Metal takes more skill than Rap

My opponent obviously trying to be witty tries to insult me in clever ways. He in his last post countered very little of what my argument said and only insulted me. He says all I do is counter his post well I proved that metal takes more skill didn't I? So I do not understand what he says when I do not bring up points of my own, but likewise I will bring up my own arguments Hip Hop takes no skill other than writing and composing lyrics apart from the few bands that use REAL instruments such as Cypress Hill. This is because almost every rap artist uses no instruments in the recording or preforming of their music. Live performances are extremely difficult to do in metal because you have to play whatever you recorded in the studio on the spot in front of an audience. Hip Hop artist use no instruments in the recording or live performances taking away a large portion of talent that music making requires. Hip hop artist also preform with little to no energy as metal musicians you can see always getting into the music they play and having fun while doing it. My opponent said I compared some of the best metal acts to some of the worst hip hop acts. Well Lil Wayne seems to be an extremely popular figure as I have heard many people call him the greatest rapper of all time. My own brother for a fact said if you have Lil Wayne say "Weezy Baby" in your song it will automatically go straight to the top. So even if I was using some of the worst examples of hip hop please I encourage you to use some of the worst examples of metal. He says he taught his five year old daughter to play a back beat in five minutes, but it takes months to learn how to crab with any control. Now add guitar and bass to that back beat and try to make it rhythmic and melodic sounding enough to sell. I do give you props for the Pavarotti comment. It gave me a smirk. But the P.O.S. is the only hip hop artist that I have ever heard with a good voice(I personally think he is extremely talented) So I will compare him to the likes of Chris Cornell a cross-over artist with his last release. For this purpose we are going to use the Cornell of Soundgarden/ Audioslave. Even though P.O.S. has an extremely good voice that he shows through his great rapping/singing in his music he in no way possesses the power and range that Cornell shows in his music. Cornell has always been just shy of the mainstream eye which is why he is not always listed in the list of greatest singers of all time. P.O.S. is completely ignored by the mainstream eye which is why he is never considered in list of great hip hop artist which he without a doubt should be. I will make another comparison of hip hop musicians to rock vocalist. Common another great rapper that does not get the recognition he deserves compared to Eddie Vedder. Yes I know Pearl Jam is not metal they are hard rock with many metal influences and such. Common gives more emotion than any other rapper I have ever heard, but he in no way gives anywhere near the emotion that Eddie Vedder shows in his singing. Eddie Vedder not only puts more emotion and heart into his music than Common he also has an incredible and powerful voice that echoes throughout whatever arena he is playing. Common is an extremely talented rapper but he is still in no way better than Eddie Vedder.