I’m a Rapper, So Isn’t It Fair for Me to Diss People?

It's pretty good to watch, the plot setting is also very cool, the emotional scenes are a bit awkward, and the song selection is good, but the team competition is not designed well. It feels like the lyrics are completely formulaic, which kills the creativity of many singers, and I don't understand some of the words, but overall it is very interesting. In fact, I hope to add some European and American rap. Come on, come on.

The recommendations of several songs are very touching. Kirin Papilon and Baling Opera have been collected for a long time. Including Rap Introductory Tutorial 2.0, The first sentence is very suitable for the novel "I'm selling insurance interesting", including the freestyle words written in the middle. It is very literary and makes me want to find a Beat to read it. It is really refreshing hahahaha. For an ordinary person like me, this feeling is really substituting. It is interesting and can attract readers. I hope the author will work hard [like]

It's pretty good. I don't know why the rating is so low. Maybe it's because many people find the freestyle part boring. I think the plot progression and writing are both good. The only suggestion is that the author should at least listen to a wide range of hip-hop. The songs he writes should not be songs that are too popular and have been heard before, but should be more niche. At least the newcomers in the past two years are quite good. Writing a book is not just for the audience to read, but sometimes brings some personal subjectivity to educate the audience. Come on, it's rare to see articles about the hip-hop entertainment industry.

The plot of the vest has been changed, and the copyright has also been filled in. This is my first time writing, thank you all for pointing out the problem. The story is still going on, we may meet again if we are destined! Peace and love! [Salute]

Judging from the author's writing style, I highly recommend it. Moreover, the author wrote this rap book. He himself has experience in rap. Overall, it is quite interesting. It is about the confrontation between the entertainment group and I have written almost 300 chapters. This feels so dragging. I suddenly felt unhappy in the middle of enjoying it, and it kept whetting my appetite. But it was probably because the pace was too fast in the early stages. Then I wanted to take it off after writing this. The 300 chapters would lead to a book maintenance problem. I don't mean that for everyone, but for me personally, it has always been I will keep reading it for a month or two. I think this book has a chance to be ranked 9. Personally, I feel that if I delay it for too long, it may cause the popularity to drop. To be honest, I have read this book a long time ago, and it was removed from the bookshelf before. Once, I only saw Chapter 63. Because of some things, I deleted the novel software, and then I deleted it from the bookshelf because I wanted to quit. I found it by chance this time, and then I checked it out and updated more than 600 chapters. The author, please code, I will save it for two months to read again.

There are no problems with the setting of the characters and plots, and the subject matter is also very good. The only problem is the pacing. As of now, the first variety show has not yet passed! With the author's update rhythm and plot rhythm, unless the author has finished reading the book, people who read it may insist on reading it. Otherwise, there is a high probability that people who follow the update will abandon the book halfway!

The reason why this book has a relatively low rating is because there are too few readers who can really understand it. After all, the rap circle is relatively niche. But from an objective point of view, the author's character creation is definitely first-rate. However, some of the language descriptions of "music critics" are a bit deliberate, and the author can improve it a little. Here are some songs recommended to the author that can be arranged for Chen Yu's brother: "Special Person", "Glass", "Instant", "Some" "Half and Half", "3977", "Laoshan Taoist" and "Star Dream" for Chen Yu For Lin Jiaqi's "Paiwei Back Alley" and "Little Half" Finally, I wish the author better and better! [Attention][Love]

This is the first time I see the male protagonist is a rapper~ I'm really excited to watch it. The author can write original lyrics, it's amazing, praise, praise, praise [salute] I also like the heroine very much, the emotional line is also very well written, let's get together quickly [crazy] [crazy] [crazy]

The author's writing is really good. For someone who often listens to music, it is really enjoyable to read. Especially the single bet, double bet and four bet are too strong. To write such a book, the author will definitely spend a lot of time thinking about how to write it. Come on! ! [Punch out][Punch out][Punch out]

The author understands the hip-hop industry quite well, but updates are a bit slow and he doesn't update continuously. The shortcoming is that the author doesn't understand the operating logic of the entertainment industry. The public relations department is too poor. No one guides it, and all depends on the fans. If you encounter trolls, you will be defeated. Maybe you will fight internally. The company manager said at the beginning that he has strong abilities, but he has no connections in the industry, no resources in the industry, and no public relations. It is equivalent to finding a company housekeeper who can only manage the internal affairs of the company. The most important thing is not to improve yourself. When something happens, you will be like an old friend of ours. His lines are just two lines: "Elder brother, the master was captured by monsters" "Elder brother, the master and second senior brother were captured by monsters" "Monster, my senior brother will come to save us." That's about it. All public relations rely on the protagonist's power, plus the world view and the author-level power of direct mechanical deification. If it weren't for the protagonist of the official media, I don't know what Liang Cheng would be. Also, for outsiders, rap is about being more awesome with a quick mouth. Basically, they don't pay much attention to the melody, the arrangement, the rhymes, and the finishing touch. But the fast mouth is the most intuitive, just like singing high notes. For a long time in China, the mainstream has been that a singer is awesome if he can sing high notes, because this thing is the most intuitive to ordinary people. I can't do it. She/he is indeed a professional. Therefore, the public relations response of the protagonist's public dissing will not be that big unless he speaks quickly.