Hip Hop, betta in english or vernacular?
#1
Posted 07 October 2005 - 06:33 PM
#2
Posted 08 October 2005 - 08:10 AM
#3
Posted 08 October 2005 - 09:44 AM

"twenty six force - criminal course - feel no remorse"
ya'll niggaz sound like me...now everbody tryna rhyme like the K.I.D...ha its all good..
#4 Guest_AddictiveSoul_*
Posted 09 October 2005 - 02:00 PM
Skwatta>> those would be the cats you can bash over for using vernac just to fill their bars, Addz... and it's boring coz they be using the same ol' words like "tswape, s'gama.." yadda yadda yadda :roll: ( like i once explained to ya, remember...
Gotta give it up to peeps like HHP, Morafe, Stoan (all from Maf town might i add *raisin my flag* lol)
Prokid...i dont even gotta say it. Boy's got it on lock.
#5
Posted 09 October 2005 - 06:51 PM
Proverb is kickin assHe aint commercial like government condomz..
2005 AHH's Best Lyricist/Battle King...Now take it like a man!!
#6
Posted 10 October 2005 - 06:48 AM
Here in the Vaal, we got pips who come with hardcore Sotho in their Poetry...pips like Mojalefa from Ntjapedi (He's being makin some appearances on the media!) He has worked with Optical Illusion on the track "Ha ke fihla(Track 7)" from the "Definitive Album" which got more airplay!
Now what i prefer is...if you are to rhyme in English or Vernac, do it with realness, dont be chasin rhymes like "Dollar and Phola" cos that shit turns me to an ignorant militant! :lol:
"The sky is not the limit, but your attitude is..." Prof David Block
-JeaH-
#7
Posted 10 October 2005 - 09:40 AM
rhymetodie said:
to me feel's like restrictin maself...like sayin i want only them to listen to ma ish...nah...gimme the whole world baby...
"for financial security I neva lose ma tribal intergrity"...addict
sup Soul :wink:

"twenty six force - criminal course - feel no remorse"
ya'll niggaz sound like me...now everbody tryna rhyme like the K.I.D...ha its all good..
#8
Posted 10 October 2005 - 10:53 AM
Chaka Chaka Music!
#9
Posted 10 October 2005 - 11:39 AM
ps: Dollar Phola. HA HA HA, that's funny!
#10
Posted 10 October 2005 - 12:33 PM
TeeZeR said:
that is usually my weakness when i rhyme in vernac, but yeah im tryin to avoid it
#11
Posted 10 October 2005 - 01:58 PM
rhymetodie said:
I think it is fine to have a perfect balance between English and vernac.Which is what Prokid is doing Synchronizing every line for perfection I dont think there is a cat realer than Prokid cause seems you dont have respect for him.The album heads and tails was only a Quater of Prokid's talent He could have done better but remember he is signed to Gallo they dont want some hard influencial Hiphop for heads they want big sales so that when he goes 2 Cape,Durbz or Jozi a 30 000 crowd everyone singing Woza uzobona.Proverb cant do that with 'Microphone sweet home' he said it one time.On the other side Proverb is on Outrageous a hiphop record Co. where he can express whichever way he wants with a hiphop essence.Imagine if he was on Outrageous.
Check out 'They fell' for a little satis
#12
Posted 10 October 2005 - 04:55 PM
1) Rhyming techniques: PoKid is more versatile in terms of that, ProVerb uses the same style over and over...
2) Punchlines...Both ill...yet ProKid's punches are in a versatile form!
3) WordPlay...That's construction of ProVerb's verses, ProKid also got most on his tracks!
So with this comparison...it is clear that you dont need to rhyme in english or vernac only to deliver a good verse, but can use the two to jus do so! But jus be sure to deliver a good verse!
"The sky is not the limit, but your attitude is..." Prof David Block
-JeaH-
#13
Posted 10 October 2005 - 06:52 PM
but for all ya to feel it :roll:
i better mix with English. :P
#14
Posted 10 October 2005 - 07:44 PM
We betta mix English n Vernac jst don't over use it....Don't eva 4get where ya From...
2005 AHH's Best Lyricist/Battle King...Now take it like a man!!
#15 Guest_AddictiveSoul_*
Posted 11 October 2005 - 08:37 AM
Then again, that could be just coz my Zulu is sketchy lol...
Nah but i get what you sayin...
Lwazi, sorry for jackin your thread bruh, but i gotta say this...
1) I got the latest hype issue yesterday, and one of the articles is about beef in hiphop and its significance... What do ya'll think: is beef healthy competition that helps you sustain your skill, or is it just foul shyt in your opinion, that the cold-hearted Mcz start up so they can destroy somebody's career/rep?
2) in the same article, we're hit with the disturbing and embarrassing fact...that alot of our Mzansi Mcz.... can't freestyle and therefore couldnt survive 2 second in a battle!
Selwyn (whom, along with his 2 'henchmen' is the greediest nig.ga in the game) came up with the most shallow and pathetic excuse, along the lines of "battling is childish and i wouldnt do it unless i got paid for it" :roll:
Slik straight up confessed that he can't freestyle and Zubz said he could do a battle if he were given time to prepare/write something before hand...
wtf :roll:
Holla bak
*wavin at addict :wink: *:arrow:
#16
Posted 11 October 2005 - 08:55 AM
what they be doin when chillin with they boy's...oh dikstylin..lol...i hear cats who r big like nas,L boggie, coz they natural at that sh-t...now u tryna big...what if they ask u at som radio station tryna promote yo sh-t...beef...healthy 4 biz 4 skillz 4 fan base aswell...but dont com up with sh-t like ma rhymes-ma word play-i paint pictures..fuck dat...hit me...
:wink:

