Vlad was once captured and imprisoned so to kill time and freak out the guards he would dissect rats in his cell also the Vlad the Hat nailer part came from a story about two emissary came to visit Vlad and refused to remove there turbans while greeting him so he had spike nail jammed into there skull so the can never remove their turbans. Dude was a terrifying person so it makes sense some would question if he was even human.
He didn't nailed there turbans because the greeting it was just an excuse. The whole story is that 2 emisarry did come to collect the tax for the Ottomans but they didn't come alone(there was 5k Janissary with them), Vlad didn't like that and wanted show his authority also that 5k army did become the 1st "trees" in the Forest of Târgoviște(later did become known as the "forest of the impaled" and when the Ottomans found the forest during the war it was much bigger, estimated number is 20-40k impaled people(all of them was war prisoner and not his own people) warning, little garphic 😅 "The sultan's army entered into the area of the impalements, which was seventeen stades long and seven stades wide. There were large stakes there on which, as it was said, about twenty thousand men, women, and children had been spitted, quite a sight for the Turks and the sultan himself. The sultan was seized with amazement and said that it was not possible to deprive of his country a man who had done such great deeds, who had such a diabolical understanding of how to govern his realm and its people. And he said that a man who had done such things was worth much. The rest of the Turks were dumbfounded when they saw the multitude of men on the stakes. There were infants too affixed to their mothers on the stakes, and birds had made their nests in their entrails."
He was a human, a hero and a Saint. Unfortunately, this is American opinions about him being evil. It's funny to watch foreigners talking about Vlad Țepeș and debate me because I don't know history, yet I'm a Romanian AND huge fan of Vlad. People keep saying he was dipping bread in the blood of those he was impaling. Not true. Far from true. Just one of the many things foreigners got wrong about Vlad, but that's because Vlad did banish and deleted some of the small hats that were running corrupt business in Bucharest. (((they))) had to make Vlad an evil character.
I remember listening to an audiobook of Bunnicula when I was a child. Well before the cartoon existed. But the whole "crackula-whackula-Shaqula" always throws me for a loop because it doesn't feel like an ERB video but more like a 7yr old trying to rap even if they are actual references.
@@karlwalton3936 Yeah I felt the same way, but then I thought "Well Snoop Dogg raps this way, what's the difference?" And then a couple of years later, I figured out these are actual characters and references.
About damn time. I love this one. When you think about it, this one works in a weird way. Vlad inspired Dracula, so it's like he's rap-battling against himself.
@creaturetransylvania8943 it means devil in Romanian too. Dragon is translated by dragon in Romanian too. Idk how this "dragon" shit was invented. In New & old Romanian dracul means the devil. Some foreigners who don't speak Romanian put it as "dragon" on Wikipedia. It means devil. It never meant anything else. Vlad's dad got this nickname and used it for his house as a sign of cruelty towards any enemy trying to occupy our country.
I don’t think I’ve seen such diss-empty verses from a character since Ellen vs Oprah. Dracula said practically nothing. I mean, was there really nothing he could diss about Vlad the Impaler of all people?
When Vlad was kept prisoner in Hungary on charges of heresy, it is said that even in his cell he caught rats and small birds and impaled them on tiny sticks.
Vlad the Impaler was a vicious dood in real life. He's up there with the likes of Ghengis Khan and Atilla The Hun. I do feel Dracula's performance was underwhelming when compared to Vlad The Impaler's so its' not even a hard one to pick for me. Good time of the year to also do Joker vs Pennywise & Stephen King vs Edgar Allen Poe
When he talks about the „Forrest of Corpses“ that has a real grim backstory. To deter an Ottoman invasion and scare the daylights out of them he had about 24 000 Ottoman soldiers impaled and set up outside the back gates of his empty capitol
For Vlad they used both his historical stuff & his exaggerating myths from his foes. To my knowledge the rat thing is a myth but a very widely told one while he was locked up by the Turks. He did not put woman & children on stakes but he did lure the greedy lazy & those who just lived off others into a banquet hall,locked them inside & burned the building. As if you did not work hard & helped,he didn't think you belonged in his land. The reason behind Vlad having to be so cruel in war is he needed to use fear tactics & guerrilla warfare since his forces only numbered around 20k & the Ottoman empire had a force against him numbers between 200,000-400,000. A hero & iron fist ruler to his people but a devil to his enemies.
Vlad Dracula won with that one or two bars: "Your skills are like your reflection, it doesn't exist. At the end of day your a bat, and that's only half a battle." The dunking on you like I'm Shaqula bar was crazy, like Shaq in NBA!
