Bazooka League has no jury nor official results, like most written battle competitions.
However, today we bring you the opinion of the participants themselves about how they saw their performance. We will see if at some point the results are given to make it more competitive or if it stays that way.
Markitos
He felt satisfied with his performance, although he noted that some did not accept that he made the first round so short, which he found ironic since he is often criticized for making the rounds too long.
He believes he was good in all three rounds, never forgetting his lyrics and remaining professional on stage. Despite expecting the physical confrontation, he assures that everything was done in good spirit and in the moment. As for the result, he believes that he won the second and third rounds, while Matías took the first, which would result in a 2-1 victory in his favor.
Big Soul
He explains that he decided to take the battle towards a more dynamic approach to rap, using his freestyle skills to counter Marquitos’ marked style.
He defends himself against accusations of copying rhymes in the first round, arguing that it is a narrative that was created in the Face off and that it has no basis.
Regarding the result, he affirms that he sees himself as a winner in all three rounds, highlighting his handling of physical contact and dynamics in rap.
Bright
Brillante describes feeling nervous before he started rapping, but once he started rapping he felt connected and calm.
He expresses his gratitude to the public for the constant support he receives, both on stage and on the street.
As for the outcome of the battle, he perceives it as very even and recognizes that he would have to review the video to understand some of his opponent’s lines.
The second round stands out as the one he liked the most and where he felt most comfortable with himself. He confesses that he got a thorn when he showed up at the venue, leaving behind what happened in the Face off.
The younger
The Minor comments that the battle was very even and he would have to review it again to determine a clear result, although he felt that the first round could have been his.
He expresses his gratitude to the Liga Bazooka audience for the warm reception and passion they show, making him feel at home.
He highlights the difference between the theater and the stadium in terms of pressure, but is excited by the opportunities such a large stage provides. As for future rivals, he is open to facing anyone, but mentions Big Soul or El Giro as possible opponents.
He is asked about the angle used during the battle and mentions that he knew he would play with his opponent’s technique, seeking to add other elements such as angles and schemes to surprise him.
Replik
Replik says he felt confident in the first round, but expected more impact from his opponent, Jaloner. He highlights Jaloner’s strength and intentionality during the battle, although he found it difficult to fully enjoy it due to the competitive nature of the moment.
He is asked about his increasingly personalized approach in battles, and he acknowledges that he is using more of the opponent’s personal elements in his speech, especially when he finds a message he wants to convey.
He believes that his argument in the second round could have left Jaloner in a difficult position, but feels that it did not have the expected effect on the audience.
When discussing the outcome of the battle, Replik admits that he felt humiliated overall, both by the public response and the perception that Jaloner’s material was superior.
Although he does not completely agree with the importance given to techniques in battles, he recognizes the clear difference in the public response.
He ends by expressing his desire to participate in the Bazooka League again and thanking him for the opportunity to be in the historic event.
Jaloner
Jaloner expresses his satisfaction after his historic Bazooka League debut, noting that he feels good now that it’s over and that he was worried about how everything would turn out. He comments that he wanted to create a debate and shake the heads of the audience, but he also wanted to be respectful as a rapper and competitor.
He talks about his first round, where he used words that start with the letter “H.” He explains that he had this idea years ago and it took him a long time to develop it, but it allowed him to feel liberated.
He doesn’t feel dominant in any particular round, as he was more focused on meeting the audience’s expectations and being respectful of his role as a rapper.
He appreciates the warm reception from the public and other artists present at the event, mentioning the importance of Argentina in his life and career. Finally, she expresses her love for Argentina and her gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the event.
Stuart
Stuart, after his performance, expresses gratitude and satisfaction for the event. He highlights the experience of facing an Argentine audience and how he enjoyed the challenge of starting the battle, something new for him.
Regarding his creative process, he reveals that he writes loose ideas and shapes them, looking for personal references to turn them into effective punchlines. He is satisfied with his performance and his connection with the public, although he hopes to review the battle to better evaluate it.
As for future rivals, he mentions a moment during the battle where he mentions Quezada, a Mexican rapper who had previously insulted him. However, he does not have any specific competitor in mind for the future, preferring to wait to be called up and then decide. He ends by thanking the public for the support and love towards him and his art, leaving open the possibility of returning to future events.
Theorem
Initially, he experienced nervousness, but as the event went on, he became more comfortable. He highlights his satisfaction for having expressed what he wanted, without regrets, and recognizes the level of his opponent, Stuart.
Comparing this battle with the previous one against Réplik, he mentions that he felt calmer due to his greater experience. He explains his creative process, based on writing down loose ideas and molding them to create effective punchlines.
Regarding the perception of who won the battle, Teorema makes it clear that he does not consider himself the winner, although he recognizes the complexity of the public’s analysis and interpretation. He highlights the impact of the third round, where he sought to convey a deep and personal message.
Finally, he expresses his willingness to continue participating in Liga Bazooka if the public so wishes, pointing out that each experience in this type of event transforms and expands his perception of reality, opening up new possibilities in his art.
Chili Parker
He felt calm and satisfied with his performance, despite certain difficulties during the battle.
He highlights that, despite his preparation, he expected a more prepared Blue One. He expresses his confidence in his performance and in having left a positive impression on the league.
Although he acknowledges his opponent’s work, he questions some of Blue One’s decisions and views during the battle. He believes that his own performance was solid and that he did not lose any rounds.
He concludes that, despite certain challenges, the battle was entertaining and meaningful, especially considering the difficult context in the country. Chili Parker is proud to have been part of this historic moment at Luna Park.
Blue One
Blue One is extremely pleased with his performance in battle, considering it his best performance to date. He highlights her meticulous preparation and audience receptiveness as key factors to her success.
He attributes his performance to having finished writing with enough time to memorize, as well as his preparation to face a large stage. Although the battle was physical, he claims that he was unaffected by his opponent’s tactics.
Blue One appears confident in its victory, suggesting a 3-0 result in its favor. He projects a change in his career, being more selective in choosing rivals and battle locations in the future.
He expresses his gratitude to the public and hopes to perform again in Argentina or in other places in the world.
