#OPPORAPPERS Vol.1

"ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy" (ktfright)
03/30/2015 at 18:30 • Filed to: music, rwb, rauh welt, rough world, porsche, 911, k.t.f, ktf, just blaze, hotline miami 2, hotline miami, rap, opporappers

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DISCUSSION (11)

Katsumoto > ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy
03/30/2015 at 18:40

I like the KTF - Banger.

The rest not so much. Just me that's all.

Baeromez > Katsumoto
03/30/2015 at 19:04

"Bass shakes the floor / Thank god this ain't a chore" yeah had to turn it off after that.

Baeromez > ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy
03/30/2015 at 19:06

That first track is fucking horrible. The other two are really good, but they're instrumentals; no rap. Still good though.

ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy > Baeromez
03/30/2015 at 19:18

Well thanks for the constructive criticism. I needed that. As for the rest, I still equate it as fitting to the playlist, as they all had hip hop influences, and it doesn't necessarily need rap for it to be justified or be included.

ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy > Baeromez
03/30/2015 at 19:25

Again, no sarcasm included, thanks for your input. It honest means a lot. I thought making lyrics around that type of build of the beat would work, even as experimental as an idea like that, but I guess I missed the mark. As for the lyric in question you highlighted, why did that stand out as horrible?

Baeromez > ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy
03/30/2015 at 20:53

Hey, keep at it. There's no where to go but up. A very good friend of mine is a rapper and I always try to give honest criticism. On Banger it sounds like you're out of breath a lot, and I really don't dig the beat at all. Lyrically, you just need to work on your metaphors and wordplay. The message is good, the ideas are good, but if a line doesn't make you go 'damn' then find another way to say it. I honestly did turn it off after the first verse, but I went back and listened to the whole thing, and your second verse is a lot better, way better flow.

Edit: Full disclosure, I do a little rapping for fun but I'm definitely not trying to make it big. My strength is in writing lyrics and I'm pretty awful at actually spitting.

Baeromez > ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy
03/30/2015 at 20:55

It's a corny line, and kind of a cliche. It sounds like its just there to get from one part of the song to another, like its just filler between the more important lines.

ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy > Baeromez
03/30/2015 at 22:17

I don't know, I see where you're going, but that doesn't make it cliche at all. We wrote the song as if we were having a conversation of sorts. Now I'm not gonna go and shamelessly tell you you to listen to my other tracks, but music not a chore for us, as in we actually love making records.

66671 - 200 [METRIC] my dash > ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy
03/30/2015 at 22:54

I fucking love El Huervo after I saw his music in Hotline Miami (Daisuke remains one of my favourite songs, even though it's pretty ambient).

Baeromez > ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy
03/30/2015 at 23:09

I feel ya. Just checked out your channel. Dude, that Banger track doesn't even do you justice, you've got a ton of good tracks. "I don't want Venenos, I'ma pull up in that Aston." Haha, shit, you don't need my criticism.

sony1492 > ktfright | Kinja Neighborhood Black Guy
03/31/2015 at 13:33

Its not my kinda rap, but honestly better than 60% of that autotune rap. I'd say start off without the hook, because it probobly pushs away some crowds right off the bat.

Judging from the instrumentals,you might appreciate some Roc Marciano.