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@Kalligraphy
- Let me start here, clown —if you’re gonna come at me, at least spell my damn name right. About this ‘essay’ bullshit —you think you're going to whine about me writing too much... how many times have you dissed me? Oh right —zero. The only essay here is you typing excuses for why you’re scared to step up.
- You claim you didn’t read the whole track —no shit. You knew your ass was already smoked when you saw who it came from. That’s projection my friend.
- Congrats, bro —you proved my point by using my own message against me. You still didn’t flip a bar, you literally recycled my words like a lazy fuck. That ain’t rap either. You are over here throwing names at me... completely false, and you know it. You're offically out here throwing labels because you got nothing real to hit me with.
- By the way —I’m a girl. Get it fucking straight. You’re out here mixing up genders worse than you mix up your own thoughts. You said you don’t respond ‘cause the disses are ass, then in the same moment admit you don’t even read them. That’s the dumbest contradiction I’ve ever seen. This whole ‘I never said I’m the best rapper’ shtick... spare me. I said you and your big ass ego are not bigger than the system, so before you start assuming and acting like I said I was get your fucking story straight. That's a lot coming from someone who's got a corny ass track repeating ‘the site is mine’ (RapPad, a fucking rap site) over 30 times. You are crying for attention.
- Drop a diss. I fucking dare you. Go ahead big guy. I'm sorry, you’re not a threat, you’re a punchline. This ain't "Bye, Shayd_Gray", but I guess that’s your way of admitting you know you're on the way to being fucked. Keep playing with me, and I’ll make sure the only thing people remember about Kalligraphy is how bad The X Factor and I wrecked him.
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