Rap Battles on DDO Should Employ Vocals Since Vocals are the Meaning in Rap

When i said "not everyone is a vocal rapper", i mean that not everyone can vocalize their lyrics for lack of a mic or other things, but stick to written lyrics.This does not invalid the software accommodation Sound Recorder that is found on every modern computer. You don't need a costly high quality microphone, you can use your computer's built in mc. I do. Thus Con's angle here is, like I said, idle & not substantially a factor to avoid vocal authenticity. Con's admission: "i tried to vocally freestyle complex lyrics as i did when i write them online and it disrupts my rhythm" is contradictory & proof that there is a huge difference between pace & flow.1st, his statement is contradictory because "freestyle" means to instantly create vocalized lyrics on the spot. So how is Con doing that if he writes them down? Does Con mean he recites them after writting them down? By Jove,I should hope so, lest his statement remains an uneducated contradictory claim.Con's admission states his inability to take his complex written lyrics and flow them out in decent cadence is evidence that perhaps the word rap should be dropped from Battle & replaced with Lyrical. His admission does not speak for other DDO members. In fact, Con used my complex alliteration lyrics to previously support his hypothesis to which I vocally dismantled with a smooth, rhythmic recording with those same complex lyrics. Con stated: "I argue that it's less effective to add breaks and adding vocals will probably only ruin the power of your visualization of the lyrics." Perhaps, Con has lived in a cave for the last 10 years and have never seen nor heard this:No more games, I'ma change what you call rage Tear this motherfucking roof off like two dogs caged I was playing in the beginning, the mood all changed I've been chewed up and spit out and booed off stage But I kept rhyming and stepped right into the next cypher Best believe somebody's paying the pied piper All the pain inside amplified by the fact That I can't get by with my 9 to 5 And I can't provide the right type of life for my family Cause man, these goddamn food stamps don't buy diapers And it's no movie, there's no Mekhi Phifer, this is my life And these times are so hard, and it's getting even harder Trying to feed and water my seed, plus Teeter totter caught up between being a father and a prima donna Baby mama drama's screaming on and Too much for me to wanna Stay in one spot, another day of monotony Has gotten me to the point, I'm like a snail I've got to formulate a plot or I end up in jail or shot Success is my only motherfucking option, failure's not...Click to hear the multiple "breaks" in his flow. Find my comment & click 3:07.Con: "Put it simply, it's better to be straight-forward and lyrical than to have proper flow online."Pro: Look at Con's Rap Battle in below link. http://www.debate.org...And notice what FuzzyCatPotato rightly states in the voting comments.The visualization of his lyrics gives the impression that his vocal delivery would be zig-zagging everywhere: China, Spain, Indian Ocean, Vegas, down the block, on the moon, D.C., Peru, etc. There is no center of gravity. Think I'm full of sh*t? Check out Blade of Truth's lyrics. http://www.debate.org...Blade demonstrates visual lyrics that blow a smooth fresh breeze in your face, soothing your senses to make you simply love how they are paced. In result, you immediately get the impression "this guy is awesome". On the other hand, Con's lyrical visualization makes you feel like you're about to be sodomized, pissed on, pooped on, & hacked into pieces, thus you immediately want to vote "hell naw!" Further evidence can be shown in a vocal demonstration. Con could rap his own lyrics; I rap Blade's. I bet my further existence on DDO that my vocal representation of just ONE of Blade's verses would audibly crush ALL of Con's vocal representations of his own lyrics. Basically, it's a step up or completely leave DDO forever. To put this in proper perspective I'm declaring again, vocalization of your rhymes will clearly add validity to actual flow thus proving if the visualization represents high quality rapping, otherwise, there just lyrics--not rap lyrics.Con: "You have a nice flow, but it's not consistent with my visualization of your lyrics so your punchlines aren't as effective to me."Pro: What the hell is Con referring to? I've only uploaded 1 representation of my vocal delivery and it was a snippet. It's only purpose was to demonstrate a complex rhyme pattern delivered smoothly by an amateur rapper. And if we do analyze that snippet for a general consensus punchline effectiveness, we must do it according to a mutually agreed perspective. The Urban Dictionary defines two Hip Hop related meanings for punchline.3. "Its a word from HipHop. It define the last line of a rhyme, the one that bring it on point."4. "The witty part of a joke or rap. Also ends the joke or rap."Is this #3 or #4:The truth, TruthSeeker: / They turn you off like a terrible TV show / with trivial teenage vocabulary And tune in to me / to be treated with terrific tales / as they take a trip through the dictionaryDoesn't sound like a joke to me. Sort of humorous but not really funny.What is the punchline? The word that defines the last line of this rhyme? The word that brings both bars to a clear point.First, the point in my use of alliteration here was to use "T" beginning words that correlate in telling a coherent point. Truth (x2) they, turn, terrible TV show, trivial teenage (vocabulary), tune (in to me), treated, terrific tales, they take a trip through (the dictionary).The point is metaphorical of two completely different visual shows (him & I), he bears trivial teenage vocabulary like some real world TV shows; I try to treat you with terrific grammatical tales that take you on a trip through collegiate-level words found in a dictionary similar to how some real world TV show stimulate us with dynamic dialogue.The punchlines written or spoken is so simple: people turn you off because your vocabulary is teenage rubbish; they tune into me because mine is a terrific use of dictionary found entries.