Who is better at compound rhyme schemes than Eminem?
- Thread starter Pittsey
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Yeah it sounds awesome and I wish more rappers did it right. I find Killa Sin to be awesome at it, with fair consistency.
La the Darkman fucked up the chorus and it's kind of cheesy (especially for a guy who spent most of his life in prison) but otherwise a good example, just give it a moment as it gets progressively better (word-play wise) :
The everything rhymes with everything song:
And many of his random verses over the years, I find his rhyming style amongst the best, even if he's frequently not on the greatest songs, he makes himself stand out on them. Put him on a track with other Wu-Tang members and he will likely have the best verse :
Timbo King has his moments too (starts at 1:30), but nowhere as great:
La the Darkman fucked up the chorus and it's kind of cheesy (especially for a guy who spent most of his life in prison) but otherwise a good example, just give it a moment as it gets progressively better (word-play wise) :
The everything rhymes with everything song:
And many of his random verses over the years, I find his rhyming style amongst the best, even if he's frequently not on the greatest songs, he makes himself stand out on them. Put him on a track with other Wu-Tang members and he will likely have the best verse :
Timbo King has his moments too (starts at 1:30), but nowhere as great:
Also, I had high hopes for Termanology. I feel like he lost it and got lazy over the years after he became something of a brand, but he had great potential back in the days:
And Action Bronson, one of the newer additions to the "nice wordplay" club, ironically together with the "new", lazy Termanology I was talking about above:
And Action Bronson, one of the newer additions to the "nice wordplay" club, ironically together with the "new", lazy Termanology I was talking about above:
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