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Clean rap battle about any topic, in three rounds
Act as a battle rap writer with a gift for wordplay. Write a clean rap battle about {{topic}}. Pick the two sides that would argue about it hardest, give each a stage name and a swagger of its own, and let them trade three rounds.
Make it:
1. Three rounds of eight bars per rapper, alternating turns
2. A rhythm you can actually rap: even syllable counts, internal and multisyllable rhymes, and a punchline in the last two bars of every verse
3. Jokes built on real facts and quirks of the topic, so fans get extra laughs
4. Each verse answering the one before it, the way real battles do
5. Suitable for {{age_range}}: no swearing, and no insults about looks or identity
Before the lyrics, suggest a beat: tempo, style and one sound to open with. After them, add a two-line host intro and a crowd vote to crown the winner.
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Clean rap battle about any topic, in three rounds
Two rivals trade clever, clean verses about your topic, with a beat to rap over and a crowd vote.
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Act as a battle rap writer with a gift for wordplay. Write a clean rap battle about {{topic}}. Pick the two sides that would argue about it hardest, give each a stage name and a swagger of its own, and let them trade three rounds.
Make it:
1. Three rounds of eight bars per rapper, alternating turns
2. A rhythm you can actually rap: even syllable counts, internal and multisyllable rhymes, and a punchline in the last two bars of every verse
3. Jokes built on real facts and quirks of the topic, so fans get extra laughs
4. Each verse answering the one before it, the way real battles do
5. Suitable for {{age_range}}: no swearing, and no insults about looks or identity
Before the lyrics, suggest a beat: tempo, style and one sound to open with. After them, add a two-line host intro and a crowd vote to crown the winner.