What Is Swag?

[King John]

"Swag" in a text battle makes no sense to me, swag in an audio/live battle or on a track makes sense, but in a text battle I don't see how somebody could have "swag."

[King John]

"Swag" in a text battle makes no sense to me, swag in an audio/live battle or on a track makes sense, but in a text battle I don't see how somebody could have "swag."

[Hollow Coss]

read my text verses.. yuh'll find swag.. plus it comes from ya delivery or how yuh get ya punchline to come out flawlessly... lolzz..

[Hollow Coss]

read my text verses.. yuh'll find swag.. plus it comes from ya delivery or how yuh get ya punchline to come out flawlessly... lolzz..

Originally Posted by King John

"Swag" in a text battle makes no sense to me, swag in an audio/live battle or on a track makes sense, but in a text battle I don't see how somebody could have "swag."

Anyone else hate the "Text battling means nothing" guys. We all know it means nothing, but when you have a hobby, why not treat it like an important thing whilst doing you're hobby? Like someone playing tennis for fun. In that half hour, they put everything into it, and get pissed if a bad call is made etc. That's text battling. You can have swag in a text verse obviously. You can put style in anything. Shakespear had style, so I guess you could say swag, in his plays. They have their own independant style which seperates them from the rest, and his origional pieces were nothing but words on a page.

Originally Posted by King John

"Swag" in a text battle makes no sense to me, swag in an audio/live battle or on a track makes sense, but in a text battle I don't see how somebody could have "swag."

Anyone else hate the "Text battling means nothing" guys. We all know it means nothing, but when you have a hobby, why not treat it like an important thing whilst doing you're hobby? Like someone playing tennis for fun. In that half hour, they put everything into it, and get pissed if a bad call is made etc. That's text battling. You can have swag in a text verse obviously. You can put style in anything. Shakespear had style, so I guess you could say swag, in his plays. They have their own independant style which seperates them from the rest, and his origional pieces were nothing but words on a page.