URL Presents MATH HOFFA vs AYE-VERB

MATH HOFFA started the rap battle by putting out there on the table everything that AYE-VERB can say about him because he's predictable. He also said he seen his opponent at the last cypher and passed him th knife but he just looked at it like he was scared and gave it back to him. He looked at AYE-VERB and asked him if he was lie-ing and he didn't reply. MATH HOFFA told everyone his real name Chaz Dunkin and had a slick metaphor when he said I call him Chaz just to turn AYE-VERB to a noun. MATH HOFFA even said AYE-VERB is starving for a record deal and calling himself Mr. Marketable. He started this rap cypher a good point about him punching that Dose in the face and not dropping him even though he's only 125 pounds. This round of the one on one battle.

In the second round of the rhyme cypher MATH HOFFA started his verse calling out some dude who snitched on his homeboy and putting him on blast apparently some dude gave his homeboy seven years. Then he came back to AYE-VERB and called him a snitch as well. AYE-VERB said some crazy punchlines during this round of this rhyme battle. His last metaphor was referring to the rapper T Rex. AYE-VERB started his verse gay rap jokes about MATH HOFFA and claimed that his neighborhood breeds the type that snitch. The rapper known as AYE-VERB made a fairly accurate assessment when he said that MATH HOFFA got the image of a truck driver and cracked a few mexican rap jokes on Cortez. AYE-VERB called MATH HOFFA a puppet nigga and said he takes hands up his ass. This round was a tie without a doubt.

In the third round of rhyme battle MATH HOFFA started this round by telling everyone with him to hush. He brought a funny reenactment of AYE-VERB and his hip hop crew going to New York to battle, he even brought up about how I guess Murdah Mooks is gonna supposedly battle AYE-VERB once he gets his money up. MATH HOFFA even was rapping in AYE-VERB's sling for a few punchlines. MATH HOFFA acted like Biggy Smalls for a few of his raps and ended his verse telling AYE-VERB to get off of New York's dick. AYE-VERB spit his verse and started to bring up the fact that a tranny was calling him out but he said he was just kidding. He also said that when Smack asked him to take a shot at MATH HOFFA he asked him which arm basically implying that he wasn't scared. AYE-VERB said that MATH HOFFA doesn't have hot bars he just digs up dirt on his opponent and he even made a reference to his challengers girl and taking over her mind soul and body like an Avatar. This one on one battle is too hard to call and I would say that it's a tie.

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D scrill Vs Sunny Cartel

Sunny Cartel volunteered to started to rap first in the MC battle first and had a hungry rap delivery and he was some what more interesting with his hip hop verses, he was full of life with his presentation. This man otherwise known as Sunny Cartel had some tough verses in this rap cypher. The first reference Sunny Cartel made a reference to was D scrill's girl being broke. Sunny Cartel kind of reminded me of the well know battle rapper Cassidy with the way he presented his rhymes. The man known as Sunny Cartel even called himself the Stretch Armstrong of the ghetto. He referred to D scrill as being rap clown. The best punchline D scrill spit was when he said, I'll catch him while he's jewelry shopping and leave him necklace". Do you get it? When it was time for his rap opponent D scrill to spit his rap verse he went in hard for for real. D scrill seemed to have lesser animated rap presentation that was still thorough but just not as interesting in my opinion. He was still on point with the battle raps and punchlines. D scrill brought up Sunny Cartel's high school in history. He said, "that Sunny Cartel brought an extra tall transvestite to his prom that would have wore his ring but the tranny wouldn't because Sunny Cartel didn't graduate" that was funny a funny rap punchline. D scrill had a good rap flow he was syllabic with putting rhymes together. D scrill called Sunny Cartel a light skinned Mike Bennett thinking that he might win it. His strongest point in my opinion was the way he put rhymes together. Both of these two emcees were thoroughly consistent in the first round of this rap cypher and I would say that this round was a tie.

