who you think is da best
 

who you feel is the best on the new rb.........like best text record and best lyrics all together.......who you think it is???????????

I think its between u and Re$. Im not really sure, who did u lose to???

i lost against a weak kid...i lost against daclassic...i no i should have one but i lost....but he had lots of d/r...............

actually he's pretty good, i would be able to see the DR's if u dropped a link. I guess i knew that though from tha classics sig, he boasts it.

Isn't there a thread with pondering this exact question two threads down? Answer: Yes.

And I say: me.

yeah i will muder him in a rematch but like i said d/r.........but thats who i lost to.......but every day after the battle i would ask him if he would do a rematch but he would turn it down.........i guess he ws scared....

I Have No Idea Who The Best Is'

axe, lemme banish that kid, i hate that motherfucker

you want axe.....is that wat your sayin....pm me....and let me no.....

lol, my bad emcee. Im battlin this kid over at rb original and challenged him to a pink slip, and axe is a mod, and he said pink-slips arent allowed, so im asking him again here.

lol....its all good......

topically, i am THE best:


B-Boys Will B Boys

1969 - 1979

Opinion differs, but its popularly found that ..
.. breaking started to the sound of an old James Brown track
'The Good Foot' became a dance that would dawn an age
thanks to the high-energy moves Brown performed on stage
A jamaican immigrant, Clive Campbell enjoyed praise ..
.. as Kool Herc - the man who coined the 'B-boys' phrase
after watching numerous dancers throw down, take steps & ..
.. perform moves, then Freeze to the beat of the break section
With his own innovative taste .. Herc helped our cause
Repeated the breaks, transformed DJing into an art form
Meanwhile on the west coast, L.A gangs succumbed to ..
.. a complex & dynamic style; influenced by Kung-Fu.
This same year saw the Zulu Kings suggest to crews ..
.. to drop the weapons, & square off w. dance steps or moves
Afrika Bambaataa - leader of the Kings - then stood, watched ..
.. as these dance-battles evolved into a form called 'Uprock'
It's a highly stylised, mock combat in which you ..
.. would use acrobatic dancing to settle your disputes.
A b-boy named Rubberband is credited with its movement ..
.. the rules are simple - first to touch their opponent, loses.
'Locking' became, to the Electro-Boogie loving La-La youth ..
.. what Uprock was to N.Y; thru Lockatron Jon & Shabba Doo
'The Robot' then taught kids to Pop as the tracks spun ..
.. a dance brought to the mainstream by Micheal Jackson
And pretty soon, the broad Disco Culture grew steam ..
.. by incorporating 'Top Rock' into their dance routines.

1979 - 1989

Broadway choreographers, then adapted moves & styles ..
.. in an attempt to popularise a culture spawned by juveniles
Pop artists blatantly stole steps, the Moonwalk's fame found ..
.. the underground in uproar, as the move was James Brown's ..
The mainstream ignored those at the very heart of popping ..
.. & countless people believed Tik & Tok started Robotics
Yet these moves were performed, up to a decade before ..
.. by b-boys wearin' loose T-shirts, with their jeans torn
Record exec's, noticed their artists couldnt make the moves ..
.. made to look seemingly effortless by these Breakin' crews
Soon breakers were asked to front songs, & paid in cheques ..
.. Noteably, the N.Y duo of Frosty Freeze and Crazy Legs
Known for throwing out new shapes, both already viewed ..
.. as two, veteran members from The Rocksteady Crew
That were later recognised, for performing w. grace & ease ..
.. in 'Flashdance' - the smash hit movie of Eighty Three.
But the film 'Beat Street' gave them the chance to be famous ..
.. a battle scene, between Rocksteady & the NYC Breakers
made a huge impact for b-boying, and the world loved it ..
.. its popularity peaked throughout the media coverage
But this acted as, a double-edged sword that happened fast ..
.. As the coverage ceased - most presumed that the fad had passed
However - all the hardcore heads just werent hearing it ..
.. & they were all that remained, thru b-boying's winter period.

1989 - 2004

With its return underground, after bein gimmicked & ridiculed ..
.. the cultures now returned to its roots, people who think its cool ..
.. are tryna keep it alive - And have continued to practice ..
Spending hours at time, on continuous backspins
Developing fresh styles they'd showcase on cardboard
While tryna regain its rep, as a respected dance form
Hopefully this time, they'll see its not a trend to play with ..
.. But something to be taken serious, and appreciated.

No one's better, here, or at the green RB.

so you think your the best....well thats your opinion.........i glad you feel that way.....

Damn Man....

Too Much Emphasis Put Upon This Net Board About Who Is The Greatest...This Is Supposed To Be A Board Where You Have Fun Battling and Show Off Your Skill...Not Worry About Being The Best..

I Made The Other Thread To See Which "Site" Was The Best...Cause OG RB Think Their Shit Don't Stink....

I Think Its Hard To Determine Cause Peeps Have Diffrent Styles And Shit...It's Just Hard To Determine..

My Point Of View....Everyone Will Be At The Point Where They Can't Elevate Nemore...Just Happens...Look How Em Got..He Got So Rich, He Sold Out and Fell Off....Without Meaning To.

Just Have Fun and Drop Dope Ish..

~R~