There are two characters in this minigame, neither of them going by names. You play as the yellow one on the right side of the screen. There are three main cues to press the A button. Pressing the A button makes the yellow one go "Unh!" (The three cues are the "Could be", "Isn't it?", and "THE BEST!" raps.)
|explainEN=The cool duo<br>has arrived!<br>It's a hot rap<br>and a big hoot!}}
{{GameExplainArcade
|title=ラップメン
|explain=クールなふたり組がやってきた！<br>アツいラップで 大コーフンだぜ！
|titleEN=Rap Men
|explainEN=The cool duo has arrived!<br>It's a hot rap and a big hoot!}}
{{RhythmGame
|name=ラップメン
|number={{Console|GBA}} 23
|version={{ver|Long}}
|gift={{Console|GBA}} "[[Rhythm Shiryō-Shitsu#とあるラジオ番組 (A Certain Radio Program)|とあるラジオ番組]]" ''(A Certain Radio Program)''
|stage={{Stage|GBAstage4}}}}
{{Nihongo|Rap Men|ラップメン|Rappu Men}} is the 5th [[Rhythm Game]] of Stage 4 (23rd overall) in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''.
The arrange version, [[Rap Women]], appears in Revival in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''.
==Gameplay==
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[[File:Screenshot Arcade Rap Men.png|thumb]]
This game features a thin red-skinned man and a round yellow-skinned man going by the group name [[RAPMEN]]. The player controls the yellow rapper on the right side of the screen. Once the red rapper stops rapping, the player has to press Ⓐ to say "Un!" There are three cues. On {{Nihongo|ですか？|Desuka?}} or {{Nihongo|ますか？|Masuka?}}, the player must say "Un!" on the next beat. On {{Nihongo|かもネ|Kamone}}, the player must say "Un!" on the next two offbeats, and on {{Nihongo|サイコー！|Saikō!}} or {{Nihongo|ナイヨ！|Naiyo!}}, the player must say "Un!" on the next beat and offbeat.
==Controls==
==Controls==
A: Rap.
{{Controls|A=Rap}}
==[[Timing Display]]==
==Rhythm Toy==
{{Timing
There is a rhythm toy that lets you make your own songs with the Rap Men.
|just=The yellow rapper says "Un!" while gesturing and creating a big cloud of smoke, causing the red rapper to reel back.
|miss=The yellow rapper just says "Un!" without the gesturing or smoke.
|through=The yellow rapper turns pale blue as smoke comes out of his mouth.}}
The idea of blue for boys and pink for girls applies with the Rap Men and Rap Women.
</gallery>
==Video==
In Rhythm heaven for the DS, beating all the minigames unlocks "Battle of the Bands". On the flier, you can see sprites of both rap men.
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==Trivia==
Also on the flier, you can find a number, which is: 555-ROCK-OUT. If you call this number on the Rhythm Toy "Phone", you can hear the same music as the original game had. You can also hear the red guy saying "Yo" and "Havin' fun". And you can hear the yellow one say "Unh!" repeatedly.
*The [[RAPMEN]] appear in the [[Rhythm Toy]] [[Rap Machine]].
*In ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'', the [[RAPMEN]] can be seen on the [[Battle of the Bands]] flier.
In Rhythm Heaven Fever, getting a Perfect ranking on Love Rap 2 unlocks an article. It mentions that there are two twin quasars, called RAPMEN. Well, despite the fact they are definitely not twins.
*The [[RAPMEN]] make another cameo at the end of [[Love Rap]] and [[Love Rap 2]], appearing as two framed pictures on the wall.
[[Category:Minigame]]
==Development History==
[[Category:Rhythm Toy]]
{{Main|Rap Men/Development}}
==In Other Languages==
{{Lang
|jp=ラップメン
|rojp=Rappu Men
|mnjp=Rap Men}}
==References==
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This game features a thin red-skinned man and a round yellow-skinned man going by the group name RAPMEN. The player controls the yellow rapper on the right side of the screen. Once the red rapper stops rapping, the player has to press Ⓐ to say "Un!" There are three cues. On ですか？ (Desuka??) or ますか？ (Masuka??), the player must say "Un!" on the next beat. On かもネ (Kamone?), the player must say "Un!" on the next two offbeats, and on サイコー！ (Saikō!?) or ナイヨ！ (Naiyo!?), the player must say "Un!" on the next beat and offbeat.
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