Music Battle: Rapper Edition

So basically in this debate each side will pick a rapper (living or dead, I'd prefer you be original but if you must pick 'Pac or Biggie I guess I'll understand) and debate on why they think their rapper is more superior. This judgment will be made on four different criteria:

* Voice: What kind of voice does the rapper have? Does it sound ill or has been put through the abuse of black and mild's and way too many blunts? A rapper's voice is just as important as that of any other singer, so is his/her voice something you want to listen to?

* Flow: The way a rapper's lyrics fit to the beat, how well the lyrics fit into the bars, all that sorta stuff. In addition to how confident the rapper seems in his material/execution.

* Lyrics: What a rapper actually says, how original he/she is, all that. Anybody can have really imaginative lyrics but you also have to take in account how well the lyrics fit the beat/background, everything.

* Presence: If you've seen the rapper live, you can include that, but its more of how he/she appears on their tracks. Does it sound superficial? Are they struggling? That kind of thing.

*Holistic Judgment: How well do all of the aforementioned fit together? Does the rapper bring something special when they step to the mic?

I'm leaving this first round for introductions and declaring your rapper. I'm Untitled_Entity, U_E and I choose the rapper known as "Macklemore" for my rapper.

I thank my opponent for instigating this interesting debate of a face off between two professional rappers.

Rapper of choice: Vinnie Paz. One of the best rappers of the underground. Formerly known as Ikon the Verbal Hologram, an Italian from Philadelphia who is a member of Jedi Mind Tricks and Army of the Pharaohs supergroup.

I look forward to my opponent's opening argument.

It looks like this will be a 2-Round battle.

I await my opponents first argument.

My opponent has notified me that she will not be able to participate in this debate and will reinstate at a later date.

(Extend argument.)