How To Rap Like Eminem For Beginners (Rap Tips + Examples)

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In this video, we're going to give you a rap tutorial on how to rap for beginners by showing how to rap like Eminem. This will help if you've wanted. to know how to start rapping, how to write a song like Eminem, how to be a rapper, and how to start a rap song like Slim Shady himself. Enjoy!

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Beginner To Expert In 5 Steps
Now, as we start this process, I want to make sure you’re able to get the most value out of this article…

…So we’ve organized this article as a “countdown” with the hardest content at the end, so be sure to stay for the whole article…

So that you are able to follow along the journey of information on Eminem and go from beginner to expert, hopefully, just through the content of this video.

With that being said… let’s start with number 5 and then work our way to the most advanced topics on Shady.

#5 Background Sounds (“Ad-Libs”)
The first thing that will instantly make your music sound more like Eminem if you’re trying to learn how to rap like him…

…Or if you’re a fan that wonders why you’re so fascinated with his tracks…

…Is to understand his usage of background noise, known as “ad-libs” in order to “fill out the track” of his rap songs.

“Ad-Libs” As Background Noise
An easy way to think of an ad-lib is that it’s noise or voices in the “background” of the rap that helps either fill out the “dead space” of the instrumental or helps ENLIVEN the content of the main rap.

So, if Eminem for example references a chainsaw in a song – which he does very often – when you listen to his rap, double-check if you don’t actually HEAR a chainsaw in the background. You usually will.

If Eminem mentions his daughter Haley… which again he does very often… check again and I bet you’ll hear a baby’s voice (and sometime HER actual voice) in the background.

Those are known as ad-libs.

Almost as common if not more common than having sounds in the background of his raps, Eminem always makes copious use of actual VOICES as ad-libs.

“Ad-Libs” As Background Voices
The most common version of this is where he will create a “character” or reference a celebrity and then have a vocal “impersonation” of the character or celebrity in the background.

Three very useful tracks to see this in action are:

“Guilty Conscience”
“My Fault”
“Criminal”
All throughout those tracks, he is having “characters” like the girl in “My Fault” or the many characters of “Guilty Conscience” and “Criminal” to “act out” the lyrics he’s saying in the main vocal.

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#4 Voices and Characters
Which brings us to step #4… adding impersonations and characters in your rap.

Although several major rappers do voices in their raps occasionally… we’ve certainly heard J. Cole and Kendrick do them on tracks…

It is more common for rappers to just have their “main voice” be the vast majority of the track.

In contrast, Eminem is constantly “acting out characters” whether that be an actual celebrity…

…Remember the many Christopher Reeves impressions he did…

…Or somebody Shady completely made up like Ken Kaniff.

If you want to utilize a similar style to Eminem, you’ll have to work on your ability to create different voices, practice accents, and how you think somebody would sound if they had the job you’re describing such as The Preacher on “Criminal”.

What adding voices and characters does for Eminem’s raps is that add an audiovisual component into the rap that many other rappers lack.

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