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This section is split on B-Dot, I'd say 70/30 in favor of him being a flat out biter. I'm part of the 30 mostly, in that while Dot has very similar flow and mannerisms to Lux, there are distinct differences in the rhyme structure, bars, AND content. Lux uses a lot of words and subtle references, but it's almost 100% embedded into a complete breakdown of the dude in front of him. I find it hard to follow Lux 50% of the time. I have to rewatch quite a few times to get it all, and I'm not a low-level rap fan. B-Dot is a little less obscure, but doesn't completely dissect his opponent in the same way. He does it well, but it's a little simpler and lands on the first watch. His conscious rap pieces are digestible and sometimes stand alone or get used for setups.
Overall, I think B-Dot is dope, but he's in a realm where you just can't sound like another dude and have ti go over. Doesn't matter to the majority of fans if the two dudes went to the same speech classes taught by the same dude with the same cadence -- the dude who is already established will appear to be the originator.
I agreed the majority of what you stated within the first paragraph. As far as the bold, I wouldnt say lux is the originator , moreso the first to pull from that realmn (possible). But you've mad very valid points.
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