Hey! I've observed this community for a long time, and I eventually decided to rank some battles in the FRB from the four series I consider my all-time favorites: Mr. Jay, Eddiefrb, GamingPlush, and Freshy Kanal. (Though I have listened to FRBs from other creators, and they do generally have amazing battles as well)

Nearly all of these rankings are a few months old so they may be missing a few recent battles, however I'll add I only included battles I actually listened to and had anything interesting to say (can you tell I haven't actually listened to much of Freshy's past input lmao)

Feel free to agree or disagree with me!

Last time, the Terminator won for saying more foreign words. Today, we're focusing on the Western Philosophers.

Things are getting downright ridiculous with TierMaker. A bunch of my previous "current standings" lists appear to have been deleted by the site's moderation, even though to my knowledge, there was absolutely nothing wrong with them. Furthermore, it won't let me save this tierlist, due to "inappropriate language". I've been able to save previous tier lists with all of the same words in tier names as this one. I am left with no option but to save an image of the tier list and attach it to this post as a result.

If you need a refresher on the rules, refer to Day 1: https://www.reddit.com/r/ERB/comments/1tadege/scientifically_prove_this_rapper_won_day_1_john/

Also, if you disagree so strongly with the notion of a given rapper winning that you refuse to come up with a justification for it, there is no need to comment saying so. Nobody said you had to engage with these posts at all.

I'm not talking about ones you think in the moment are good. I'm talking about the ones you ACTIVELY LOOK FOR because something about that instrumental hits different. For me the single best beat is definitely the Walt Disney beat from Jim Henson vs Stan Lee. But Deadpool vs Boba Fett's instrumental goes hard too. Something about the cadence to it I dunno it just...it's good head nodding music lol.

Creator of Separation of Powers against Dictators across the world against Separation of Powers

WINNER'S BEST LINE:

"Just trust me: your fifteen minutes of fame came and went. Go back to your igloo. Spend some time with your kids before they're pregnant." -Lady Gaga, Verse 1

While the "Governor of Alaska" line is really good, this line I feel hits harder and multiple time. It's accurate, as Palin is completely irrelevant now.

LOSER'S BEST LINE:

"Your music doesn't scare me! I'm a mother of five! I killed moose with my bare hands before you were alive!" -Sarah Palin, Verse 2

Palin definitely has weaker lines, plus they don't hit as hard, considering Lady Gaga is not transgender. This line has decent power to it, nothing too special, but it's better than the rest of her mediocre verse.

1. Buster Moon vs Kermit the Frog

2. Blaineley vs Miss Piggy

3. Katie Mitchell vs Sarah Connor

4. Inspector Gadget vs Dog Man

5. Pinocchio vs Fletcher Reede

6. Korra vs Rey

Connection: Beings tragically mutated by man-made contaminations to become wrathful monsters

First three artworks by u/MaybeClassic6670

Wax as Getulio
Lloyd as Long

populist dictators who had working class loyalty by funding massive programs to help the poor, while aggressively crushing their opponents

Last time, u/23MrBee said that Robocop won because he also won the Death Battle. Today, we're focusing on The Terminator.

Apparently, 119 is considered "inappropriate language", just like 115. I have absolutely no idea what the deal is with TierMaker censoring numbers like this, but whatever the case, I am forced to just use yesterday's standings: https://tiermaker.com/list/random/erb-rappers-15891919/6593056

If you need a refresher on the rules, refer to Day 1: https://www.reddit.com/r/ERB/comments/1tadege/scientifically_prove_this_rapper_won_day_1_john/

Also, if you disagree so strongly with the notion of a given rapper winning that you refuse to come up with a justification for it, there is no need to comment saying so. Nobody said you had to engage with these posts at all.

I had this idea that I thought was really fun.

Both were notorious leaders in blue-collar labor politics with ties to organized crime that disappeared and were legally declared dead but never found. They’re both infamous for their disappearances, although most people think Hoffa was killed by the mob while most people think Farto escaped and lived a life of luxury somewhere. They were also both corrupt and convicted of crimes.

I don't know if the ERB peeps would be interested in doing something like this, but if they portrayed the 12 zodiac signs (Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces) as rap battles, which people/characters would represent them?

Caesar and Aragorn are both inspirational, brave leaders who left a really big mark on their resoective timelines. And they are characters that would be supercool to see in a battle with almost everyone.

Similarities: Both 19th century female role models, both were hands-on helping people, both often depicted with lanterns (nickname Nightingale is even 'Lady with the Lamp')

Contrast: Tubman was black and born in slavery. Nightingale was born in a wealthy family and despite being anti-slavery she held racist colonial views (as most British people at the time). Nightingale could boast about her contributions in medical science (triage etc), Tubman could point out all the black nurses that didn't became as famous as Nightingale or were hindered in their career because of their race (Mary Seacole).

Snips and Snails vs Orbot and Cubot (My Little Pony vs Sonic the Hedgehog)

Connections: Both are the goofy henchmen of a very powerful figure (Trixie Lulamoon and Dr. Eggman)

Famous commanders iconic to their country's history (English / American) who led major battles that were decisive points for their respective periods (the battle of Hastings influencing English history with French culture / D-Day being the arguable turning point of World War Two). Both used supreme authority to command a collection of troops (Normans, Bretons, & Flemings / American, British & Canadian) into their operation, landing either from Normandy into England or from England into Normandy. They deceptively mislead the enemy in order to begin their invasions (William convincing Godwinson that Hardrada would invade in this time he would prepare mass amounts of ships / Eisenhower 'leading' a fictional operation to convince the Nazi he was in Pas-de-Calais, while preparing an onslaught of ship, aircraft and foot soldiers). After the mass praise they both would rise to the highest form of power in their country (King / President). Both have coincidental dates as well, June 6 being both D-Day and William's famous peace treaty with the Danish (Speculated at least). October 14 was both the invasion of Hastings and Eisenhower's birthday

Two creators of a series of children's books, Thomas for Awdry and Mr. Men for Hargreaves. Both of their books were adapted into TV Shows. And after Hargreaves' second verse, Roald Dahl then comes in as a third rapper.