Ramblio

Mateo

5/4/2026

You can say whatever you want, but your actions keep exposing you. You obviously care about what people think, otherwise you wouldn’t be reacting this hard or trying to defend yourself every five seconds. And if you’re really this “famous, badass rapper” you claim to be, then explain why so many of us in the music community—people who have actually spent years studying, practicing, and understanding music—can immediately tell that what you’re doing isn’t rap. Even those of us who don’t listen to that style can still recognize structure, rhythm, flow, rhyme schemes… and you’re missing most of that. If you actually paid attention to what I’ve said before, you’d realize I wasn’t just hating—I gave you real, constructive criticism. You’ve got passion, I’ll give you that. But passion without skill is just noise. And right now, that’s exactly what it sounds like: noise. There’s nothing wrong with not being good yet. What is a problem is pretending you’re already great and refusing to improve. Go study actual rappers. Take a damn course if you have to. Listen when people who know what they’re talking about give you feedback. I promise you, if you put your ego aside for two seconds, you’d grow way faster. Because let’s be real—if experienced artists or producers heard your stuff and were being 100% honest, they’d tell you the same thing: this isn’t rap. At best, it’s unstructured word dumping. Even beginners understand basic rhyming patterns, and half the time you’re not even doing that. You repeat the same words, you force lines that don’t land, and you call it “flow.” That’s not flow—that’s just talking fast and hoping nobody notices the lack of substance. And people do notice. What really makes this worse is that you don’t even seem to listen to your own tracks critically. You’re not catching your own mistakes, not fixing your timing, not improving your writing. You’re just putting things out and expecting people to clap for it. That’s not how music works. Every serious artist rewrites, re-records, studies, and improves constantly. You’re skipping all of that and acting like you’re already on top. And don’t even start with the tough guy act. “I’ll beat your ass,” really? I fucking dare you. You can’t even reach me, and honestly, that kind of empty threat just makes you look even more ridiculous. Focus on your music instead of trying to intimidate people online—it’s not working.

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