I feel like "I rock the house once I'm invited into it" is kind of a self diss demonstrating one of the many, many weaknesses vampires have. I believe they also threw rice onto the ground there referring to how a vampire has to count the amount of rice grains spilt before they can continue. The rat bit is kind of self explanatory. Vlad is a known sadist and as his father sold both Vlad and Radu to the Ottomans for favors and guarantees (Pretty common back then) Radu took to the Ottoman life better than Vlad did and thus Vlad didn't have the same privileges among the Ottomans as Radu did and spent a good chunk of his life imprisoned. And since there's not much for a warped sadistic mind to do, he took a hobby where he could to spend the time and chose a pet rat to play with. Unfortunate for the rat, but that's how it goes. Torturing small animals as a child is one classical sign of a warped mind and you would need one to come up with all the cruelty Vlad is known for. Albeit it is not exactly known how much of that known cruelty is true and how much is fiction, but still. Then again, I do feel like you have to give some bonus points to Dracula as he is rapping against his younger self that he can recognise while this does not necessarily apply to Vlad, leaving him open to be more cruel towards his later fictitious (hopefully) self.
Dracula doesn't get beat by the sun at the beach. He gets weakened to the point that he's as easy to fight as a human, like a reverse Superman or Superman under a red sun. Also, garlic doesn't physically harm him either it just wards him off. What's Vlad gonna do, make a breadstick circle around him?
Dracula lost the moment he used lines from The Count from Sesame Street like it was a good thing. But he lost by anyways, because he's got a number of self owns and baseless insults that had no weight whatsoever. Like, besides bragging about inspiring and referencing a child friendly character like The he Count, he also brings up that he needs to be invited into people's houses despite that being a significant point against him being threatening, and both of these are serious self owns. As for his insults, he challenges the idea that Vlad can read or washes his neck. Unless there's actual historic evidence to suggest both of these were true, then that's barely any better than saying something as childish as "you're stupid".
Vlad won easily and I loved how Dracula said the sun couldnt kill him, according to the legend sun wouldnt kill Dracula like it would a regular vampire, Dracula would only get weakened.
There's an anime where Mages gather together every certain amount of years to compete for the Holy Grail (wish granting device) in a war where murder was not only allowed, but it was always the easiest way to win. In this competition, each chosen mage would summon a heroic spirit from the past, future, or fiction to help them battle the other mages. Mages generally can't choose who they summon, but they can increase the odds to get a specific spirit based on altering, or adding certain parameters to the summoning ritual. The form a Heroic Spirit takes is not based on any historical, or literary accuracy, but on the myths, and legends surrounding the Spirit. Although particularly willful spirits can enforce their "true self" regardless of the myths. One mage managed to summon the historical Vlad the Impaler, an immensely powerful warrior whenever he battled on his ancestral land (which this particular competition happened to take place in), but it came with a twist. He was the historical Vlad the Impaler, but to his utter shame, due to the myths surrounding his legend, his trump card was to transform into Count Dracula.
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 It's part of a series of animes named the Fate series. Which is based on a number of graphic novels, and games of the same name. The most well known Fates are "Fate/Stay Night", and "Fate/Zero". The former being a direct sequel to the latter. Although most would tell you to watch Fate/Stay Night first. However, there are different versions of Fate/Stay Night, because it's based on a "Choose your own Adventure" type visual novel/game (Never played). Fate/Stay Night Unlimited Blade Works seems to be the most well known, but Fate/Stay Night Grand Order seems to contain important information that helps a viewer better understand Unlimited Blade Works. Some say that the best viewing order is: F/SN Grand Order -> F/SN Unlimited Blade Works -> Fate/Zero. Personally, I prefer suggesting Fate/Zero first, because I have a thing about watching stories in chronological order regardless of the release order. Mind you, even though Fate/Zero was written after Fate/Stay Night, the anime adaptation of Fate/Zero came out before the anime adaptations of Fate/Stay Night. The one with Vlad the Impaler is called Fate/Apocrypha. It barely has any relation to the others other than the general concept of a war being waged between mages, and spirits, and the fact that it seems to take place in the same universe, but perhaps a different timeline. The main difference between Apocrypha and the other one is that in this one it starts off with two teams of Mages battling against each other. Once one team of mages is defeated, the remaining mages of the winning team fight it out amongst themselves to determines who wins the grail.
