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Kendrick Lamar: Thousands. I done lost hard drives. Hard drives from ā05, ā06ā¦ we never got them back. Took it to San Francisco to get it fixed, never got fixedā¦
Itās a need to never be content or to be comfortable. You always want to continue to grow so, whatever that challenge is, Iām looking for it.ā
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Full Article On Kendrick Lamar Teaches How To Write Rap Songs Faster In 3 Steps: medium.com/@HowToRap/kendrick-lamar-teaches-how-toā¦
In this clip, Kendrick Lamar discusses the necessary mentality for rappers and even creatives in any endeavor to succeed in their chosen craft:
Outwork your competition and youāll outpace their success
In a second weāll see Kendrick develop his thoughts in this clip on how to write rap songs fasterā¦
But the fact that Kendrick Lamar has hard drives full of rap going back to 2005, more than 15 years ago, and STILL has that hungry creative edge to write better and better rapsā¦
Tells you everything you need to know on why heās in the top discussions for #1 rappers in the game right now.
In this article, weāll use clips directly from Kendrick Lamar himself on his writing process, artistic motivations, and much moreā¦
But with that said, letās lock in on the first step from this clip taught by Kendrick on how to write rap songs faster:
Obsession Leads To Inspiration
āBig Boy: Do you feel like you wrote your best verse yet?
Kendrick Lamar: No. Iām always searching for that.
Big Boy: When you write Kendrick, do you write in the head or on a device?
Kendrick Lamar: All three. However I can get to it, might just jump on the mic, might get a pen and just a tablet right (here).ā ā Kendrick Lamar Interview, 1:24ā1:44
Rappers and artists of all styles often get mislead into thinking that we have to āwait for inspiration to strikeā in order to make good creative product.
The entire concept of āinspiration strikingā leads people to believe that the best writing process is one where you live a normal life, and then suddenly like a lightning bolt an excellent rap will buzz into your brain.
The truth of the matter is all of the GOAT level rappers do NOT think like this, and as Kendrick pointed out here, they are actively SEARCHING and PUSHING for their mind to provide them cutting-edge bars, rhymes, and song structures to take over the game once again.
The way this is done is by focusing more on having an OBSESSIVE mindset around knowing how to write rap songs fasterā¦ rather than having a āinspiration will strikeā reactive mindset that so many artists fall prey to.
Quick-Tip: Screenshot Fresh Ideas
In your case, one of the first things you can do is as you listening to new music on Spotify or YouTube is screenshot any time you discover a new song title or song concept that you like the minute you see it.
That will help you to remember and build up a ālibraryā of instant ideas you can pull from any time youāre ready to sit down to write.
The reason itās important to always have an āidea libraryā as as someone who wants to learn how to write rap songs faster is you need to lower the amount of time each step in the process takes -
Such as how long it takes to ācome up with new ideasā -
By having a library of titles and songs ready to go at any moment.
But the first step to learning how to write rap songs faster the Kendrick Lamar way is to turn that āwaiting for inspiration to strikeā mindset into an OBSESSIVE, forceful mentality with a library of ideas ready to go at any second.
What makes this even better is that once you master the āobsessive masteryā mindset, when the pressure is ON in a studio and other artists and potential collaborators are ready to work, youāll be able to do it consciously and creatively, which brings us toā¦
Full Article On Kendrick Lamar Teaches How To Write Rap Songs Faster In 3 Steps (CONTINUED): medium.com/@HowToRap/kendrick-lamar-teaches-how-toā¦
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
It makes life fun when you're always in the zone thinking of songs
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I been rapping since 03, Iām 28 now and a 95 babyā¦ I say that to say, I write whole songs in like 10-30 min, and I NEVER use other songs as reference or ā library ā to pull ideas, I just listen to the beat and let it tell me what words to write. Aināt no method, if it doesnāt click instantly, that aināt the beat or you not in the mood at that moment.
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Wrote a song a handful of years back in about 15 minutes. Later that year in school I had the front row singing the chorus from memory at the talent show. A very high moment for me.
