Inspiration

Eric Kelley

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5/02/16

 

Reflection

 

The career that I chose to interview is about Rap music or Rapping as a career. I would someday like to maybe get into rapping on my own and make rap music and be the best rapper in town. I have rapped before but not serious just in the room bored messing around rapping but I've always been doing it and I think I can go far with rapping one day.

   

   When researching the about the rap career online I've learned that rapping is not as easy as it seems at first when your are just barley learning it. Even though you think you have the best lyrics or think that you are really good, it all comes down to sitting down and taking a night or two and write something on that piece of paper that makes sense but has the lyrics of a rapper. If no one knows who you are or if no one big has heard you rap then why do you think you are good enough to be in the big fame with real rapper ? I've learned that there is a lot of pressure that rappers get have to go though. From having to deal with music directors and label makers, making sure your music is written that nest morning, making sure you have the right people that do the job right, there is a lot of stress rappers go though. Being a good rapper is not all about showing off your money and having gold it is more about thinking of it as a career and grow up from rapping and be a successful person that made it out of a hard time.

 

   There is a higher percentage of business being able too become something if the owner(the rapper) is apart of a process instead of just sitting back and watching what happens. for example if you are really good if you show off the practice you been doing in the studio, and you become big and have your own record label have your own music produced then you get to have people wanting to rap for you and you can become a business owner for just rapping. But the skills to rapping include risk, self confidence, good at speaking, being a leader, hard work, dedication.