This is the one perfect for those who love pop and rap. Avalanche The Architect, who is a rapper brought 90s rap back to the game. The song Talk The Talk was released in the month of March and has been viewed over 150 thousand times. The new track was inspired by the story of rappers being charged for their lyrics. Avalanche was also charged with his lyrics. Avalanche is a rap artist who has dominated the globe. The videos are viewed by millions. He tweets frequently on Twitter and receives thousands upon thousands of likes. Avalanche is also a businessman who has been successfully running his social media and business through the web. His YouTube channel is brimming with his amazing rap video. Every video he puts up is watched by thousands of viewers every day. Avalanche is adored by fans all over the globe because of his passion and unique talent. See this Toronto Rappers blog for more.
About Avalanche The Architect
Avalanche is a fantastic 90s-era rapper who is trying to change the music industry through his content. Born in America Avalanche has spent most of his life there he is representing his country through his songs. He is currently residing in Toronto. His fierce and passionate style of rapping is distinctive, with distinct rhyme structure and delivery that is unlike any other. His vocal prowess is complemented by lyrics which tell the tale about his life. His dedication to his craft is the consequence of the discipline he's learned through his personal and professional MMA training and fighting. With numerous videos available on Youtube His visual presence is growing in popularity daily. Avalanche is a Toronto resident who has been consistently recording and putting together a full-length album as well as a mixtape. He has both plans to release these in the next year.
Toronto singer Avalanche is not a stranger to controversy. His song "Nigga Nigga Nigga Nigga Kill Shoot Shoot Kill" has stirred up quite a bit of controversy. The wartime anthem, which is 5 minutes and 40 seconds long, has 57 references. It's a whopping 10 references per minute. Do not get me wrong that, despite the brutal lyrics, this tune is an excellent masterclass of similes and metaphors. Also, it has some clever words and phrases that are sure to knock top boxers out of their seats. "I ain’t giving you chances when you give me a shot" or “Rubix cube spinning the block” This goes on for over five minutes. This song is reminiscent Canibus's 100-bar anthem in the late 1990s. Avalanche could be the most famous music lyricist of all time. It is his deep, gritty voice that can sometimes drown out his more lyrical style. If you're seeking bar-heavy lyrics-driven savages, I'd rank him with Lloyd Banks and Big Pun. Have a look at this Rap blog for updates.
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His music is enjoyable because it is clear that he doesn't come up with up stories he's never lived. It's like his line, "There ain’t a social group 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 that he's a murderer for the mob, but I did meet Avalanche in a Portuguese café/social club located on College street. That's the section of Toronto Canada best known for "Soprano" type of activities. It was amazing to me how effortlessly Avalanche fit in as a black person. Avalanche explained that his name came from his martial art coach. He said that when he fought it was like an Avalanche and that his neighbors in the neighborhood called him the "Architect" due to his close bonds with everyone.
I was able to witness Avalanche's architect side when I was hanging out with him during the duration of the day. I got to experience the architect aspect of Avalanche by hanging out with Avalanche at the biker clubhouse party. To conclude, I'd like to say don't sleep on Avalanche The Architect. He is the only real rapper I have ever met who's raps reflect his character and life.Blogs like Vlad tv and Dj Akademiks seem to be afraid of true rappers like Avalanche which is the issue with the game , so I would like to see him get the respect he deserves. Check out this global mindset blog for info.
