@The Bog 'Ole it's fine lol. It's just a way to say that no one else is doing it, kind of like when you hear crickets chirping when it's silent in a show or something. I hope I explained it well
But yo, Juliet had no chill right? Everybody goes in thinking she's gonna be soft, and she's up there with Cleopatra in viciousness. It's beautiful. But that's the thing about ERB. They occasionally like to have people die like they did in their original work and real life. Like in Ivan the Terrible vs Alexander the Great.
Juliete threw in another body at the end with the actress Faye Dunaway who failed to win any Tonys for the Broadway plays she did. That made Faye a failed actress since Faye played Bonnie in a movie.
Huge props for getting the BAR bar, I don’t think I’ve seen anyone get that. Yeah it was like a WW1 era American light machine gun. And Clyde famously used that in his shoot outs.
Comments on how some of the bars just aren't hitting. Then Juliet steps in like a hostess at Applebees. Juliet: "Hello, I'm Juliet. I'll be your server this evening." Wins the battle single handedly.
Juliet is supposed to be known as a nice young lady, but she murdered them hardcore... it could have been Bonnie and Clyde versus only Juliet and she still would have won
'a plague on both your houses' is more than just a fire bar, Munfu. It's a freakin' haymaker. Not sure if you read the play, but in one of the early acts, Romeo's best friend, Tiberus, (the Infamous 'Prince Of Cats'), gets fatally wounded in front of young Romeo himself. An act that not only enrages Romeo to the point where he swears to kill Juliet's cousin, who he deems responsible for the act---consequences be damned. Tiberus's last act is to scold Romeo for his families petty feud, saying that all said feud is doing is claiming the lives of the innocent. His final words were him screaming 'I Cast a Plague On Both Your Houses!'. In other words, Bonnie & Clyde just reminded him that he has his best friend's blood on his hands.
Okay I want to break down that insult of Romeo's for everyone. "En Guard. Thou artless, beetle-headed flax wench" That's a combination of a few Shakespearean insults. "Artless," they have no creative skill, or talent in their art. "Beetle-headed” means moronic and “flax wench” is a pejorative reference to a prostitute. Essentially, Romeo called Bonnie a talent less stupid whore. Which cuts deep cause she slept around a LOT, tried and failed at acting, and was considered to be a dumbass for giving up everything and running with Clyde.
For me Juliet destroyed it. As far as your request, you asked for body bags. You got 4 in one. Hahahahaha. Great reaction. Had me rolling. Hamilton vs. Nakamoto
LOVED THIS so much! Your face was priceless! I keep hoping that R&J v B&C will get picked up by Scru next but man I can't wait to see his reaction to it. 😂😂😂
Give miss no nights in paris a reason to cry to her parents... love that line, as Juliet was promised to a man named Paris who she did not want to marry, and a play of the sex tape, 1 night in Paris (Paris Hilton) since she died a virgin
Sorry I'm late to the ERB party, been outside in the yard instead of locked up in quarantine.... When Clyde says: "Il handle this darling, I'm known to fire of some BARs, cause if these lovers CROSS me their gonna end up seeing stars" This is a triple 1) obviously a reference to RAP bars. 2) It's a reference to the "Browning Automatic Rifle" or B.A.R. one of the most legendary American weapons of the early 20th century most famous for its role in WW2 but also saw action in late WW1 andthe Korean war. Also used by Gangsters during the same era. 3) That RAP line about BARs "and if the lovers CROSS them, their going to end up seeing STARS" is also a reference to the Confederate flag since Clyde was a proud Southerner.
I realize this reply is way late but thank you. I’m glad somebody else got it. It was meant to reference his insult on both the Capulets and the Montagues wasn’t it?
Shot down by a failed actress part happened to be Faye Dunaway who played Bonnie in the movie Bonnie and Clyde back in the 60s with Warren Beatty. Faye Dunaway won awards for 3 movies at the Golden Globe and 1 Oscar to her name, but she won no Tonys for her roles on Broadway. Romeo and Juliette is a play, and Faye never won awards for plays.
Faye Dunaway played Bonnie in the Bonnie and Clyde movie of the 1960s. Faye went on to star on Broadway doing plays. She failed to win any Tonys, and she recently got fired from the play she was doing. The lead role shot down by a failed actress was the part about Faye Dunaway which was another blow to Bonnie and Clyde in that verse.
