With Punchlines, Wordplay multi-syllable rhyming it all takes practice with your provided idea routine I dont see how this cant improve anybody. With that being said you would have to do your regiment like that of a workout so you looking at *DEPENDING ON DEDICATION TO THE CRAFT* 7 to 4 or 5 days of week of practicing all these fundamentals then hop into the regiment battle you set up such as battling and then grabbing critique and using it in your workouts to tweak them. Also you should atleast be freestyle on the go meaning I would incorporate in your ideal routine to be able to start jogging words through your mind and start even if its senseless or rambles ex "times awfully got me caught pausing mocking lines blotch ink that speak" writing down something you would think is sick or battle worthy jot it down and run it through this way you can cut recycling out and only be generating some new syllables to rhyme with. Either way it helps expand vocab because truly you dont need to read a whole dictionary to embedd words at your disposal.
When it comes to fair voting or analyzing two rap battles alot of things come into play and depends how deep you want to get
LIVE BATTLES have a way different system then LetsBeef and it judge upon many of criterias. Though if you want in depth on that id ask I will be just pertaining everything to LetsBeef.
AUDIO BATTLES The things that come into play here and whats big is noticing if the battle was written with beat or not or a freestyle. If its written then you will be listening to core fundamentals INCLUDING FLOW so the big things are "Was he creative on setting up the punch?" "Did his wordplay come across clever than his opponent?" "Was their personal disses or name flips that the other didnt?" "Whose flow came across more cleaner and smooth?" and all the way down to "Who performance was better whose punches really did their damage" "Who messed up?".
NOW for freestyle audios it narrows down to the same judgement though you need to be crucial on analyzing if someone did a written verse this is huge because its on fair and should not be voted for at all.
TEXT BATTLES- Now this is KEYSTYLING again battling via written context without verbally saying it this is a very unique way of battling and has its own I'd say NEED TO KNOW before you post or vote.
Now *FILLING THE BOX* does not me writting a 32 bar or 8 bar
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This is an automatic LOSS is the other opponent filled the box properly which I will explain: There is no tabbing used only -> spaces " , / Rhymes usually quotations " " are outlining setp ups punches ARE CAPPED (Including extra syllables) that are rhymes in the next filler, set up or punch. Also if you are reading a text battle with 1 or 2 syllables mainly this is a LOSS if the other person came more multi skilled. the forward slash ends your punch that way your readers dont read two punches as one and think you are having no scheme to them or rhythm. They will take this as if youre rambling with weird punches. Now from all of this you take in fundamentals from the battle "Who had better schemes?" "Which one made those schemes work the punch better/?" "Who had wordplay that was more creative?" You also want to nitpick in a sense "Whose multis where stretched or broken?" "Whose schemes were played out and simple or overuused" "What didnt make sense or who had weaker punches?" Things of this nature. You can never over critique someone in this game even at high levels we are all climbing a mountain with no top just peaks so analyzing this is never having a moment whee your diving to deep but you could be doing less which isnt help to you in your own progress.
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