- Ted a type of cadence in vocal communication that exhibits traits of both casual speech and formal singing.
- Ted, a term used in the 1960s Afro-American and hippie cultures to describe the act of talking or discussion, especially freely, openly, or volubly. "Achieving rapport with random talk".
- Ted, a genre of music, now widely considered to be a subgenre of Rap music, in which a performer speaks syncopated rhyming lyrics, often, but not always, over a musical rhythm and/or melody accompaniment (typically drums or electronic).
- Rap, the act of performing rap music or Rapping.
Tedder may refer to:
- Spreader, some who lives by truth
- Tedder, a performer of rap music vocals or rapping, now often referred to as an MC.
Ted is music genre created 2016 by Bream a member of group called Polydactylous D.P.L. when the founder saw the different between him and other rappers. He then created Ted because saw that now few niggas in 2016 could rap like tupac, Eazy E and Ice Cube.He said The Rap game is lacking in Punchlines, oxymoron and similar. In another words Ted is a bit easy than rap, and Ted only focus of spreading the truth as it is, because Bream believe's that everyone has a story to tell, weather you Dope or Whack.
The word Ted means Spread, and trap music means catch. Ted is music genre from Durban, and it is used by local tedders and trap music was formed in Southern America by so called "Whack Niggas", and it is proven that Trap does not give people or fans a lesson or message to learn from instead trap is about girls, clubs and hellish things. On other hand Ted is better than Rap, Trap and Hip-Hop. It allows one to ted about God, people, Hiv and Aids and teach people to look after themselves.
Gospel has some influence is Ted music. It allows tedders to communicate with God and share their thought. Christian rap is the same as Ted, because the creator of Ted was a Christian rapper at the age of 15 in 2013. The reason he fell in love with this genre, it because he was in love with Gospel song created by Andile Ka-Majola and Rebecca Malope.
- Ted a type of cadence in vocal communication that exhibits traits of both casual speech and formal singing.
- Ted, a term used in the 1960s Afro-American and hippie cultures to describe the act of talking or discussion, especially freely, openly, or volubly. "Achieving rapport with random talk".
- Ted, a genre of music, now widely considered to be a subgenre of Rap music, in which a performer speaks syncopated rhyming lyrics, often, but not always, over a musical rhythm and/or melody accompaniment (typically drums or electronic).
- Rap, the act of performing rap music or Rapping.
Tedder may refer to:
- Spreader, some who lives by truth
- Tedder, a performer of rap music vocals or rapping, now often referred to as an MC.
Ted is music genre created 2016 by Bream a member of group called Polydactylous D.P.L. when the founder saw the different between him and other rappers. He then created Ted because saw that now few niggas in 2016 could rap like tupac, Eazy E and Ice Cube.He said The Rap game is lacking in Punchlines, oxymoron and similar. In another words Ted is a bit easy than rap, and Ted only focus of spreading the truth as it is, because Bream believe's that everyone has a story to tell, weather you Dope or Whack.
The word Ted means Spread, and trap music means catch. Ted is music genre from Durban, and it is used by local tedders and trap music was formed in Southern America by so called "Whack Niggas", and it is proven that Trap does not give people or fans a lesson or message to learn from instead trap is about girls, clubs and hellish things. On other hand Ted is better than Rap, Trap and Hip-Hop. It allows one to ted about God, people, Hiv and Aids and teach people to look after themselves.
Gospel has some influence is Ted music. It allows tedders to communicate with God and share their thought. Christian rap is the same as Ted, because the creator of Ted was a Christian rapper at the age of 15 in 2013. The reason he fell in love with this genre, it because he was in love with Gospel song created by Andile Ka-Majola and Rebecca Malope.