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A Canadian Take on the Dave vs Central Cee Verbal Battle in Split Decision Review

A Canadian Take on the Dave vs Central Cee Verbal Battle in Split Decision Review

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UK Split Decision Review: A Heavyweight Verbal Battle

Introduction

The surprise collaborative EP of Dave and Central Cee, Split Decision, has taken the UK music scene by storm. The four track EP is a showcase of the pair’s abilities in penmanship and a testament to their genuine chemistry. In this review, we explore the content of the EP, discuss the philosophy behind their lyrics, and offer our advice to music lovers who want to experience the verbal battle between two of UK’s top rappers.

The Artistry of Dave and Central Cee’s Lyrics

Dave and Central Cee’s lyrical prowess in Split Decision is impressive, to say the least. The EP marries the swagger of rap and hip hop with introspection. The pair’s puns on cars, clothes, women, and footballers are seamlessly interspersed with obscure references to British culture. Dave‘s storytelling ability never ceases to amaze, as in “Our 25th Birthday,” where he explores his relationship with his mother, body dysmorphia, and a “figure addiction.”

Central Cee: Rising to the Challenge

Central Cee holds his own against Dave‘s exceptional penmanship. The irreverence of his viral success is a contrast to Dave‘s gravity, but the chemistry between the two is clear. In “Sprinter,” both MCs exchange braggadocio bars about cars, clothes, women, and money, knowing well the materialistic nature of these pursuits. Central Cee changing his flow at the end of the third verse and incorporating Rick Ross’s ‘Maybach Music’ is a clever move that shows his thoughtfulness and not just his energetic delivery.

The Philosophy Behind Dave and Central Cee’s Lyrics

The EP showcases a genuine chemistry between the two rappers. Their mutual respect and comfort in exchanging more solemn, vulnerable verses in “Our 25th Birthday” is refreshing. The track explores their relationship with their mothers, the way they treat women, and the sadness they still experience. This level of introspection highlights the human side of two young rappers who have built an extensive catalogue of music.

Advice to Music Lovers

Split Decision may not be a classic, but it is a quality collaboration that kickstarts the British summer. The EP’s catchy hooks in “Sprinter” and “UK Rap” are bound to stay in your head. Our advice to music lovers is to listen to Split Decision with an open mind. Pay attention to the wordplay, the obscure references to British culture, and the introspection. If you like rap and hip hop, this verbal battle between two of the UK’s top rappers is not to be missed.

Conclusion

Split Decision is a heavyweight collaboration that demonstrates the artistry, philosophy, and chemistry between Dave and Central Cee. The pair’s penmanship, obscure references to British culture, and introspection are impressive, making this EP a quality collaboration that helps kickstart the British summer. We recommend this EP to music lovers who appreciate rap and hip hop and are ready for a verbal battle between two of the UK’s top rappers.

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    Hello there! My name's Alex Beaumont and I'm from beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia. I've been working in news reporting for the better part of a decade, with a keen interest in environmental issues and sustainability. You know us West Coasters, always caring about our Mother Earth, eh?

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