We are seeking an Afro-American male who has a passion for the rap game and is dedicated to their craft to join our team as a Rap News Voice Actor. As our Rap News Voice Actor, you will be responsible for creating the best news channel for rap on YouTube. You will be required to have a calm tone in your voice, and people should feel comfortable listening to you for 8-15 minutes at a time without tuning out.

Responsibilities:

Create 5-7 scripts per week minimum (we will start with 2-3 scripts to establish our format)

Stay updated on slang and pronunciations of rappers, and be willing to Google or ask for guidance from the scriptwriter

Handle feedback well and be open to revisions when necessary

Work with our team to grow our YouTube channel

Requirements:

Passion for the rap game

Knowledge of recording and editing software

Excellent verbal communication skills with a calm tone in your voice

Knowledgeable in the latest trends and news in the rap industry

Updated on slang and pronunciations of rappers

Willingness to learn and take feedback

Dedicated and able to meet weekly deadlines

Salary and Benefits:

Opportunity to work with a growing YouTube channel

Flexibility to use your own preferred programs to execute tasks

If you believe you are the right fit for this position and have the required skills and experience, please apply with your resume and a sample of your work.

Additional Information:

Rate per word is $0.03

Volume of work is 1600-1800 words, 2-3 voice narrations per week

Artist can render in 24 hours

This is the style of video we’re looking to do:

https://www.youtube.com/c/HipHopDailyYT/videos

(Must need to submit an audition)

Trial Task: 

"All rappers can get wild, but some are crazier than others. Even though it’s important to protect yourself, some rappers take it a step too far and expose their activities on camera. Here is a look at a few reckless rappers, who have gotten themselves into trouble for being careless with a gun.

Lil Xan

Lil Xan is a rapper known more for his viral antics than his music. He blew up back in 2018 with the track 'Betrayed,' which quickly went viral thanks to the Cole Bennett-directed music video. But his sudden rise to fame also came with a lot of negativity and hate from critics and fans who felt that he didn’t truly respect hip hop culture."