7 Rap Flow Secrets That Show You How To Rap Better!

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Rap Flow Truth #1: You DON’T Have To Be “Born With It”
One of the most demotivating things you read in comment boxes of some of our How To Rap videos is people saying “You’re either born with it or you’re not”…

…Usually when I look these people up they either

DON’T make music at all and are just talking nonsense
HAVEN’T coached anyone to rap in their life (whereas I’ve coached 1000s)
DO make music and it’s terrible
The fact of the matter is that music, rhythm, cadence are not NATURAL evolutionary skills the way that like running or something is.

…That doesn’t mean that some people don’t PICK IT UP quicker than others, but it means that you don’t have to believe if it’s DIFFICULT for you at first, that you won’t master it.

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Rap Flow Truth #2: Learning Simpler Flows Then Building Up Is Best
I don’t know if I’ve ever admitted this before but the real way I learned rap flow was from 2Pac.

I spent about two years writing rap and somewhat inherently knowing I was off beat but I couldn’t figure out what the problem was until I started listening to 2Pac alot…

…And I noticed his bars always ended roughly at the same spot, and his verses felt very organized.

As I studied more I realized that he was organizing his rhymes and “flow” into a simple, to follow structure that I could emulate and then pepper in more complex flows as a got better.

After making that realized I was able to “ride” the beat easily after only a few months.

If you are struggling with staying on beat, one of the best ways to learn is take a simpler, old school rapper and master THEIR flow and then you can speed up.

You can even hear the development of rappers like Eminem in this way.

If you check out his early Infinite album or even up to Marshall Mathers LP… his flow was much simpler, and as he kept rapping even as an adult… he became more complex over time.

If you keep rapping you will ALSO speed up but you first must master a simpler flow to “learn your way around a beat”…

…Then you can expand your repertoire.

If you want to speed up that process even more, we have a free rap flow techniques playlist that you can check out by clicking HERE where we’ll walk you through how to choose a flow for a beat, counting out, and much more.

Rap Flow Truth #3: Write To The Beat Or Your Flow Will Sound Wack
This is another common debate I get into with beginning students.

I didn’t even think this was an actual issue until I began taking on clients and overtime I would notice certain clients’ flow would sound FULLY out of sink with the beat…

…When I asked them what they were doing they would often say, “I wrote the song and then found a beat I liked” as opposed to WROTE to the actual bed of music…

…This does NOT work when you are learning how to rap.

The only way you can get away with it is when you are already an advanced rapper and you have a simple “internalized flow” that people can make beats TOO…

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