Essential The Official Battle Rap Random Thoughts Thread (URL, KOTD, UW etc...)
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WhoShotCha
Superstar
Twork going
For starters, Twerk talks like he's holding a mouth full of spit. Also, didn't he just get fukked up by Mike P? Where does he even get off? Him saying the bar of the night was trash lets me know everything I need to know about his thought process ( and explains why I, coincidentally, don't dig none of his shyt). Brizz would bite that nikka head off.
Disappointing, but if they said they chilling, oh well...
Why the fukk is math STILL getting booked?
Because his last 2 on 2 performance was dope?
You don't curse, I'm going to curse you the fukk out 
Twork is better than Brizz
I like Brizz the person but Brizz is overrated as hell to me
I like Brizz the person but Brizz is overrated as hell to me
Brizz is certainly better than Twork. I don't even see the argument for Twork.
Nah Twerk aint fukking with Brizz. Specially not pre big stage Brizz. But u right in Brizz being underwhelming for the longest.
stepbackj34spud
Top 75 All-Time
Disappointing, but if they said they chilling, oh well...
Because his last 2 on 2 performance was dope?
Na there were no dope performances on double impact except for guntitiles and marv/quest. Having one hot round does not equal a dope performance.
Ardamus
Unpopular Opinions About Battle Rap
C'mon man. Its not like they didn't take battles like this before. Ooops, let me say that right. Its not like they haven't battled white people before. Lol.
T-K-G
Veteran
dont know if anyone posted this yet cuz i forgot to
Mickey Factz and Chilla are apart of some invite only guild about linguistics along with Lupe and a few others
he recent wrote an article about the art of the double/triple entendre and a formula of how it's done
@RAW_SPK you prolly already internalized this stuff but it's always dope to see it in written form
The Double Entendre. Triangulated.
THE DOUBLE ENTENDRE. TRIANGULATED.
April 27, 2017
When one considers the term: ‘Double Entendre’, many different realizations may occur in your mind. Double meaning, ambiguity and innuendo, are some of the synonyms directly linked to the French expression. The origin of these two intertwined words go far back. The usage was primarily used for socially awkward conversations and even sexually induced puns. Basically ways to cover up solicit language in public, while simultaneously telling a crass joke that intelligent people could decipher rather quickly.
Fast Forwarding to Hip Hop, some lyricists use the technique to create metaphors, similes and other english language within bar structure of rhymes. While studying with my fellow brother Chilla Jones IT, I’ve found a distinct way to easily and cleverly craft Entendre’s effortlessly. The technique is called “The Entendre Triangle”.
Consider a Triangle. With no point of stoppage or exit. Its just a streamlining movement of design. Free flowing. This is the foundation of the Entendre. We will separate the 3 settings into quick format. The bottom of the Triangle can be classified as “Subject”. The beginning of the Entendre starts with the subject matter. It leads off the Entendre with a start point of interest. The left side of the triangle can be classified as “Intrigue”. The middle of the Entendre becomes the focal point and spring board for the closing word and or phrase. This part is essential in bridging the gap between references. The final side of the triangle can be classified as “Summation.” The culmination of the Entendre brings forth a satisfying completed punchline or metaphor. Utilizing the summation properly will ensure a perfected Double Entendre.
For example, take the lyric:
“Rappers wanna be super? Man, they’re in the lowest lane, looking for the booth”.
Subject = Superman
Intrigue = Lois Lane
Summation = Booth
Ironically enough, aside from the obvious pop culture references to Superman’s distinct image, it also doubles as a way to describe emcee’s attempt to be popular, while being eschewed in the underground sects of their career, looking to record.
This format is one of many ways to create a Double Entendre. There is no absolute set format to crafting one. My advice when it comes to writing an Entendre: Tri it.
Mickey Factz
SOSA Master IT
Mickey Factz and Chilla are apart of some invite only guild about linguistics along with Lupe and a few others
he recent wrote an article about the art of the double/triple entendre and a formula of how it's done
@RAW_SPK you prolly already internalized this stuff but it's always dope to see it in written form
The Double Entendre. Triangulated.
THE DOUBLE ENTENDRE. TRIANGULATED.
April 27, 2017
When one considers the term: ‘Double Entendre’, many different realizations may occur in your mind. Double meaning, ambiguity and innuendo, are some of the synonyms directly linked to the French expression. The origin of these two intertwined words go far back. The usage was primarily used for socially awkward conversations and even sexually induced puns. Basically ways to cover up solicit language in public, while simultaneously telling a crass joke that intelligent people could decipher rather quickly.
Fast Forwarding to Hip Hop, some lyricists use the technique to create metaphors, similes and other english language within bar structure of rhymes. While studying with my fellow brother Chilla Jones IT, I’ve found a distinct way to easily and cleverly craft Entendre’s effortlessly. The technique is called “The Entendre Triangle”.
