I was someone who loved rap from the first day I heard it, whether it was American, or Papiamentu (Curaçao) rap. So I must say a lot of Curaçaoan rapper like Yazzer G, MostaMan, and many more inspired me and most of my friends to start rapping freestyle against each other just for fun.
It was then I realized I had a skill to rap, and I always liked American rappers like: Eminem, 50 cent, Nas, and Tupac. I didn't have the connection back then when I wanted to rap, so that's why I didn't make raps until 2013/2014. In 2013 I met a friend who helped me mix most of my songs, which is Shurandy Windster. He is also producer of most of my track's beats. So that is when I really started with all this as a hobby, and take rap more seriously. I must say writing rap songs is really fun for me, is my way to be creative. It really relieves both stress, and anger. I learned much more in 2013, and I'm still learning more about Hip Hop and Rap..Rap is way more complicated than I thought it was, and way more difficult. To be succesfull in rap you need to have a unique flow, interesting and creative story, where by ever bars have to rhyme. You finally nailed off all of this, the beat also have to somewhat have to relate to the whole rap you wrote. For example, you can't have a sad rap on hard trap beat. Stuff like that, which seems pretty logical when you think about it. But most new rappers that fail doesn't reflect on these thought. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.