels to the music and honestly stand out more. but marketing is a critical skill i do wanna learn
thanks bro
thx man
Nice video
Great video good information!
Glad it was helpful!
@@HowToRapOfficialcheck my music I’m next I got my own sound
I want to invest in quality production but I don’t have the money atm, is it ok to record with a basic mic in my bedroom to get my name out there for the time being?
Look Here Boy This is What Rappers Are Made OF
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If you want to do more networking, you can also join different apps. There are several you just type in battle rap into the search bar and they’ll pop up. You can challenger the artist, Judge music and get yourself, judge and critiqued. They are also weekly competitions.
Such as
like what
Rap fame
Like you said we have to read more book to train our minds to throw some words we don't know
is it okay to release your tape that is using alot of inspiration from one artist because i’ve noticed that alot of artists do
My mistake was not having the consistency and work ethic. Not because I wasn't motivated, I just suffered with horrible writers block for a couple months and was trying to think of new and also original content so my flows and cadences all don't sound the same on every track I put out.
But I finally got my spark back and I have been working on my new album that is soon to be released once it gets fully mastered. A lotta people don't think about the importance of consistency or originality so thank you for bringing these topics up.
Do you have any tips on how to deal with writers block
Im extremely good at rapping because im the autistic homie who grew up listening to snoop and biggie and becoming good at rapping became what i wanted to do with my life. At 24 i dont know who id be if i wasnt good at rapping. With everyone in my life making me feel other or lesser for my aspergers, becoming a great rapper gave me a community to be a part of.
Lemme hear something then
That's the link to my spotify
If you are always giving more than you take you are never getting and you will always stay behind. I love advice but it’s hard for it not to be artificial when we all have seen that in action deception wins, especially when it comes to this specifically
You must be write lyrics also on all video because we are from different countries and we don't understand perfectly English language
Being inconsistent would be my mistake. I used to always write songs. Sometimes record it
on the last one #10 i cant even make that mistake because i started rapping 3 months ago
The perfectionist thing as a crutch to take working on music easy is a HUGE issue for me
I made hit song by just flowing his instructions on how to write song
SA 🇿🇦 first &Last
Shoutout to Mr one track mind.
SA in the house
hold on, jay electronica is also an legend isnt he?
Miscommunication and stopped performing for a while
As long as you get back in bro I believe in you
How d fug like big rockstars and rappers stay at they own pace other rappers be wildin wat
My biggest mistake is fear 😢
Nobody ever mentions how you should
File for BMI
& File for sound scan
& File for tune core like
Why doesn't a single channel go over these subjects it's ridiculous
I made almost all of them 😢
Missing my words
Not study the craft😔
Inconsistancy kinda but my music does sound fire
Dont bring drugs to the airport and then ingest them all in an attempt to hide the drugs from security.
Dats fucked up😂
can i rap if im not black?
Ofc you can
First
Ty they gyggygygyygyg tatt
Target targeting kids, like bullsey. Spit a rhyme right there cause to me imma cool guy. Why indoctrinate the kids, are you sick....
Like dude why?
They cancel the child's parents for parenting, these fools high.
They try that ish on my kids, its lights out...not going to say it four, three or even two times.
In fact miss me with that bull ish altogether, stay outta my proximity like shoo fly shoo fly
-Dom'sBarZ
"How about the people that wanna be like Drake"
How about the people that Drake wanna be like? Isn't he like a copycat? Try being like them instead. Be inspired by more original rappers instead of being a copycat of a copycat. THat's my advice
Inconsistency
Poor stage presences
AGAIN, good quotes "from other motivational and artist interview videos" that "How To Rap" is talking about here but it's just RE-HASHED sayings and advice. All to sell his rapping course "that both links in the description goes to." Dude, you only needed one link, seriously. I swear to ALL you new rappers out there THIS is exactly why you're not getting anywhere. You're spending money on these fu*king worthless courses and not spending time in your DAW's making mistakes, correcting them, getting the sound that YOU want, etc. There's PLENTY of great rapping books for sale you can purchase that are more valuable than ANY of the UA-cam courses here and you just need to PUT SHIT OUT and learn as you go. This is how MOST big time rappers started. NO ONE starts out like an eminem or Taylor Swift (sinces she's the biggest women performer right now. Yes people if you want to be a music producer it means learning more than just making music. Sorry to burst your bubble for what you mentors, teachers, or courses have been telling you). Anyway, I said my peace and this will be deleted soon. Hopefully at least one person got to read it and saved his money and got to work on his own because use beginners have it tough enough as it is without worrying if what were considering purchasing is a scam or not because we're thinking it probably is.
@@PaytonMollo In my opinion you use what ever you need to, or have access to, to create your music and get it out. But that's the MOST important thing is JUST GET IT OUT. I'm going the Politcian rapper route because it fits me at this point in my life. And my favorite rapper "in this space" I went back and checked his ver first UA-cam post and his rapping definitely could use improving. This was 7 years ago and today he's worth $12 million. So, I call that learning as you go. If you're not getting music out then no one knows you! I spend a whole week going through UA-cam FL Studio tutorials for music producing, FL Studio, etc, and didn't learn shit about making beats or being a music producer. But I pretty much mastered FL Studio because these channels were doing more of that than actually creating music. I don't call "You making beats in a DAW and people watching you" as teaching them music producing. What if they have questions "because you didn't explain a DAM THING?" Then you're just SOL. If you need MORE training then I'm selling a course "click link in the description?" Fu*k that. If this video is any indication of how you teach then I'm hanging onto my money for something a little better 4-SHO!!!
Sorry but I forgot to add that I'm learning everything on my own "even social media marketing myself" and look at my subscribers? In about a week I got 3 subs with not ONE video or anything posted at ALL. Just my about tab and I did marketing on Twitter. I have even started my Instagram or Facebook marketing yet. This is what I'm saying people GET OUT THERE AND SO SHIT if you want to succeed or see any results.
@@EnigmaticRapper how do I master fl studio
@@PaytonMollo FL Studio is a DAW (Digital Audio Work) station. It's software that you use to make music, beats, sound design, etc.
There's no reason for you to delete this but I don't think that this channel is completely useless. Also you don't have to justify putting Taylor next to Em they're both legends