Thanks for the feedback; I appreciate it! The voices were subliminal tagging - if you play it backwards and listen carefully, you'll hear me making an ass of myself. Also, I tried removing the guitar, but it just doesn't sound quite as cool. If someone were rapping, it would work, though - but I don't know. Thanks for the review!

Thanks for the review! I appreciate it. You must really dig my hip hop stuff, eh? Well, the guitar wasn't a synth - it was an actual guitar, and the low synth might have been, um, either bass, or a muon synth, or something. I'm not quite sure. But I didn't expect that you would also compare this to professional rappers, like emc2dvs down yonder (down). It really makes me feel professional. I'll try to get myself back on track, somehow. Thanks for the feedback. Peace.

Thanks for the feedback! This wasn't the first song that prominently featured my guitar, but it could still use some work. That clap sound in the song is okay, but I'm pondering something better. I'll look around. Anyway, I appreciate it. And thanks for comparing to D12 or Outcast; I didn't think my music sounded that professional. Thanks.

Thanks for the feedback! I imagine the transition sucks because of the way the audio player works (not that I'm dissing the audio player, it's way cooler than what NG had last time). The loop's tempo is 113 bpm, if that helps. As for the unamazing quality, I apologize. I was trying to get one of my other songs on here, it did not seem to be working, and I became frustrated and put up this other loop I was planning on making into a full song a few days later, maybe even have one of my friends rap on it. Rest assured, in a few weeks, it might not be amazing, but it will be just a little bit better. Thank you so much for the review.

Oh, and for how it's the best thing: You got me. I don't know.