Ceza: the world's fastest benchmark

In the early 70-ies of the 20th century among the black population of America began to develop such a direction of music as rap. If you go into the details of the etymology of the word, then in English it means "knocking." This name was used for this purpose. After all, rap is a clear and rhythmic recitative that is pronounced to music with heavy sound elements. It was from this moment that the beginning of the whole hip-hop culture began. Gradually, rap became popular all over the world. On the streets and stadiums, in studios and at home in front of a mirror, teenagers honed their skills in composing rhymed lines, pronounced as recitative.

Rap goes to the masses

After a while, you could train your skills in various clubs, where every now and then battles were organized between rappers. The main criteria in this competition were the ability to rhyme, rhythm and speed of reading. It is this musical direction that gave the world such singers as Eminem, 2Pac, DrDre, Puff Daddy, 50Cents, Ceza and many others. The latter, by the way, today proudly bears the title "The World's Fastest Reference". It is remarkable that of all the above-mentioned celebrities, only this young man is not a resident of the United States of America. He was born and raised in Turkey.

Career of a talented performer

The fastest in the world the benchmark is named Bilgin Ozchalkan. He is a member of such a musical collective as Nefret. In translation, this means "Hatred." The boy grew up in an ordinary Turkish family, where no one had even the slightest idea of rap per se. Even in his childhood, he learned to create voice bits and read rhymes. After a while he writes his first album. And in 1998 he creates a musical collective, which continues to create and still. It is worth noting that the number of albums released by the Nefret group has almost reached the first double-digit mark.

As part of the musical team, Bilgin Ozchalkan - he's also Ceza - read the song Holocaust. And, I must say, he did it amazingly. In two minutes and thirty-eight seconds (2:38), the young man was able to clearly and clearly pronounce more than twelve hundred words, or rather one thousand two hundred and sixty-seven words. This became an absolute record and brought the Turkish youth the title of "The fastest in the world rapper". Many tried to resent it: they say, the Turkish language is much easier to pronounce than, say, German. But the record is a record. And the world community recognized its reality. I would like to say that the younger sister Ceza has followed in the footsteps of her brother and also achieved outstanding success in rap.

Spanish record holder

Before the Turkish musician, the title "The World's Fastest Reper" was worn by the Spanish singer El Chojin. In 2008, this record was on the pages of the world edition of Guinness. Domingo Moreno (this is the real name of the master of recitative) for one minute clearly and distinctly pronounced 921 words. This achievement was recorded in Madrid. By the way, in this city the singer appeared on April 28, 1977. His rapper career, he began in bands such as 995 and Wild for da Night.

Domestic artists

On the Internet expanses of our homeland, sometimes a serious dispute lights up, where the main point is to search for the answer to the question: "Who is the fastest Russian benchmark?" No doubt, the great country is also famous for the masters of the beat and recitative. Basta, Noise MC, Rem Digga, Loc-Dog and many others have long glorified the hip-hop culture of the state. They have their fans and their performance criteria. However, it is not possible to single out a single and single singer, whose reading speed will allow him to be given the title of "the fastest benchmark in Russia". Fike, Atom, Chronicle, and Domino are also suitable for this role. Each of them has its pluses and minuses. They attract the audience not only with interesting texts, but also with the fantastic speed with which their phrases fly out. Who knows, maybe soon and in Russia there will be a rap record-holder.