Sentence examples for to make a rap from inspiring English sources
I saw it as a cheap shot for them to make a rap record because it puts them back into the culture they're trying to get out of.
The idea was never to make a rap record, it was to make my record – a record that I'd want to listen to in 10 years' time".
To make a rap friend: Bill Clinton, who spoke yesterday of Lil' Wayne, about to be released from prison, in words that could just as easily apply to election night's winners or losers: "This guy's smart and he's got ability and he's got a new chance now….
"And she said, 'Joey, wouldn't this be a great idea to make a rap record?' " Using Joey Robinson as a talent scout, she found three young, unknown rappers in Englewood — Big Bank Hank, Wonder Mike and Master Gee — and persuaded them to record improvised rhymes as the Sugarhill Gang (sometimes rendered as Sugar Hill Gang) over a nearly 15-minute rhythm track adapted from Chic's "Good Times".
To make a rap friend: Bill Clinton, who spoke yesterday of Lil' Wayne, about to be released from prison, in words that could just as easily apply to election night's winners or losers: "This guy's smart and he's got ability and he's got a new chance now.... a lot of them have had tough lives and they almost think it's cool to get in trouble every now and then or they don't know how to stay out.
This particular meeting had been called by the rapper KRS-One, who recently founded an education project called Human Education Against Lies and was proposing to make a collaborative rap record and video to raise money for it.
"The goal behind this was to make a mainstream rap video that appeals to the masses," said Lanman in a phone conversation from New Haven.
It's hard to overstate the bravery of Benazir Bhutto, but one way to commemorate it is to make a very average rap song about her, as her daughter has done, then overlay a heavy and constant buzzing, and karaoke-esque scrolling lyrics at the bottom of the screen that rarely, if ever, match up with the song.
"Atlanta" shows that Glover doesn't need to write verses in order to make a profound impact in rap — after all, one of this year's greatest hip-hop success stories has been that of DJ Khaled, a masterly connector of people and a savvy Snapchat user, who made a No. 1 album not by rapping or producing but by assembling his most powerful musician friends for a compilation.
He even had time to make a brief foray into rap music.
