That's weez. klash brother

@Static films I'm not saying that Soulja won because Klash got over hyped. I'm saying that I feel like Klash only got the hype he got in his first round because of Eyez. Not because he was actually doing anything that great. Yes, he had some tight moments, but over all, it wasn't enough to beat anything Soulja did. Regardless of how much hype he had. Soulja was actually getting off and doing some crazy tight stuff and barely got hype for It. It's like he had to do something big and amazing for the crowd to hype him up, but in Klash's first round the crowd went crazy for him over the smallest things that wasn't even that tight. Basically, because Eyez was hyping him. That's why I say if you watch the second round you can see how the crowd didn't really hype him like that because Eyez wasn't. Due to that, Klash's round wasn't even that good or long. Therefore, Soulja won in my opinion, because for one, Soulja took the first round and two, Klash didn't really do anything in his second round to beat Soulja's second. Nor did he dance long enough to beat anything Soulja did in his second round. So, yeah, I have to give it to Soulja bro. Not trying to argue bro. Just giving you my perspective.

@Static films I can take a friendly debate lol! Nah, but I just watched the whole video again bro and I still feel the same way. Actually I'm even more convinced that Klash lost now because this dude Soulja was killing off. His first round alone was a kill off. Klash never did anything in his first round to match any of Soulja's kill offs in his first. Especially the move when he caught the hat through his arm. You say you have to consider the musicality, timing, and all that stuff and I agree. That's part of the reason I think Soulja won. His krump was on point, clean, and mature. His timing was good and his execution. Idk what you saw bro, but he had it all. Also, as far as the dropped hat thing goes, IDT that should determine whether a person wins or loses. Depending on how they let it affect their round and how the other person responds. With that being said, Soulja didn't really drop his hat like that. I know he dropped it like three times and one of those times he meant to drop it and he made a tight move out of it. So, that right there showed great moment awareness and creativity, which you say we must consider. He didn't let his failed hat attempts disrupt his rounds. He still got off and brought it back. Also, as far as the hype thing goes, IDT hype determines rounds, but I do know it affects them. When ppl get hype they feel encouraged and motivated to keep going, but when the hype is dry it can make a person feel discouraged and want to stop. Hence, Klash's second round. I'm not saying that ppl should over hype, but I am saying that they should give the necessary amount of hype. Also, some ppl judge off of the amount of hype a person gets rather than what that person actually does and I kind of feel like that's what happened in this battle with Klash. Ppl see all that hype he got from Eyez and say oh, if Eyez was hyping him then it must be tight. Not really judging what that person is doing for themselves, but off what they see from tight Eyez. That's just my take on it bro.

@Static films Lol yeah bro we're going to have to agree to disagree. Cause I'm sure we can go back and forth all day to prove our point lol. But as far as your question on what did Klash lack. To me at least, he lacked interest and those wow and amazing moments that Soulja had. His moves weren't as good, complete, or on point as Soulja's was. Yeah, Soulja may have dropped his hat a few times, but you don't have to have a perfect round to beat somebody. Especially when that person really didn't do anything amazing themselves. As far as his arm placements and jabs. He looks like he krumps in a box. Not trying to sound disrespectful or anything, he needs to open up some more or something. Also, yeah I'm sure Eyez can see things other ppl don't or what ever, but honestly, that man just hype up whoever he pleases. Lol! We can sit here and try to make krump all technical and what not, which I respect, but at the end of the day, you're either buck or you're not. Yes, all that little stuff, the technique, and everything counts, but you also have to keep it krump and have that energy as well and I feel like Soulja did that better than Klash.

@Static films 😂😂😂😂 bro I've been watching krump since way back when. I'm well aware of how to judge it lol, but I appreciate that. However, Considering everything you just said I still give the battle to Soulja. He had all of that and more over Klash. Lol!!! I'm not saying he won because I like his style and I don't like Klash's. I'm saying he won because he just did lol and I think Klash is buck, but like I said, he krumps in a box and in this battle he didn't do any of those things in the "point system" Better than Soulja lol!!! Soulja was the more complete Krumper that day bro. Sorry man, but that's just what it is.

MrDarrel100 😂😂😂 what?

MrDarrel100 you drunk

Deanejalo White Facts!!💯 first round was a kill off by itself

Nah just not bias, the crowd cheered for every thing Klash did even if it was simple, they both was Buck though.

Negative, klash had better timing and execution. His get off was better too