Can anyone help me write a rap song...?

Question

Im a guy 18 my hobbies are listenin to music and playin pc game and programmin.and i like to call my self nasser pro.real name is nasser.my dream job is to work at microsoft and im going collage to get there.now i just like rap and i want you to help me write a song to describe me.
Im nassdr pro a programmer and im goin microsoft.and im 19.i want some nice pattern and good powerfull lyrics.and has a bit about me atleast nasser pro part.no matter what..make it like 50 cent style without explicit lyrics...plz..thanks

Answer 1

"Im nassdr pro a programmer and im goin microsoft.and im 19.i want some nice pattern and good powerfull lyrics.and has a bit about me atleast nasser pro part.no matter what.."

just use this to rappin'....add some word to make it sounds cool..This is rap man! just flow it!

E:g>>
"ai yo this is nasser check this name in hall of fame,
computer game is my passion but i'm not forget go to tuition,
may i ask u one question what make us believe in christian,
forget that if that make you blur mr gates come and get me to job conversation,
and may be you can solve that question coz i wanna leave this mic before somethin happen "....

Answer 2

First, the best poems and songs come from you, so I'd suggest writing a rap song about yourself first. You'll learn far more that way, and enjoy it far more, than if you have someone write it for you.

A little background on the genre to help you:

Rap gets its lyrical structure from a lot of different sources, including Beat Poetry and traditional African/Caribbean call-and-response songs. It relies largely on meter and on the stressed beats, and uses other devices like alliteration and repetition of words at the beginning/end of lines. Rap is supposed to keep going, and not be a disjointed verse-chorus-v-c-bridge-v-c structure (or if it is that structure, it isn't as readily apparent as it is in rock music.)

I'd suggest poetry books for learning how to write rap. Try Western Wind for a good explanation of these poetic devices. We used that in my senior-level poetry class, and I found it to be an easy, fun read, and helpful as far as what devices were used. Hardcover is currently the cheapest on Amazon; here's a link: http://www.amazon.com/Western-Wind-John-Frederick-Nims/dp/0394312317

Answer 3

First of all you need to get your age right.. are you 18 or 19???

Answer 4

I'll help you sweetie...send me an email and give me some descriptive adjectives you would use about yourself...maybe a little info on your beliefs would be cool too....With God's Love - Gigi

Answer 5

ditch the (c)rap(e) and get some heavy metal or at least some rock.