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2:33Now PlayingFlashing back to Math Hoffa's very first interview with VladTV Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes, he spoke in depth on the level of difficulty that preparing for battles requires vs the level of difficulty needed to craft a song. While it obviously isn't easy to make good music, Math believes Battle Rap preparation is definitely harder, as he compared carefully composing battle rounds to "Shakespeare."
Math broke down many of the components Battle Rappers have to consider when getting ready to go to lyrical war with a formidable opponent, and referred to his past battle with Iron Solomon as an example of how quickly battlers are sometimes forced to design their intricate rounds.
Do you think that Battle Rap rounds are harder to create than actual songs?
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