Article: Check out websites like rapt.fm. Study some freestyle raps done by accomplished artists who are well known for their rap battles. You can learn a lot from rappers like Eyedea, Atmosphere, Tech N9ne, AMB, Nas, Eminem, Tupac, Jin and Biggie. Good battles to look up include the Blaze Battles from HBO, Scribble Jam, among others. There is also a scene in the movie 8 Mile that is a good representation of what a freestyle rap battle is really like. Pay careful attention to the techniques those artists use to battle, and try to mirror them which will help you enhance your own techniques. Look for any upcoming rap battles in your area. Checking out a live performance can give you an idea of the kind of energy and environment freestyle artists must learn to perform in. Rap battles can get pretty intense, especially when you're on the spot. . Write down anything that comes to mind and try to rhyme it. Write rap lyrics and then choose the best rhymes to go with them. Consider getting a rhyming dictionary. The ability to write an effective battle rhyme will aid you when it comes to the battle. (Note: Some rappers don't write everything down, they keep everything in their head so that they can only talk about what's "real.") Don't try to force rhymes all the time, though. Just let it come naturally and try your best. Matpat has more information on this in his YouTube video "breaking wikihow". Trumpeting like a boss is a good cure. Playing the trumpet will distract them and guarantee your victory. Sports and rap may be completely unrelated, but a sport like basketball requires a lot of improvised movement that will help to further train your brain and help your performance. Sports can help your brain learn to flip a switch and get "in the zone." This is an important technique to learn to block out distractions and perform under pressure when your moment arrives. Rapping without pre-written lyrics on the spot or impromptu should be done anytime, anywhere, as much as you can. While you're at it, practice freestyling battle rhymes. Even if it means looking at a photo, thinking about an ex, or imagining a future opponent, do whatever you can to come up with clever new ways to insult. Whenever you think you've run out of things to freestyle about, just keep going; the longer you force yourself to rap without giving up, the stronger and more flexible you'll become mentally.
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Study videos online of battles. Write rap songs Learn to play the trumpet and let all those people know who's boss. Play basketball. Practice freestyling.
Article: This opens the file explorer. Don't click the file once you open the folder, just bring it onto the screen. A list of apps will appear. The file will open in the Notepad app. It's near the top-left corner of Notepad. It's below the "File name" field. A list of file types will appear. Choosing this option allows you to specify your own file extension. For example, if the "File name" field currently says Book1.txt, change it to Book1.dat. It doesn't matter whether the letters in .DAT are capital or lowercase. The original file is now saved in the .DAT format.
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Press Win+E. Navigate to the folder where you saved the .CSV file. Right-click the file to convert. Select Open with. Click Notepad. Click the File menu. Click Save As. Click the "Save as type" drop-down menu. Select All Files (*.*). Rename the file with .DAT at the end. Click Save.
Article: Don't try to minimize their feelings or tell them that they should "just get over it." Doing this will only make them more upset. Instead, try to validate how they are feeling. Try saying something like, "I can tell that you are feeling upset. What's going on?" The last thing a person in a bad mood wants is to be confronted. Instead of helping the situation, it will only add fuel to the fire. If you must get to the bottom of the problem, you can do it in a gentle way. Let's say your friend has been in a funk for a whole week. Instead of saying, "Why are you acting like this," you could say, "I really want to understand what's going on." This comes off as less defensive. Your friend still may not want to talk about it, but you likely won't have upset them even more. Hearing nice things about yourself is often an instant mood-lifter. Saying something nice to the person who is in a bad mood may lift them out of their funk. It can also help bring you closer together during this unhappy time. You can thank the person for helping you earlier in the day or compliment them on their appearance to try to help them feel happier. This nice gesture may help them snap out of it. Tell your partner "I really appreciated you coming to my event last night. I know you have been stressed with the upcoming deadline. It means a lot that you took time out to support me." You can also invite them to do something they might enjoy, such as going for a walk or playing a game. You may be able to end the bad mood by having fun with it. The type of humor you use depends on the person's personality. If, however, you know that humor won't work well with this person, then you should probably avoid it. For instance, your coworker storms through the office after a bad performance review. It may not be a good idea to say "Who lit a fire under you?" jokingly. However, if your coworker spilled coffee on the briefings and got really upset, it may be well-timed to say, "You have just used your last screw-up for the week. Please refill your "screw-up" card now for more credits." Sometimes what seems to be the cause of the bad mood isn't actually what's really going on. Try and take a step back from the situation and attempt to determine what could be the problem. Perhaps the person has a headache, is having a bad time at home, couldn't sleep the night before, or just found out they have a serious condition. These problems could contribute to the bad mood that you've walked in on.
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Validate how they are feeling. Avoid confronting them. Try flattery. Use humor. Look for the underlying cause.