An Australian cop may have just dropped the hottest rap of 2015 and it is only two lines long.
A video sent into Radio 3AW on Oct. 26 shows a Melbourne police officer breaking up a gathering of next-generation Drakes and Meek Mills by putting them all to shame. It's short, but so, so sweet. The smackdown starts at 1:10.
"What I'm gonna have to do, is ask you to move on," Senior Constable Scott Giles raps. "'Cos if you don't move on, police drop the bomb." The smooth lyrics shut down the whole operation in seconds, and those watching cheer as they witness the greatness.
Much can be said about the rap battle. They're unruly, loud, potentially amazing but often laughable. They've become a meme in their own right, with countless Youtube videos pitching great figures in history against each other in a war of words. On a local level, though, they still remain a fierce battleground for budding rap stars and mouthy kids.
Perhaps, with Giles being a learned scholar of the urban arts, he could also teach us funk dancing for self-defense in the near future.