The best way to rap (How to rap)

 you can’t find science linking the number 5, journaling and the long e sound to writing original personal songs but it should be researched

.I realize that words come to you after you are born in several forms and that ranges from the television to people talking to the radio etc. etc. the more and more you live

This is a tutorial on how to change the words that you encounter into songs.

I want you to write a song about how this particular type of journaling leads to the best songs.

A long time ago I used to listen to music and wondered to myself what the unusual sounds were and so I started to write down the words that I encountered but I didn’t feel satisfied so I came up with another style and It was to write the letter E before the words and I still didn’t feel satisfied so after test and trials I came up with the true style 

I use the letters E, Y, and I before the words that I’m accounting for in the form of 3 of them and then two of them for something I heard, ex. “Yyy-ei: (“I am explaining to you what this style looks like.”)” or 2 letters and then theee letters together for something the writer said, “ei-yii: (“Brandon just explained what it looks like when I’m writing down what I said.”).”

If you are able to memorize all the words that you encounter then you’ll be able to turn your ideas into songs

Writing the words you encounter and building muscle memory turning the words into hand motions of long e sounds helps turn foreign tones into one’s you posses, control and can use as thoughts that you can turn into songs.  You can turn your feelings in your writing hands into songs that have a direct relationship with who you see yourself as.

I read a book that said that it’s nearly impossible to teach somebody how to write songs. It said teaching somebody how to write one song is like to teach them how to have one thought or one idea and that was easier.

If you are able to memorize all of the words that you have encountered then you’ll be able to turn that sound that you are thinking about into a song

The key to memorization is having a pipeline built and your pipeline is you’re done journal diary or blog or book where you keep all the words that you encounter

To write your new song you start writing down the words that you are encountering whether they are from you or somebody else. Just write every word down.

You will be able to make a song out of one sound.

You’ll be able to remember all of the long e sounds from the words that you know and you’ll be able to write songs from your thoughts.

Sometimes I recorded my self reading my journal and then listen back to that and have written in my journal the words that I have encountered

After a while i came up with the perfect logo or mantra for the style of writing that comes from this writing style and it is “thinking rhymes with action they both and within”  

50% of human’s time is spent mind wandering but rappers should use this method of daydreaming and controlling their imaginations while writing.  This leads to more power when they’re gonna write their next song. 

If there was a song about how this riding style works it would go 

“pick three letters 

then pick two letters 

pick two letters 

then pick three letters …”

That’s what I want the hook to be.

in the background you would hear the letters EY and I 

If you do this your rap will be right in the middle.  It will be either an e, y, or an i in between the other two letters.

The e, y, and I are the long e sounding letters in Spanish and English.  It's part of the formula to pick out of those 3 letters and write a code before what you heard.  You pick at random.   If it was something you heard you code in three of them and then two of them. For example "yei-ey:("I'm explaining what to write down.").  

If it's something you said, pick two and then three. For example: "ee-yei:("I'm a gig seller on fiverr and I'm selling rhymes and still learning how to move the crowd better.").

Okay, so you are picking the five letters at random and writing your thoughts.  You remembered that y, e, and i are both English and Spanish letters and whether English language all three can be the long e sound.  

So you've done it for a few minutes (writing down your thoughts). Now you want to write a song.  Try to use the same muscles that you used to write journal... not sign name or do homework... use those muscles to write bilingual song meaning pick y and start your song original (whatever idea is in your head verbatim) and let the next word be the idea of a) the long e sound and b) your favorite thought about what you should write next and call it writing the longce sound.  You will be saying to yourself you're making the long e sound with words but your style will be English and Spanish (bilingual).

When I write, I act like I'm drawing one of the y, e, or I but I'm not. I just tune my head to skip from the forgotten next word to that high pitched feedback long e sound the microphone makes.  When you write down y, e, or and I before every word you encounter,  you can imagine any word as a long e sound, in English or Spanish,  that looks like a y, e or an I.  You'll always remember your words when you tell yourself 1)  they sound a long e, 2)  they're in both English and Spanish and 3) they all look like a y, e, or an I.  I feel like if we use this formula,  we have access to every word in existence and we end up writing true songs that make sense to us.

Thanks!

Warm regards,

Brandon Coltress, MPA