My vote is in. I had to give it to what I felt was the better constructed verse with stronger complexity.

It's sent bro!!

Expo: Pass tools/Pastels. They are chalk like drawing equipment. Cartune/cartoon. Referring to the fact he has the dexter cartoon as his Avatar. "My scripts off his jokes/ office jokes". Ricky Gervais writes the scripts for a program called the office.

Best of luck to Dex! Make it a hotlist guys. 

Expo: Enter sections/intersections.  Right of Way is a Traffic law/ Green light. Overboard (abandon ship). Miss a Sippy/Mississippi River.A hot rod is a car. Jean Claude favorite move is a round house kick. Captain Ginyu favorite move is Body Change. Good battle Watts!

This was fairly close. Dexter had more and better punches than Watts, BUT the execution was worse. He had a really blatant broken multi ("MUST OF BEEN SOAP") and the schemes were less impressive in general. One was overall a little bit better but seriously needs to clean up his writing. Watts has his stuff down but was behind punchwise. I think both are going places. Fair's in.

I liked that pat stay all the way to trash day....fire line winner got my vote with multis bars for me is hard to see in BLIZZARD OR FOG and so on, loser was dope. To both, keep doing your thing

Both had sloppy spots and off multies but one was more consistent and had better concepts

Punches-TF Multies-TF Wordplay-Dex Originality-Even Aggressiveness-Dex Cadence-Even Humor-Dex  Metaphors-TF Complexity-TF Personals-Even

Overall, TF 4, Dex 3 (3 even)

FVD. VB.

One was dropping bombs on em. The other was basic punches it was cool tho. I really enjoyed this read fc on

This was fire. A draw imo. But someone's gotta win 

Close battle

cool are sea breaze

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My winner was more consistent and portrayed harder delivered bars as my loser came with a dope scheme and flowed smoothly but I have to go this way for him being more consistent throughout this battle fairz in

Both were decent, however, both had their dry spots. But one had less dry spots than the other. One was too wordy and by using longer rhymes you risk losing your flow a lot easier. Nonetheless, they still were coming with it. The other won because they showed what a vast difference being proficient in technical ability can improve your rhymes. The other had some content that could be improved a bit more by improving the relevance of what's being described in each bar so that it relates to the punch.

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