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Becoming a rapper now adays is harder than people think. There are all these tutorials to become a better rapper, but none that show how to become a rapper. With the help of my family I have figured it out and the key is to be ØPĖÑ MĮŃDĖD. Not a closed mind.

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The MC’s, as we’ve discussed beforehand, played a major role in the production and growth of rap and how it branched out of The Bronx.

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And what do ya know, the DJ’s did indeed follow the “Unite with one another” saying and came together with themselves and each other.

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Afrika Bambaataa was crucial to the development and later after he was a designated leader he started DJ’ing more in his life and he was better than people gave him credit for. His main message to the people of The Bronx, later New York and lastly, the world, was to be peaceful and just to unite as one.

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They both learned tips and tricks from each other on how to better perfect the way they spun the record. They later inspired someone else who wasn’t necessarily a DJ, but an organizer of the empire known as the Zulu Nation.

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DJ Kool Herc!

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Grandmaster was very popular and was inspired to spin by the one and only......

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You know the real rap days where everything was good was the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s where the DJs reigned supreme.

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I don’t think I told you guys where rap came from. Little did you guys know that it originated from The Bronx, and it actually has a twist. Three DJs from The Bronx united together to reach one a teach one to learn more tricks about how to expertly soon record on a turntable, and while they mastered an infinite beat, they would later take it to a party and let people dance to the continuous beat made by the DJ, and they called the continuous beat made by the DJ “The Get Down Part”.

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All I gotta say for now

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But a way that I can make my dream happen today is to maybe audition for the talent show  but I would rather not do that. Ummmmmm there’s a YouTube video of me rapping a song that I’ve written

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Just some lyrics that needed to be expressed

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Something that I’ve learned over my lifetime is to be careful with what you say/do and who you trust

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What would we need to do to bring rap music back into the limelight?

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How could rap music be brought back? By that I mean the old school that was to cool and was holding all the rule.