DaylytvsShotty Horroh

In a legendary clash of styles, Daylyt and Shotty Horroh delivered a U Dubb classic that remains hotly debated years later. This was the ultimate showdown between the cerebral pen and the polished performer. Representing the UK, Shotty Horroh charged into a tough Jersey crowd and immediately won them over with his aggressive delivery, sharp angles, and booming projection.

His 'two Tech 9s' bar was a clear haymaker that sent the room into a frenzy. On the other side stood the enigma, Daylyt, who opted for a lyrical masterclass that soared over the heads of most in attendance. His first-round Dragon Ball Z scheme is now the stuff of legend, a complex web of wordplay that only hits its full potential on the rewind.

While Shotty controlled the energy of the building, Daylyt was playing lyrical chess, dropping dense schemes about Peter Pan and the days of the week in the third that solidified his reputation as one of the game's most creative writers. Though Shotty's performance was hampered by a few stumbles, he never lost the room. The verdict on the night may have favored the UK showman, but in the court of YouTube, Daylyt's otherworldly pen game earned him a clear, albeit controversial, victory.