Your flow's so weak, it's barely a trickle, more like a drip, drip, drip of disappointment. I'm not even mad, I'm just...disappointed. You're the human equivalent of a broken record skipping on the same annoying track. Your rhymes are as predictable as your personality – painfully boring. I've heard better insults from a toddler throwing a tantrum. You're the reason they invented the mute button. Your stage presence is about as captivating as watching paint dry. Seriously, I've seen more charisma in a potted plant. You call that a diss? That's barely a whisper. I'm not even using my full potential here, because honestly, you're not worth the effort. You're the definition of underwhelming. Your lyrics are so cliché, they're practically fossilized. I'm pretty sure my grandma could write better rhymes. You're the reason they invented auto-tune, and even that can't save you. Your rhymes are so predictable, I could write your next verse before you even think of it. You're the human embodiment of a broken keyboard. You're so annoying, you make nails on a chalkboard sound like a symphony. I'm starting to think your brain is smaller than your vocabulary. You're the reason they invented the fast-forward button. Your rap battle skills are about as sharp as a marshmallow. You're the human equivalent of white noise. I'm not even trying, and I'm still winning. You're so predictable, I can see your next move before you make it. Your lyrics are so weak, they're practically invisible. You're the reason they invented the skip button. You're the human equivalent of a broken record. You're so annoying, you make my ears bleed. I'm not even trying, and I'm still destroying you. You're the human embodiment of a broken microphone. You're so annoying, you make me want to pull my hair out. I'm not even trying, and I'm still winning. You're the human equivalent of a broken speaker. You're so annoying, you make me want to scream. I'm not even trying, and I'm still destroying you. You're the human embodiment of a broken CD player. You're the reason they invented earplugs.