B-Rabbit vs. Lotto

"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." The audience should take this into consideration. It gives B-rabbit an unfair advantage, and extra verse or two could easily make the rap a lot more powerful. His last rhyme was what got the audience to scream the most. Eminem got more than the allowed 1minute which is not fair to the contestant Lotto. Eminem cannot be penalized... It's the ghetto streets whats going to be the punishment? It was also not fair that his best friend was the main judge in this competition. Flow: Pro talks about how Lotto just talked about the same stuff that lickety spit talked about. B-Rabbits first rap and his 2nd did the same thing. B rabbit in his rap with lickety split took the time to diss his crew calling them bitches and in the 2nd rap did it again, how is that any different from white jokes and how poor Eminem is? Eminem 1st rap and 2nd rap if you compare the two are almost the same, he starts with dissing the crew and then he goes and disses how the rappers spoke. "Wickedy lickety shot Spitlickety, Spikedly split lickety" in his first rap with Lickety HOW is that any different from "Hoopidi hoo pla" "Blah boo ba di hoo blah" B-Rabbit is just doing the same insults each time and you gonna criticize lotto for using different white jokes? Eminem couldn't even think of new insults or new ways to insult himself. Lotto's jokes directly targeted Eminem, Eminem picked the most ridiculous thing to insult lotto with and that was his tank top. Insults: How is any of it actually insulting pro? How is that trashing lotto? His first verse about the reference to Leave it to beaver, B-Rabbit went to insult the rest of the crew instead of Lotto. B-Rabbit is not more skillful in his lyrics, he spoke gibberish, stop trying to come up with smart explanations and excuses for not coming up with valid verses. "Blah ba bi dee boo blah" is just being stupid. Raps that use personal methods like income and race are directly more personal and hurts the opposition more. If I was broke i would find it more insulting that someone insulted me because I was broke and not because I am wearing funny clothing. Eminem's raps were more comedic but they were not more insulting. 1. Eminem took one of Lotto's jokes and used it to insult the members of Lotto's crew but not Lotto. He referenced Beaver's mother a woman to Papa Doc NOT LOTTO. Eminem felt a more personal need to attack his future opponent instead of his current one. 2. B-Rabbit used the joke and used it to attack someone else aside from Lotto. Calling Lotto Ward, the leader of the Beaver household family, which ultimately means Eminem would have to concede in this scenario insult that he is Beaver in relation to Lotto's joke which referenced Eminem as Beaver. Eminem just basically admitted he is Lotto's bitch. Ward is superior to Beaver. Eminem chose the wrong person to call Ms Cleaver. Again Eminem used the same insult against Lotto. It does not take much thought to reword what you just said in the last rhyme. Eminem has basically built a template this entire rap that would have worked. insult the crew, insult the voice, and than speak gibberish. These joke are not personal, they are funny but they do not fit the style of a underground rap battle. It fits the rap battles on DDO which are for fun. Going into this battle both Eminem and Free World knew this would be personal. B-Rabbit did not even bother to think of something new. Like i said he continues to do the same thing insult crew, than insult voice it does not make him more creative. Eminem always had the advantage because he could use jokes against someone. It is like a debate on DDO, Pro always has the burden of proof and Con has a chance to use those points against Pro. Eminem was always Con, Lotto did not have a chance to counter argue. Eminem's creativity if any was only based on the fact that he got to go 2nd in the battle of this one round "debate" if you could call it that. Presence: If PRO insists there is actually a difference in presence, I will break it down to how he did it. Lotto did interact with the crowd he turned and faced them a total 3 times, by facing them i mean turning his head around spitting a rap for the audience and going back to B-Rabbit. B-Rabbit turned and faced the audience 3 times as well. Eminem tugged on Lotto's shirt. Lotto wrapped his hands around Eminem and showed him his A$$. The audience equally responded to both of them by cheering and screaming oOo's and OWWw. TIE for presence. 4) Eminem's insults were not personal at all. They were just funny, he repeated the same template in all of his raps. Eminem had to use Gibberish, I am not letting this point go because there is no reason to not think of actual verses. Lotto's jokes all made sense, and attacked Eminem personally as a person, Lotto used jokes people would usually fight over. Eminem picked small things to insult Lotto with, his tanktop? that is really the best Eminem could come up with? Lotto dissed him personally as a punk white boy, a crappy rapper, basically mooning eminem, and "fvck you" at the end.