Winning in the building means way more to the battlers. There's nothing like leaving the building and feeling you won.
Plus it rarely changes on cam anyway. At most it just looks closer on cam.
Winning in the building means way more to the battlers. There's nothing like leaving the building and feeling you won.
Plus it rarely changes on cam anyway. At most it just looks closer on cam.
I don't give a shyt wtf a cokehead has to say about anything, I don't give a damn how good he can rap. nikka a few posts up already gave an example of how winnin "in the buildin" don't mean shyt especially when URN N ASH, THAT'S NASH gets the reaction it got IN THE BUILDING.Nah even QP, the best writer in the game said this
Yeah. It you're just basically saying people gas how well someone did in the building as a oppose to winning in the buildingI don't give a shyt wtf a cokehead has to say about anything, I don't give a damn how good he can rap. nikka a few posts up already gave an example of how winnin "in the buildin" don't mean shyt especially when URN N ASH, THAT'S NASH gets the reaction it got IN THE BUILDING.
nikkas swore up and down DNA died vs Tay Roc "in the building" but when the footage drops Tay Roc the one who died via Gas Chamber............. that shyt was debatable like a mf.
Another example nikkas swore up and down DNA 1st rd vs Ill Will was the best round in URL history "in the building" but when nikkas watched it back he only had dat one line. Now granted he won but what happens "in the building" often gets exaggerated just like we seen most recently wit this supposed "bodybag" T Top put Math in which was nothin more than a clear W as well as the clear 3-0 Show Off got vs Bigg K "in the building" but when the footage drops it shows somethin totally different.
Point is "in the building" means nothing to us watchin on Youtube cause we can judge the content for ourselves and not just go off the word of some drunk, high ass nikkas who more than likely showed up already ready to gas a nikka up anyway.
Jones spit one hot bar vs Clips and that was a rebuttal..
I don't see why. Con was comin off his most impressive performance vs Surf then battled his homeboy Hitman that he admitted he wasn't gonna go hard for.
If you put the Con that battled Surf vs the Magic that battled Chilla, it's a classic either way.
Winning in the building means way more to the battlers. There's nothing like leaving the building and feeling you won.
Plus it rarely changes on cam anyway. At most it just looks closer on cam.
I feel that but to me it matters how battlers feel not us fans. And battlers usually want to win in the building more than on Cam.Winning in the building is always going to feel more satisfying but it's harder to make an argument against clearly winning on cam. Besides, a lot of factors go into people winning in the building.
There has been quite a few battles where people said one person won in the building and then when you watch it on cam, it's the other way around.
This is all horribleMore revisionist history?
Serius Jones definitely beat Clips 2-1 (1st and 3rd) and Magic debatably beat Conceited (2nd and 3rd). I've noticed that battle rap fans like to hand people losses they never had when they enter a slump. Kinda like how people say Rex beat Verb. If Verb was on a hot streak, no one would be saying that.
I feel that but to me it matters how battlers feel not us fans. And battlers usually want to win in the building more than on Cam.
I don't think just because they're complex they try to win on camera more than the building. I thank they're just trying to win.Charlie Clips went for damn near 3 years without admitting to a loss. I couldn't care less about how the battler feels unless he feels like he lost.
Lux, Verb, Surf, Chilla, O-Red, Daylyt (when he's not doing antics), QP, Lotta Zay, Cortez, Nuborn and a few others that escape me are battlers that clearly battle for the camera. You can tell by the way they write their rounds. I feel like it's only a certain type of battle rapper that clearly tries to win in the room...and usually they're the ones that we call gassed.
Lets talk about how RBE 2 battles are far better than URL 3 battles recently released
Charlie Clips went for damn near 3 years without admitting to a loss. I couldn't care less about how the battler feels unless he feels like he lost.
Lux, Verb, Surf, Chilla, O-Red, Daylyt (when he's not doing antics), QP, Lotta Zay, Cortez, Nuborn and a few others that escape me are battlers that clearly battle for the camera. You can tell by the way they write their rounds. I feel like it's only a certain type of battle rapper that clearly tries to win in the room...and usually they're the ones that we call gassed.
This is all horrible
Lets talk about how RBE 2 battles are far better than URL 3 battles recently released