The Smoking Section

Everybody knows some jack ass who can't rap that always wants to rap. What they lack in skill and timing is made up for with confidence and no concept of giving up when secretly everyone around wants them to be quiet.  And while this honestly isn't a list of the worst freestyles ever it is a sincere look at five examples of people you don't want to be like. If you find yourself on this list it only means you were wack in that moment. What you do with the rest of your life is up to you but whatever you do please think about not rapping. Ever. 1.  If it wasn't for her rapping I wouldn't have anything to say. In a nutshell she talked a lot of shit before her freestyle and then turned in a very underwhelming performance. She had the enthusiasm and bravado of someone who was going to kill it and from the looks of things she barely showed up for the fight. I expect better out of Sway. This chick should watch some Millyz videos and learn how it done. Nice try....but th

     I'm not interested in his studio recordings but I gave his freestyle a shot and found that it wasn't that bad. I definitely was not impressed but I was surprised that he was as competent as he was. Meek Mill had some light bars going on there. He came off like he was a little gassed off his own name but overall he did deliver a lot of hype and more than a little bit of substance. A lot happens in this freestyle before the beat begins as Meek Mill discusses his corny ass reconciliation with Drake which leads Flex down a road of apologies too.         'Bars On I-95' last hit us with a freestyle from Ms. Hustle two weeks ago. Since then it has been really quiet on the online freestyle front. If you're not familiar 'Bars On I-95' is a Connecticut based freestyle platform for elite level emcees. They have featured a consistent roster of Connecticut based emcee talent as well as a few big name heavyweight bar talkers from the culture. During the two wee