Rhythm + Flow: Who We Wanted to Win | Screen Rant

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Season 1 of Rhythm+ Flow was a prevail for rapper D-Smoke, who made the top medal, but here’s who we wanted to win.

Flawless Real Talk. With his 50 -watt smile and family quality, Flawless stressed the importance of winning the prize money so that he, his fiancee, two daughters and baby on the way could have a better life. Watching the strength of his cadence and his fiery achievement in the rap duels is a wonder to behold. The Rhode Island native is a musical dynamo. Throughout the tournament, he delivered perfectly performed rhymes and movement through the rest of the serial with nary a stumble. Not merely that, but( spoiler !) Flawless Real Talk did it all the way through to the finale with an emotionally agitating recital that even left his family members in tears.

Rae Khalil. This feminist M.C. from Los Angeles is a sterling example of the strength of her parish. Her grandfather was George Goodman, one of the first color music writers for The New York Times. Her great-uncle, Leon Washington, started one of the largest black newspapers in the United District. Rae’s sense of civic job and desire to lift up her beings is evident in her words. She likewise sheds the notion that a successful female rapper has to sell sex to pull ahead. Had Rae Khalil’s talent been encouraged a bit more on the demonstrate, there’s no telling the meridians she could climb.

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Beanz. This Feisty Latina heralds from Reading, Pa. Unlike a lot of the other creators on the support, Beanz is a liter one wolf – and proud of it. From her first appearance backstage at the New York auditions, she displayed a no-nonsense attitude. Beanz has an vigorous existence when she raps. Her delivery contenders DMX or Lil’ Kim. Beanz never flaunted her glances or established a lot of skin like some of the other female rappers on the depict. Instead, she had the reviewers believes in her so much, they set her in a hip-hop debate against Flawless Real Talk. While she afforded it her best shot, Beanz forgot one of her ballads and was sent home. However, we would’ve enjoyed for her to get a shot at redemption, only to hear that planned flow once more.

Sam B Yourself. From forms, one might never assume that Sam B Yourself was as miraculous as he is. Chance the Rapper saw something in his perfect lyricism and “normcore” edge. His onstage persona hearkens back to the Beastie Boys and Third Base, with a tiny bit of contemporary creators like Logic and Eminem thrown in for good measure. The evaluates is proposed that he raise a style that could prepare him more relatable. Sam B Yourself listened to those suggestions and is coming strong – narrowly missing the chance to perform in the finals. He would have been a great winner because – more than the other entrants – he understood the notion of making judgment and turning it into usable admonition. Still, any of these rappers would have also made excellent finalists and even wins in season 1. Hopefully, some or all of them will be restored for season 2.

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