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Hi.

Hello. - Hello.

Hello. - Goodness.

What is this? - Take your seats already.

Hey, teacher.

I enjoyed your performances,

but you have no basic skills.

That's why we will give you a special training.

It was fun,

but you need to know the basics of hip-hop.

You're right.

Knowing what you're doing will make a huge difference.

So today,

I'll teach you the words hip-hop artists use these days.

Slangs. - Slangs?

Gestures. - What is a slang?

To put it simply, a slang is an informal word.

I'll write up a word,

so try to guess if you know. - Okay.

Put your hands up and say the answer.

Yes, let's get it. Come on.

What is that? - F?

Let's start with this. - Flex?

Explain. - I got it.

I got it. - MC Bbok Ga raised his hand.

Netflix?

Wrong. - Netflix?

Flex means when your muscle contracts.

It's to brag. - It also means to show off.

Yes, that's right. - To show off.

When rappers show off what they own in their lyrics,

that's called "flex".

They show off what they have.

That's flex? - That's what we call "flex".

Flex. - This is what's called "flex".

Yes.

What?

You raised your hand.

I didn't. - You raised your hand.

MC Bbok Ga. - He raised his hand.

I thought he was from countryside.

This is so hard for me.

The next word.

"No"... - What's that?

No cap. - As in hat?

No cap? - No cap means...

"I'm not fooling around." - You're serious.

"I'm being serious."

No cap? - Why is that?

No cap. - I'm not joking.

I'm sincere. - Yes.

"This is no cap."

No cap. - No cap.

What was that?

What are you on about? - Didn't he just state a fact?

It's not true, sir. - He's been fooled.

This show airs at the same time. - Why would you say that?

MC Hwangppiyongs's family life is fluffed just like MC YDGG's hair

What are you saying?

Are you telling me that my family life is fake?

I meant... - I won't let it slide even for you.

Your happiness fluffs up. - You have a lot of fantasies.

I thought you meant my family life was fake.

I'll teach you one more thing.

"Drip". - "Drip".

This might be easy. - Like ad-lib?

"Drip the beat!" - Drip.

You know how to style yourself.

Yes. That's correct.

"Drip"? - "Drip" means...

When people say, "drip" in the States,

"Drip". - it means you're stylish.

I think MC Smalls is dripping today.

MC Smalls... - No.

That's called dripping because he's going reverse in seasons.

It's summer, but he's wearing that to look stylish.

I'm not hot. - He's wearing thick clothes.

It'd be great if you can use them. - Flex.

No cap. - No cap.

If you use these slangs to teenagers...

or people in their 20s, - We can show off.

So they know all these words? - they'll know it's from hip-hop.

Yes. Teenagers and people in their 20s now will know them.

I've never heard of those before. - It's quite popular.

What if I say this to my nephew and niece?

"My gosh,"

"You're flexing." - "you're dripping today."

Yes. "You, drip."

Really? - "Drip".

I just explained to you... - This is fun.

about slangs briefly.

I'm sure your producers...

helped you out when you wrote lyrics for the diss battle earlier.

They probably changed the lyrics according to the rules.

When it comes to raps...

You don't have to force yourself to make that sound.

Why... - I get paid from the show too.

I ought to do my money's worth.

Flexing performance fee. - That sounded scary.

There are two major rules in raps.

Rhyme. - All right.

You need rhyme and flow... - Rhyme.

to define something as a rap. - Flow. Rhyme.

Rhyming is easy. When you rapped earlier...

For example, MC Joony Walker said...

"What's so big about Jung Hyuk?"

"He's tall"

"Maniker chickens are the best"

This is considered one-dimensional rhyming.

To rhyme, you need to make sure you have the same vowels.

Vowels. - For example,

a lot of people write, "O, U, Y".

"O, U, Y". - Those online comments...

People only write that when they see something amazing.

That means, you need to use these vowels to rhyme.

Your lines just have to sound like these vowels.

It just needs to sound like that? - I'll hang out with you.

Yes, just like that. - I'm a fool around you.

Is it something like that? - Is that right?

Yes. You applied it accurately.

I did it right. - It is?

I did it right. - But yours didn't make sense.

If you dug up that much alone, you'd be impressed.

It must've been a lot of work. - But we don't say that.

Old ladies don't talk like that.

That probably makes up one bag of sweet potatoes.

Wait. The water came out so weird. - The water...

Why is it coming out like that?

MC Hwangppiyongs. - Yes?

Come to the front. Face them.

Face them and laugh loudly.

What? - Is that Cheonjiyeon Falls?

What? - Is that Cheonjiyeon Falls?

Your motor must have a turbo. - Why?

Why? Is it weird? Really? - The water spurts out.

I'll make "tequila" as the theme for your rhyming.

Tequila? - Tequila.

Since we're all comedians, - Won't that be hard?

we'd come up similar rhymes. - It's hard.

This is too hard. - Tequila.

Tequila?

I wrote F-Killer down. Darn it.

Don't say anything. Just say something else.

Present it when you're done. Don't steal my ideas.

Why not? I'm doing it now. - Come up with the lines first.

I have a funny line after that. I lost my chance. It's really funny.

Everyone would've laughed at it. - How many lines should we write?

Okay. I have one. - Okay.