Vlad won, but Drac had a couple good lines. I don't think this was meant to be taken serious though, cause Drac's lines were mostly just jokes or not at all serious. Like season 1 ERB. Dracula could have easily been made a threat with all his fictional history, but this was mostly just the novelty people see the old school Dracula as now compared to more modern horror icons and such. Like the kind of Dracula you'd get from a Scooby Doo special.
If I’m not mistaken, “I call that a Tuesday.” line was from the Street Fighter movie. The line was delivered by M. Bison, Raul Julia’s last appearance on the big screen, trying to seduce Chun Li. The movie may have been bad but M. Bison was a delight to watch.
You 2 are absolutely out of your minds, vlad absolutely destroyed Dracula and it wasn't even close! Dracula was campy and funny, but vlad absolutely went for the kill!
To be honest, I might be in the minority opinion here, but the reason why I do not think Vlad won, is because he was historically way too gorey and malicious. I mean, I get it, in terms of having historical power and brutality and good roasts in this ERB (as opposed to Dracula, who is more mild), then maybe Vlad has won the battle in that respect, but when it comes to class and style, Dracula at least murders with style and for a specific reason, without being too gorey (even in a fictional setting). Problem is, when a historical person becomes way too malicious (after all, Vlad without any scruples murdered babies, children, and rats in a slow sadistic way), that person automatically turns me off and invokes disgust, and even an epic ERB can't save his/her reputation. Yeah I get it, Vlad prevented the Turkish Ottomans from controlling Europe, but that doesn't justify thousands and thousands of butchered innocent babies, children, innocent men and women, and animals in a slow gorey painful manner. That's just... a huge "no" for me! I don't get honestly why many people try to excuse Vlad's evil actions on countless hordes of innocent beings on the sole basis that he may have prevented the Ottomans from taking over Europe. The end does not always justify the means. And someone who tortures animals like Vlad is definitely mentally ******* up!
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Imagine being so terrifying that the horror legends about you are actually LESS SCARY then the original.
Good point 😨
Them Dark Ages muhfuckas be built different, man😂
this was a slaughter in Vlads favor. Rap battles are about flow, disses and rebuttals. Vlad had the harder disses and more disses.
You could say that Dracula the vampire got impaled by Vlad Dracula.
This wasn't even a battle. This was a gothic waffle stomp. Vlad bent Dracula over his knee and spanked him like he caught him sneaking cookies.
Agreed. Drac was way funnier though.
I wish Vladdy would spank me after sneaking cookies OwO
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Vlad was once captured and imprisoned so to kill time and freak out the guards he would dissect rats in his cell also the Vlad the Hat nailer part came from a story about two emissary came to visit Vlad and refused to remove there turbans while greeting him so he had spike nail jammed into there skull so the can never remove their turbans. Dude was a terrifying person so it makes sense some would question if he was even human.
Damn. That turban story is horrifying 😨
He didn't nailed there turbans because the greeting it was just an excuse. The whole story is that 2 emisarry did come to collect the tax for the Ottomans but they didn't come alone(there was 5k Janissary with them), Vlad didn't like that and wanted show his authority also that 5k army did become the 1st "trees" in the Forest of Târgoviște(later did become known as the "forest of the impaled" and when the Ottomans found the forest during the war it was much bigger, estimated number is 20-40k impaled people(all of them was war prisoner and not his own people)
warning, little garphic 😅
"The sultan's army entered into the area of the impalements, which was seventeen stades long and seven stades wide. There were large stakes there on which, as it was said, about twenty thousand men, women, and children had been spitted, quite a sight for the Turks and the sultan himself. The sultan was seized with amazement and said that it was not possible to deprive of his country a man who had done such great deeds, who had such a diabolical understanding of how to govern his realm and its people. And he said that a man who had done such things was worth much. The rest of the Turks were dumbfounded when they saw the multitude of men on the stakes. There were infants too affixed to their mothers on the stakes, and birds had made their nests in their entrails."
He was a human, a hero and a Saint. Unfortunately, this is American opinions about him being evil. It's funny to watch foreigners talking about Vlad Țepeș and debate me because I don't know history, yet I'm a Romanian AND huge fan of Vlad. People keep saying he was dipping bread in the blood of those he was impaling. Not true. Far from true. Just one of the many things foreigners got wrong about Vlad, but that's because Vlad did banish and deleted some of the small hats that were running corrupt business in Bucharest. (((they))) had to make Vlad an evil character.
The rat story is fabricated by his own supporters to terrify his opponents
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 TBH, a lot of the terrifying stories about Vlad III Tepes were most likely made up by his enemies.
