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Rap Regions Tournament Dirty South Finals

2)T.I. vs. 3) Drake
2nd Seed T.I.: Beat Killer Mike4-2, Lil Wayne 4-3
3rd Seed Drake: Beat Rick Ross 4-2, Ludacris 4-2, Big Boi 4-2…
Flow-Hmm I really like Drake and TI flows so it’s a tie. 1-1
Delivery-Another tough category. Tie again 2-2
Albums-Okay this is supposed to be a tie, but I’m going to break it down. Drake has nothing but good albums, but he only has 1 classic, TI has 2 (King and Paper Trail) so TI gets the nod here. 3-2
Storytelling-Drake gets the nod here, sure he’s singing uh rapping about the girls, but hey its effective. 3-3.
Legacy-We’re looking at a tie again, but TI wins and here’s why. He’s just been so dominant for so long, while Drake has been dominant just a few years. NO THIS IS NOT an easy decision, but what u gonna do partna?
T.I. wins 4-3



Final Thought: T.I. faced tough completion and dominated. He faced off with Killer Mike and Lil Wayne, the latter almost beat him. Fellow YMCMB rapper Drake also almost won. So he is the King of the South officially. When I think TI I think rhythmic rapping, smooth flows, and impeccable delivery. Way to go TIP.
Well that concludes our rap regions tournament. I hope you enjoyed it. Didn’t agree. Drop a comment.



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