If you're someone who is obsessed by hip-hop and pop music, then this video is for you. Avalanche the architect, who is rapper, has brought 90s hip hop back to the mainstream. The brand new track Talk The Talk was released just a month ago. The song has been played more than 150k times. The concept behind his new song was about how rappers are getting charged over their rap lyrics. Avalanche has been accused of lyrics to his rap songs as well. Avalanche has a knack of taking over the world with his rap songs. His videos are viewed millions of times. He tweets often on Twitter and receives thousands upon thousands of likes. Avalanche is also able to manage his online social media and business. His YouTube is flooded with his amazing rap videos. Every video he posts brings thousands of followers every day. Avalanche is loved by many around the world because of his dedication and talent. See this Toronto Rapper site for updates.
About Avalanche The Architect
Avalanche is a phenomenal 90s rap artist, is working to revolutionize the music scene through his music. Avalanche was born in America and has been there for most of his adult life. Avalanche is now representing America through his songs. The rapper is currently residing in Toronto. The ferocious and violent beats are accompanied by a unique rhyme structure. His vocal onslaught is balanced by the lyrics that tell the story of his life. He is dedicated to his profession due to the discipline he's acquired through the years of his personal and professional MMA training and fighting. His Youtube videos are gaining popularity. Avalanche is a Toronto-based musician and producer who has been working tirelessly to record and create a full album as well an album mixtape. Both are scheduled to be released within the next one year.
Toronto rapper Avalanche Architect isn't a stranger to controversy. The new track he has released "Nigga Nigga Nigga Nigga shoot kill" has already sparked lots of debate! The five-minute, 40-second wartime anthem contains more than 57 references. This is literally more than 10 references per minute. This isn't an uplifting song. But don't let it get you down. The song is filled with similes, metaphors and double entendres. Also, the lyrics are packed with punchlines that would make world-class boxers smile. "I won't be giving you chances whenever I offer you a shots" or "Rubix Cube in the manner that I'm spinning blocks" These lines run for over five minutes. The song is reminiscent of the Canibus 100 bar in the latter part of 1990. Avalanche is perhaps the most sleepy lyricist of the game. His loud and rough voice, which he occasionally employs to deliver his bars of rage, is the thing that I believe sets him out from the rest of his lyrical. If you're looking for bar-brained, lyrics-driven savages, I'd place him in the same category as Lloyd Banks and Big Pun. Check out this Lyrical rapper site for more.
His music is enjoyable since you know he doesn't make up stories he's never lived. This is like his lyrics, "There ain’t a social community in the city that doesn't know me. Ask the mob that I'm contracting with kills me alone because I'm lonely," I don't mean he is a murderer for the mob, but I did meet Avalanche at a Portuguese café/social club on College street. That's the part of Toronto Canada best known for "Soprano" type events. It was fascinating to see how easily he fit in with the black community in such a context. Avalanche explained that his name came from his martial art coach. He explained that when he did fight, it was like an Avalanche and that his neighbors in the neighborhood were referring to him as the "Architect" due to his close friendships with everyone.
I was able to see Avalanche's architect side when I was hanging out with him throughout the day. After the social gathering and after the party, he attended a biker clubhouse party. He appeared to be the man in honor. I thought about Lyrical mastery where he said "I'm in the clubhouse with a group of 1 percenters who are in your clubhouse talking about how you got steppers". It becomes apparent that Avalanche was much more than singing. To conclude, I'd like to recommend that you do not sleep on Avalanche The Architect, this is the only real rapper I've ever encountered whose raps match his character as well as his life.Blogs such as Vlad tv and Dj Akademiks appear to be scared of rappers who are real like Avalanche which is the problem in the game. I would like to see him get the recognition he deserves. Have a look at this upcoming artist blog for info.