Bunnicula, Crackula, and Shaqula are all real movies/characters btw.
He wasn't just making up words to rhyme (I assumed this for the longest time).
I remember listening to an audiobook of Bunnicula when I was a child. Well before the cartoon existed.
But the whole "crackula-whackula-Shaqula" always throws me for a loop because it doesn't feel like an ERB video but more like a 7yr old trying to rap even if they are actual references.
Thanks for letting us know that. Thought the crackula and Shaqula ones were for sure made up 😂
@@karlwalton3936 Yeah I felt the same way, but then I thought "Well Snoop Dogg raps this way, what's the difference?"
And then a couple of years later, I figured out these are actual characters and references.
About damn time. I love this one.
When you think about it, this one works in a weird way. Vlad inspired Dracula, so it's like he's rap-battling against himself.
Yup 🙂
Fun fact the name Dracula has two meanings in Romanian it means “Son of the dragon” but in Turkish it means “Son of the devil”
Yep because his father was part of the order of the dragon.
Thanks for sharing that fun fact 😀
Wrong. In Romanian it means the son of the devil too.
@creaturetransylvania8943 it means devil in Romanian too. Dragon is translated by dragon in Romanian too. Idk how this "dragon" shit was invented. In New & old Romanian dracul means the devil. Some foreigners who don't speak Romanian put it as "dragon" on Wikipedia. It means devil. It never meant anything else. Vlad's dad got this nickname and used it for his house as a sign of cruelty towards any enemy trying to occupy our country.
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2It's a wrong fun fact. It means the devil not the dragon.
For me Vlad completely stomps this one. His every line packs a punch, while Dracula kinda sucks (no pun intended)
I don’t think I’ve seen such diss-empty verses from a character since Ellen vs Oprah.
Dracula said practically nothing.
I mean, was there really nothing he could diss about Vlad the Impaler of all people?
The closure to his first verse might be a reference to Vlad's death. Agree with everything though.
dracula instantly lost with the twilight reference. it gave him -10 points
When Vlad was kept prisoner in Hungary on charges of heresy, it is said that even in his cell he caught rats and small birds and impaled them on tiny sticks.
😨 makes sense, but still…
Vlad the Impaler was a vicious dood in real life. He's up there with the likes of Ghengis Khan and Atilla The Hun.
I do feel Dracula's performance was underwhelming when compared to Vlad The Impaler's so its' not even a hard one to pick for me.
Good time of the year to also do Joker vs Pennywise & Stephen King vs Edgar Allen Poe
They already did Joker vs Pennywise but Poe vs King is a great idea.
Joker vs Pennywise was one of our first ERBs ua-cam.com/video/LpePZwKE1Dg/v-deo.html 🙂
When he talks about the „Forrest of Corpses“ that has a real grim backstory.
To deter an Ottoman invasion and scare the daylights out of them he had about 24 000 Ottoman soldiers impaled and set up outside the back gates of his empty capitol
no pun intended, Vlad impaled Count Dracula with the "your skills are like your reflection; it doesn't exist" line. ;)
My favorite ERB because it's a self diss contest.
He killed rats when he was put in jail waiting for his sentencing. Bunnicula is a book series that I have t read in forever.
Edgar Allan Poe vs Stephen King
Extra credits series on Vlad the Impailer is great if u wanna know more 👍👍👍
Thanks for the recommendation 🙂
For Vlad they used both his historical stuff & his exaggerating myths from his foes.
To my knowledge the rat thing is a myth but a very widely told one while he was locked up by the Turks.
He did not put woman & children on stakes but he did lure the greedy lazy & those who just lived off others into a banquet hall,locked them inside & burned the building. As if you did not work hard & helped,he didn't think you belonged in his land.
The reason behind Vlad having to be so cruel in war is he needed to use fear tactics & guerrilla warfare since his forces only numbered around 20k & the Ottoman empire had a force against him numbers between 200,000-400,000.
A hero & iron fist ruler to his people but a devil to his enemies.
Thank you. Beautiful words.
And I also heard as he became the King, even bad people became suddently nice to their fellow human beings! 😫😅😂🤣🤣🤣
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Vlad Dracula won with that one or two bars: "Your skills are like your reflection, it doesn't exist. At the end of day your a bat, and that's only half a battle." The dunking on you like I'm Shaqula bar was crazy, like Shaq in NBA!
Dracula's creation was based off of Vlad the Impaler. He was named Vlad Tepes Dracula.
