The Science of BENNY THE BUTCHER: "Microtimed" Flows??

Benny The Butcher shows us how to be fashionably late with rap flow, in "Johnny P's Caddy (feat. J Cole)" Microtimed rhythmic deviations are widely used in music ranging from classical to Jazz music, under several different monikers: tempo fluctuation, downbeat delay, rubato, rhythmic fluidity, free timing etc. When used in rap, it brings a conversation characteristic to the MC's delivery which lends itself well to storytelling and heavy lyricism, which is why it's such a common feature of Boom Bap and Neo-Boom Bap Hip hop. It might sound seem like random timing, but to truly skilled rappers it's anything but. "The Science of Rap" is the collision of the worlds of Hip hop and music theory. As students of music can use Hip hop to learn theory, and as Hip hop practitioners we can use music theory to elevate our craft. 🎵 Enjoy more music by Mazbou Q https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_Fn-Tkn0WMjfcdSWQ6fd8rq-BUXTaReH&feature=shared 🛎 Subscribe for updates: https://www.youtube.com/@MazbouQ 📲 Connect and follow Mazbou Q ⬇️ https://www.facebook.com/mazbouq https://www.instagram.com/mazbouq/ https://twitter.com/mazbouq https://music.apple.com/nz/artist/mazbou-q/1496717402 https://open.spotify.com/artist/4ohC67TQuhtpWYNtcUgrYZ?si=833d67eaae8c40e6 web: https://www.mazbouq.com/ #MazbouQ #rapper #musictheory #rapscience #thescienceofrap #therapscientist