How do you write rap lyrics?
Me & My friend (Sayan) Just wrote a Political Diss Track. This is based on the beats of b**ch lasagna by PewDiePie.Disclaimer : We are not against any political party and this was done just for fun.*Political B**ch halwa*I don't like you, Dirty PoliticsNothing personal, kidBut I must go all outJust this oncePappu or Modi whichever will it be.So sit the f**k down MamataDi , NaMo's here to spill the real tea.You tryna dethrone Modi from PM number One,But You Pappu, you lose, so best thing you havent wonWhen I am through with UP, I am gonna be completely fckin doneI will vote for [* clap * *clap *] RSS, bye Kejriwal goneSo come on Sonia, Lookin hungry for some Italiana,Here, Let me serve you some Indian Halwa.Indian Halwa. Indian HalwaLet me serve you some Indian HalwaSo who the hell is Arnab, and why do you want to hate him? Eww..I am an orange coated chaiwala, while you are a fake journalist..You got all the scam-stars in your party but, I got pots of chai-pattis, to hold your black money! UhhAloo-Sona what the fuck is that even supposed to mean?Your PM sounds like he came from a dumb-rap community!No Pappu, No Pappu, Yes Pappu, Mama!!So lets unload the Hindu Nazis, and burn this fuckin nation !With some Indian Halwa.Indian HalwaDo that with some Indian Halwa!We got a Parliament of 1000 fckin' idiots, but most of the leaders snore on big and fat chariots.Welcome AaaRSS
What can i do if someone steals my lyrics?
i rap sing n songwrite n want to put my music on youtube n myspace but im worried that sum1 might copy sum or all of my songs... if that happens and i find out can i sue? even if an already famous artist stole my lyrics or song how can i get mine?it'll hard 2 make ppl believe me if that happened..im sure artists look 4 kids w/talent on youtube all day n listen 2 there best puch-lines n use them as their own in their music
Can I write song lyrics without knowing music theory or even the melody?
In fact, most of well-known songwriters are not into music theory that much. Plus, lyrics is a form of poetry. So I believe what you need is to read many lyrics and poems a much as you can, so this will help you to enhance your writing skills.Famous lyricists and songwriters like:Jack Ponti (Alice Cooper, Bon Jovi, Bonfire, Doro, Baton Rouge, and Babylon A.D.)Eric Brazilian - He wrote the Grammy Award hit One of Us by the folk rock singer Joan Osborne.Will Jennings - Hit’s like Eric Clapton’s Tears in Heaven, Celine Dion’s My Heart Will Go On, Diana Ross's If We Hold on Together and Whitney Houston's Didn't We Almost Have It All
Song Lyrics: What does it mean when the Spice Girls sing, "If you want to be my lover, you gotta get with my friends?"
It's very poorly-worded, isn't it? To "get with" someone does imply that you'll be doing something sexual with them, if not having sex itself. (At least, that's how it's commonly understood where I'm from.)Still, in the context of the song, it does seem that she's actually saying, "If we're going to work out as a couple, you're going to have to get along with my friends."My housemates and I used to joke about that line of the song back when it was on the charts. Our minds all went straight to the gutter because we were young, and it was such a ridiculous (although catchy) song, so it would stick in our heads for days. But I'm pretty sure that its intended meaning wasn't as perverse as many people made it out to be!
What do you think of these song lyrics I wrote?
I wrote song lyrics for a song I’m writing, the name of the song is “Melissa’s parents”. Here are the lyrics: Melissa cries, Melissa fights for her life, she’s on the way to psycho with her dad, Melissa smokes, and then she’s broke she’s got no way of conformity, Melissa fights with her mom over the night but the right thing to do is fly a kite, Melissa’s parents, working day and night they come home and pray for Melissa to be okay, Melissa chokes, when she’s smokes shes on her way to recovery. Melissa writes, that she’s shy but the teacher still makes her present in front of the class, Melissa’s bass, where she learned in class won’t do her any good in this awful world, so she’s curls in a ball and makes her little brother fall, Melissa’s fine but she’s nine so why are Melissa’s parents a canine?
In songwriting credits can one tell from the order of names listed who wrote the music and who wrote lyrics? ?
No, the order of the names in songwriting credits tell you nothing about who wrote what regarding a specific song. In most popular genres, the song is considered to be co-written as a whole unit, regardless of who has written the lyrics or music. In many instances, even if one songwriter is primarily responsible for the music, the other may make suggestions about musical changes, and the same is true for lyrics. Both (or all) of the writers take responsibility for the song as a whole. Even when this is not the case, there is no specific order assigned to who wrote the music versus the lyrics. If a songwriting team becomes very well known for writing consistently wonderful songs, the public generally learns that one is more responsible for lyrics or music via the interviews that follow success. The order of the names in the credits are generally based on how the writers (or publishers) choose to list them, and may change order on the same song depending on where they happen to be listed. In some instances, the writers may choose to list the writer first who came up with the initial idea/hook/title for the song. In some instances, the writers choose to list the names in alphabetical order. In other instances, the writer who is best known is listed first. Writer A may choose to list him/herself first on all of the songs on his/her own CD, while Writer B may list him/herself first on their own CD--or vice versa. Some writers don't care where they are listed and others may feel that it is important to be listed first, if the idea was theirs, or they feel that they wrote more of the song than their co-writer. The order of the names have no impact on percent of writer credits. This is noted in the copyright registration forms filed with the US Copyright Office. In some other genres, such as musicals, there may be a clear differentiation which is indicated by clearly noting... John Doe, Music; Jane Doe, Lyrics. Hope this was helpful.
Rock and Pop- Ever hear a song where the lyrics were great, but the tune wasn't (and vice verse)?
Rollin by Limp Bizkit, I'm a fan but the lyrics aren't to great but the riffs are great. BQ: I suppose I will give you one since I have answered a few of your questions and they are interesting rather than generic :) BQ2: What are your favourite bands from France, Russia or Japan?