Epic Rap Battles of History

This is a great series that is both funny, witty, and very well produced. None of the jokes are "Ph.D. level history," but at the same time you can tell that these guys actually have researched their subjects or at least know what they're talking about. They do a really nice job of making jokes that are actually funny without offending just for the sake of offending, and more often than not both sides get at least a few good lines. They also often do a pretty good job of finding clever match-ups, e.g. Christopher Columbus vs. Captain Kirk or Napoleon Bonaparte vs. Napoleon Dynamite. Both of the main stars are talented, but Nice Peter really stands out for disappearing into his role (for example, his Mr. Rogers is outstanding). The series has also had several guest stars who have often done a good job, although a few have been pretty disappointing.

Imho, the series has gone downhill a little, and some of the match-ups are a little groan-worth/clichéd, but the new episodes are still pretty good. While it isn't perfect, I still like this series enough to say that it may very well be the single best Youtube creation.

EPIC RAP BATTLES OF HISTORY SEASON FINALE SUGGESTION: BETH HARMON Vs. YUGI MUTO/YAMI YUGI.

The Queen of Chess Vs. The Pharaoh of Duel Monsters!

At least 6 to 7 minutes in temporal length, plus 4 to 5 minutes extra/longer for the end credits because it's a season finale ERB of H.

Chess side:

Beth Harmon: 1st verse.

Benny Watts: 2nd verse (Beth Harmon moves a chess piece out (probably a pawn to the other side of the chess board.) , & then the chess piece that Beth Harmon moved out (probably a pawn to the other side of the chess board.) turns into Benny Watts.)

Vasily Borgov: 3rd verse (, then Benny Watts disappears, then Beth Harmon moves a chess piece out (probably a pawn to the other side of the chess board.) , & then the chess piece that Beth Harmon moved out (probably a pawn to the other side of the chess board.) turns into Vasily Borgov.)

, & for the 4th verse Beth Harmon receives a telephone call from GM Benny, Mike, Matt, Harry, Hilton Wexler, GM Arthur Levertov, and others (over the (tele-)phone.)

Yu-Gi-Oh! Side:

Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi: 1st verse.

Seto Kaiba: 2nd verse (, & then Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi summons Seto Kaiba to the epical rap battle that'll go down in history via a "Seto Kaiba" card.)

Maximillion Pegasus: 3rd verse (, & then Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi summons Maximillion Pegasus to the epical rap battle that'll go down in history via a "Maximillion Pegasus" card.)

, & then for the 4th verse the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelists use polymerization, & form/morph into one character like how Tuvok, & Neelix polymerized/fused into Tuvix in the episode Star Trek: Voyager - Tuvix, but with Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi, Seto Kaiba, & Maximillion Pegasus, doing the polymerizing/fusing instead.

I have been a long time viewer of ERB, and after this long while, I have to admit, this show just gets better and better with all the rap battles and characters. The idea of having real people, or even fictional characters rap against each other is a great idea and it is just one of the cleverest I have seen in a while, there are quite a few funny jokes put into the rap battles which are great because they can be used to a character's advantage to wreck the character they are battling against. I also like that it is not just nice peter and epiclloyd rapping against each other as the characters all the time and sometimes the have great guests in some of the rap battles, which again is a nice touch and it will always get you thinking about what other guests they should have. So overall, if you want fun rap battles with great people that will stay enjoyable then watch epic rap battles of history, it is literally nothing short of the epic in the name. You will be amazed.

The creators Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD are genuineness! They created Epic Rap Battles of History (ERB) in 2010 and came out with John Lennon vs. Bill O'Riley and had huge success. And now they've had already 6 albums! They are amazing, their songs to have bad words and some are a little inappropriate. I would say 13 and up. Make sure you listen to them. Their great.

This is not only creative but it also outstandingly good for a rap battle. Ever since the first video on YouTube, it has grown in quality and popularity.

It's very informative in the fact that the they're roasting the opponent with knowledge that sometimes seems obscure for the general public while been very entertaining for the general public

With many different historical and well known people that leave the mark on our world from the past to the present. It's no wonder why it's so good to watch and personally choose who's the winner in every battle in the comment section

Overall I gonna say keep making the good vids.