Dirty Secret📌📌📌

#DirtySecret📌📌📌📌 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #01 Did you know? Crowns and Diamonds aren't the same thing. Crowns measure activity and success through things including votes and top-5 contest finishes. Diamonds measure how much you participate as a judge. So when you see a number beside somebody's name... first ask what the number actually measures. 🐀 Follow the cheese. 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #02 Did you know? Deleting your own track can remove the Crowns you earned from that track. The song disappears. So can part of the number attached to your activity. 🧀 Numbers have rules too. 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #03 Did you know? The community can help get you into a weekly contest shortlist. But the community doesn't choose the final winner. 20 shortlist positions come from the tracks with the most votes. 5 more are WILD CARDS chosen by Rap Fame. Then Rap Fame's team chooses the top 5 winners from that shortlist. 🐀 Community at one door. 🧀 Somebody else has the keys to another. 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #04 Did you know? A primary artist cannot receive a weekly contest WILD CARD two weeks in a row. But after sitting out the following week's wild card... they can be eligible for one again the week after. 🐀 Read the little rules. That's where the cheese lives. 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #05 Did you know? Some competitions don't use the same selection system at all. Crew Clash currently says the song with the most likes wins. If there's a tie, comments and plays MAY be considered. Compare that with the regular weekly contest, where votes create most of the shortlist and Rap Fame chooses the eventual winners. Same platform. Different maze. 🧀🐀 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #06 Did you know? Some songs don't even have to be manually entered into a competition. Current Crew Clash rules say an eligible collaboration uploaded by crew members during the competition period is automatically entered. Don't want it competing? The rules tell you to manually remove it. 🐀 Sometimes you don't chase the cheese. The cheese enters you in the race. 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #07 Did you know? Rap Fame rewards you for judging other artists. Judge tracks and you can earn Diamonds. Its current Voice Comment Challenge also offered 750 Benjis plus a chance at a free Shortlist for leaving qualifying voice feedback. Your music isn't the only thing with value. Your participation has value too. 🐀🧀 Think about that one. 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #08 Did you know? Rap Fame's own Benji guide tells users to log in every day because consecutive daily claims increase the reward, currently up to a 30-day streak. Miss a day? Back to chasing. 🐀🧀 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #09 Did you know? The same currency you can earn by participating can also be purchased with real money. And Rap Fame says Benjis can be spent on HOT exposure, extra uploads and judging-session tickets. Earn it. Buy it. Spend it. Repeat. 🐀💰🧀 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #10 Did you know? Rap Fame limits free publishing to 5 tracks in a rolling 24-hour period. Want another upload before the timer clears? Their published solution is either wait... or spend Benjis for another upload. 🐀 The wall has a door. The door takes cheese. 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #11 Did you know? Rap Fame says weekly contest prizes are displayed on each individual contest page and tells artists to read the rules of the CURRENT contest. Meaning the rule you remember from another competition isn't necessarily the rule governing this one. 🐀 Never assume you've read the whole maze. 🐀🧀 RAT FACT #12 Did you know? Rap Fame once introduced AI tags by telling the community: AI Made. AI-Assisted. Certified Human. And described them as a way for creators to label tracks and provide transparency. Its newer Safety Shield material describes a broader classification and eligibility system around AI use. Same subject. More consequences. 🐀🧀 Keep your screenshots.