B-Rabbit vs. Lotto

The raps that my opponent posted at the beginning of his response are not worded correctly. Please ignore my opponent's raps and instead rely on the ones that I have provided: [Lotto] I'll spit a racial slur, honky, sue me! This sh! t is a horror flick, but the black guy doesn't die in this movie! Fvckin' wit Lotto, dawg, you gotta be kiddin! That makes me believe you really dont have a interest in livin! You think these n! ggas gonna feel the sh! t you say? I got a betta chance joining the KKK. On some real sh! t, though, I like you That's why I didn't wanna have to be the one you commit sucide to Fvck 'Lotto,' call me your leader I feel bad I gotta murder that dude from "Leave It To Beaver" I used to like that show, now you got me to "fight back" mode But oh well, if you gotta go, then you gotta go! I hate to do this, I would love for this sh! t to last So I'll take pictures of my rear end so you won't forget my @$$ And all's well that ends ok So I'll end this sh! t wit a "FVCK you, but have a nice day! " [B-Rabbit] Ward, I think you were a little hard on the Beaver So was Eddie Haskal, Wally, and Ms. Cleaver This guy keeps screamin', he's paranoid! Quick, someone get his @$$ another steriod! "Blahbity bloo blah blah blahbity bloo blah! " I ain't hear a word you said, "hipidy hooblah! " Is that a tank top, or a new bra? Look, Snoop Dogg just got a fvckin' boob job! Didn't you listen to the last round, meat head? Pay attention, you're sayin the same sh! t that he said! Matter fact, dog, here's a pencil Go home, write some sh! t, make it suspenseful, And don't come back until something dope hits you Fvck it! You can take the mike home with you! Lookin' like a cyclone hit you, Tank top screamin', "Lotto, I don't fit you! " You see how far those white jokes get you Boy's like "How Vanilla Ice gon' diss you? " My motto: Fvck Lotto! I get the 7 digits from your mother for a dolla tomorrow! . http://www.lyrics007.com... ================= "23 seconds of just pause and staring from Eminem then he starts his rap. " The audience should disregard this. If you look back at the video, you will notice that the DJ did not give B-Rabbit a beat for the first twenty seconds. B-Rabbit started his rap only several seconds after the beat started; the DJ was at fault for the delay, not B-Rabbit. "I would really like to add for the record that this last verse "My motto fvck Lotto, I'll get the seven digits from you mother foe a dollar tomorrow" should not have been said, because this verse was uttered outside the set rules (time limit) of the rap competition. " Once again, the audience should disregard this. For this rap battle and the last one against Papa Doc, B-Rabbit continued to rap after the beat, and he was not penalized. Thus, the last verse counts and remains valid. "Flow: Lotto had better flow his white jokes followed after the next white jokes and kept to the point that Eminem was a broke white boy who should not be rapping, against a pro like him. All of Eminem's jokes were said in random order and were not very insulting if his main joke was how Lotto had a good physique. " Lotto only made a few white jokes. Essentially, Lotto did the same thing that Lickety Split did; he commented on B-Rabbit's skin color and poverty level. Nothing special. Lotto didn't add anything new; he only took the ideas the last rapper had and put them in a different verse. Actually, this is in B-Rabbit's favor. Instead of playing the race card, B-Rabbit personalized his raps and continually put flow after flow of dissing Lotto. Eminem's jokes were certainly in a certain order, and if you think the only thing B-Rabbit was doing was commenting on Lotto's good "physique," then you misunderstood the rap. B-Rabbit personally trashed Lotto, while Lotto took ideas from a previous rapper. Eminem still wins in this category. "Insults: Eminem's main insult was just saying how buff Lotto was, making comments about his his physique over and over. Is it really insulting the a buff man, by admitting how ridiculously buff he is? " I have already refuted this comment. You obviously do not understand what B-Rabbit did with his comments toward Lotto's body. He personalized the insults strictly towards Lotto, instead of depending on race, economic income, etc. This only proves that B-Rabbit is more skillful with lyrics and insults compared to Lotto. "His first Verse "Ward, I think you were a little hard on the beaver so was Eddie, Hasko and Ms Beaver" This to me say two things: 1. Eminem is comparing Lotto's crew to the Leave it to beaver cast 2. But, unfortunately for the start of the verse "Ward, I think you were a little hard on the beaver" Since Lotto clearly compared Eminem to "the guy from leave it to beaver" Eminem just admitted that he is like "Beaver" and said Lotto's rhymes were too harsh. " 1. B-Rabbit took one of Lotto's jokes and used it against him. He was able to insult Lotto and his crew, especially by the fact that he referenced one of them as BEAVER'S MOTHER, a woman. 2. You obviously don't understand what B-Rabbit did. Like I said before, B-Rabbit took one of Lotto's jokes, made fun of it, and then used it against him. "The verse that confuses me is "Looking like a cyclone hit you" this verse was ridiculously random and it just seems that Eminem just had to make something up to rhyme with his 2nd insult. " It was not random; he was commenting on Lotto's physical appearance, and backed it up with more disses about Lotto's appearances. You misunderstood again. "Eminem spent half the rap saying nothing (first 25seconds) with saying gibberish as a way of adding to his last rhyme "I didn't hear a word you said. " Well this can be contradicted because Eminem's first verse which related to Leave it to Beaver clearly shows Eminem could hear everything he said. " You misunderstand what B-Rabbit was doing. Every point of his rap meant something. He was speaking "gibberish" and said "I didn't hear a word you said" to make fun of Lotto's raspy voice. Obviously B-Rabbit could hear him, but he was simply making fun of the way Lotto speaks. Once again, Lotto's disses were not "more well thought out. " Lotto used old ideas from the previous rapper in the fact that he only commented on Eminem's skin and poverty. Nothing new. Plus, most of Lotto's jokes weren't personalized. My opponent only makes my case stronger in the fact that Lotto only depended on one thing: Eminem's skin color. Once again, the other rapper had already used this and failed. Besides, only a couple of Lotto's disses were directed towards color. "Presence: I would say this is tied as both interacted with the audience with the same enthusiasm. " Wrong. You have not refuted what I said. Look at what I wrote about the Presence category. B-Rabbit did more interaction and had a higher energy level. "Eminem paused for a very long time . .. " No he didn't. The DJ didn't play a beat. ". .. then used gibberish without thinking up of solid verses "Boo Blah! "" I have already refuted this. My opponent's reference to a slow YouTube video is ridiculously irrelevant to the topic at hand. I have refuted everything my opponent has said; actually, I have shown some of it to make my case stronger. My opponent barely touched on my argumentation. Thank you. I have provided the video of B-Rabbit beating Lickety Split prior to defeating Lotto. . http://www.youtube.com...