Why is everyone so obsessed w/ one style?

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Ur talking about stretching, which is another story. Ur a fan of the hit & miss style, throwing a bunch of alleged haymakers, but landing only 1 or 2. Me personally, I like a complete build up to a punch. None of that "if I CLAP THE RUGE what the BLAST'LL DO is put you "on pens and needles" like a tattoo artist was going BACK TO SCHOOL!"

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Hella opinions flyin around.

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Originally Posted by Dono

It's a matter a difficulty in my mind, for exactly the reasons you're talking about.

It's harder to execute a long concept with good wording that stays relevant the entire time. If your wording is shit or the concept is weak that's your own fault. Doesn't really have much to do with the overarching formula.

It's much easier to write small back to back punches because you don't have to stay relevant and think up multiple creative angles and rhymes to match the set.

That's the distinction for me.

You can shoot a perfect free throw over and over and over, but if someone is always hitting threes while you do that, they're gonna win. You don't blame the three point line for being drawn too far out when people miss.

Preach.

[SAND]

Ur talking about stretching, which is another story. Ur a fan of the hit & miss style, throwing a bunch of alleged haymakers, but landing only 1 or 2. Me personally, I like a complete build up to a punch. None of that "if I CLAP THE RUGE what the BLAST'LL DO is put you "on pens and needles" like a tattoo artist was going BACK TO SCHOOL!"

---------- Post added at 10:11 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:10 AM ----------

Hella opinions flyin around.

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Originally Posted by Dono

It's a matter a difficulty in my mind, for exactly the reasons you're talking about.

It's harder to execute a long concept with good wording that stays relevant the entire time. If your wording is shit or the concept is weak that's your own fault. Doesn't really have much to do with the overarching formula.

It's much easier to write small back to back punches because you don't have to stay relevant and think up multiple creative angles and rhymes to match the set.

That's the distinction for me.

You can shoot a perfect free throw over and over and over, but if someone is always hitting threes while you do that, they're gonna win. You don't blame the three point line for being drawn too far out when people miss.

Preach.