Should there be an age limit on rapping? Artist in other genres can sing or play instruments forever but rapping seems to diminish overtime. 
Big Homie Wayne believe Lil Wayne hasn't had a dope verse since the Carter III and the Eminem can only rap in double time. 
What do you think, should there be a age limit of stepping up to the MIC for a verse?

Should there be an age limit on rapping? Artist in other genres can sing or play instruments forever but rapping seems to diminish overtime. Big Homie Wayne believe Lil Wayne hasn't had a dope verse since the Carter III and the Eminem can only rap in double time. What do you think, should there be a age limit of stepping up to the MIC for a verse?

Should there be an age limit on rapping? Artist in other genres can sing or play instruments forever but rapping seems to diminish overtime.&nbsp;
Big Homie Wayne believe Lil Wayne hasn't had a dope verse since the Carter III and the Eminem can only rap in double time.&nbsp;
What do you think, should there be a age limit of stepping up to the MIC for a verse?&nbsp;

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