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Mad fucking dangerous.
Join Date: Jul 2013
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You two play off each other well because you have such ridiculously fluid rhyme schemes but approach them in completely different ways. CopyPat is so beholden to the rhyme, so tight and refined in his approach. He doesn't take a break for content and is willing to ignore that in favor of rhymes at time. Zen, on the other hand, lets the rhymes determine his content but often has something to say.
Essentially, CopyPat is a powerhouse of technical precision, while Zen bounces around but never lets the fundamentals slip. This, by Zen, was my favorite stanza of the piece, though it didn't exactly fit the tone of the verse: Quote:
Then there was this segment from CopyPat where, in a very old-school style, he decided randomly to tell a story: Quote:
I also liked this a lot: Quote:
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