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v1.0 - 2026-05-22

25 _STARTER_PROMPTS

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Hood Origin

STORYTELLING · 16

where you came up vs. who you became

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Industry Mirror

AGGRESSIVE · 16

what the industry tried to make you

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3am Confession

CONSCIOUS · 12

the verse you only write when you can't sleep

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Quiet Flex

TRAP · 12

success that nobody can see from the outside

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The Phone Call

STORYTELLING · 16

a conversation you keep replaying

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Block Royalty

OLDSCHOOL · 16

what royalty looked like on your block

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Self-Diss

AGGRESSIVE · 16

all the criticisms of yourself, but make them bars

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Sunday Morning

MELODIC · 12

the version of you your grandmother saw

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First Show

STORYTELLING · 16

the first time a stranger knew your words

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The Replacement

AGGRESSIVE · 16

who took the spot that was supposed to be yours

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Forgiveness Bar

CONSCIOUS · 12

who you finally stopped being mad at

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Receipt Verse

OLDSCHOOL · 16

a verse made entirely of specific receipts

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Brand New

MELODIC · 12

the day everything changed but nobody noticed

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Loyalty Test

TRAP · 16

who passed and who failed, no names

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Two Versions

CONSCIOUS · 16

who you are on stage vs at home

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The Comeback

AGGRESSIVE · 16

what they didn't see coming

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Every Mirror

MELODIC · 12

what you see in every reflection

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Last Year

STORYTELLING · 16

a letter to yourself 12 months ago

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Block By Block

STORYTELLING · 16

a tour of your old neighborhood, scene by scene

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Hidden Track

CONSCIOUS · 12

the verse you wrote but never released

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Mama Said

OLDSCHOOL · 16

something your mother said that became a punchline

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The Money Test

TRAP · 12

who showed up after you got it

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Funeral Bars

STORYTELLING · 16

who you'd want to write your verse

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Everything Cost

AGGRESSIVE · 16

the price tag on each level you climbed

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Future Self

CONSCIOUS · 16

a verse from you, ten years from now

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FLOW_PATTERNS

core pockets explained

Boom Bap

85-95 BPM

Classic 90s pocket. 4/4 kick on 1-3, snare on 2-4. Lyrics ride the snare.

REF: Tribe Called Quest, Nas - Illmatic, early Wu-Tang

Triplet Trap

130-145 BPM

Three syllables per beat, hi-hat rolls. Migos pocket.

REF: Migos, Future "Mask Off", Travis Scott

Drill Stagger

140-145 BPM

Bars start slightly off-beat, sliding 808s, half-time feel over fast hats.

REF: Pop Smoke, Chief Keef, UK drill

Double Time

85-100 BPM

Twice the syllables per bar. Verbal showcase mode.

REF: Twista, Tech N9ne, Eminem

Pocket Drift

70-85 BPM

Lazy-feel flow that lags behind the beat then snaps back. Conversation pocket.

REF: Drake "Marvins Room", Earl Sweatshirt

Singsong Melodic

70-90 BPM

Melodic motif stays consistent across verses. Hooks inside hooks.

REF: Lil Baby, Rod Wave, Lil Tjay

RHYME_FAMILIES

build multisyllabics
[ay (long A)]away · today · replay · A.K. · cliché · parquet · soufflé · sashay · replay

Big family. Easy starter for multisyllabics: "today / replay" -> "all the way / J.Cole way".

[ee (long E)]greedy · speedy · TV · ETC · CD · AC · clearly · dearly · merci

Easy melodic landings. Pairs naturally with internal rhymes on -ee endings.

[ow]proud · crowd · loud · plowed · Saudi · cloudy · roundup

Strong landing for emphasis bars. Use sparingly — overused = corny.

[ack/at]back · track · crack · stat · gnat · flat · combat · Iraq

Hard consonants give percussive feel. Great for aggressive verses.

[ight/ite]night · light · fight · right · spite · ignite · satellite · oversight

Cinematic vowel. Pairs well with imagery-heavy storytelling.

[ow/ole]cold · gold · sold · bowl · patrol · control · parole · pothole · rocked the soul

Smooth, weighted landings. Works in luxury or conscious mode.

SONG_SKELETON

copy + paste
[INTRO - 4 bars]
Set the scene. Where are you, what's the energy?
Don't waste lines on intros longer than this.

[VERSE 1 - 16 bars]
Bars 1-4: Hook the listener. Best line up top.
Bars 5-8: Build context. Who, what, why.
Bars 9-12: Twist or escalate. Reveal something.
Bars 13-16: Payoff line. The one they screenshot.

[HOOK - 8 bars]
4 lines that capture the verse in feeling.
Repeat once for emphasis.
Should work as a tweet on its own.

[VERSE 2 - 16 bars]
Don't repeat verse 1's structure. Mirror, invert, or escalate.
End on a line that reframes the hook's meaning.

[OUTRO - 4 bars]
Ride out. Don't over-explain. Let the silence do work.

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