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The term "Lyrical" is thrown around A LOT in the Hip Hop community, so I wanted to ask everyone what they consider to be "Lyrical" as many people consider being lyrical to mean different things. Even Jay-Z has said in an interview that being lyrical is subjective.
Many of you I'm sure already know my thoughts lol. What I consider to be lyrical comes just from the basis of the word "Lyrics" implying a heavy focus on the actual words in the song, complex rhyme schemes, multiple syllable rhyming, ect. To me being lyrical isn't only about the actual flow as it is about word usage and how you put them together.
Examples: Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Andre 3000, Nas, Rakim, Jay Z-(back in the day)
The term "Lyrical" is thrown around A LOT in the Hip Hop community, so I wanted to ask everyone what they consider to be "Lyrical" as many people consider being lyrical to mean different things. Even Jay-Z has said in an interview that being lyrical is subjective.
Many of you I'm sure already know my thoughts lol. What I consider to be lyrical comes just from the basis of the word "Lyrics" implying a heavy focus on the actual words in the song, complex rhyme schemes, multiple syllable rhyming, ect. To me being lyrical isn't only about the actual flow as it is about word usage and how you put them together.
Examples: Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Andre 3000, Nas, Rakim, Jay Z-(back in the day)
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