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The Joust (featuring I-See-Grips)

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Printed Date: 27 March 2026 at 4:11am


Topic: The Joust (featuring I-See-Grips)
Posted By: CHAIN
Subject: The Joust (featuring I-See-Grips)
Date Posted: 26 May 2009 at 2:25pm
wi duz diz, grips tell 'em why u better than whoever


[I-See-Grips]

Grip an the Chain be killing the plays hard
ripping ya brains an filling them graveyards
Two sick cats juxtaposing there rhyme skills
disbelievers you fucks have chosen a minefield
Deadly defines the shit conjured in See’s mind
strong rhymes abound in the confines of these lines
Executing most cunts we corrupt and obscene
no disputing these punches would rupture ya spleen
Competition falling short quick, burning all the time
we put the ball in ya court sick it’s ya terminal decline
Determined just to rhyme until its firm in ya minds
we will be dealing out the damage of a permanent kind
My morals on the floor man disgusting and rancid
turning quarrels to war and steady busting ya chances
Frozen through fear with every piece of ya broken
my grips holding tight until ya cease to be choking  

[Chain] 

Take my…
Modesty for realness and worship what I do here
Murder on the reg’, it occurring isn’t too rare
Hurt ‘em with this truth serum coming out the verses
Dumb it down on purpose ‘cause learning’s what the youth fears
Cured ‘em of their bias as my purity induced tears
The blur poofs away ‘cause I murk it till the view’s clear
That’s what I do besides purchasing some new Airs
Nurturing the goons but suburbia’s like ‘who cares?’  
A burglar in that Wu-wear, the furthest from a poo bear
A novelist that’s bodying this circus that pollutes ears
Firmer than a moose rear, soldiers won’t just panic
And the flows are oceanic so serpents can’t canoe here
Fluid is the word and this bourbon ain’t no root beer
The proof is in the pudding, I turned it up for 2 years
My journal was the womb their, innovations needed…
For incubation, speeches were sperming up the cooch hairs…

Of their creativity.   

 
BLAM!!

 



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Posted By: mcwoods
Date Posted: 26 May 2009 at 2:33pm
grips verse was cool

content was a little off, but flow and multis where solid for the most part, opening line was cool, obviously the scheme couldnt have kept up with that, just felt it fell off a little bit towards the end, but this was good, great elevation

chain

closer was digusting lol, rest was nice, rhymescheme is complex yet simple, plays wernt as tight as some of your others, but still solid, really the your style of returning to the rhymescheme, thats gold

overall nice collab


Posted By: sparta
Date Posted: 26 May 2009 at 4:50pm
GRIPS, I've been really impressed with your elevation, the rhymings quality, cant fault the flow, the punches arent fantastic but theres a solid base for some insane verses in the future.

CHAIN, you know how it is, one of the few here who can continue a rhymescheme without forcing it too much (that verse in the first round of the topical tournament was one of the best ive seen here), this was very good also, keep droping you two


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Posted By: Junior Shade
Date Posted: 29 May 2009 at 3:37pm
Good read fellas.. I agree with both of Woods an' Sparta..

GRIPS.. you've elevated loads man.. Your verses content was real solid but i struggled to keep the flow when reading.. Opening 2 bars where dopeness.. Still a million miles away from when i last read one of your verses..

CHAIN.. Don't believe i've read much from you, but from what people say i'm of the understandin' your pretty hot.. This verse was cool, like'd the flow, good useage of vocab an' some real quatables..

Props guys..!


Posted By: I-SEE-GRIPS
Date Posted: 01 June 2009 at 6:45pm
thanks for the feed guys
 
nice drop chain


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Posted By: Cuba
Date Posted: 04 June 2009 at 3:45pm
Grips...said it before, will say it again...I think you have potential, since you came on the site you have learned quickly and listened to what people say to you, those are two attributes that will make you successful...As for the verse, rhythm is much improved since the first time I read one of your verses...integrated nice internal rhyme schemes into some of your lines as well as nice wording to some of the lines...

"Deadly defines the shit conjured in See’s mind"
^ Good example of a fairly simple line that comes of nicer because of the way you phrase it...not much to it really, typical brag line...but you added to it because the way you phrased it, nice

You basically just gotta learn how to throw in more depth into the content, so similes & metaphors as well as wordplay...more complicated rhyme schemes and accentuating the flow of the lines...but a decent/nice verse

Off the....Typical verse really, rhyme scheme is a given but what is even more noticable is your vocab knowledge...sometimes you get a writer that uses complicated words a lot to demonstrate vocab, but you are someone that just knows language and it comes across in everything you write...I think I've referred to it as "precision" in other things you've written, and the vocab understanding precipitates that precision...another thing that strikes me is your understanding of culture, like you used a phrase "a burgular in that Wu wear"...who else is saying shit like that? Who else would even really understand the reference? You know...personally I think you are long overdue a transition to audio...rhyme schemes (internal & multisyllabic) are nuts, reads smooth and wouldn't take much work to take that into audio style that was crazy...

But anyways, nice drop Big smile



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Posted By: CHAIN
Date Posted: 04 June 2009 at 3:50pm
Shocked @ the feed, shit deserves its own thread, lol

really appreciate it, and i made the transition to audio years ago, but i'm a perfectionist and that shit just isn't working for me at moment....



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