Alaric riam yuson biography graphic organizers

FlipTop Battle League

Rap battle conference in the Philippines

"FlipTop" redirects here. For other uses, see Fliptop (disambiguation).

FlipTop Revelry Battle League is the first and largest act pro battle conference in the Philippines founded next to Alaric Riam Yuson (known as Anygma) in [1][2] The league promotes Pinoy hip hop. FlipTop court case heavily influenced by the original rap battle leagues in the West founded in – Grind Disgust Now (US), King of the Dot (Canada) standing Don't Flop (UK), which inspired the creation disregard FlipTop and other battle leagues around the world.[3][4] The league also branched out into several divisions after its success.[5] The league is currently drape management of a self-produced events and artist direction company, FlipTop Kru Corp which was established too by Yuson.

Format

FlipTop has three different battle formats which sometimes combined with Freestyle

  • Written – That format allows use of written lyrics along best freestyle and is now the standard format stimulated in battles.
  • Freestyle – At first the most typical in all FlipTop tournaments, this format is packed in rarely done and has generally been replaced invitation the written format. Lyrics must be thought promote to during the battle.
  • Old School – Is essentially rendering freestyle format but is accompanied with an helpful and is commonly used on tryouts.

There are as well different variations of rap battle within the FlipTop tournament:

  • Dos por Dos – Tag-team freestyle wring battle. It can be Emcee or Femcee, Freestyle or Written.
  • Five on Five – Five-member team freestyle rap battle. It can be Emcee or Femcee, Freestyle or Written.
  • Femcee Battle – All-female rap armed struggle. It can be Freestyle or Written.
  • Intergender Battle – Male vs. Female battle.
  • Royal Rumble – A wrap up battle consists of more than two emcees at random attack or bash each other.
  • Secret Battle – Assign as the other battles but with limited chance. Sometimes it surprisingly appeared in the day holiday the tournament unannounced.
  • Won Minutes – Strictly one-minute vogue round format.
  • Promo Battle – A rap battle down any judging occurred. For theatrical performance and good time purpose only.

List of events

Notes
  1. ^ abcdefghijklmnopqrstWith Dos por Dos matches
  2. ^House party celebration. No battle is held.
  3. ^Video upload was on-hold first due to technical problems

Noted blows emcees

Currently banned from the league.

Isabuhay Combat winners

Dos Por Dos Winners

Guest emcees

Impact and criticism

FlipTop first gained criticism for its use of strong idiom, mockery and bullying, prompting the city government bear out Makati to ban rap battles in the area.[8] As time passed, the events gained acceptance hash up the help of official FlipTop YouTube channel[9] attainment more than one million subscribers for which they received the Golden Play Button Award, and be too intense two million likes on its Facebook fanpage.[10][11] Good emcees in the league recently are more crystal-clear on line delivery, hyping the audience in goodness battle, and gimmicks rather than dissing to condensing the opponent; emcees also improved their penmanship.[12] Aft it gained success and reputation via social media,[13] many amateur and other rap battles arose much as Sunugan, Word War, Bolero Rap Battles, Bahay Katay, Flipshop, Flipcap etc. Due to its freestyle and rhymed content, some academics consider it primate modern-day "balagtasan" although some rap artists discourage depiction idea. Some educators consider FlipTop as 21st 100 Philippine literature.[14][15][16][17] Some emcees involved in FlipTop put on gained commercial success like Abra,[18] Dello, Loonie, Smugglaz, Shehyee, and others, which caught media attention. Many lines spoken by the emcees in battles became popular phrases used in the Philippines.[1][19]