You know you miss speak sometimes or forget the words but that reaction was classic. But hey we all human, humans are forgetful and misspeak. If my wife held me to every word I spoke I'd be in the dog house a lot.
How da fuck you know that name for her Juliet's family? That is honestly the most impressive thing here lol I had no clue bout that. Btw sent ya a msg on the Gram, that is me lol And pause all you want, I rock with J Rizzle so no prob here with that ^_^ Flow wise? Bonnie and Clyde but they were more regular jabs, Juliet had the harder ones I think.
One it’s Bonnie, two she’s married to Clydes brother. They did not meet in prison, they meet at a family gathering. If you’re going to react at the very least take three seconds to google the main characters in the rap battles man before hand. Erb puts a lot of time and effort into researching and coming up with some awesome word play that has to do with either the character themselves or their opponents. Which is one kind of lost if you don’t know and secondly kind of crappy to them if you just guess wrong.
BAR's is not a gun, but a term in music. In most songs, a line in a vers consist of 4 bars, as in 4 bars of notes. So when he says "known to fire up som bars", i believe he is explaining that he is known the rap in this context. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_(music)
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No one:
Juliet: *drops bars everytime she speaks*
@The Bog 'Ole it's fine lol. It's just a way to say that no one else is doing it, kind of like when you hear crickets chirping when it's silent in a show or something. I hope I explained it well
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No team won that . Juliet won that on her own she threw tyson haymakers every bar she dropped
But yo, Juliet had no chill right? Everybody goes in thinking she's gonna be soft, and she's up there with Cleopatra in viciousness. It's beautiful. But that's the thing about ERB. They occasionally like to have people die like they did in their original work and real life. Like in Ivan the Terrible vs Alexander the Great.
Juliete threw in another body at the end with the actress Faye Dunaway who failed to win any Tonys for the Broadway plays she did. That made Faye a failed actress since Faye played Bonnie in a movie.
@@Spitfirethedragon Bonnie was a failed actress herself.
He asked for an ERB with lots of bodies. When he hit the end and realized he got trolled so hard. I loved the reaction!
Huge props for getting the BAR bar, I don’t think I’ve seen anyone get that. Yeah it was like a WW1 era American light machine gun. And Clyde famously used that in his shoot outs.
lol bruh I play call of duty odeeee 🤣🤣 I’m
Hipppp
You wanted a battle with body bags 😂
Man facts lol
@@MUNFUProffitt Attendez, jusqu'à ce que vous regardiez THE INFINITE SOURCE GOKU VS. MEWTWO.
I like bonnie and clyde the best but juliet was cooking em tho🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥❤
I mean I know this was a team battle but yeah...
...Juliet won
Juliet was straight savage. Next you got to watch the swag and flow that is big George Washington vs. William Wallace
PLEASE DO THIS ONE. Oh my God. 😂😂😂
WW or GW has one of the best verses in ERB. Won't spoil who.
I already message ya boy on Insta about that one! He said its comin for sure!
The Browning automatic rifle (B.A.R.) was Clyde Barrow's preferred weapon. It's an American "light machine gun".
it's also the weapon Lloyd was holding in the opening credits.
Juliet caught 2 bodies and carried Romeo's off
Comments on how some of the bars just aren't hitting.
Then Juliet steps in like a hostess at Applebees.
Juliet: "Hello, I'm Juliet. I'll be your server this evening."
Wins the battle single handedly.
Juliet is supposed to be known as a nice young lady, but she murdered them hardcore... it could have been Bonnie and Clyde versus only Juliet and she still would have won
Can we just give the win to Juliet? Her bars were vicious
'a plague on both your houses' is more than just a fire bar, Munfu. It's a freakin' haymaker. Not sure if you read the play, but in one of the early acts, Romeo's best friend, Tiberus, (the Infamous 'Prince Of Cats'), gets fatally wounded in front of young Romeo himself. An act that not only enrages Romeo to the point where he swears to kill Juliet's cousin, who he deems responsible for the act---consequences be damned. Tiberus's last act is to scold Romeo for his families petty feud, saying that all said feud is doing is claiming the lives of the innocent. His final words were him screaming 'I Cast a Plague On Both Your Houses!'. In other words, Bonnie & Clyde just reminded him that he has his best friend's blood on his hands.
Tybalt (juliets cousin/prince of cats) kills Mercutio (Romeos friend)
Okay I want to break down that insult of Romeo's for everyone.
