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Who would've ever thought that in this generation we live in, technology would change up the game on just about every avenue you can think of, especially for the aspiring and growing rap artist.  If you think about it, back then, if you wanted to be heard, you really had to kick out money to get heard.  You had to pay for that studio time, grind hard and submit demo tapes, and really just hustle the streets to even get people to know who you are.  In today's era though, you have the online presence which is easier to do, and gets your name spread across the internet and the globe like wildfire!  And with sites like Spiddit.com coming onto the stage, the game's really about to change up!

If you are an upcoming rap artist, or even a seasoned veteran, you know that by getting your music in more and more places online, you can build up your presence further across the internet.  And you never know who is scoping out the internet for the next hottest lyricist out.  So you'll want to get in now so that you're ready upon official launch for the new hip hop spot for rap artists online!

You'll be able to get your grind on with online rap battles.  We all know that battle rap has the strong potential to really build up your lyrical skills and is a great tool for a rap artist to use.  After all, you can't let your guard down and let the other rapper against you win by making you look like you have no skills, so you're compelled to really get your hustle on and bring your best punchlines and lyrics to the table!  And Spiddit.com will be your primary and only battleground to take on wack emcees!

Or, if you're a collab type kat and like to work with others to make major music happen, then you can get your work and collab goin' on as well.  Spiddit.com will provide the place for you to collaborate on great tracks!  You not only get an opportunity to make some hott music collaborations, but you'll build great networking opportunities as well as a result!  And this means more spreading of your music since both you and the person you collaborated with will be eager to spread and promote the music created.

And of course, Spiddit.com will present a great stage for you to showcase your lyrical talent across a broad network of people who will have a chance to listen to your music and help you reach further and further up the ladder to become a G.O.A.T. (Greatest of all time) or GOD MC!!  And of course, as any rap artist knows, this is what you strive for... to become heard, to become great, to become known!

One of the great features that Spiddit.com will have, is the ability to write in your "Spit Book", which will allow you to save your lyrics for another time if you need to go back to them.  This is great, given sometimes, artists forget their lyrics, or may want to just go back to add more later.  And though the pen and pad will be a symbol of writing lyrics, you can store them and not worry about what happened to your pad or where you placed it, if something spilled accidentally on it, etc.  You can also save other emcee lyrics as well which may inspire you down the line with some lyrics you're writing.

All in all, Spiddit.com proves to be a great place for the rap artist to enjoy, utilize as another great promotional tool, networking tool with others to collab, enjoyment for battle rap, and more!  But then, it's not surprising, given the creator of Spiddit.com has been a big fan of hip hop for years, stemming back to the roots of KRS-One, Rakim, NWA, and countless others who brought lyrical hip hop to the table and made hip hop what it is, what it was defined to be!

I believe that when Spiddit officially opens its gates, it will definitely be a great place for artists to come to, to unite together with, and to build on great lyrical hip hop!  I had a chance to briefly chat with the owner of Spiddit, and we're on the same page with our feel of hip hop.  I know me personally, hip hop of today doesn't do much for me in comparison to what it did back in the 90's.  Lyrical story telling was at the heart of the 90's, and that is something I really miss about hip hop now, that I know Spiddit.com will help bring back to the table for talented lyricists out there, of which may not be as heard due to the commercial flava that's taking over now.  If you are an aspiring rap artist or a rap veteran and love lyrical hip hop, collaborating, and battle rapping, drop over to Spiddit.com now, sign up and Like the page, so that when the gates open, you'll be ready!