"twenty six force - criminal course - feel no remorse"
ya'll niggaz sound like me...now everbody tryna rhyme like the K.I.D...ha its all good..
#17
Posted 11 October 2005 - 09:40 AM
#18
Posted 11 October 2005 - 12:09 PM
AddictiveSoul said:
For me...everyone has something to write about...and beef is jus one of those things. Some MCs are just good at dissin...and these are the very MCs that always spark out beef! Without it...their careers would jus collapse! I mean...a beefin MC is jus good interms of entertainment...it's jus like a strip club, you jus go there whenever you wanna fiddle with your hormones! So you jus lieten to them whenever you wanna laugh or maybe listen to hip-hop in a battling tip!
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Okay my opinion, in general...SA MCs(mainstream + most underground) cant freestyle! If they try it...they are wack! Hidden Force(fools...bt Hoodlum is mah man) , Skwatta, H2O, and many others, they always kick scripts, even one day in Rap Activity Jam Hidden Force had the courage to say they no longer get time to freestyle! This is destructive to our industry, imagine if Ja Rule knew this when he got here!
"The sky is not the limit, but your attitude is..." Prof David Block
-JeaH-
#19
Posted 11 October 2005 - 12:41 PM
TeeZeR said:
AddictiveSoul said:
For me...everyone has something to write about...and beef is jus one of those things. Some MCs are just good at dissin...and these are the very MCs that always spark out beef! Without it...their careers would jus collapse! I mean...a beefin MC is jus good interms of entertainment...it's jus like a strip club, you jus go there whenever you wanna fiddle with your hormones! So you jus lieten to them whenever you wanna laugh or maybe listen to hip-hop in a battling tip!
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Okay my opinion, in general...SA MCs(mainstream + most underground) cant freestyle! If they try it...they are wack! Hidden Force(fools...bt Hoodlum is mah man) , Skwatta, H2O, and many others, they always kick scripts, even one day in Rap Activity Jam Hidden Force had the courage to say they no longer get time to freestyle! This is destructive to our industry, imagine if Ja Rule knew this when he got here!
Word!....These Cats these Dayz!!..Even around here..they don't wanna battle me..They start runnin coz they knw they loose right away..On tha Freestyle tip these cats aint ticklin ma fancy..Thts why i Like Proverb he throwz freestyles...Battlin shuld be fun not something you wanna get recognition by coz at tha end of the day one day u'll loose....Bt one more thing jst coz u can't freestyle it doesn't mean u can't rap either..lol
2005 AHH's Best Lyricist/Battle King...Now take it like a man!!
#20
Posted 11 October 2005 - 02:48 PM
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