Ludacris Reveals Who He Thinks Would Win in Rhyme Writing Contest Between Himself and Jay-Z
Ludacris has boldly asserted his confidence in a hypothetical rap battle against JAY-Z, suggesting he would emerge victorious in a verse-writing contest.
During an appearance on Cam Newton’s Funky Friday podcast, the Atlanta rapper weighed in on who would prevail if he and the Brooklyn rap icon were given two hours to craft competing rhymes. Asserting his prowess, Ludacris confidently stated that he would emerge as the winner.
While acknowledging JAY-Z as one of his favorites, Ludacris emphasized his commitment to excellence, highlighting his meticulous approach to crafting verses. Expressing his determination, he outlined his strategy to elevate his performance to unparalleled heights when pitted against such esteemed competition.
Drawing on past collaborations, Ludacris referenced his appearance alongside JAY-Z and Nas on the 2008 track “I Do It For Hip Hop,” underscoring his previous experiences working alongside rap legends.
Although Ludacris hasn’t triumphed over JAY-Z in a lyrical showdown, he recently celebrated a significant achievement. The Atlanta native received his first Webby Award for his daring performance during the Atlanta Falcons Hip Hop 50 celebration.
Reflecting on the honor, Ludacris expressed gratitude for the recognition, noting that the stunt, rappelling down from the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, aligned with his adventurous spirit and love for adrenaline-inducing feats.
In November, as part of Atlanta’s Hip Hop 50 celebrations, Ludacris captivated audiences by rappelling from the roof of the Mercedes-Benz Stadium while performing his classic hit “Move Bitch.” The electrifying stunt garnered praise from fellow artists, including Tyler, The Creator and Redman.
Ludacris’s bold assertion in the hypothetical rap battle, coupled with his recent accolades, underscores his unwavering confidence and enduring influence in the rap industry.
You can see Luda’s answer to Newton beginning at the 49:14 mark of the video below.
