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Originally Posted by Cereal_Killa
Ahh I've only voted on two text battles here u schumck..
N flow, rythmn comes into play..
Look at the lyrics off bizzy bone, busta, tech 9, twista..
They are always tight, extremely tight..
U have to have certain sucture to make it flow..
So wen we say flow or rhythm it's to do with each lines structure..
We don't just say structure cause most good writers don't stick to the same structure every line..
Look it b.i.g classed one of greatest at flow, his short lines and internals did that.. Ofcourse his presence was a massive part but without the line structure there wld be no flow..
Pun omg another cat with a mammoth flow.. Look at his lyrics..
Nas n aesop rock are two prime examples where every track of there's can b spat fast or slow.. N both have done so..
One mic
The substance
But these two in the general pop culture off wannabe hip hop artist consider them to have horrid flow cause their lyrics are too important for ppl to miss them if they spit them how they're intended..
U dig..
Anywhoot u children run along, hide in a hole til tomo wen u come at us with another case of retardation..
I can do this all day, erry day pimpin..
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nah man... text battles, at least shortbar, can barely be considered rap... like battle rap and normal rap shouldnt even been put against one another
I feel you about lyricism, agree with you on those rappers mostly, but it's like completely backseat'd in text battles. at least here.
two sides of a coin