In a recent interview on 3Music TV's Big Conversation, Ghanaian rapper Lyrical Joe shed light on his meticulous approach to rap battles, emphasizing the importance of thorough research. The rapper discussed his strategy of delving into the personal history of his opponents, stating that knowing details as specific as their high school and first job can provide an edge in lyrical confrontations.
Lyrical Joe highlighted his experience battling rappers from various countries, including Nigeria, Cameroon, and Sierra Leone. He recounted instances where his research-intensive approach allowed him to deliver powerful, targeted verses that left his opponents with little room to counter. Despite the intensity of these battles, he acknowledged the need for caution, especially when touching on sensitive topics that could provoke strong reactions.
The rapper also reflected on the cultural nuances of rap beefs in Ghana, noting that the local audience sometimes misinterprets the confrontational nature of these exchanges. "People don't really understand the culture of rap beef here. They take it very personally." He urged fans to view rap battles as a form of artistic expression rather than personal attacks.
In the interview, Lyrical Joe also touched on his creative process, revealing that while he can create on the spot, he prefers working in isolation to perfect his craft. This method allows him to refine his ideas and deliver high-quality music that resonates with his audience. As anticipation builds for his upcoming release, fans are eager to see how his unique blend of research and creativity will manifest in his next project.
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