This story is about a young rapper whose goal is to become the best rapper but with positive and happy lyrics.
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As a young rapper named D-Breezy sets out his dream to become the best he can be, he thinks to himself, "how would I do good things by rapping."
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Then D-Breezy thinks to himself, "Hmm, I could rap without any bad words, bad actions and meaningful music videos."
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D-Breezy would only right positive lyrics and entertaining music for the people to enjoy his happy lyrics.
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D-Breezy had all his music done for his newest mixtape but he just needed a place to record.
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But first D-Breezy has to find a record deal to make him a big star by providing the money and the equipment needed.
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So he went to one of the best record producing companies. They were called "Paper Chasing Organization."
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Hey Mr. Paper Chasing Organization. I was wondering if you would sign me on a record deal.
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Why should I sign you?
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I've done a lot of research about rap and I think I've got what it takes.
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Okay. Show me what you got because becoming a rapper isn't easy.
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Rapping is one of the toughest style of music to conquer because it is really competitive and you have to be unique to become successful.
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I've planned on rapping about the good things in life unlike other rappers and show kids rap music can have a good influence to be unique.
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I like to rap about the things people should be happy for. I want to rap for teens and kids in a positive way.
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I want to become a big rapper and donate my money instead of spending it on meaningless stuff like cars and a huge house.
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I like your vision but I need to know what you know about the past and present of rap.
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I know a lot of stuff about the rap game and I can tell you everything about it.
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More than a thousand years ago in West Africa, people told stories with a rhyme in the background to music.
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Over the years, this african tradition was past down and still is practised in West Africa.
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This tradition came to the United States during the slave trade when people from Africa were brought here.
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When the people of Africa were enslaved, they would "rap" to get relief.
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A guy named Dj Kool Herc was the first ever Dj to perform and he paved the way to the other people who got into DJing.
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Many Dj's hopped on the trend and started performing at local events to.
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But when Dj Kool herc was Djing, an unknown person came on stage and started saying words with a rhyme.
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And there it started. The first form of rap. The first official known rapper/rapper band was Kurtis Blow and the famous Sugar Hill Gang.
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The SugarHill gang was one of the first rapping band and it was created in 1979.
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They're hit song Rapper's Delight was the first ever rap song to be on top 40 of the billboard top 100.
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That made more artists interested in becoming a rapper and soon the billboard top 100 was filled with rap songs.
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During the late 1980s and the early 1990s, a new form of rap formed called Gangsta Rap.
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Gangsta rap was the most popular form of rap and that is what took rap music to the next level.
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This story is about a young rapper whose goal is to become the best rapper but with positive and happy lyrics.
Created & published on StoryJumper™ ©2025 StoryJumper, Inc.
All rights reserved. Sources: storyjumper.com/attribution
Preview audio:
storyj.mp/agp6fcqpeq3w
As a young rapper named D-Breezy sets out his dream to become the best he can be, he thinks to himself, "how would I do good things by rapping."
2
Then D-Breezy thinks to himself, "Hmm, I could rap without any bad words, bad actions and meaningful music videos."
3
D-Breezy would only right positive lyrics and entertaining music for the people to enjoy his happy lyrics.
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