"En Guard. Thou artless, beetle-headed flax wench"
That's a combination of a few Shakespearean insults. "Artless," they have no creative skill, or talent in their art. "Beetle-headed” means moronic and “flax wench” is a pejorative reference to a prostitute. Essentially, Romeo called Bonnie a talent less stupid whore. Which cuts deep cause she slept around a LOT, tried and failed at acting, and was considered to be a dumbass for giving up everything and running with Clyde.
Ayyyy! Thanks man I appreciate it!
You are the first reactor I've seen to apparently catch the "neck of a chicken" diss.
Munfu: *coughs*
No one:
Me: HE GOT THE RONAAA
🤣🤣🤣
For me Juliet destroyed it. As far as your request, you asked for body bags. You got 4 in one. Hahahahaha. Great reaction. Had me rolling. Hamilton vs. Nakamoto
I definitely need you to be high for more of these battles lmao this was great! 🔥😂
Tnx for the shout out... it's a difficult name to pronounce - just say B.J.
Keep up the great work.
LOVED THIS so much! Your face was priceless!
I keep hoping that R&J v B&C will get picked up by Scru next but man I can't wait to see his reaction to it. 😂😂😂
He did it. It was good
Well when you said you wanted body bags, I mean, EVERYONE got bodied today
I really love your content, you deserve more subscribers
Love your ERB reactions
Give miss no nights in paris a reason to cry to her parents... love that line, as Juliet was promised to a man named Paris who she did not want to marry, and a play of the sex tape, 1 night in Paris (Paris Hilton) since she died a virgin
"I don't think that was too hard" 2 seconds later "You'll get an ass ripping worse than your boyfriend"
9 months later and I just saw that you say "Juliet's husband" around 8:50 🤣🤣🤣
Yes, I believe Clyde used a BAR, (browning automatic rifle) though I could be wrong.
6:28 *Waitin' for it*
What’s good MUNFU, this was a 🔥🔥🔥🔥 battle 😎
Sorry I'm late to the ERB party, been outside in the yard instead of locked up in quarantine.... When Clyde says: "Il handle this darling, I'm known to fire of some BARs, cause if these lovers CROSS me their gonna end up seeing stars"
This is a triple 1) obviously a reference to RAP bars. 2) It's a reference to the "Browning Automatic Rifle" or B.A.R. one of the most legendary American weapons of the early 20th century most famous for its role in WW2 but also saw action in late WW1 andthe Korean war. Also used by Gangsters during the same era. 3) That RAP line about BARs "and if the lovers CROSS them, their going to end up seeing STARS" is also a reference to the Confederate flag since Clyde was a proud Southerner.
Also because Romeo and Juliet were called 'Star-crossed Lovers' in Shakespeare's play.
@@jamesmcamis8556 so it's a quadruple entendre
No the plague was a reference to mercutio's quote
I realize this reply is way late but thank you. I’m glad somebody else got it. It was meant to reference his insult on both the Capulets and the Montagues wasn’t it?
This battle re-affirms my theory that teenaged girls are the most sick, wrathful and devastating verbal fighters on the planet.
Shot down by a failed actress part happened to be Faye Dunaway who played Bonnie in the movie Bonnie and Clyde back in the 60s with Warren Beatty. Faye Dunaway won awards for 3 movies at the Golden Globe and 1 Oscar to her name, but she won no Tonys for her roles on Broadway. Romeo and Juliette is a play, and Faye never won awards for plays.
Faye Dunaway played Bonnie in the Bonnie and Clyde movie of the 1960s. Faye went on to star on Broadway doing plays. She failed to win any Tonys, and she recently got fired from the play she was doing. The lead role shot down by a failed actress was the part about Faye Dunaway which was another blow to Bonnie and Clyde in that verse.
Yo, I love your reactions, you the goat.
SCRU has been notified by multiple people to do the ERB... we got your back bro
Right I been saying this to scru and munfu I'm surprized I got the shout out😂😂
I'm happy someone did this recent because people sleep on Romeo his punches were solid an if you pay attention homeboy is schemin
Yes,there's even pictures of Clyde Barrow holding his B.rowning A.utomatic R.ifle.
The way Juliet screams "Oh NOMEO" I lose my mind! XD
Him: So far, Romeo and Juliet haven't really had any blows yet.
Juliet: Allow me to introduce myself.
XD I forgot about the part in Romeo and Juliet where a literal plague hit both their houses. Thanks for reminding me.
