Do bars always have to match with the snare/clap?

[DooX]

I'm getting serious about making tracks. Need this question answered. I've noticed at least rappers, busta rhymes and on some occasions Eminem, don't actually match their lyrics to the snare/clap.
So is matching it a must?
Check this out for example.
Can you picture yourself with someone for the rest of your life? Standing together, tackling the best of the strife?
The flow is good, but in the end of each sentence it doesn't match the snare/clap...is this a big no no in tracks or is it acceptable as long as there's good flow? I seriously need this answered folks, I know I might be asking for it. But NO FRANK SHIT.

I can't rap for shit. That's a fact.

But for the most part, I did ride the beat fairly well. I don't see why you need to think of all this sh.....



Actually, fuck it.

[DooX]

Has this site gone on drugs?
What're you saying

[Phil Banks]

its sposed to be on the snare but who still does that

[DooX]

Originally Posted by Phil Banks

its sposed to be on the snare but who still does that

So as long as the flow is good (e.g consistent amount of syllables each line) then its good? No matter if it matches the snare or not.

[Mic S]

write to a beat - problem solved

the flow should switch up in a track ------ as far as ending with a snare is all personal preference you can end before it or after it... just got to make sure the lines flow the same and accurately going with the melody/sounds of the beat. some people can pull this off - some people think they pull it off.. that's the only difference

[AfterThought]

It's more talent than science tbh

[DooX]

Originally Posted by AfterThought

It's more talent than science tbh

I wouldn't agree on that one. Anything can be worked upon and improved.
If all rappers relied solely on talent I'm pretty sure there'd be hella less rappers.

[The Dope Man]

Originally Posted by DooX

I wouldn't agree on that one. Anything can be worked upon and improved.
If all rappers relied solely on talent I'm pretty sure there'd be hella less rappers.

Anything can be worked on but not every rapper is going to have that talented special flow/skill only a few have.

There's alotta basketball players.. but there's only one Lebron/Jordan..

Anyone can rap & improve on the basic principles, but that'll only take you so far. The good ones are talented. Eminem is talented, no1 can practice enough to be as good as Em.

[DooX]

Originally Posted by The Dope Man

Anything can be worked on but not every rapper is going to have that talented special flow/skill only a few have.

There's alotta basketball players.. but there's only one Lebron/Jordan..

Anyone can rap & improve on the basic principles, but that'll only take you so far. The good ones are talented. Eminem is talented, no1 can practice enough to be as good as Em.

I'm pretty sure you're simply making assumptions now.
Even though nobody can be an exact replica of somebody there will always be rappers and people better than the other.
On a more relevant case(World cup series) take Ronaldo and Cristiano Ronaldo. Ronaldo is considered one of the best footballers of all time, but now that hes retired as of 2006, Cristiano Ronaldo and some others are taking his place. With Cristiano simply being the most expensive in history.

I'm trying to say practice>talent. That you don't need to be born with a talent to get yourself where you want to be or be one of the best there is. You can even take Genghis Khan and Alexander the Great. Both phenomenons of their own era. Both better than the other in some aspects, both wondrous strategists and conquerors.