Freestyle Rap Battle Tips
Freestyle rap battle advice is hard to get by. As a ten year veteran fight rapper who wins about 80% of my battles, I determined to share about usable tips that have aided me live the battle rap circuit.
Focus on specifics. Generally, the more specific your punchlines are, the harder they hit. Try and chooes things about your opponent that aren't immediately obvious. For example, I once battled a guy with an Oakland A's baseball cap. Rather than talk trash about the A's- which wouldn't be a good idea in Oakland- I began to list off nasty words about him that start with the letter A, such as "arrogant, asinine, and atrocious" not to mention a few others that don';t belong in print. This brings me to my next point...
Win the crowd. Most freestyle rap battle tournaments are based on audience vote. Even those that are decided by judges are still heavily influenced by the crowd. The lesson from this? You aren't there to beat a rapper; you're there to win the crowd. To do this, avoid saying stupid things aimed at the audience. If I had bagged on the A's the crowd would have turned on me, which is why I kept it specific without losing the crowd in my freestyle.
Be prepared. Anyone who's battled for a while knows the importance of scoping out the competitor. If I'm in a room full of MC's, think me, I see every combat and effort to get up with punchlines about each MC. Apparently, I spend more time concentrating on the best ones, as there's a greater opportunity I'll battle them at some point! Having merely a a few minutes ahead getting up on stage can help you come up with a few one liners that just may acquire the rap battle for you.
Display no mercy... most of the time. There is a very thin line in a freestyle rap fight between entertaining and abusive. Generally, you can be as ruthless as you want supplied it's interesting. We all recognise someone who can say anything and take away with it; try and be that guy when you're on present. There are a few times when laying off a subject will score you big points. For example, MTV hosted a rap struggle where one of the MC's was blind. The guy who battled him, Swan, poked fun at the guys small stature, his goofy clothes and weak way. He didn't get fun of the kids sightlessness (except saying "I'm a take you outside and rob you blind"). If he had, he would have lost the crowd in a nanosecond. But he didn't and won the battle based on merit. A dope freestyler can rap about anything; he proved he could steer it away from the most obvious points.
With this freestyle rap battle advice you should be fit to mark high marks the future time your on degree.
Focus on specifics. Generally, the more specific your punchlines are, the harder they hit. Try and chooes things about your opponent that aren't immediately obvious. For example, I once battled a guy with an Oakland A's baseball cap. Rather than talk trash about the A's- which wouldn't be a good idea in Oakland- I began to list off nasty words about him that start with the letter A, such as "arrogant, asinine, and atrocious" not to mention a few others that don';t belong in print. This brings me to my next point...
Win the crowd. Most freestyle rap battle tournaments are based on audience vote. Even those that are decided by judges are still heavily influenced by the crowd. The lesson from this? You aren't there to beat a rapper; you're there to win the crowd. To do this, avoid saying stupid things aimed at the audience. If I had bagged on the A's the crowd would have turned on me, which is why I kept it specific without losing the crowd in my freestyle.
Be prepared. Anyone who's battled for a while knows the importance of scoping out the competitor. If I'm in a room full of MC's, think me, I see every combat and effort to get up with punchlines about each MC. Apparently, I spend more time concentrating on the best ones, as there's a greater opportunity I'll battle them at some point! Having merely a a few minutes ahead getting up on stage can help you come up with a few one liners that just may acquire the rap battle for you.
Display no mercy... most of the time. There is a very thin line in a freestyle rap fight between entertaining and abusive. Generally, you can be as ruthless as you want supplied it's interesting. We all recognise someone who can say anything and take away with it; try and be that guy when you're on present. There are a few times when laying off a subject will score you big points. For example, MTV hosted a rap struggle where one of the MC's was blind. The guy who battled him, Swan, poked fun at the guys small stature, his goofy clothes and weak way. He didn't get fun of the kids sightlessness (except saying "I'm a take you outside and rob you blind"). If he had, he would have lost the crowd in a nanosecond. But he didn't and won the battle based on merit. A dope freestyler can rap about anything; he proved he could steer it away from the most obvious points.
With this freestyle rap battle advice you should be fit to mark high marks the future time your on degree.
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