Canada May 21, 2011

Notez & BullevsPayday & Young Stitch

Beast Mode›BeastMODE Vol 4

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Community Verdict

Verdict

Winner

Payday & Young Stitch

90% confidence

Score

3–0

The overwhelming majority of fan comments indicated that Payday & Young Stitch clearly won the battle, with many viewers expressing strong disagreement with the perceived official judging decision, labeling it a 'robbery'.

Round-by-Round

Rd 1Payday & Young StitchPayday & Young Stitch came out strong, delivering consistent bars and setting a high standard for the round. Fans largely felt they edged this round with their aggressive delivery.

Rd 2Payday & Young StitchThe duo maintained their momentum, with many viewers noting their versatility in disses. While Notez & Bulle had some standout moments, Payday & Young Stitch's overall consistency secured them the round.

Rd 3Payday & Young StitchPayday & Young Stitch closed out the battle with continued strong performances, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. Fans felt they solidified their lead, making a strong case for a clean sweep.

Analysis

The Beast Mode stage played host to a tag-team showdown between Notez & Bulle and Payday & Young Stitch, a battle that ignited significant debate among the rap faithful. From the jump, Payday & Young Stitch brought a relentless, consistent attack, showcasing a versatile approach to their disses that resonated with many in the crowd and online. Notez & Bulle, known for their distinct style, had flashes of brilliance, including a 'Tim McGraw' line that caught the ear of some discerning fans.

However, the general consensus among viewers was that they didn't quite hit their usual stride, leading to a perceived dip in their punchline potency compared to their solo performances. The battle's aftermath was dominated by controversy, as a significant portion of the fanbase felt the official decision was a 'robbery,' firmly believing Payday & Young Stitch had secured a decisive 3-0 victory. This strong divergence between fan perception and the outcome fueled discussions about the judging and the league itself, making this clash a memorable, albeit contentious, entry in Beast Mode's catalog.

01One of the rappers was seen wearing a mask backwards, which drew laughter and comments from viewers.

02Notez & Bulle delivered a 'Tim McGraw' line that some fans highlighted as particularly clever, though it may have been missed by others.

03An audience member accused Payday of using a line that was originally from another rapper, Illmac.

04A specific line from Bulle, referencing 'down sinners,' resonated strongly with some fans.

05Payday delivered a memorable line about 'Kama Sutra' that sparked reactions from the crowd and online viewers.

What fans loved

Fans praised Payday & Young Stitch for their consistent delivery and versatile disses throughout the battle.
Some viewers appreciated Notez & Bulle's unique style and specific standout lines, such as the 'Tim McGraw' reference.
The energy and aggressive approach of Payday & Young Stitch were highlighted as key strengths by many commenters.

Criticisms

A significant number of fans vehemently disagreed with the judging, calling the outcome a 'robbery' and asserting Payday & Young Stitch won all three rounds.
Some viewers felt that Payday & Young Stitch relied too heavily on certain types of jokes, specifically 'fat jokes,' which made their material feel less fresh.
An accusation of a borrowed line against Payday surfaced, with a fan claiming a 'lower case b' line originated from Illmac.
Several comments expressed general disappointment with the Beast Mode league's judging standards and overall quality.

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