Why is Scratch playing Meth's Riddler song??????? Meth didn't even know the lyrics to that joint. Someone needs to explain the whole point of Verzuz to Scratch...
Keith Murray!!!!!!
RZA pops up....And Deck???? Dope!!!!.... Red/Meth #Verzuz
Scratch cutting up "Rock The Bells" like a mad man reminds me we need that LL Cool J Verzuz...Now....
Redman is SO good. Like 1st tier lyrical expertise.... #VERZUZ
"Cereal Killer" is such an underrated deep album cut on Blackout! #VERZUZ
Letting X's verse on 4,3,2,1 rock.....REAL...... #Verzuz.....
Redman's "Fuck You" is top 5 for him. That song gets your boy hype...."I'll Be Thaaaaat....."
Redman's "Tonight's Da Night" is insanely GOAT material... #verzuztv.....
Red/Meth with the choreography....Ha! #VERZUZ
Hit Squad!!!! K-SOLO!!!! EPMD!!!! "Headbanger!!!!" #verzuzbattle

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