Rap Song Tutorial
Invent Your Style: Crafting Beats & Ambitions
Lyrics
Step 1: Choose your drums
Initiating the process of creating a rap song by selecting drum beats.
Step 2: Assemble your drums
Putting together the chosen drum beats for the song.
Step 3: Add your melody
Adding a melody to complement the assembled drums.
Step 4: Write a hook
Creating a catchy chorus or section that repeats in the song.
Step 5: Record your hook
Recording the previously written hook or chorus.
Yeah, yeah, new chores, got some bread in mind
Introducing new responsibilities or challenges, expressing a desire for success.
I want the two-doors, ain't no givin' rides
Expressing a desire for a specific type of car and independence.
Oh, you wanna fight me? You can get in line
Challenging others to fight but suggesting they wait in line.
You can have your own steez, I invented mines
Asserting individuality and originality in personal style.
Yeah, new chores, got some bread in mind
Reiteration of new responsibilities and financial goals.
I want the new Rollie, but the simple kind
Expressing a desire for a new Rolex watch but a simpler model.
Oh, you wanna fight me? You can get in line
Repeating the challenge to fight, suggesting a confidence in oneself.
The way I walk around, you'd think I invented time, yeah
Describing a confident and unique way of walking, perhaps implying influence.
Step 6: Mix and add your hook
Continuation of the creative process by mixing and incorporating the hook into the song.
New chores, got some bread in mind
Reiteration of responsibilities and financial aspirations.
I want the two-doors, ain't no givin' rides
Expressing a desire for a specific type of car again.
Oh, you wanna fight me? You can get in line
Challenging others to fight, suggesting a readiness to defend oneself.
You can have your own steez, I invented mines, yeah
Emphasizing the importance of individual style and creativity.
Yeah, new chores, got some bread in mind
Reiteration of new responsibilities and financial goals.
I want the new Rollie, but the simple kind
Expressing a desire for a new Rolex watch, maintaining a preference for simplicity.
Oh, you wanna fight me? You can get in line
Repeating the challenge to fight, reinforcing self-confidence.
The way I walk around, you'd think I invented time, yeah
Describing a confident and influential way of walking, possibly emphasizing personal impact on time.
Step 7: Repeat with verse
Encouraging the repetition of the creative process with a verse.
New chores, yeah, "New Freezer" shit
Introducing new responsibilities and wealth, referencing a popular song ("New Freezer").
New nigga, you can tell by my demeanor
Highlighting a change in identity or status through demeanor.
I'm just thinkin' ahead, stackin' big boy chips
Thinking ahead and accumulating significant wealth.
Left arm four time the size on some Hellboy shit
Symbolizing a lavish lifestyle with a reference to the size of the left arm.
My son gon' want his gadgets too, on some Elroy shit
Anticipating providing luxury items for the speaker's son.
And he'll be workin' for that tool on some bellboy shit
Projecting a future where the son works for success.
I'll be drape-draped up like Joaquin in Her
Describing a fashionable appearance, possibly referencing the movie "Her."
Maybe throw some threes on so they don't think I defer
Addition of a detail (throwing threes) to avoid misinterpretation.
Oh my god
An exclamation, possibly in reaction to the speaker's own thoughts or realizations.
Congratulations, you have made one rap song
Announcing the completion of a rap song, marking a milestone.
Repeat 10 to 12 times to create a rap album
Providing guidance on the repetition process to create a full rap album.
New chores, got some bread in mind
Reiteration of new responsibilities and financial aspirations.
I want the two-doors, ain't no givin' rides
Expressing a desire for a specific type of car once again.
Oh, you wanna fight me? You can get in line
Challenging others to fight, maintaining a confident stance.
You can have your own steez, I invented mines, yeah
Emphasizing the importance of individual style and creativity, similar to earlier lines.
Yeah, new chores, got some bread in mind
Reiteration of new responsibilities and financial goals.
I want the new Rollie, but the simple kind
Expressing a desire for a new Rolex watch, reiterating a preference for simplicity.
Oh, you wanna fight me? You can get in line
Repeating the challenge to fight, emphasizing continued self-confidence.
The way I walk around, you'd think I invented time, yeah
Highlighting the speaker's impactful and influential presence, possibly suggesting a mastery over time.
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