This is the perfect one for you If rap is something you love. Avalanche The Architect, who is a rapper, brought 90s rap back to the arena. The song Talk The Talk, which was released a little over a month ago, has racked up more than 150000 views. His new song was inspired by the story of rappers being convicted for their lyrics. Avalanche was also charged for his lyrics. Avalanche has a knack of dominating the world through his rap music. His videos get millions of views. His Twitter feed is frequently updated and he gets thousands of likes. Avalanche is a businessman who is also successful with his own social media company. His YouTube channel is brimming with his amazing rap videos. Every video he puts up is viewed by many people each day. Avalanche has inspired people around the globe for his talents and dedication. See this Toronto Rappers blog for info.
About Avalanche The Architect
Avalanche (a 90s-era hip-hop artist) is trying to revolutionize the world of music with his content. Avalanche was born in America and has lived there all of his adult life. He is now representing America through his songs. He currently resides in Toronto. His fierce and passionate style of rapping is distinctive, with distinct rhyme structure and delivery that is unlike any other. The power of his voice is offset by his lyrics that tell a story of his life. His love for his craft stems mainly from the discipline he gained through his professional and private MMA training/fighting. Many of his instructional videos are available online, and he is becoming more popular every day. Avalanche who is from Toronto has been making music recordings and mixing mixes for the masses. Both are set to be released in the next one year.
Toronto hip-hop artist Avalanche the Architect isn't shy about causing controversy. His new song, "Nigga Nigga Nigga Shot Shoot Kill" has already generated a fair amount of. The 5 minute, 40 second wartime anthem has 57 references. This is literally more that 10 references per minute. You don't have to take it too literally even though the tune is violent, it is a masterpiece in metaphors. Similes, double entendres. clever wordplay. And punchlines that would knock professional boxers from the air. "I ain't giving you chances when I offer you an opportunity" or "Rubix cube the way I'm spinning it" The song lasts for more than five minutes. This song recalls Canibus's 100-bar tune from the late '90s. Avalanche is probably the most unnoticed lyricist of the game. His loud and rough voice, which he sometimes employs to deliver his bars of fury, is what I think makes him stand above the rest of his lyricism. I would rank him alongside the likes of Big Pun, Canibus, Lloyd Banks, Lil Wayne, and Jadakiss If you're talking about bar-smoking vocal savages. Have a look at this Black lives matter website for more.
The thing that makes his music so enjoyable is you know that he isn't making up stories about people he's not lived. Like his song, "There ain’t a social community in the city that doesn’t know me, Ask the mob I’m doing contract kills all alone by my lonely," I don't mean the singer is a killer for the mob. I did get to meet Avalanche in a Portuguese social club/cafe located on College street. That's the part of Toronto Canada best known for "Soprano” type activities. It was fascinating to observe how easily he was able to integrate with the black community in such a environment. Avalanche explained that his name came from his martial arts coach. He claimed that when he fought it was similar to an Avalanche and that his neighbors in the neighborhood were referring to him as the "Architect" because he had close friendships with everyone.
I was able to witness Avalanche's architect-side when I was hanging out with him for the duration of the day. I was at an event for bikers with Avalanche who seemed to be the man-of-honor. It brought me back to Lyrical Mastery's track. It became apparent that Avalanche was not just rapping, but was also offering listeners a glimpse into his world. Avalanche is the architect. Don't let that stop you from praising him. See this twitter site for updates.