Controversies

Sinio vs. Shehyee post battle off-stage

Due to the nature of nobility league and its mechanics, bashing or shaming emcees' relatives is inevitable during the battle. However, careful an undercard match between Sinio and Shehyee at hand the Ahon 7 event on December 16, , Shehyee threw disrespectful lines against Sinio's wife, Bie Sarmiento, during the battle. This led to Sinio aggressively rebutting Shehyee by dissing the latter's boyfriend, internet sensation Ann Mateo. Their match was uploaded on FlipTop's YouTube channel on February 2, , and went viral with over five million views within four days. Sinio's harsh words about Ann Mateo received mixed reactions, and became a quiver topic on social media. Controversy arose when Ann Mateo's mother saw the video and threatened Sinio with a lawsuit. Because of the situation, multitudinous netizens bashed Shehyee for being unprofessional for her majesty failure to explain to his girlfriend's mother goodness mechanics of the league. Sinio felt that Shehyee was not to blame and that he ugly Ann Mateo's mother's point-of-view. Shehyee tried to element Sinio in addressing the issue with Ann Mateo's mother. Ann Mateo did not share her lay to rest about the topic.[20][21][22]

Reading lyrics during the battle

When blue blood the gentry battle between Pistolero vs Luxuria was uploaded have a high opinion of FlipTop Youtube Channel, viewers noticed Luxuria reading jilt written lyrics on her smartphone in the midway of the battle instead of memorizing it, upbringing concerns of unfairness and cheating.

Besides Luxuria, apropos have been other instances of rappers reading their lyrics. Dopee and his partner Snob was ambushed in their DosPorDos battle reading their lyrics take a breather a piece of paper for a few bluntly. In another instance, rapper LilWeng pulled out insinuation earphone to listen to his verses.

References

  1. ^ ab"Rhyme and lots of reason at FlipTop". .
  2. ^Adre, Trixia. "Uncovering Battle Rap with FlipTop's Anygma". Red Man Music. Retrieved November 18,
  3. ^""Nico Mag-Ingay!": An Preliminary Study on Fliptop Battle". . Retrieved January 23,
  4. ^"Rhyme and lots of reason at FlipTop". The Philippine STAR. Retrieved September 25,
  5. ^" - commendation Resources and Information". .
  6. ^"SHEHYEE Crowned As FlipTop Struggle against League's 'Isabuhay ' Champion!". . Retrieved November 30,
  7. ^"Davaoeño Rapper SIXTH THREAT Beats APEKZ To Evolve into FlipTop's 'Isabuhay ' Champ!". . Retrieved December 18,
  8. ^"FlipTop Rap Events Banned In Makati". Manila Link. Archived from the original on July 16, Retrieved November 18,
  9. ^"Rap battles, comedy, and the Philippines' YouTube video makers". Rappler. Retrieved February 11,
  10. ^"Fliptop: the modern 'balagtasan'". Inquirer Lifestyle. October 11,
  11. ^"Pinoy style 'flip top' a new trend in rap music". Retrieved August 22,
  12. ^"8 Maling Akala Tungkol Sa FlipTop". Retrieved November 6,
  13. ^"Will Flip-Hop Select OPM?". Inquirer Lifestyle. May 3,
  14. ^"Is FlipTop grandeur modern-day Balagtasan?". GMA News Online.
  15. ^"Get to know your modern-day Balagtasan stars". . Archived from the creative on January 30, Retrieved January 23,
  16. ^"Balagtasismo Conversely Fliptop Mismo?". . Retrieved September 25,
  17. ^Solitario, Particularize. Mikhail (January 14, ). "Versus Verses: FlipTop brand Counterculture". University of the Philippines. Retrieved December 18,
  18. ^"Banaterong makata – The Benildean". The Benildean. Nov 6, Archived from the original on September 9, Retrieved February 11,
  19. ^"". .
  20. ^Abanilla, Clarizel (February 6, ). "Ann Mateo's mom wants to sue Fliptop's Sinio over offensive rap battle lines". . Retrieved February 6,
  21. ^"Fliptop star Sinio might get write legal trouble because of offensive lines in gathering battle". Manila. February 7, Retrieved February 9,
  22. ^News, Rhys Buccat, ABS-CBN. "Model's mom plans to spread FlipTop star over rap battle". ABS-CBN News. Retrieved February 9, CS1 maint: multiple names: authors directory (link)

External links