[Prodi G]

Well personally (this is just according to my preferred style of rap) I think the punchline should be the centrepiece. It’s the dough, and the multi’s,rhymes,wordplay,vocabulary and metaphors are the cheese sauce and toppings. If you have just the dough (punchlines) it’s boring, but the more and more you add on to it the more and more it gets better. But you can’t have the toppings without the dough, because then it wouldn’t be a pizza (You can have rhymes multis etc, but without punchlines you ain’t got a battle rap). I prefer straight up hard hitting punchlines then creative punchlines that don’t hit hard. Punchlines should make you think “Holy shit this guy is getting flamed”, not “wow that’s quite creative, nice”. I prefer a diss talking about a guy shooting up a rival crew (Hit em up) over a guy making fun of someone for nothing (Killshot). The first proves your a total badass motherfucker that’s not to be messed with, and the latter proves you can make old disses better by changing words around. The punchlines should always hit hard and should always make the opponent feel like shit. If your opponent laughs and thinks it’s cool, instead of how they are being verbally fucked, you are doing something wrong.

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Originally Posted by WOLFCHAINZ

Well personally (this is just according to my preferred style of rap) I think the punchline should be the centrepiece. It’s the dough, and the multi’s,rhymes,wordplay,vocabulary and metaphors are the cheese sauce and toppings. If you have just the dough (punchlines) it’s boring, but the more and more you add on to it the more and more it gets better. But you can’t have the toppings without the dough, because then it wouldn’t be a pizza (You can have rhymes multis etc, but without punchlines you ain’t got a battle rap). I prefer straight up hard hitting punchlines then creative punchlines that don’t hit hard. Punchlines should make you think “Holy shit this guy is getting flamed”, not “wow that’s quite creative, nice”. I prefer a diss talking about a guy shooting up a rival crew (Hit em up) over a guy making fun of someone for nothing (Killshot). The first proves your a total badass motherfucker that’s not to be messed with, and the latter proves you can make old disses better by changing words around. The punchlines should always hit hard and should always make the opponent feel like shit. If your opponent laughs and thinks it’s cool, instead of how they are being verbally fucked, you are doing something wrong.

I definitely have an unpopular opinion though. I know there are more people who prefer creative stuff over the gangsta shit.

[Prodi G]

Well personally (this is just according to my preferred style of rap) I think the punchline should be the centrepiece. It’s the dough, and the multi’s,rhymes,wordplay,vocabulary and metaphors are the cheese sauce and toppings. If you have just the dough (punchlines) it’s boring, but the more and more you add on to it the more and more it gets better. But you can’t have the toppings without the dough, because then it wouldn’t be a pizza (You can have rhymes multis etc, but without punchlines you ain’t got a battle rap). I prefer straight up hard hitting punchlines then creative punchlines that don’t hit hard. Punchlines should make you think “Holy shit this guy is getting flamed”, not “wow that’s quite creative, nice”. I prefer a diss talking about a guy shooting up a rival crew (Hit em up) over a guy making fun of someone for nothing (Killshot). The first proves your a total badass motherfucker that’s not to be messed with, and the latter proves you can make old disses better by changing words around. The punchlines should always hit hard and should always make the opponent feel like shit. If your opponent laughs and thinks it’s cool, instead of how they are being verbally fucked, you are doing something wrong.

---------- Post added at 06:28 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:27 AM ----------

Originally Posted by WOLFCHAINZ

Well personally (this is just according to my preferred style of rap) I think the punchline should be the centrepiece. It’s the dough, and the multi’s,rhymes,wordplay,vocabulary and metaphors are the cheese sauce and toppings. If you have just the dough (punchlines) it’s boring, but the more and more you add on to it the more and more it gets better. But you can’t have the toppings without the dough, because then it wouldn’t be a pizza (You can have rhymes multis etc, but without punchlines you ain’t got a battle rap). I prefer straight up hard hitting punchlines then creative punchlines that don’t hit hard. Punchlines should make you think “Holy shit this guy is getting flamed”, not “wow that’s quite creative, nice”. I prefer a diss talking about a guy shooting up a rival crew (Hit em up) over a guy making fun of someone for nothing (Killshot). The first proves your a total badass motherfucker that’s not to be messed with, and the latter proves you can make old disses better by changing words around. The punchlines should always hit hard and should always make the opponent feel like shit. If your opponent laughs and thinks it’s cool, instead of how they are being verbally fucked, you are doing something wrong.

I definitely have an unpopular opinion though. I know there are more people who prefer creative stuff over the gangsta shit.