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Mr. Belding was another triple entendre. Mr Belding was the principal he tied to the line princples in the next verse. “I missed the bell-ding” references you got yours off first but he is coming shortly to finish you Mr Belding finsihed the saved by the bell line. 🔥

I never even thought about the show Oz I feel retarded 😂😂. I saw someone else mention wizard at these oz= wizard at these ahhhs.. like everytime he say something it will get ppl to go like “ahhhh”

Its fear. Not fair.

@@thedurtylemur2282 I said fair 'cause He's saying imma give you a chance to put your dukes up for a fair fight but either way imma dust you. "Have your balls up, or get balled up" but it works as a double for fear too which makes it crazier either way it goes

@@thedurtylemur2282it’s both and it’s actually a triple. It’s fair/fear/sphere

Freestyle doesn't mean "off the top". Freestyle means it's free of style. It's just random bars. Big daddy Kane and other legends said it themselves🤷🏾‍♂️

@@pwest1101 No, that's not what freestyle meant originally and still deeply means till this day. Freestyle, was originally called this way cause it means free of preparation, unplanned, not written. That's why it's free(ly)-styled. That's when mfkers lacking enough skills and talent started coming with written ish, that everybody else jumped on the opportunity to do the same to keep up and compete. It was then easier for everyone, especially for those who had no real initial talent for it. They kept the name freestyle cause it sounded and sold better, just like they did with pro wrestling which is nothing but fake staged shows and not wrestling at all (compared to real amateur wrestling where you have REAL fights and real competition). But here again, pro wrestling is not wrestling, just like spitting a written verse is not freestyling, despite the names people find comfortable calling these two with. No real Off Top Freestyler will consider a written verse a freestyle, ever, neither back then, nor today. They might not voice it not to hurt people's feelings, but they and everybody else know. Only rappers like those you named who do spit written verses, will venture calling that freestyling, cause it makes them feel better about themselves and they wouldn't be there talking if they had to do it otherwise (in the first place). But facts and reality are kinda stubborn. You don't identify as a freestyler, you are one or you're not.

@@eicisback freestyle means free of style whether it's written or not. Supernatural, lupe, Craig G, and any other major lyricists will concur. People turned freestyle into "off the head" or "off the top" but freestyle is not restricted to unwritten off the top bars. Just facts. "Off the top" is a type of freestyle, and requires the most skill, however it's not the only type of "freestyle"

@@pwest1101 @Eric e Gentlemen. Both are correct depending on what era ur familiar with or how it was interpreted. Both of u r clearly leveled up. I don't see the argument here. Let's build sumthin REAL!

Then this is not the channel for you my g.

If you didn’t pause and have to rellisten to this freestyle like 3 to 4 times to catch every bar you’re just fucking tripping my man. I felt like when I was listening to this I was pausing myself because I had the relisten to every bar like four times. You must’ve missed every bar