21 Jokes For Rap Battle

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Updated on: Jul 23 2025

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Why did the rapper bring a ladder to the rap battle? Because he wanted to reach the high notes!
What do you call a rapper who's always telling jokes? Witty Raphael!
What do you call a rapper who loves to garden? Lil Plant!
What do you call a rapper who loves fishing? MC Rod!
Why did the rap battle contestant become a chef? Because he wanted to drop some 'beats' in the kitchen!
What do you call a rapper who becomes a magician? Abracadabra-rapper!
I watched a rap battle between a tree and a squirrel. The squirrel had some serious 'bark'!
Why did the rapper start a bakery? To make some 'dough' while dropping beats!
What do you call a rapper who's also a doctor? Doc Rhymes!
What do you call a rapper who loves to fix things? MC Hammer!
I asked a rapper if he could rap about vegetables. He told me to 'lettuce' hear it!

Rap Battle Royale

So, I decided to enter a rap battle recently. You know, because my life wasn't chaotic enough. It's like signing up for a linguistic MMA fight, but with rhymes. I thought I was spitting fire, but turns out, it was more like a gentle simmer.

Rap Battle Diet

Participating in a rap battle is like going on a diet. You have to watch your words, count your syllables, and avoid the extra fat of unnecessary adjectives. Unfortunately, my rhymes were more like a cheat day – indulgent, regrettable, and leaving everyone wondering why I even bothered.

When Rappers Age

I realized I might be getting too old for rap battles when my opponent asked, Are you here to battle or just looking for your lost dentures? I guess my attempt at a rap battle was less '8 Mile' and more '80 Miles Per Hour' on the highway to hip-hop irrelevance.

Rhyme Crimes

After the rap battle, I felt like I committed a series of rhyme crimes. The lyrical police showed up and handed me a citation for excessive use of puns and a warning for causing emotional distress with my rhythm. I guess you could say I'm a rhyme delinquent.

When I Rhyme, Time Stops

In the rap battle, I dropped a rhyme so bad, time itself came to a screeching halt. It was like the universe hit the pause button just to give everyone a moment to reflect on the poor life choices that led them to witness such lyrical disaster. I call it the Einstein's Theory of Rhymativity.

Rhyme or Reason?

I was so bad at the rap battle that the audience started holding up signs that said, Rhyme for your life! I didn't know whether to drop the mic or drop to my knees and apologize to the English language.

Rap Battle Strategy

I tried to develop a strategy for the rap battle – you know, like chess but with more attitude. My strategy was to confuse my opponent with such convoluted metaphors that even Shakespeare would be scratching his head. Let's just say my opponent was less confused and more concerned for my mental well-being.

When My Rhymes Had a GPS

My rhymes were so lost in the rap battle; they had to call for directions. The GPS voice was like, In 500 feet, take a left on the beat, then merge onto the chorus. Needless to say, I took a wrong turn at the metaphor and ended up in the land of awkward silence.

When Words Become Weapons

In a rap battle, the only thing more intense than the rhymes is the eye contact. It's like you're staring into the soul of your opponent, trying to find the perfect dis while also contemplating your life choices. I never knew words could be such dangerous weapons until I saw a rapper drop a line that left someone questioning their entire existence.

Rap Battle Therapy

After my rap battle experience, I decided to go to therapy. The therapist asked, Why do you feel the need to rhyme aggressively? I said, Have you ever tried to express your feelings through spoken word without a sick beat? It's emotionally liberating – and, apparently, socially crippling.

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