*kin'll shut down, not ken'll shut down.

Also, his name used to be Gamma Vile before he deleted his account.

GL, Wretched.

Fun fact: It worked well with the nameflip. Lol.

Did people really not catch that on the first read?

Tango and Foxtrot are letters from the phonetic alphabet used by the military @Saxx. I was in the military, so I'm assuming that's the angle he was going for.

I'll be back. 

Wretched: An enjoyable read here. Some concepts seemed to be executed 'flat' and others were good and delivered well. Really enjoyed the opener piece. The mountain scheme was nice. 

Jimmy Hoffa: Another enjoyabe read, tighter constructured piece, closer rhyming set etc. Felt there was one or two played concepts, others where pretty solid. A few hit and miss too, like your opponent. The Hindu concept was nice. 

Overall: Not a bad battle here. Both had their moments, hits and misses, or rather not so much 'misses' as opposed to concepts flipped into harder hitting bars. A good spar, gents. Fairs in, i'm out. 

Fun fact, I don't have a son. Lol. 

YOUR FACE WORKED WITH THE NAME FLIP

Got Jimmy taking this with an overall more creative drop. Rant, you came with some played ass bars with no real conceptual flip.  Making a shit ton of wordplay and references with little to no jabs thrown in between was a risky move going against Lock. I read the first line out of your bars and know what the punch is before I even get to the bottom of the bars. All the pool references, just to close it with an eight ball punch? Common man its 2019. 

Jimmy clearly took this with a better/more personal verse, also the conceptual ideas were much more creatively written. Also he had botb with

"He battled Edge, Sho, and Seul and they wound up BAGGIN' HIM QUICK, TOO, so he won't be shown-the-title when he'd only "own-his-idols" with a couple STATUES OF VISHNU as a PRACTICIN' HINDU!..."

Fair is in yall...

Good battle.. Jimmy had harder punches... More consistent too

Hmm. This is a tough call. Both had ups and downs. I feel one excelled in wording and flow, while the other was moreso dominant in concepts and punches. Both are 2 of my favorite battlers so I'm torn. But, I was more entertained by one's verse the whole way thru. Dope battle here gents

honestly i would actually fucking to pay those verses put into an audio along with beats and shit, esp wretched's i like the way he blends the text and audio aspects both into his verses.

as for the battle sit was pretty close imo, mainly coz wretched dominated in the first half with the lock references for me and jimmy in the second half esp witht he hindu reference (the bam bam and van damme felt a little too random)

and while jimmy lost through fake personals so did wretched through weaker multis overall.(text battle point of view)and the inquiries wordplay was a reach too, while jimmy's personals lacked good flips a lot too.

and also there were a few references which i couldn't grasp like nicks career, the stick and radio references from jimmy and the ski board & bomb the van line from Wretched.

so unless you guys drop in a few expos or imma leave this as a draw.

actually fucking be ready to pay if those verses were put*

The hustle, jive, tango, and foxtrot are all types of dances. @saxx

Yeah, I figured everything in my verse could be caught first read. But, it's not out of the realm of possibility to have not heard of one or more of those dances, I guess. 

Each one of you brought bars to the table, I felt one had his punches hit a little harder while the others was a little in direct. I'm leaning more towards one then the other at this point. This was a dope battle though. 

i got the dance bit what i did not was how it was related to bomb the van

TFW your opponent explains your bars for you. Lol. But, yeah, the secondary reference was the phonetic alphabet.