Cassidy on Drake's Rap Style vs. Kendrick Lamar's: Drake's Got A Lot of Styles (Part 14)

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In this clip, Coach PR started asking Cassidy to break down Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s rhyming styles, and Cassidy started off speaking about Drake’s versatility. Cassidy pointed out that Drake doesn’t even have to even rhyme words to come off smooth, and he added that he never rhymes one-syllable. Cassidy added that he sees rhyming one-syllable as “cheating,” and he explained that he’s critical of other artists because he’s so hard on himself. From there, Cassidy spoke about his podcast, where he will break down different songs by each bar. After a breakdown on the difficulty of rhyming words with multiple syllables, Cassidy stated that Fabolous, Griselda, and Eminem can do that, but he added that it’s rare.
Interview by: Coach PR

[@SpazoDomingo]

I would watch a Cassidy podcast where he breaks down rhymes

[@litosway9875]

I appreciate him breaking it down and teaching people what true lyricist do and how rare they are. “Drake got a lot of styles and I don’t know where he gets them from” 😂😂😂 am I the only one who caught that??

[@scrapdooley]

Kendrick is waaaay more lyrical then DRAKE

[@brianwestbrook2041]

Cass is so stuck on syllables - there's things that are just as complex like - Jay-Z with double entendres or Tupac holding notes and using his tone or Biggie's cadence or Ludacris' vocal inflections to add dynamics to a verse or Andre 3000 ending his lines with the first syllable and starting the next line with the second syllable or Lupe speaking in multiple points of views in the same song or Bone Thugs rapping fast with melody and harmony or articulating emotion like DMX

[@user-fq4qy1kb6z]

Drake don’t have a particular style because he don’t write them

[@justadrum]

Just picturing Cass listening to a Drake album by himself and thinking “Damn…where he get all these styles from? This is incredible” 😂😂😂

[@treball8230]

Drake has mastered human behavior. He can rap in any style, but this generation doesn’t appreciate lyrics the same way. That’s why a lot of his songs have been more simple now. He adapts with the times.

[@researchedhealthinfo5443]

You would obviously have a lot of styles if you have a legion of people writing for you.

[@erizz9906]

He’s too into himself 💯😐. One Astrology - Photography 🎤🤷🏽‍♂️. Okay, we got it. Tell US ABOUT DRAKE and KENDRICK Bro!!! 😒

[@stephaniereggler9365]

His is literally cutting a lane for himself. He has just broke down the science of rapping. He has just become a teacher. This is great for hip hop

[@Gibbs2Go]

Imagine if Cass taught poetry in high school:

[@terenceroberson8757]

Cassidy is like the English teacher of rap!💯

[@rellyWrotethat]

fab was really the best at multi syllable raps - he would rhyme 7 syllable set for damn near a whole verse and it would never sound forced always effortless

[@LukeReneMusic]

High level multi syllable rap he’s breaking down right here 🫡

[@vladtv]

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[@jamaulx]

He definitely is a master wordsmith he can teach your class on this

[@ispeakmucho]

As an emcee since 87 when i was 7 i easily get and agree with what he is saying. Im more surprised that many people don't naturally realize this and its the main problem as to why back in my day only us serious emcees said we rapped and nowadays anybody, literally anyone can say they can "rap" and get away with it.

[@maurianobaruso5859]

Cassidy is describing true rap talent compared to being a good entertainer using rap

[@scrapdooley]

Cassidy need to teach a class on BARS!

[@aye_dee5]

I'm glad somebody knows how to break this down...I get frustrated trying to explain this to the people around me