FREESTYLE

"No Bill Cosby sh*t, if they sleeping then f*ck em," rapped Cole.

J. Cole's incendiary freestyle on the L.A. Leakers has ramped up the excitement ahead of "The Off-Season."

EST Gee steps up to the mic and makes a strong impression with a new Funkmaster Flex freestyle.

Funkmaster Flex takes a moment to reflect on his favorite freestyle of all-time, Black Thought's epic ten-minute onslaught over Mobb Deep's "The Learning."

Mez comes through with some new bars, paying homage to Hideo Kojima and Masashi Kishimoto on "Gundam Free."

Laura Stylez says Hot 97 lied about their equipment not working to try and prevent Saweetie from freestyling.

Rowdy Rebel absolutely snaps with some freestyle bars on The Come Up Show with DJ Cosmic Kev.

G-Eazy steps up to the mic to administer some villainous bars in his new "LA Lakers" freestyle, likening himself to both Patrick Bateman and Hannibal.

Westside Boogie has continued to ride his wave of momentum with a new freestyle for "Bars On I-95."

DaBaby impresses with his high-octane rendition of SpotemGottem's "Beatbox".

Ludacris serves up a quick reminder that he's still formidable with the bars, delivering a quick freestyle over a Drumma Boy banger.

Lanez remixed Bleu's "You're Mines Still" featuring Drake, but Bleu didn't appreciate Lanez not reaching out or tagging him to "show love."

Continuing our new Original Content series "Hip-Hop's Best Verses," Lloyd Banks' "Victory" has easily withstood the test of time as one of the greatest freestyles in hip-hop history.

With a new Uber freestyle, Freddie Gibbs proves that he's incapable of not rapping over Madlib beats the moment they reach his ears.

Conway The Machine has always been an insanely-skilled rapper, as evidenced in his pre-2012 shooting freestyle video.