@laflareskiii2: They said UK rap is better than US rap… then you hear this freestyle 😭 The debate between UK rap and US rap has been going on for years, with both scenes shaping hip-hop in different ways. The United States built the foundation of the genre through regions like New York, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, producing some of the most influential artists in rap history. Meanwhile, the UK developed its own distinct sound through grime, drill, and viral freestyle platforms that helped spotlight new artists and unique flows. Freestyle series like Fire in the Booth, hosted by Charlie Sloth, became one of the most recognizable places for rappers to showcase their bars, with clips circulating across social media for years. Moments like this one featuring Unknown P highlight how different the styles and personalities in UK rap can be, which is exactly why the UK vs US rap conversation never really goes away. @charliesloth @munyachawawa / Unknown P - Fire In The Booth #ukrap #usrap #rapmusic #hiphop #debate

Sword Master :

No uk rap isn’t better. Unknown P is better.😂

Maxwell :

“Stop it”

JesterXO :

he rapping with all due respect 😂

scxrline_taboo :

brah_im_typing :

“Riding around in a rover”

trulybornagain7 :

Rapping to whom it may concern

Mamoru Chiba :

I cant tell if this is parody

Ricky Tha Yapper :

All I hear

KTA MIKE :

Rapping in Times New Roman size 12

Sapphire99891 :

Jolly good

Kxtz :

Shits tuff

lvp.DC :

a mean u didn't say it was bad

idthief :

right proper innit

Jeff :

Almost spilled my tea and crumpets listening to this

CJ Miz :

You got served proper

raylikestac0s :

he rapping with warm regards😂

Leftside :

How bro felt making this

TheRealSenj :

Spitting bars with decorum

CrisHomeHacks :

America:

Ana 🇵🇭 :

UK Rap fans

tyx930 :

”…doing up tennis..”