This is for those who are in love with pop and rap music. Avalanche the architect, who is a rapper, brought 90s hip-hop back into the mainstream. The new song Talk The Talk was released just over a month ago and got more than 150 thousand views on it. The song's theme was rappers being accused of rap lyrics. Avalanche has been also charged for his rap lyrics. Avalanche is a rap star that has conquered the globe. His videos are viewed millions of times. His Twitter feed is frequently updated , and he has thousands of Likes. Avalanche is also an entrepreneur and runs his own online business as well as social media. The YouTube channel of Avalanche is overflowing with his awesome rap videos. Every video he puts out attracts thousands of followers every day. Avalanche is loved by people across the world because of his dedication and talent. Have a look at this Toronto Rapper website for details.
About Avalanche The Architect
Avalanche is an incredible 90s-era rapper striving to transform the world of music by sharing his work. Avalanche was born and was raised in America. His songs are an expression of America. He currently lives in Toronto. He is famous for his fierce, violent Rapping. His unique delivery style coincides with his unique rhyme structure. His vocal strength is balanced by his lyrics, which describe his entire life. His dedication to his craft comes from the discipline he has gained over the years from his personal and professional MMA training/fighting. With a variety of videos on Youtube his online profile is growing in online recognition each day. Living in Toronto, Avalanche has been steadily recording and preparing not just a full-length record as well as a mixtape that will be available to the masses. Both are expected to be released in the next one year.
Toronto rapper Avalanche Architect is no strangers to controversy. His new song "Nigga Nigga Nigga Nigga shoot kill" has already sparked quite a bit of controversy! The five-minute and 40-second wartime song has the number of 57 references to violence. that is literally more than 10 references per minute! You don't have to take it too seriously although the song is violent, it is a masterpiece in metaphors. Similes, double entendres. clever wordplay. and punchlines that could knock professional boxers out of the air. "I won't be giving chances when I offer you a shot" or "Rubix Cube in the manner that I’m spinning block" These lines run for over five minutes. The tune is very similar in style to Canibus's 100 bars of the 90s' late. Avalanche is perhaps the most slept-on lyricist in the game. Because of his loud, harsh voice and his ability to utter a savage barrage with a loud, loud voice, I believe that this is due to his lack of the ability to express himself in lyrical terms. I would rank him there with the likes of Big Pun, Canibus, Lloyd Banks, Lil Wayne, and Jadakiss when you talk about bar-strewn vocal savages. Have a look at this Rap on trial website for info.
The music he sings is enjoyable because you know he doesn't make up stories he's not lived. He said, "There isn't a city social club that doesn't understand me. Ask the mob I'm killing contract killers all by my lonely". I wasn't certain if he was an actual killer of contract, but Avalanche met me at College Street's Portuguese café/social club. The area in Toronto Canada is known for its "Soprano-type" activities. I was surprised at how seamlessly he blended in as an African American in that context. Avalanche explained how his name comes from his martial arts coach. He stated that the way he was fighting in similar fashion to Avalanche. The people around him called him the Architect for his friendships with all kinds of people.
The time I spent with Avalanche for the day allowed me to witness the Architect side of him! I was able to witness the architect side of Avalanche when I hung out with Avalanche at the Biker Clubhouse party. Avalanche, The Architect is the ultimate rapper. I would suggest to never overlook him. See this jp morgan site for details.
