Or bnas could battle me but we know that ain't happenin quack quack cluck cluck

Expo quackery don't take communion (cracker and wine)

cracker and wine supposed to represent body and blood of Christ

Embibe = ingest or eat

Prolines is a kid (Gods kid is Christ)Cylla was the sea monster with a bunch of heads in the odyssey

if you cut the femoral you bleed out real quick

Fuckin auto correct *quakers

*progeny  

Oh and I could swore I put written but yea it's not a freestyle 

Bars bro, mad RESPECT

same man, thanks

I digged Kay's flow it was fire and the bnas punches were on point and the multi's were good as well. Occam kinda lost me with some of his rhymes. Some of the rhymes were kinda off but no hate.

Amikay got fire flow. Occam is mostly wordplay with aiight flow. Amikay is fire on both. Close call but I'm going with Amikay.

Occam definitely had one of the most oddest openers I've heard out of a battle in a short while. I blame it on technical issues though by the sounds of that static shit. Occam stuck with his typical style of smoothe, lyrical rapping where he sacrifices aggression in favor of calmness and collectivity. That miss-match line was fire. 0:35 - 0:50 was probably the cheesiest part of his verse to me. Just came off as a Pink Guy type of meme rhyming. Almost sounded like an assonance from a poem of some sort. Occam went harder and harder towards the end of his verse with nice-hitting shots. 

Amikay easily had sniper advantages which he effectively in his verse. His rhyming was more persistant which allowed him to fit a lot more shots in his verse & I also feel like shots were a lot better hitting as well. This dude really started going in at the 0:40 mark with that flow while still remaining to be direct towards his opponent using heavy jabs to take the W. The responder easily takes this with his superior microphone presence, delivery & skillful bars. 

Pretty close but not quite close enough...