ain’t no cap in my rap

it’s like no cap
(directly from da baby’s song but he said “there might be some cap in my rap” so i just stole it)

omg bethany cut her hair
NO SHE DIDNT
fr there ain’t no cap in my rap!

by nocapinmyrap May 28, 2020

Salvadorean Rap/Hip-Hop/Reggaeton

"in no particular order"

Doreño, Galeano, Rob West, Condeman, Chema, Sess Alvares, Crooked Stilo, N.L.G, M.O.S.T, Santos, Mr. Pelon, Oogo, Fenomedon, Conflikto Armado, Trucho G, Supreme Team, Magnum Flow, Pescozada, Reyes Del Bajo Mundo,
AND MANY MANY MORE....

You can find Salvadorean Rap/Hip-Hop/Reggaeton artists and their music on Youtube, myspace , Facebook, Hi5, and a variety of internet sites. SEARCH

by Sansivar December 29, 2008

Freestyle Rap

A Freestyle Rap can be made up of Lyrics that U wrote but yet, they are not to be fitted for any song you're doing. you jus have alot of hot Rhymes in there of sum shit u jus wanted to say and however U really wanted to say it..

and then u have Freestyle Rapping or just regular Freestyling where u jus go in an do this shit off the top of your head.

Common, KRS-ONE, Eyedea, Mos Def, MC Juice, Supernatural, and Sage Francis all Freestyle off the top of their heads..

While Murda Mook, T-Rex, Loaded Lux, Math Hoffa, Goodz, Arsenol, Reed Dollaz, and Cysserro, they all Write their shit down, but its not really fit for a song. they just random hot punchlines they can use in battles or whatever. so they good at making Freestyle Raps on sum random shit.

by smoker_Horny (no homo) November 30, 2009

christian rap

Christian Rap can be used as a tool to express the message of Salvation through Jesus Christ to a person that would not reguraly be able to be reach with traditional preaching methods.

It gives a voice to ppl that didnt have a voice before in the urban culture.

There are many different styles of rap and hip hop. West Coast, East, Dirty South, Up North, Mid West, Memphis Tenn. Crunk All different Styles. Secular Rap doesnt own a culture or style. Many regular ppl get saved does it mean they lose their accent. Do they stop liking a style of music? I listened to secular rap all my life mostly including 3 6 mafia. After a life altering experience I now would condemn that music and would promote music with christian meanings. You might say this is lame. Checkout the music I listen to then. Google these artist. Loc Saint, Harmony Hisee, K Drama, Tha Crunkaholics, K-Lee, LeCrae, Mistagetitcrunk, A.G.E., Praverb tha Wyse, Governor, and many many more. I guess the real deal is once a person matures and relizes God is real and gives his life to Christ only christian rap will do, secular rap is all about living a fake fantasy, promoting lust, greed and things that will never satisfy a thirsty soul. jesus loves you believe this.

by B-Zay January 12, 2008

The True Meaning Of Rap

I'm sorry dude, but I will have to disagree on some points. Rap is great, and you're right: Some rappers do rap about love and life lessons.

You are wrong about other rappers such as 50 Cent et al. 50 Cent also raps about life lessons: Some people don't want you to succeed and will resort to some drastic means in order to make your life miserable.

Rap isn't all about "making money." People need to read into the existential reason that people rap and what the lyrics mean.

The True Meaning of Rap is beyond making money and the segregation of said "Real Rappers" vs "Gangsta Rappers."

by tohta6 October 23, 2009

Step Your Rap Game Up

Commonly used to tell rappers that their rhymes are whack, but can also be used when telling someone to improve something.

"John im afraid you got a D....Step your rap game up son!"

by TMac February 14, 2005

Suit and Tie Rap

An expression used for corporate rap music that is solely made to generate money and deteriorate rap music.

Person #1: Did you hear the new Soulja Boy?
Person #2: Nah. That is suit and tie rap

Genius: Protect Ya Neck!
When he's looking for a suit and tie rap that's cleaner than a bar of soap

by El Bimbo November 10, 2010