STREET TALK wasn't bad at all, just felt he was a little too simplistic for my liking in terms of his rhymes here, and he didn't have the punch strength to make up for that. Good potential, though.

Hopps didn't have a punch that I particulary cared for, but he was more impactful from start to finish and also did well to scheme the 8 here. Overall I was more impressed with his verse here.

The two syllable schemes Hardly Win Battles. This was Risky. Of my loser.  My winner here had nice scheming and decent punching.  Nothing was Haymaking here but the margin of winning was rather large.  Fairzzz

Fairs ion.

Gave it to Hopps. He had a more cohesive verse to me, and had more creative and clever lines I liked. Street Talk, while still being pretty direct, had mostly insults and wasn't quite as witty with his spin, and it seemed just a little less to my liking than Hopps verse..

Ah, fuck it, I'll expo a lil...

Run for your money is a double meaning. Run as in "i have the runs from taking pepto"

Run as in run 

Buying pepto for a sour stomach, would give you a "run for your money"

One was on another level here. Mid to high. Better punches and wordplay took this 

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This one is pretty clear. Hopps was just better in every measure here. Street Talk has a decent flow, but his rhyming is really basic in terms of low syllable count, rhyming words with themselves (Up, up as an ex) and just in general being very basic in his concepts. There's nothing that I felt was too clever. Hopps was just being more creative here while having a better structured verse.