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rat beef, we have co-host of the Daily zeitgeist, Miles Gray.

Rap beef can be defined as a feud between rappers who make music.

That's primary purpose is to verbally attack each other.

The songs are known as this tracks,

but the intent to display lyrical superiority. each other

other. Myos, what do you think makes for good rap?

Miles.

What do you think makes for good rap beef?

I have some tenants listed for myself myself but I would like to hear what

you sure. What makes for a good rap beef? The best rap beefs typically are

either they I think I don't know like as I think about my favorite ones they kind of fall into two buckets one is like where people at the top are flexing to show who is actually the who is on top and And it's truly about, you know, just displaying your skills and showing

that kind of domination that you can only achieve through lyrical superiority.

Okay, that's one version.

That's like the Naus and JZ kind of stuff,

and the Biggie and Pac, but before it gets violent,

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