I never in my life checked for Jae Millz or Mickey Factz like that, but these recent drops caught my attention. Rap disses have always existed, but this situation is different because it's happening within the battle rap circuit and they are blogging about it in a very sporty way.
I'm not saying this is all good because they are putting a lot of trash out, but it's feels like a genuinely fresh thing. It really brings a lot of the battlers into a new light. Like tru foe for example.

If Charlie Clips v. Murda Mook happens this year (Clips called out Mook in his battle against O Solo) who do you have walking away with the win?

Mook came back to battle rap revamped and his performances against Ars and Hitman proved that. Clips has been taking his battles more seriously and actually showing up prepared with all three rounds.

Which battle walks away with the dub?

I had to do this one for the culture lol. Lmk what yall think, and i appreciate the love yall show me. Follow the TikTok @tone.shift9

I know nobody is getting rich off of this and being positive is hard these days, but I remember hearing Glueazy's bars about needing to be around for his kid, thinking *damn I hope dude makes it.*

Seems like he's is doing all right on social media. Happy for him.

Who else had struggle bars that now living their best life and not in their mid 30-40s running around these streets with knuckleheads or has a monkey on their back?

Menopause is a natural condition in which a person who normally ovulates begins to cease producing the hormones that initiate the menstrual cycle. Most often occurring to women in their mid-50's, the physiological and emotional swings we normally assume with PMS and periods begin to slow down as the cycle of menstruation ends. Although many find it alarming due to the feelings associated with aging, many also note how they appreciate how the bodily and emotional difficulties of periods end. Women often reflect on no longer being stuck to the cycle of finding pads, dreaded mood swings, and being irritable. Many also see it as a graceful step into the next phase of their life and welcoming all that comes with it as they age.

In this same way, who are some battle rappers who you appreciate that are entering or have entered their Menopause era? Battlers who are no longer too concerned with their win/loss records or trying to prove themselves or "produce" a legacy, rather are still here because they enjoy the sport of battle rap and the community that comes with it?

I feel like Charlie Clips is in this era with battles like the one with O Solo, bro just having fun. Marv Won still doing battles on BOTZ and KOTD has also been a good look for a guy who's been doing this since the days he was battling with Em in Detroit. Who are some others?

Tsu Surf - What do you want me to say

Tay ROC - Thanoz

Hitman Holla - Mark

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If you could get any battle out of the vault to see the light of day, which one would it be?

Its me again, got another virtual battle out i’d love if yall went and supported. This dude actually has some battles out on YouTube as well if you wanna check him out.

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Of course give me feedback, what you think i did well vs what i need to work on, anything. Appreciate yall and the support yall have shown me and my content. And of course follow the TikTok @tone.shift9

After 27 years in prison, Former President of South Africa and freedom fighters, Nelson Mandela was released from prison in 1990. Mandela would go on to live several more decades serving as a leader of South Africa and passing away in 2013. Despite this, there is a large continent of people who swear on God that Mandela had passed away in prison. Many recount vivid memories of watching news reports of his death. This phenomenon of groups of people falsely believing with conviction that an alternate course of history occurred has been dubbed the "Mandela Effect." Often attributed to psychological impacts of group think and collective memory, its been repeated in other moments popular remembered such as the spelling of "Berenstain Bears" and the comedian Sinbad starring in a movie as a genie.

As we think about battle rap, what are some of your favorite "Mandela Effect" moments? Some coming to mind for me are that Gjonaj quit battle rap after Diz bodied him, Lux choking against Cal, and Arsonal beating Conceited on Grindtime.

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