Consider a Triangle. With no point of stoppage or exit. Its just a streamlining movement of design. Free flowing. This is the foundation of the Entendre. We will separate the 3 settings into quick format. The bottom of the Triangle can be classified as “Subject”. The beginning of the Entendre starts with the subject matter. It leads off the Entendre with a start point of interest. The left side of the triangle can be classified as “Intrigue”. The middle of the Entendre becomes the focal point and spring board for the closing word and or phrase. This part is essential in bridging the gap between references. The final side of the triangle can be classified as “Summation.” The culmination of the Entendre brings forth a satisfying completed punchline or metaphor. Utilizing the summation properly will ensure a perfected Double Entendre.
For example, take the lyric:
“Rappers wanna be super? Man, they’re in the lowest lane, looking for the booth”.
Subject = Superman
Intrigue = Lois Lane
Summation = Booth
Ironically enough, aside from the obvious pop culture references to Superman’s distinct image, it also doubles as a way to describe emcee’s attempt to be popular, while being eschewed in the underground sects of their career, looking to record.
This format is one of many ways to create a Double Entendre. There is no absolute set format to crafting one. My advice when it comes to writing an Entendre: Tri it.
Mickey Factz
SOSA Master IT
Why the fukk is math STILL getting booked?
Every battle for him seems like "The Return of Math Hoffa," due to the fact that he's coming in off a bad lost.
lyrical professor
All Star
How can Brizz be overrated when as far as the big stage, nobody hardly rated him high to begin with? Lol
He's earned Cal calling him out, Rum Nitty sayin' he'd take him, Hollow saying he'd take him.
Twork is good but...he ain't Brizz. Both got similar attributes. Twork is good for one highlight in a 3 round battle, Brizz will have 2 in the first 2 rounds to trump it. Especially if the I'm strapped in don't land hard....he outta there.
T-K-G
Veteran
Yea brizz is consistently well rounded, not crazy
Anyway..
Why yall aint givin a coli battle rapper sticky/features?
his battle wit Xcel is nice@Brooklynzson you too
OGBobbyJohnson
Veteran
I know a lot of people on this board don't like him because of the Nas comparisons but low key Your Old Droog is another rapper who has mastered double & triple entendres..His pen is crazydont know if anyone posted this yet cuz i forgot to
Mickey Factz and Chilla are apart of some invite only guild about linguistics along with Lupe and a few others
he recent wrote an article about the art of the double/triple entendre and a formula of how it's done
@RAW_SPK you prolly already internalized this stuff but it's always dope to see it in written form
The Double Entendre. Triangulated.
THE DOUBLE ENTENDRE. TRIANGULATED.
April 27, 2017
When one considers the term: ‘Double Entendre’, many different realizations may occur in your mind. Double meaning, ambiguity and innuendo, are some of the synonyms directly linked to the French expression. The origin of these two intertwined words go far back. The usage was primarily used for socially awkward conversations and even sexually induced puns. Basically ways to cover up solicit language in public, while simultaneously telling a crass joke that intelligent people could decipher rather quickly.
Fast Forwarding to Hip Hop, some lyricists use the technique to create metaphors, similes and other english language within bar structure of rhymes. While studying with my fellow brother Chilla Jones IT, I’ve found a distinct way to easily and cleverly craft Entendre’s effortlessly. The technique is called “The Entendre Triangle”.
Consider a Triangle. With no point of stoppage or exit. Its just a streamlining movement of design. Free flowing. This is the foundation of the Entendre. We will separate the 3 settings into quick format. The bottom of the Triangle can be classified as “Subject”. The beginning of the Entendre starts with the subject matter. It leads off the Entendre with a start point of interest. The left side of the triangle can be classified as “Intrigue”. The middle of the Entendre becomes the focal point and spring board for the closing word and or phrase. This part is essential in bridging the gap between references. The final side of the triangle can be classified as “Summation.” The culmination of the Entendre brings forth a satisfying completed punchline or metaphor. Utilizing the summation properly will ensure a perfected Double Entendre.
For example, take the lyric:
“Rappers wanna be super? Man, they’re in the lowest lane, looking for the booth”.
Subject = Superman
Intrigue = Lois Lane
Summation = Booth
Ironically enough, aside from the obvious pop culture references to Superman’s distinct image, it also doubles as a way to describe emcee’s attempt to be popular, while being eschewed in the underground sects of their career, looking to record.
This format is one of many ways to create a Double Entendre. There is no absolute set format to crafting one. My advice when it comes to writing an Entendre: Tri it.
Mickey Factz
SOSA Master IT
