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  • Jan 30, 2024

    MID

  • Jan 30, 2024
    Shin Chan

    Bro trying too hard to be different lmao

    You can make a certain type of rap and still enjoy ALL forms of rap

    are we sure that thats what hes saying

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    2ILL

    “Use to be the flyest dudes baring out”

    Man…

    The difference between Twista and Busta rapping fast being cool vs the white lyrical miracle rappers of today like NF or Logic smh

  • Veggie 💿
    Jan 30, 2024
    notbrock

    But it’s not

    It came from a filthy Frank video making fun of bad internet rappers who thought they were good at rapping. It wasn’t making fun of people like JID at all. Idk how old you are but there was a whole wave of people in the early 2010s that jumped on the Hopsin type s*** talking about “fuck Wayne and Drake, I only like/make real hip hop” that’s who Joji was making fun of

    Then people started calling anyone who rhymed a bunch of nonsense lyrical miracles(Eminem, Aesop Rock, Doom) Even tho again that isn’t who the video was making fun of

    And now anyone that actually even raps gets called that

    Modern usage has changed via deconstruction

    There’s a reason no one calls Kendrick or Cole lyrical miracle. It’s used in a satirical and insulting manner

  • Jan 30, 2024
    ragedsycokiller

    The difference between Twista and Busta rapping fast being cool vs the white lyrical miracle rappers of today like NF or Logic smh

    No cap lol

    Even the Native Tongues and Soulquarians type s*** was cooler than the backpack/conscious hip hop that came after imo

  • BLACK
    Jan 30, 2024

    the fact that you niggas think jid falls into that box is sad. this is rlly where we are now

  • Jan 30, 2024
    WRU

    real ones know Earl shouted Duwap Kaine and Kaine made an entire song called Earl Sweatshirt. I got a lot of cool recs for non-lyrical raps from Earl now that I think of it

    He f***s with veeze too. And veeze got a earl sweatshirt bar

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    Noir

    I wouldn't call Kendrick a lyrical miracle rapper, at least not on his albums. He has some awkward, showy features, I'll grant that, but that's not really his thing in general. Lyrics matter to him, but that's not what lyrical miracle means.

    In my mind, the term comes from a tendency to waste words and rhyme things together for the sake of it when you're not really saying anything at all. It's a rapper drawing attention to their rhymes in lieu of content.

    If anything, Kendrick has been criticized for not having complex, layered bars to the extent of a Lupe or Black Thought. His s*** is actually really simple. He's more of a storyteller who adopts broader concepts and metaphors over the course of an album.

    Eminem has become more of a lyrical miracle rapper over time as his content has gone to s***. He's not saying anything about anything. Classics like The Way I Am and Cleaning Out My Closet had real substance behind the rhyme schemes and flows though. He was just a great writer who cared about his craft back then.

    I hear what you’re saying and Kendrick has more content and less attempts at “bars” than most “lyrical miracles”

    But also lyrical miracle rappers isn’t really about bars it’s almost an execution thing where it just sounds like wasted words

    And even on classic albums like GKMC and TPAB I could point to a few sequences that makes no sense and are just there because they rhyme. He’s one of the worst at wasting words or saying a bunch of nothing, or it just feels that way because it’s supposed to be a concept song and then he randomly says the most abstract s*** ever that barely makes sense in English. It’s an execution thing and the result of listening to too much Eminem

    This little quirk actually holds back his songwriting and storytelling sometimes because there’s parts of the story or the points that he makes that aren’t very clear. It makes it harder to interpret. For example as great of a storytelling song as How Much a Dollar Cost is, it lacks the casual immediacy of a BIG or Ice Cube story that allows you to perfectly envision the details in real time: there’s a lot more “huh?” And going back because he’s trying to do the rappity rap stuff while telling a story which makes him word things strangely and sometimes it gets in the way.

    It can even make more “statement” type of songs feel more wishy washy and waffling about a topic without ever really driving the point home. Alright is an anthem but wtf is he saying on the verses?

  • Jan 30, 2024
    2ILL

    “Use to be the flyest dudes baring out”

    Man…

  • Jan 30, 2024

    This video is like a year old lol

  • Jan 30, 2024

    lol what

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    notbrock

    But it’s not

    It came from a filthy Frank video making fun of bad internet rappers who thought they were good at rapping. It wasn’t making fun of people like JID at all. Idk how old you are but there was a whole wave of people in the early 2010s that jumped on the Hopsin type s*** talking about “fuck Wayne and Drake, I only like/make real hip hop” that’s who Joji was making fun of

    Then people started calling anyone who rhymed a bunch of nonsense lyrical miracles(Eminem, Aesop Rock, Doom) Even tho again that isn’t who the video was making fun of

    And now anyone that actually even raps gets called that

    That's not where it came from. Rappers were using that term before that video and it was always to make fun of overly wordy rappers not saying anything.

    Ironically em himself used it that way in his cypher

    "Lyrical miracle, spiritual individual, criminal
    Subliminal in your swimming pool"

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    Oblivion X

    That's not where it came from. Rappers were using that term before that video and it was always to make fun of overly wordy rappers not saying anything.