So good
You know you miss speak sometimes or forget the words but that reaction was classic. But hey we all human, humans are forgetful and misspeak. If my wife held me to every word I spoke I'd be in the dog house a lot.
. 30-06 browning automatic rifles (or BARs) are in fact some of the guns used by Bonnie and Clyde
The BAR was Clyde's signature weapon. He got it from some friends of his that stole it from a national guard armory if I remember correctly.
Your next ERB should be: Nice Peter vs EpicLLOYD 1 & 2
Watch the creators battle each other!
Jay W I did the first one but I’ll do the second one too for sure
MY MAN, your reaction has me DEAD
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🦇 as always
Lol don't think I didn't notice the double entendre part
He said I'm too high for all that this morning, IM SLEEP 😂😂😂
this one is so good
“Definitely too high for all that this morning” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've been trying to get that man to do Romeo and juliet vs Bonnie and Clyde for two weeks fam.
Damn!! That was some unexpected end
😂😂😂 I love this reaction
Speaking of body bags, check out Albert Einstein vs Steven Hawking 💯💯💯
You should see Adam vs. Eve
How da fuck you know that name for her Juliet's family? That is honestly the most impressive thing here lol I had no clue bout that. Btw sent ya a msg on the Gram, that is me lol And pause all you want, I rock with J Rizzle so no prob here with that ^_^
Flow wise? Bonnie and Clyde but they were more regular jabs, Juliet had the harder ones I think.
🤣🤣🤣 man I use to be on that shit heavy back in the day for some reason lmfao I liked English class a lot 🤣🤣🤣 and bet I’ll check Brodie
Juliet definitely had one of the most Vicious bars I've ever heard
GLTTTTT!!
When Romeo did his quarrel line was fire for me.
Welp.
We got body bags, that's for sure.
They are literally put into body bags😂😂
I might go with Bonnie and Clyde but Romeo and Juliet is good but Bonnie Clyde I think I'll go with you
Gordon Ramsey vs Julia Childs plz!
Juliet's an old-time, high-class broad. so of course she knows the ABC's of 'how to kill with words'. :)
Houdini vs copperfield erb
I was wondering why scru reacted to this ERB today.
Genghis Khan vs Easter Bunny is a Body Bag 🤣💪🏽
Sherlock Holmes vs Batman. The dark Knight gets buried
He said Juliet's husband was in jail before she ran off with Clyde. WTF
Ps just subbed here for the 1st time scru sent me
Juliet soloed 'em.
Juliet basically bodied everyone, Romeo included
Juliet outshined everyone in this erb video 😁😁😁
Yeah a BAR stands for Browning Automatic Rifle and Clyde carried one.
Bonnie and Clyde won as a team, but individually Juliet was the best.
Skrillex vs Mozart excellent body bag
Browning Assault Rifle.
Juliet straight beast mode
Browning Automatic Rifle
Juliet legit droppin disses while she’s dying.
What irony is this? A lead role shot down by a failed actress. That was hard.
needed some bodybags right? xD
👌👌
Browning Automatic Rifle so yall know what it means
LMFAOCTFU!!!!!
Juliet straight up wins this one
Pretty sure clyde died before he went to prison
No Juliet’s husband that whole thing isn’t how that went down Bonnie‘s husband was in jail while Bonnie was spending time with Clyde.
The who won is funny because they all died so there technically was no winner
"I'm too high for all that this morning"
I think we both know you were right where you needed to be
🐔
Juliet won
One it’s Bonnie, two she’s married to Clydes brother. They did not meet in prison, they meet at a family gathering. If you’re going to react at the very least take three seconds to google the main characters in the rap battles man before hand. Erb puts a lot of time and effort into researching and coming up with some awesome word play that has to do with either the character themselves or their opponents. Which is one kind of lost if you don’t know and secondly kind of crappy to them if you just guess wrong.
BAR's is not a gun, but a term in music. In most songs, a line in a vers consist of 4 bars, as in 4 bars of notes. So when he says "known to fire up som bars", i believe he is explaining that he is known the rap in this context. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_(music)
It was a double meaning because Clyde's weapon of choice was the BAR, or Browning Assault Rifle.
It's better to have people think that you're dumb, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt
@@toddwynn3397 Ahh, I stand corrected.
@@TheOnyxSpy well, we cant all be gun nuts now, can we.
@@evilfish2000 I mean, do you play video games? The BAR was a weapon in a lot of Call Of Duty games, especially the WWII ones
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