"Fogo de Chão" 😆 Churrascaria Vlad the Impaler
One of my favourite ERB’s is Lewis & Clark vs Bill & Ted, HIGHLY recommend 😁👍
One of my favorites
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i am from Romania ( on the other side of the Carpetian Mauntins of Transelvania ):)))
Bethany pronounced Vlad correctly! 💯
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Also I recommend Vlad the Impaler by Extra History.
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I feel like "I rock the house once I'm invited into it" is kind of a self diss demonstrating one of the many, many weaknesses vampires have. I believe they also threw rice onto the ground there referring to how a vampire has to count the amount of rice grains spilt before they can continue.
The rat bit is kind of self explanatory. Vlad is a known sadist and as his father sold both Vlad and Radu to the Ottomans for favors and guarantees (Pretty common back then) Radu took to the Ottoman life better than Vlad did and thus Vlad didn't have the same privileges among the Ottomans as Radu did and spent a good chunk of his life imprisoned. And since there's not much for a warped sadistic mind to do, he took a hobby where he could to spend the time and chose a pet rat to play with. Unfortunate for the rat, but that's how it goes.
Torturing small animals as a child is one classical sign of a warped mind and you would need one to come up with all the cruelty Vlad is known for. Albeit it is not exactly known how much of that known cruelty is true and how much is fiction, but still.
Then again, I do feel like you have to give some bonus points to Dracula as he is rapping against his younger self that he can recognise while this does not necessarily apply to Vlad, leaving him open to be more cruel towards his later fictitious (hopefully) self.
Very cool. Great reaction
Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
I am writing this to help out ken and Bethany and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️
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I recommend the comedians rap battle next.
I love this battle. Great lines from both parties. I think I give the edge to Vlad, but both were great.
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I mean Vlad wins overall, but credit where it's due " I inspire fear " Dracula originally came from and inspired the same fear as Vlad.
You heard it here first folks, Twilight superfan Ken.
Yea, I think he just earned the nickname "Sparkles" lol
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Good reaction you two cant wait to see more horror content 🧡🧡🎃🎃🖤🖤
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Dracula doesn't get beat by the sun at the beach. He gets weakened to the point that he's as easy to fight as a human, like a reverse Superman or Superman under a red sun. Also, garlic doesn't physically harm him either it just wards him off. What's Vlad gonna do, make a breadstick circle around him?
🤣 the bread stick circle was a funny image
Epic Rap Battle
Yeaaaaaaaah
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Dracula lost the moment he used lines from The Count from Sesame Street like it was a good thing. But he lost by anyways, because he's got a number of self owns and baseless insults that had no weight whatsoever. Like, besides bragging about inspiring and referencing a child friendly character like The he Count, he also brings up that he needs to be invited into people's houses despite that being a significant point against him being threatening, and both of these are serious self owns. As for his insults, he challenges the idea that Vlad can read or washes his neck. Unless there's actual historic evidence to suggest both of these were true, then that's barely any better than saying something as childish as "you're stupid".
Woo,fun rap.
Vlad won easily and I loved how Dracula said the sun couldnt kill him, according to the legend sun wouldnt kill Dracula like it would a regular vampire, Dracula would only get weakened.
same difference.
@@artturisiikanen3843 same difference? So you saying weakened and death is the same? 🤨🤔
There's an anime where Mages gather together every certain amount of years to compete for the Holy Grail (wish granting device) in a war where murder was not only allowed, but it was always the easiest way to win. In this competition, each chosen mage would summon a heroic spirit from the past, future, or fiction to help them battle the other mages. Mages generally can't choose who they summon, but they can increase the odds to get a specific spirit based on altering, or adding certain parameters to the summoning ritual. The form a Heroic Spirit takes is not based on any historical, or literary accuracy, but on the myths, and legends surrounding the Spirit. Although particularly willful spirits can enforce their "true self" regardless of the myths. One mage managed to summon the historical Vlad the Impaler, an immensely powerful warrior whenever he battled on his ancestral land (which this particular competition happened to take place in), but it came with a twist. He was the historical Vlad the Impaler, but to his utter shame, due to the myths surrounding his legend, his trump card was to transform into Count Dracula.
What was that anime called 😀
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 It's part of a series of animes named the Fate series. Which is based on a number of graphic novels, and games of the same name. The most well known Fates are "Fate/Stay Night", and "Fate/Zero". The former being a direct sequel to the latter. Although most would tell you to watch Fate/Stay Night first. However, there are different versions of Fate/Stay Night, because it's based on a "Choose your own Adventure" type visual novel/game (Never played).
