DEBATABLE PODCAST

M.C. W.A.R.

All about Battle Rap, Hip Hop, World news, and culture

  1. SEASON 6, EPISODE 11 TRAILER

    Cyhi Da Prynce Vs Crooked I | Who you Got??

    Tap in to own a piece of our next Battle: 678.459.5661 | mcwarllc@gmail.comIn this episode of The Debatable Podcast, hosts Saqar (Ahhah Ahershu) and Den Tut Rayay dive deep into the essence of lyricism, legacy, and the next generation of hip-hop royalty.The conversation begins with Saha The Prince’s electrifying freestyle on Bootleg Kev, unpacking his wordplay, storytelling, and delivery — before imagining who could truly go bar-for-bar with him in the MC WAR arena.From Crooked I to King Los, Ab-Soul, and Joey Bada$$, the hosts debate potential dream matchups in lyrical warfare — breaking down their Spotify streaming stats, rhyme styles, and battle readiness.But the conversation doesn’t stop there. The episode transitions into a powerful dialogue about the sons and daughters of hip-hop legends — from Big Pun’s son Chris Rivers, ODB’s son YDB, Cool G Rap’s son G Mims, to Jadakiss’ son, and Ghostface’s son — asking the question:Who’s carrying the torch the best in this new generation of lyricists?It’s a celebration of bars, bloodlines, and the business of hip-hop legacy — straight from the world’s first structured rap battle league, MC WAR: The Official Sport of Rap Battling.00:00 – Welcome Back to The Debatable Podcast00:45 – Saha The Prince Freestyle Breakdown03:00 – Best Bars & Hidden Wordplay04:00 – Who Could Battle Saha The Prince?04:30 – Crooked I vs. Saha: Styles and Stats06:00 – King Los, Ab-Soul & Joey Bada$$ Comparisons08:30 – Streaming Numbers Breakdown09:45 – Why “No Personals” Battles Matter in MC WAR10:30 – Sons & Daughters of Hip-Hop Legends Discussion11:15 – Cool G Rap’s Son G Mims & Method Man’s Daughter12:30 – Big Pun’s Son Chris Rivers Analysis13:45 – ODB’s Son YDB and Wu-Tang’s Legacy15:00 – Who’s the Nicest Son Right Now?16:30 – Jadakiss’ Son and the Next Generation of Lyricists18:00 – The Future of Freestyle Culture#TheDebatablePodcast #MCWAR #SahaThePrince #CrookedI #KingLos #AbSoul #JoeyBadass #ChrisRivers #YDB #HipHopLegacy #BattleRap #BarsOverBeef #LyricismLives #HipHopCulture

    15 min
  2. 10/19/2025

    Did Charlie Clips Really Win? | Polygamy, Diddy, Assata Shakur & The Battle Rap Mindset

