Surell

As far as things like flow go, and really mainly just as flow and cadence is concerned, Kendrick probably does win. He sounds nicer for the most part, even with his nasally voice thing. But Tyler has a more dominant presence, some pretty dense rhyme schemes sometimes (though never really in the way of internal patterns or anything), witty allusions/plays on words, and a disregard for what you should rap about or what really "matters" as far as content goes. Sure he's whiny like Drake and has punchlines similar to Wayne's or Ye's, but he's also built a lot of his/OF's mythology on inside jokes and bait-like falsities, as well as being a clearly discernible force in his minor penetration into the mainstream.

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