I like both, it depends on the rappers and how well they do it. That might sound like a cop out but it's the truth, I listen to Pusha and Lupe

this "lyrical miracle" s*** is still going on?

IDK how they heard this and thought it was good.

I prefer rappers who express themselves well. Whatever rhyme scheme they use to do it doesn't really matter. Going multi heavy can be a crutch the same way an incredible baritone delivery like Ross' is. NAV would make a Ross verse sound mediocre as hell. You've got to play to your strengths.

This a great example of high level rhymin that's not "lyrical miracle" but definitely is not straight to the point ass s***.

yeah i love this s***

NoCap and Rylo Rodriguez bars is the new wave all that other s*** played out

@Brave @FREE @Mitchell @Wahi

Look who's got something to say

The grumpy f***er trying to talk s*** as usual

It's just the younger zoomers at this point who started listening to rap in 2018 that still say this s***

the issue with lyrical miracle bars is that they care more about sounding complex and stuffing words together than they do about saying anything. simple bars can sometimes say more than complex ones but that also doesnt mean simple ones are always universally better. people who are lyrical topically and mix the two tend to the best imo; Andre 3k, Lupe, Blu, Billy Woods are some examples off the top of my head

Jay Z is the best mix that’s why he’s the GOAT

I wanna rhyme like Common Sense

But i did 5 mil i aint been rhyming like Common since

Yea. Aesop Rocky greatest rapper of all time.

i lean towards straight to the point type bars but i don't care how abstract or "lyrical miracle" bars are as long as they can effectively convey the message or feeling that you're trying to get across

The best news would be you finding out you have kidney stones every day

Daylyt the best lyrical miracle OAT

Super weird post. I have literally no clue who you are lol

I smoke pigs like I smoke cigs, that’s 20 dead cops a day

A balance of both.

Rappers who are skilled in multisyllabic and internal rhyming doesn't necessarily translate to good songwriting or ability to execute ideas and concepts. And rappers who are more interested in aesthetic/melodic atmosphere doesn't mean they don't use multis or internals.

stop being a hater

Believe it or not there’s a HUGE in between.. that’s where the best rap lies