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He may write raps fast, but he takes his precious time releasing projects. Take note!
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My process can fluctuate. Some songs I can write in 10 mins, some take me 8 months. I've found that the quick ones tend to actually be better. The ones that take too long, I end up dwelling on them and second guessing myself.
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3-4 hours full song
Hook, verse, laid down, and a premix. Was feeling so inspired that day. Iāve been working with a new group of collaborators that push me to be better every session and now Iām writing verses in 30 minutes to an hour. Gonna keep working to make that faster šš¼ to everyone in the comments chasing your dreams.. KEEP GOING! Yāall got a fan in me and I love you all š
Peace
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The shortest I've written a song was about an hour. This video is helping me to stop waiting for that moment when I'll hear a hit and write a banger but instead play many beats and try to write to all of them. Thank you and I wish the best for every one of you artists out there. Keep grinding! š¤š½
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I lost at least 2 years trying to become a rapper. I started as a rapper when I was 20 (around 2000) (rapping about my views, my environment, etc). And after 4 years of hard work, I realized that I can't deliver what people like (at that time). So I tried to be the rapper that people like. That was one of the worst decisions I ever made. I lost my way. When I realized that was the cause of a lot of problems in my life, I turned back. Since then it's been a very personal thing again and since then it's back to what it should be for me. And that's exactly what Kendrick said about it. A way to understand myself and the world and to share this way with others, if that is or becomes possible. But the most important thing is what you do, not whether people like you for it or not. I've become very radical about that. Of course, it's like a game of bingo. No one can tell you if anyone will ever be interested and if you can finance your life with it. But either you are an artist or you are just a performer. That's the difference between realness and fake for me. Realness works regardless of what comes and with full dedication to the extreme. You have to be willing to do that to become professional, in the sense of being an artist, not a moneymaker.
Thanks for that video and the importend message.
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I've recently just started writing raps 40 hours a week because of what I saw kendrick say in a previous video and it has payed off so far started being able to write songs in one day rather than spending 2 weeks so hopefully I'll be able to get to 30 minutes
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This is the mindset I have. Iām always rapping and writing. Going back tweaking verses that I thought were hot. Reshaping and reforming. Taking verses that fit better structurally on a different song and replace that verse.
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I'll see you at the top brother, and I thank you because you're a major factor in how I got to where I am and where I'm going. Bless!
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Great video man šš½ so many great tips in here. Love the āhonesty is the best policyā one so much
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I appreciate you mane! I needed this mane! šÆš§š¾āāļø
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Appreciate ur work in this vdo coach and realy wanna thank u from core of my heart however I'm waiting another vdo about the set up double entendre at last luv this vdo cuz it helped indeed
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Holy fucking shit Drew I hope you read this
The question you asked at the end of the video:
I used to watch this channel when I was in grade 2017 because I wanted to get into rap. I stopped for a bit but now my friends and I made an album for fun and I needed help. I started watching your channel again because I remembered your name. When I was making a song with my friend, I sent him my vocals so he could add to it and send back. I would then upload the song to the album. But when he sent his verse to me, I was shocked and a little embarrassed because his was so good! So much better than mine, too. So, on the day of the premiere, I re wrote my whole part on my 20 minute lunch break, and recorded it as soon as I got home. Was so happy with it I felt proud to show it off and my friends loved it.
I just want to say thank you, and that your video's do work!!
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in terms of ādeliveryā I really feel that Kendrick and many great artists dont actually āwriteāā¦. They are capturing a message they were sent from the source of their lyrics as if they are a vessel to ādeliverā that message
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I like this Artist
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Ay, this a great video! Thank you musch sir ! everyone gon need to hear something like this at some point! That last one though......
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One of my best songs took me 4 days to write but usually i can write a song in an hour but i like to think about word placement, metaphors, entendres and rhyme scheme.
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COMMENT: Whatās the fastest time youāve ever written a full song?
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