Cypher Entertainment Freestyle Collaboration Versus Cypher Battle

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By Catherine Allen


When it comes to the music world, there are many different genres. The same goes for entertainment. For example, an audience can be entertained by comics, musicians, poets and rappers. In some cases, such as a Cypher Entertainment Freestyle Collaboration, it is often two or more minds come together and perform improvisational rap in order to entertain an audience.

Over the course of time, a number of more traditional rap artists have defined improvisational rap as being a talking performance based on no particular subject. While this is the case, more modern freestyle artists often do rap about a specific subject or event. Unlike traditional artists, most often material is formed on the spot, in the moment.

The first aspect of rap occurred in the 1980s when old school rap became extremely popular. While there were some concern related to vulgar lyrics and actions related to killings and rape, the music industry solved the problem by providing ratings on a number of rap albums and CDs. Whereas, when it comes to improvisational artists, there is really no way to do so as the art form is almost always presented a live performance.

In the rap genre as it is known today, there are two types of rap. One is when an artist uses written lyrics or memorization in a performance. While the other, known as freestyle is created on the spot, often without any rhyme, reason or subject. In either case, there can be a DJ spinning background music, recorded sound effects or no background music whatsoever.

While newer definitions exist, those in place since the 1990s are basically the same as the ones being used today. Although, it has only been recently that musical groups such as Freestyle Fellowship and others have been accepted into the genre. In addition, battles and competitions are also more common now than in the past. If interested in learning more about the genre, the film "Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme, " can provide a lot of insight.

The genre is more widely accepted and has even found its way into the Grammy's and other awards shows. While rap has now made it into the limelight, this was not always the case. For, even the most well known rappers had a hard time accepting improvisational rap as a real art form. For, many rappers who were popular in the 1980s believed freestyle rap belonged more in the Spoken Word or Poetry Slam scene than that of a musical genre.

A number of up and coming rap artists currently use the freestyle aspect to learn the art of rap. In some cases, these individuals create a rhyming game or carry on a conversation using the style in order to practice improvisational skills. While this is the case, the style has also been known to have been used for therapeutic reasons, as a way to discover new and different subject matter, self-exploration and self-promotion.

When it comes to Cypher oriented rapping, most often the term refers to a series of rap battles or contests. One example of this type event is that of "Drop The Mic, " an American television series featuring celebrities going head to head in a series of rap battles. After which, a winner is declared by the noise ratio of applause for each celebrity by the audience, though there have been a few ties over the course of the program.




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