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I like this one! I'm a "musical" person and like to keep tempo and make random beats. This may help....

It might. I noticed that I have to keep a good rhythm going when I speak to not stutter as much so I’d assume rapping would be similar. But of course, everyone’s different....

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Graduation Hi guys, sorry for my english. Yesterday morning I graduated and had to discuss my dissertation with a microphone in front of 5 professors and about 100 people (including my parents), and...

Same boat I swear in a past life I must’ve been an actor because my ability to jump in and out of character(s)/ accents WITH FLUENCY is ridiculous! Look we need some answers science 😅...

I posted this in response to another question but the OP deleted the post. However I believe it explains what’s going on with accents and other “fluent” phenomena. William Parry’s program “Valsalva S...

I heard singing comes from a different part of your brain, so people with really bad stutters can sing fluently. I wonder if this is in the same category of sort of putting on a performance, or changi...

I don’t think so. I’ve been a fan of rap forever and can rap Eminem, Yelawolf, Tech N9ne, etc (sorry for the humble-brag) but I still stutter in speech. I think it has to do with skill transfer. Rappi...

I get that. It's kind of like how many of us can speak to ourselves without stuttering. For me, though, trying to tell Alexa to play a song or fetch some bit of information still triggers the stutter,...

That's very interesting. As you may know, there are specific stress patterns to rap: https://genius.com/discussions/179206-Pinkcookies-poetic-devices-in-rap-pt-1-iambic-pentameter-syllables Which is...

I have heard Ed Sheeran credit learning to rap the entirety of an Eminem album to conquering his stutter. Like many success stories I presume this action may work for a number of stutterers but probab...

I think any kind of singing is good for breath control, onset, etc. (and people will enjoy when you spontaneously bust out with Straight Outta Compton)...

While singing (different usage of our mouth, tongue, etc.) is shown to improve fluency, I would imagine rapping would be similar. I would imagine you would be more fluent while doing that....

I have dogs and cats, and no, no stuttering with them. Now that I think about it, I wonder if I speak slower than I do with people so the brain-mouth connection problem just doesn't happen....

Here's a bit about childhood stuttering -- [https://www.asha.org/public/speech/disorders/stuttering/](https://www.asha.org/public/speech/disorders/stuttering/) It's normal for children 2-6 to go ...

There are lots of phone apps that let you do it, but I’ve also got a preset I made on Audacity that has the delay that I find works best for me. Tomorrow I’ll have a look at what my ‘ideal’ delay is i...

What do you use to set something up to record and give you feedback? Your comment made me realize something similar. If I stutter horribly on one sentence, I can fluently repeat the same sentence pe...

When I’m talking whilst listening to myself with a delay my stutter completely disappears, as in 100%. It amazes me how something that seems so simple can have such an effect....

Fantastic to hear, do you mind if I ask if you stammer around him when you are on your own? I'm terms of myself and my girlfriend at the start of the relationship I would feel the stammer coming on a...

I would guess that your fluency improves not because you’re talking “faster” but because you’re stringing your words together and keeping your voice turned on throughout your sentences. This matches a...

I am also the only one in my family who has ever presented with a stutter. I went to a speech therapist a couple of times growing up, but found it pretty useless because their method of initial asses...