Rap Fast Exercise

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Speed is an important part of an MC's arsenal; though you don't need to rap as fast as Twista- who currently holds the world record for fastest rap- you do need to learn how to rap fast to improve your versatility. Here are several exercises you can do to improve your rappping speed:

Follow LL Cool J's Advice. One of the greatest rappers of all time, LL once recorded a track where he rapped the alphabet while saying "the" in between each letter.

So it came out like "The A-The B-The C- The D, etc."

This is harder than it sounds, and is a great exercise to help you rap fast. Try going through the alphabet, saying each letter as clearly as possible, and increase the speed at which you rap it. After a week or so you will start to see results.

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