

Who
let the battle start?
Who brought the slowest bars?
Step up, step up,
let the bassline talk
You think a stack of paper makes the whole room clap?
I read about you once,
now I’m writing back You move so fast,
but your words don’t stay I took one nap and you lost
your way I’m mad,
I’m serious, don’t laugh at me
My punchlines wobble like a shopping cart wheel I said “poopy” in
the middle of a rhyme Then forgot what I meant by the
very next line
Slow down, slow down,
who gave him the mic?
Fast one, fast one,
better get it right
No real beef, just bars in the ring
When the beat drops out,
let the wordplay sing
Now it’s my turn,
watch the whole grid bend I turn a weak little setup to
a strong-bookend You brought a slow flow dressed up as a threat
I brought ten new patterns before your first step You read one
paper, I wrote the edition Every syllable lands with surgical precision You
trip on a punchline,
I flip it and spin it Put a period on the round
before you finish the sentence Fast like thunder,
but clear when I strike Every bar has a
shape and the timing is tight You can count every dollar, I
count every beat
Your verse needs a map just
to find its own feet
Wait, wait, hold up,
I had a good line
You had a good line?
Then return it on time
Ooooh!
Tick-tick, quick
switch, wrist
flick, wordsmith Big risk,
crisp rhythm, every bar surgical No gimmick,
no panic, I’m mapping the damage To the beat,
not a person—the craft is the challenge Million to millions?
I’m building the sound From a whisper to a wave that can
shake the whole crowd Faster than thunder,
but the message stays bright I don’t need to shout when the
cadence takes flight
Who won the round?
Let the crowd decide Slow voice sat down while the fast flow
arrived No real beef,
just a fictional clash
One brought the joke,
one brought the flash
I’m still not laughing—I’m thinking of a rhyme Take
all the time you need; I already took mine Who?
Who? Who? The one
with the impossible
flow Who? Who? Who?
That’s how you close the show