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[@UnderTheUmbrella_]

6:12 Barbossa gets a peg leg between the third and fourth movie. It's a running gag in the Guardians movies that Rocket loves stealing prosthetic limbs.
19:06 At the beginning of the first Guardians movie Star Lord's mom dies in front of him.
20:16 That's The Stupendium! They're a nonbinary nerdcore artist who makes some really good stuff.
24:07 When they say "Talking Octopus", they're referring to Davy Jones, not the Kraken. Also a scene from the third Guardians movie, but that one's self explanitory.
24:17 Execs, not exes. This line is referring to Disney dropping Johnny Depp after a court scandal.
24:35 James Gunn is the director of the Guardians trilogy. He was temporarily fired from the series in between two and three and ended up leaving Marvel to work on relaunching the DC movies.
25:25 That's a reference to Adam Warlock, a character from the third Guardians movie with golden skin.

[@RoarTheRapper]

Thanks for that info! I knew I missed a lot! 😭

[@potatostomatos]

⁠​⁠at 25:47 when he says “I should’ve fought Thor, kept this captain to captain” he is referring to how star Lord and Thor would constantly argue back and forth about who was the captain of the ship after they found him in space during infinity war.
Also, star-lords third verse is his only one where he actually swears, which is a reference to the first ever mcu swear being said by him during the third guardians of the galaxy movie

[@malachi3369]

Im here for the rap battle reactions, keep up the good work

[@ladabudilova9262]

11:50 Blow bubbles is a reference to Infinity War where Gamora asked Quill to shoot her so Thanos doesn’t get her. He does, but Thanos changed reality so his gun shoots bubbles instead.
12:20 Yea, Quill’s father is a celestial and is legitimately a planet
14:08 Yondu, Quill’s adopted father, is dead. The whole plot of Guardians of the Galaxy 3 is saving Rocket from death; if they fail, yeah he quiet literally would say hi to Yondu, as Yondu is also dead and is Rocket’s friend.

[@RoarTheRapper]

Thanks for the info!

[@userdata9511]

You should definitely check out Matilda vs Eleven or any of the Doki’s in a rap battle (Monika vs Harlequin, Natsuki vs Raven, Yuri vs Toko Fukawa)

[@HB-fq9nn]

So, there were a couple of bits you didn't bring up, or seemed to miss.
I'll try and avoid stuff that others have mentioned as well.
10:55 Star Lord was the reason Thanos was successful with wiping out half the universe, because he let his emotions get the better of him.
11:57 Star Lord used to be a demi-god, because his father was a celestial called Ego, the living planet, who Star Lord eventually killed in GotG2. (Because Ego tried to kill Star Lord)
18:00 Because Star Lord was raised by Yondu's band of pirates, he never got to have a proper childhood, which stunted his maturity. Sparrow and his crew joke that Star Lord's brain must have drained the waters from the Fountain of Youth for him to act so childish most of the time.
18:05 Star Lord used to live in the state of Missouri as a child. Sparrow and his crew are saying that because Star Lord already lives in misery, he doesn't need to visit his home of Missouri. (Get the pun?)
19:03 Star Lord has never had a proper father. Ego abandoned him for years after conceiving him, and Yondu essentially adopted him, but eventually died.
20:31 Sparrow and his crew are saying that most of them have partners and loved ones, while Gamora (Star Lord's love interest) got kidnapped by her father Thanos in Infinity War and killed so that Thanos could obtain the Soul Stone. The location that Gamora died could not be found on any conventional map, which is why the pirates joke that Gamora is an Ex (ex-person) that cannot be placed on a map (cannot be found). Also, just to clear some confusion, a younger version of Gamora from the past joined the present day Guardians at the end of Endgame, but because she hadn't met any of the Guardians yet, her relationship with Star Lord went back to square one (and it wasn't the smoothest start either). That's what the "forget" line from earlier was referencing.
22:02 When Disneyland added Marvel attractions to the parks, one of the old rides was replaced by a GotG ride (It wasn't PotC or anything).
25:42 Adam Warlock (the gold guy) saved Star Lord from dying in the vacuum of space in GotG3. Sparrow is saying that without Adam, Star Lord would have died, with his head exploding like popcorn.
25:47 When the Guardians saved Thor in Infinity War, Star Lord and Thor got into a debate over who the captain was. Sparrow is joking that Thor is the real captain of the Guardians and he should have battled against him instead.
25:49 Star Lord is good at distractions. Sparrow is saying that Star Lord's impact on the team is that he's only good at being a distraction while the rest of the team do the heavy lifting.

[@userdata9511]

“You best start believin in tiered ol’ cannons mate… cause you’re in one.” Also is talking about The old saturated cannon/continuity of Marvel.

[@RandomPerson-fg1jf]

On Freshy Kanal being better in the last few years, that's generally pretty true, but I will stand up for a few older battles, particularly Pennywise vs Freddy Krueger and Monika vs Harley Quinn, but also Chucky vs Woody and NF vs Billie Eilish.
On the more recent ones worth watching, it's most of them, but in particular I'll point out Jinx vs Junko Enoshima, Matilda vs Eleven and Alice vs Coraline, alongside both cyphers, Fairytale and especially Ghost.
One (or many, actually) of the people on the ship during Jack's second verse was The Stupendium, they make some incredible songs about video games, they're excellent from a technical point of view and the theming and message usually extend well beyond the games they're about. I think No One's Home or Wool Over Our Eyes would be good places to start if you wanted to start reacting to their stuff too.

[@oddballasmr7781]

Don't start with ad infinitum. It's a great song... But it's not a starting point...

[@RandomPerson-fg1jf]

@@oddballasmr7781 Agreed, start literally anywhere other than Ad Infinitum, but circle back to Ad Infinitum at some point.

[@TheSkizzler]

“Rewritten” because you didn’t understand any of the bars lmfao

[@RoarTheRapper]

That would make sense if I said “deep dive”, not reaction 🤭