    Ironically em himself used it that way in his cypher

    "Lyrical miracle, spiritual individual, criminal
    Subliminal in your swimming pool"

    Multiple rappers said “lyrical miracle” but it wasn’t a term anyone got called till that filthy Frank video

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    2words

    I hear what you’re saying and Kendrick has more content and less attempts at “bars” than most “lyrical miracles”

    But also lyrical miracle rappers isn’t really about bars it’s almost an execution thing where it just sounds like wasted words

    And even on classic albums like GKMC and TPAB I could point to a few sequences that makes no sense and are just there because they rhyme. He’s one of the worst at wasting words or saying a bunch of nothing, or it just feels that way because it’s supposed to be a concept song and then he randomly says the most abstract s*** ever that barely makes sense in English. It’s an execution thing and the result of listening to too much Eminem

    This little quirk actually holds back his songwriting and storytelling sometimes because there’s parts of the story or the points that he makes that aren’t very clear. It makes it harder to interpret. For example as great of a storytelling song as How Much a Dollar Cost is, it lacks the casual immediacy of a BIG or Ice Cube story that allows you to perfectly envision the details in real time: there’s a lot more “huh?” And going back because he’s trying to do the rappity rap stuff while telling a story which makes him word things strangely and sometimes it gets in the way.

    It can even make more “statement” type of songs feel more wishy washy and waffling about a topic without ever really driving the point home. Alright is an anthem but wtf is he saying on the verses?

    I think most of Kendrick’s story based songs are very well written. I do somewhat agree about How Much A Dollar Cost but he has so many others that you can follow perfectly that I wouldn’t knock him for it

    His most “lyrical miracle” moment was on that black hippy remix of “That Part”

    That was a little too much

  • Jan 30, 2024
    notbrock

    I think most of Kendrick’s story based songs are very well written. I do somewhat agree about How Much A Dollar Cost but he has so many others that you can follow perfectly that I wouldn’t knock him for it

    His most “lyrical miracle” moment was on that black hippy remix of “That Part”

    That was a little too much

    I think Duckworth isn’t held back too much ultimately and is still good storytelling but there’s also a lot of head scratching lines in there. Like the first verse and set up is kind of hard to follow iirc

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    notbrock

    But it’s not

    It came from a filthy Frank video making fun of bad internet rappers who thought they were good at rapping. It wasn’t making fun of people like JID at all. Idk how old you are but there was a whole wave of people in the early 2010s that jumped on the Hopsin type s*** talking about “fuck Wayne and Drake, I only like/make real hip hop” that’s who Joji was making fun of

    Then people started calling anyone who rhymed a bunch of nonsense lyrical miracles(Eminem, Aesop Rock, Doom) Even tho again that isn’t who the video was making fun of

    And now anyone that actually even raps gets called that

    It doesn’t come from joji idiot. You really referencing this video like the Bible on a term it didn’t invent

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    notbrock

    Multiple rappers said “lyrical miracle” but it wasn’t a term anyone got called till that filthy Frank video

    “Lyrical miracle spiritual” rap dudes
    Get smacked off their skateboard for not paying rap dues

    Pretty sure there's some blogs that also used the term

  • He always reminds me of Kendrick's voice/flow he use's. The jittery character/unhinged sounding voice he uses at times

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    notbrock

    Multiple rappers said “lyrical miracle” but it wasn’t a term anyone got called till that filthy Frank video

    You sound really stupid with this. Yes it was. You just didn’t notice it until that video apparently because you’re exposed to lame s*** and not the full scope of hip hop. Once you bring Joji in a hip hop conversation we’re done here. Keep that on Reddit

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    2words

    You sound really stupid with this. Yes it was. You just didn’t notice it until that video apparently because you’re exposed to lame s*** and not the full scope of hip hop. Once you bring Joji in a hip hop conversation we’re done here. Keep that on Reddit

    Give me an example of someone using it before that filthy Frank video

  • Jan 30, 2024
    Oblivion X

    “Lyrical miracle spiritual” rap dudes
    Get smacked off their skateboard for not paying rap dues

    Pretty sure there's some blogs that also used the term

    I guess I never saw people say that until that Frank video because I remember when it dropped and how everyone started saying it afterwards

    I still think that video kinda gave the term a new meaning and is the reason dudes like JID are getting called that

  • Jan 30, 2024
    notbrock

    Give me an example of someone using it before that filthy Frank video

  • Jan 30, 2024

    Verse 4: Humpty Hump Hypothetical, political, lyrical, Miracle Whip Just like butter, my rhymes are legit 'Cause I'm a Humpty, not Humpty Dumpty,”

    Digital Underground

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    The fact Filthy Frank said it is proof people were saying it before him lmao u think he came up with that s***??niggas used to use that as a descriptor for a certain type of rapper as far back as I remember lol never even knew filthy Frank had any association with that term til now

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    Oblivion X

    That's not where it came from. Rappers were using that term before that video and it was always to make fun of overly wordy rappers not saying anything.

    Ironically em himself used it that way in his cypher

    "Lyrical miracle, spiritual individual, criminal
    Subliminal in your swimming pool"

    I'm a 2009 hip-hop kid. So was lyrical miracle an insult used regularly back in the day then?

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