Fate/Stay Night Unlimited Blade Works seems to be the most well known, but Fate/Stay Night Grand Order seems to contain important information that helps a viewer better understand Unlimited Blade Works. Some say that the best viewing order is: F/SN Grand Order -> F/SN Unlimited Blade Works -> Fate/Zero.
Personally, I prefer suggesting Fate/Zero first, because I have a thing about watching stories in chronological order regardless of the release order. Mind you, even though Fate/Zero was written after Fate/Stay Night, the anime adaptation of Fate/Zero came out before the anime adaptations of Fate/Stay Night.
The one with Vlad the Impaler is called Fate/Apocrypha. It barely has any relation to the others other than the general concept of a war being waged between mages, and spirits, and the fact that it seems to take place in the same universe, but perhaps a different timeline. The main difference between Apocrypha and the other one is that in this one it starts off with two teams of Mages battling against each other. Once one team of mages is defeated, the remaining mages of the winning team fight it out amongst themselves to determines who wins the grail.
i was hyped till i learned you were talking about fucking fate
Most based Romanian.
Vlad won, but Drac had a couple good lines. I don't think this was meant to be taken serious though, cause Drac's lines were mostly just jokes or not at all serious. Like season 1 ERB. Dracula could have easily been made a threat with all his fictional history, but this was mostly just the novelty people see the old school Dracula as now compared to more modern horror icons and such. Like the kind of Dracula you'd get from a Scooby Doo special.
We don’t take any of the ERBs seriously 🤗
You should definitely check out Thor vs Zeus
have you guys reacted to joker vs pennywise yet?
Yes here ua-cam.com/video/LpePZwKE1Dg/v-deo.html was one of first ones we did on our other channel 🤗
glad to be from transilvania
I think Vlad the Impaler won this round because i love the lineS dipping my bread in your weeping blood vessels and you inspire count chocula.
Vlad Tepes he was ruthless yes but wasn't a monster he was sane. (Maybe a bit overachiever.)
You guys have got to react to the new epic rap battle of history indiana Jones vs Lara croft
Tbh I give this to Vlad.
React to Cartoon Cat Run Away song next
vlad was really attacking Dracula. drcula was to busy uping himself with out any pay off . no of dracula bars are really attacking any about vlad
Count Dracula did very well.
react to the bayonetta 3 witching hour trailer :)
Can you react to Dreamworks Dinotrux please?!
its a rap battle. dracula had like 2 bars to vlads like 12.
Count Dracula got smoked!
Also react to the Skylanders games please?!
If I’m not mistaken, “I call that a Tuesday.” line was from the Street Fighter movie. The line was delivered by M. Bison, Raul Julia’s last appearance on the big screen, trying to seduce Chun Li.
The movie may have been bad but M. Bison was a delight to watch.
Beth can't remember much Twilight, cause real women moved on to 50 Shades of Gray.
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“Real women”
Sarcastic or serious, that’s the best laugh I’ve had in ages.
You 2 are absolutely out of your minds, vlad absolutely destroyed Dracula and it wasn't even close! Dracula was campy and funny, but vlad absolutely went for the kill!
Drac clearly won
Vlad rekt count
Still one of my least favorite rap battles. Both performances are so underwhelming and almost every line is either too weak or too easy.
To be honest, I might be in the minority opinion here, but the reason why I do not think Vlad won, is because he was historically way too gorey and malicious. I mean, I get it, in terms of having historical power and brutality and good roasts in this ERB (as opposed to Dracula, who is more mild), then maybe Vlad has won the battle in that respect, but when it comes to class and style, Dracula at least murders with style and for a specific reason, without being too gorey (even in a fictional setting). Problem is, when a historical person becomes way too malicious (after all, Vlad without any scruples murdered babies, children, and rats in a slow sadistic way), that person automatically turns me off and invokes disgust, and even an epic ERB can't save his/her reputation. Yeah I get it, Vlad prevented the Turkish Ottomans from controlling Europe, but that doesn't justify thousands and thousands of butchered innocent babies, children, innocent men and women, and animals in a slow gorey painful manner. That's just... a huge "no" for me! I don't get honestly why many people try to excuse Vlad's evil actions on countless hordes of innocent beings on the sole basis that he may have prevented the Ottomans from taking over Europe. The end does not always justify the means. And someone who tortures animals like Vlad is definitely mentally ******* up!
Vlad won this 100%