    🎙️ The Debatable Podcast | Episode 70 — From Charlie Clips to Assata Shakur: Hip-Hop, History & Hidden Truths Welcome back to The Debatable Podcast, powered by MC WAR — The Official Sport of Rap Battling.Hosted by Saqar (Ahhah Ahershu) and Den Tut Rayay, this episode travels far beyond the battle stage — exploring the intersections of hip-hop, history, spirituality, and social truth. From breaking down Charlie Clips vs. LL Coogee to reflecting on the life and legacy of Assata Shakur, this conversation challenges the culture to think deeper — about art, integrity, legacy, and liberation. 1. Charlie Clips vs. LL Coogee — When Schemes Become Storytelling🔹 A one-round clash in Milwaukee that turned into a masterclass.🔹 LL Coogee’s “clip scheme” earns props for creativity — while Clips shows why delivery still reigns supreme.🔹 The hosts propose “topic rounds” for future MC WAR battles — to bring more meaning and message to the competition. 2. Brooklyn Legacy — The Birthplace of Bar Lords🔹 Shoutouts to E. Nest, Petey Pablo, and Sauce Money for keeping the sound authentic.🔹 Petey Pablo’s remix of “Jiggling Baby” and Sauce Money’s Brooklyn grit evoke the golden era.🔹 Why Brooklyn breeds greatness: “steel sharpens steel.” 3. The Spirit of Assata Shakur — Liberation, Legacy & Prophecy🔹 Remembering Assata Shakur (Tupac’s godmother), who escaped U.S. imprisonment to find refuge in Cuba.🔹 Her grandmother’s dream predicting her escape mirrors a real-life Shawshank Redemption moment.🔹 How Cuba, Lumumba, and the global African movement connect through shared struggle and solidarity.🔹 The hosts draw parallels between Black revolutionaries and Latin freedom movements. 4. Polygamy, Law & the Black Male Narrative🔹 Exploring the hypocrisy of a “Christian nation” that criminalizes biblical practice.🔹 Why figures like Diddy, Metro Boomin, Ne-Yo, MLK, and Elijah Muhammad face similar accusations.🔹 The historical roots of anti-polygamy laws — tracing back to control during slavery.🔹 A raw conversation about freedom, morality, and double standards in relationships and law. 5. The Art of Listening & Diplomacy in Hip-Hop🔹 Lessons from Chris Gotti’s reflections on Irv Gotti’s health, business, and missed diplomacy.🔹 Why listening means “lessening yourself to learn.”🔹 How humility and wisdom from within the community are key to growth.🔹 Saqar and Den Tut close by affirming their roles as cultural diplomats — pushing unity through conversation. This isn’t just a podcast — it’s a movement in thought.From hip-hop’s street corner debates to Africa’s liberation struggles, The Debatable Podcast connects the dots between bars, history, and consciousness. 🎤 Highlights & Key Discussions🌍 The Takeaway #DebatablePodcast #MCWAR #BattleRap #HipHopCulture #CharlieClips #LLCoogee #AssataShakur #Diddy #Polygamy #BlackLiberation #BrooklynHipHop #SauceMoney #PeteyPablo #ChrisGotti #HipHopHistory #BlackConsciousness #TheBusinessOfBattleRap #Saqar #DenTutRayay

    47 min
  3. 10/18/2025

    Jim Jones vs Tony Yayo: Who’s REALLY Built to Battle?”

    Welcome to The Debatable — powered by MC WAR, the official sport of rap battling.Hosted by Saqar (Ahhah Ahershu) and Den Tut Rayay, this episode breaks down the essence of hip-hop competition: bars over beef, culture over conflict. In this episode, we explore hypothetical matchups between some of New York’s most respected artists — not to promote drama, but to honor the art of lyrical combat that built hip-hop from the ground up. Would either rapper actually step into a battle ring? Streaming stats show Jim Jones (~952K monthly listeners) dominating Tony Yayo (~279K) — but does that mean he’d win bar-for-bar? We break down legacy, influence, and impact — from Max B, Stack Bundles, and Chinx to Yayo’s role in G-Unitand his ability to keep crowds engaged. Tony Yayo’s Case: Street energy, raw delivery, active touring, unpredictable charisma. Memph Bleek’s Case: Lyrical pedigree, Roc-A-Fella roots, battle readiness, and mentorship under Beanie Sigel — one of hip-hop’s most respected lyricists. Verdict: Speaker 1 rides with Yayo 🔥 / Speaker 2 goes with Bleek 🗽 We also compare monthly listeners: Cam’ron — 2.2M Lloyd Banks — 2.7M Shaheim — 220K→ Lloyd Banks proves consistency still wins — without the interviews, antics, or social media hype. At MC WAR, lyrical skill reigns supreme. “No personals. No beef. Just bars.” Classic matchups like Keith Murray vs Fredro Starr and Vado vs Saigon showed the right way to compete: skill over slander. Freestyles may start spontaneous, but real masters prepare — proving battle rap is both sport and strategy. 🎧 Watch. Comment. Debate.Let’s bring competition back to the culture — one lyrical matchup at a time. 📲 Follow MC WAR — The Official Sport of Rap Battling👉 Instagram | YouTube | X | Versetracker 🎯 Main Debate: Jim Jones vs Tony Yayo — Could It Ever Happen?💥 Bonus Matchup: Memph Bleek vs Tony Yayo (The Real “Debatable” Battle)📊 Streaming Numbers Don’t Lie🧠 Philosophy of Rap Battles (The MC WAR Way)⚡ Join the Movement

    17 min

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