KILLERS.

Yo is supposed to be ya in the last bar, big mistake I know

Also bearin arms not baron arms damn lol I can't type

Both were really good reads. I enjoyed a lot of your guys bars. RED: the drum line and joke line about a "rim shot" was good, would have been dope if you included a basketball reference in there to, to add alone with the rimshot. overall you had a very dope verse and was smooth to read, and your punches were straight on. killed itCOLASSAL: I really enjoyed the flow of your verse, had to read a couple of times to find your punches and where they hit, but you killed it and I feel you got a lot of potential in your bars, you just need to use the writing system a little more to your advantage to make your main punches stick out. like the Water Under the Bridge line, maybe you could have added a little more to actually build up that punch, other than just saying "we have a problem" then adding its water under the bridge.

Oh. Frodo baggins is a reference to lord of the rings, the hobbit. He’s small.

mean streets - Martin Scorsese and Robert DeNiro first film. Johnny boy played by DeNiro ends up getting shot to death in the end of the movie cause he owes money/in debt all over town.

Solid battle here. Both have a strong understanding of the fundamentals based on this battle. Red Baron, I felt that toward the middle of your verse you began to become more inconsistent. Using a lot of what felt like filler, without the use of the basic punchline structure you showed in the first couple of lines.Mini, your verse was stronger than a lot of the material you've sent me in the past. A strong understanding of how to take a concept and flip it to form a punchline. Some of them were better than others. Famous/face everywhere is rather played, and simplistic. And the Peanuts punch while clever, doesn't really denote the meaning to a broader basis. Not everyone knows that Snoopy is the Red Baron.

fire both!