The History Of: The Letsbeef Awards

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The History Of: The Letsbeef Awards

The custom of having an end-of-year review and award ceremony is commonplace in almost all forms of competitive and creative pastimes, and Letsbeef.com is no different. In the early years of Letsbeef (2005 to 2008) these awards were never granted in an official fashion, and therefore finding definitive winners during this time period is extremely difficult. So the official tally's will begin from 2009, when a small but efficient awards ceremony was conducted. Official awards have been decided every year since then with the exception of 2016.


The Format & Execution

The awards are decided via a public forum poll, which is tallied up to reveal the winner of the particular categories. As the site and rap battling itself has evolved, so too have the categories that the site's members are polled upon. Meaning that no one year seems to have the exact same categories as another.



The Letsbeef Awards Statistics

Most LB Awards

1) RULE & Punk - 25 (Tied)
3) Lockhart - 15
4) EtH - 13
5) Bleu - 11
6) NOBLE - 10
7) ILLoKWENT - 8
8) Dono, Jason, Lizman & Rant - 7 (Tied)
12) Phil Banks, Seul & X - 5 (Tied)

Member of the Year Winners

2009: Jason
2010: RULE
2011: RULE
2012: NOBLE
2013: ILLoKWENT
2014: ILLoKWENT
2015: Rant
2016: No Awards Held
2017: Aggo
2018: Seul
2019: Rieper
2020: Punk


Crew of the Year Winners

2009: Mah Fuckas Dope
2010: Classick At Rhymin
2011: Goon Squad
2012: Legion Of Doom
2013: Turnbull AC's
2014: Legion Of Doom
2015: Higher Education
2016: No Awards Held
2017: ANBU Black Ops
2018: The Fire Nation
2019: KillersForHire.
2020: TBA


Unique Records

EtH, Punk and RULE have won an award in the highest number of different years (7).

EtH and RULE have the longest time period between first and latest awards (10 years, 2010-2020 and 2009-2019).

Punk holds the longest streak of consecutive ceremonies receiving an award (7) from 2013 - 2020 as well as the biggest haul of awards in 1 year (8) in 2020.


Information complied by RULE, Punk, & Kiwi

[RULE]

The History Of: The Letsbeef Awards

The custom of having an end-of-year review and award ceremony is commonplace in almost all forms of competitive and creative pastimes, and Letsbeef.com is no different. In the early years of Letsbeef (2005 to 2008) these awards were never granted in an official fashion, and therefore finding definitive winners during this time period is extremely difficult. So the official tally's will begin from 2009, when a small but efficient awards ceremony was conducted. Official awards have been decided every year since then with the exception of 2016.


The Format & Execution

The awards are decided via a public forum poll, which is tallied up to reveal the winner of the particular categories. As the site and rap battling itself has evolved, so too have the categories that the site's members are polled upon. Meaning that no one year seems to have the exact same categories as another.



The Letsbeef Awards Statistics

Most LB Awards

1) RULE & Punk - 25 (Tied)
3) Lockhart - 15
4) EtH - 13
5) Bleu - 11
6) NOBLE - 10
7) ILLoKWENT - 8
8) Dono, Jason, Lizman & Rant - 7 (Tied)
12) Phil Banks, Seul & X - 5 (Tied)

Member of the Year Winners

2009: Jason
2010: RULE
2011: RULE
2012: NOBLE
2013: ILLoKWENT
2014: ILLoKWENT
2015: Rant
2016: No Awards Held
2017: Aggo
2018: Seul
2019: Rieper
2020: Punk


Crew of the Year Winners

2009: Mah Fuckas Dope
2010: Classick At Rhymin
2011: Goon Squad
2012: Legion Of Doom
2013: Turnbull AC's
2014: Legion Of Doom
2015: Higher Education
2016: No Awards Held
2017: ANBU Black Ops
2018: The Fire Nation
2019: KillersForHire.
2020: TBA


Unique Records

EtH, Punk and RULE have won an award in the highest number of different years (7).

EtH and RULE have the longest time period between first and latest awards (10 years, 2010-2020 and 2009-2019).

Punk holds the longest streak of consecutive ceremonies receiving an award (7) from 2013 - 2020 as well as the biggest haul of awards in 1 year (8) in 2020.


Information complied by RULE, Punk, & Kiwi