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Today (May 3) freestyle rap record holder (9 hours, 52 minutes) DJ Green Arrow is seeking to establish a new Guinness record by embarking on 52 hour freestyle.
Arrow, who is based out of Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, will start freestyling this afternoon. The majority of the rhymes will be in 12 hour intervals, with the rapper taking hour breaks to recover before stopping at 52 hours.
Naming the event “Suckas Need Bodyguards,” DJ Green Arrow is framing his event as a tribute to recently deceased legends Guru and Roc Raida, and all Hip-Hop fans worldwide. Also, the rapper has emphasized that all his rhymes will be 100% improvised and inspired by what he sees while navigating the
“5.5 hours until I begin rapping for 12 hours, taking an hour break, and then repeating that 4 times,” Arrow posted on his Facebook page earlier this morning. “[I’m] stopping when I get to the showing of "The Other Side of Hip Hop", at Maysles Cinema, 7PM [on] Wednesday night (May 5). 52 hours is a lot and there is always something to rhyme about in New York City.”
Before arriving at Harlem’s Maysles Cinema, Arrow plans to make stops in every New York borough along with brief visits to northern New Jersey and Bridgeport, Connecticut over the next two days.
Fans interested in viewing updates through Wednesday can visit DJ Green Arrow’s personal website at www.djgreenarrow.com or his Facebook account (DjGreen Arrow | Facebook).
Arrow, who is based out of Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, will start freestyling this afternoon. The majority of the rhymes will be in 12 hour intervals, with the rapper taking hour breaks to recover before stopping at 52 hours.
Naming the event “Suckas Need Bodyguards,” DJ Green Arrow is framing his event as a tribute to recently deceased legends Guru and Roc Raida, and all Hip-Hop fans worldwide. Also, the rapper has emphasized that all his rhymes will be 100% improvised and inspired by what he sees while navigating the
“5.5 hours until I begin rapping for 12 hours, taking an hour break, and then repeating that 4 times,” Arrow posted on his Facebook page earlier this morning. “[I’m] stopping when I get to the showing of "The Other Side of Hip Hop", at Maysles Cinema, 7PM [on] Wednesday night (May 5). 52 hours is a lot and there is always something to rhyme about in New York City.”
Before arriving at Harlem’s Maysles Cinema, Arrow plans to make stops in every New York borough along with brief visits to northern New Jersey and Bridgeport, Connecticut over the next two days.
Fans interested in viewing updates through Wednesday can visit DJ Green Arrow’s personal website at www.djgreenarrow.com or his Facebook account (DjGreen Arrow | Facebook).
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