[Lyrics] A collection of popular rap pieces for beginners to try [Easy]
Hip-hop is really blowing up, isn’t it?
Thanks to shows like the MC battle program “Freestyle Dungeon,” the hip-hop scene’s popularity has skyrocketed.
Since Creepy Nuts won at the Japan Record Awards, it’s become common to see works by young rappers climbing the music charts.
If you’ve been listening to those tracks and thought, “I want to try rapping too,” that’s probably how you ended up on this article.
In this piece, we’ll introduce songs that are relatively easy for rap beginners to perform, as well as tracks that can serve as good references for writing lyrics.
Be sure to read to the end and make hip-hop your own!
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[Lyrics] A collection of popular rap pieces beginners should try [Easy] (21–30)
But that’s fine.Creepy Nuts
Creepy Nuts is a hip-hop duo featuring R-Shitei and DJ Matsunaga, whom you might also recognize from variety shows.
Their song “Daga Sore de Ii” is an upbeat track with a down-to-earth, passionate message that really gets you pumped.
If you want to write lyrics using unpretentious language, their word choices in this song could be a great reference.
It leans more toward pop, so it should be relatively easy to sing at karaoke.
Definitely give it a try!
OneRIP SLYME
RIP SLYME, known for hits like “Rakuen Baby” and “JOINT,” have a song called “One” that’s a mid-tempo, easy-to-sing rap track.
The backing track has a simple beat, so if you pay close attention to the rhythm while you rap, even beginners should be fine.
Also, the song changes its tone and lyrical feel in the second verse, making it a good reference for composing and lyric writing.
Their lyrics, which bring out the charm of the Japanese language, are moving and resonate the moment you hear them.
Shiraae (tofu and vegetable salad)DJ misoshiru to MC gohan
“Shira-ae” is a feel-good pop tune by the female hip-hop duo DJ Misoshiru & MC Gohan.
The lyrics are written in simple, everyday language that might make even small children think, “Maybe I’ll try singing this.” It’s cute and heartwarming.
Even across J-pop as a whole—let alone hip-hop—it’s rare to find a song that actively weaves in a dish like shira-ae into its lyrics.
It could be a great reference when you’re trying to write unique lyrics.
Feeling great!!mihimaru GT
mihimaru GT is a male-female music duo.
Their song “Kibun Jojo↑↑” is a recommended, high-energy tune to try when you go to karaoke as a mixed-gender pair.
The female part consists of rap with a catchy melody, making it great for beginners.
The male part is a more traditional rap, but it’s not too fast, so with practice you should be able to pull it off.
It also seems perfect as a reference for writing lyrics that feature call-and-response between a man and a woman!
Amber-Hued City, Morning of Shanghai Crabskururi
This is a distinctive work by the rock band Quruli, woven from the bustle of the city and a sense of nostalgia.
Featuring inventive orchestration and Shigeru Kishida’s memorable rap, the piece captures listeners with catchy melodies and poetic lyrics as it explores themes of farewell to the city, loneliness in modern society, and bonds with family.
Released in July 2016 as the title track of an EP, it also marks the band’s 20th anniversary.
In the music video, animation by Thai artist Wisut Ponnimit brings a warm, inviting world to life.
With the band’s signature, richly varied production taking on R&B, it’s a perfect pick for music fans seeking fresh expression.
LONELY NIGHTStofubeats
This song is marked by a city-savvy melody tinged with poignancy.
Included on the album FANTASY CLUB released in May 2017, it was produced by tofubeats featuring KEIJU from KANDYTOWN.
It conveys the loneliness and anxiety felt deep inside on solitary nights, set against an electronic soundscape.
The track exudes a mood perfect for a grown-up evening, making you want to take a drive while gazing at the city lights.
The interplay between tofubeats’s vocals and KEIJU’s rap adds even more appeal.
It’s a recommended track for spending a night alone in the city or for those who want to relax and listen to music in a calm, late-night mood.
Yessir¥ellow bucks
This rap track, set over a beat highlighted by striking flute lines, weaves themes of self-affirmation and bonds with friends.
With powerful projection and a rhythmic flow, ¥ellow Bucks delivers a passionate message in this signature song, expressing the resolve to believe in yourself and move forward with your crew.
It’s included on the album “Jungle,” released in August 2020.
The video, featuring a large gathering of friends and a vivid depiction of friendship, is deeply moving.
Masterfully blending English and Japanese, this track is also perfect for anyone looking to take on rap.