In the second round of the cypher Sunny Cartel definitely brought the heat. He mentioned the obvious recession that our country is in. He tried to call D scrill a sissy. He started off spitting real gangta rhymes Sunny Cartel said that D scrill wife be calling him. His rap presentation was so strong that the crowd started barking. Sunny Cartel said he would snatch him out his car then said he had to take it back because D scrill had no car. When it was time for Sunny Cartel to finish spitting his rap verse he tried but the time clock was up before he could. D scrill started to spit his rap verse soon after Sunny Cartel's time was up. He compared himself to traffic lights and satellites. It seemed that D scrill spit battle raps about how much purple he smokes. D scrill sounded like he had a little slip up when he was rapping. D scrill ended his rap verse talking. This round of the rapping battle was a tie.

In the third round of this rhyme battle of all rap battles in other words th main event, Sunny Cartel spit some hard rap verses. This man referred himself your excellence when he started spitting his rap lyrics. Sunny Cartel kept his this round of the rap cypher interesting with his rap performance he was truely a loose cannon when he spit his rhyme verse. D scrill spit his rap battle lyrics next and he seemed to be freestyle rapping his verse. He continued to spit fire and seemed to be spitting a more spontaneous freestyle rap. D scrill was rapping about how he would shoot Sunny Cartel and a ton of rap insults on D scrill that were pretty good and funny. I would have to say this round of the cypher was a tie in my opinion.

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URL Presents CALICOE vs RICH DOLARZ

RICH DOLARZ started this rap battle off with some tough aggressive metaphors. RICH DOLARZ crew was going bananas they were souping up mad of his punchlines not to take anything away from RICH DOLARZ but damn his crew was rowdy. CALICOE countered back well with some spontaneous battle raps but some of his rhymes may have been written. The thing that made me think the most was when he referred to rapping against New York MC's who are spoon fed. I know it wasn't the most complicated rhymes but it made me think of think again about the rappers who battle. This round of the rhyme cypher was a tie.

In the second round of the rhyme cypher went sick with rap bars. RICH DOLARZ focused on talking junk about RICH DOLARZ girl and ended his verse cleverly. CALICOE spit some thorough metaphors as well.CALICOEs raps were strong and were a great defense he tried to say that RICH DOLARZ went to a private school.CALICOE was a great lyricist with ill punchlines and his ending was slick This round was neck and neck both CALICOE and RICH DOLARZ kept the momentum of this battle on there side. This round of the rapping battle was a tie in my opinion.

In the third round of this Hip Hop Battle RICH DOLARZ brought up facts about BMF as well as bringing up facts about his accomplishments and youtube views as well as all of his battles making world star hip hop.After RICH DOLARZ spit his rap verse people started souping him up saying that he body bagged CALICOE. CALICOE brought everybody back to reality when he spit his rap verse. CALICOE didn't slip up once and I would say that this round of the rap cypher was a tie.

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URL Presents HITMAN HOLLA vs CORTEZ

HITMAN HOLLA started the first round of the rhyme battle and brought up a good point when he first started spitting. HITMAN HOLLA had better lyrical skills in this round of the battle. HITMAN HOLLA put his rap verses together more smooth, fluently, and almost seemed to have rehearsed his verse. CORTEZ's verse sounded harder and more grabbing. CORTEZ seemed more disrespectful and personal when he was rapping. CORTEZ won this round of the battle based on harder hitting punchlines

In the second round of this battle HITMAN HOLLA had a ton of people in the crowd that were stunned. HITMAN HOLLA had the crowd on it's toes with his lyrical abilities. HITMAN HOLLA stayed consistent and had some nice punchlines that were moving. CORTEZ continued to spit rhymes and punchlines that seemed more personal if anything else. CORTEZ kept on chopping HITMAN HOLLA down with his hard hitting bars. CORTEZ had harder rhymes during this battle but his rap style and the way he put together words was a tad bit shakier.At the end of CORTEZ's verse they had to make him stop he still had more rhymes to spit CORTEZ won this verse because his lyrics were more ruthless.

In the third round of this battle HITMAN HOLLA may have upped it a little bit but his rap scheme seemed to be the same. HITMAN HOLLA had a thorough rap performance and his lyrical skills and delivery were admirable.CORTEZ continued to hurt HITMAN HOLLA those rhyme hay makers.Cortez continued with the ruthless bars and won this round of the rap battle.

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