Speaker A
Once upon a time.
Cinderella and Belle face off in a witty princess rap battle highlighting their stories, personalities, and iconic traits.
Key Takeaways
- The video creatively uses rap battles to explore and contrast Disney princess personas.
- Cinderella represents traditional fairy tale themes of transformation and romance.
- Belle embodies intelligence, independence, and a modern feminist perspective.
- The rap battle format allows playful critique of each princess’s story and traits.
- Audience engagement is encouraged through comments on future rap battle ideas.
Summary
- The video features a rap battle between two Disney princesses: Cinderella and Belle.
- Cinderella raps about her rags-to-riches story, iconic glass slippers, and cultural impact.
- Belle counters by emphasizing her intelligence, love of books, and modern feminist traits.
- Both princesses exchange clever insults referencing their movies, characters, and relationships.
- Cinderella mocks Belle’s story as outdated and dependent on a beastly prince.
- Belle criticizes Cinderella’s superficiality and dependence on a prince’s rescue.
- The battle includes humor, pop culture references, and wordplay related to their fairy tales.
- The video ends with Cinderella declared the winner and a call for viewers to suggest future rap battles.
- The rap battle highlights contrasting themes of beauty, brains, and independence.
- It creatively blends Disney lore with modern rap battle style for entertainment.
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Speaker A
In a far away land, there was a princess.
Speaker A
Rap Battle.
Speaker A
Cinderella.
Speaker A
Versus.
Speaker A
Belle.
Speaker A
Let the rap battle begin.
Speaker B
Another princess in my shadow come to covet my crown, you clowns wanna throw down.
Speaker B
With the best in a gown?
Speaker C
I'm the legendary story of rags to riches.
Speaker B
Rhymes sharper than a needle and I'm giving out stitches.
Speaker B
Like a wilting rose, you can't step to my flows.
Speaker B
These girls are tripping, did they cut off their toes?
Speaker B
I deserve all the praise for the foot-fetish craze.
Speaker B
I've got itty-bitty kicks, but legs for days.
Speaker B
Let's look at your mentality, Freud loves your abnormality.
Speaker C
The Stockholm Syndrome story, Beauty and the Bestiality.
Speaker B
Of course you're bitter, I'm the number one star.
Speaker B
Pumpkin carriage, perfect marriage, no one cares who you are.
Speaker C
What's my name?
Speaker B
Belle.
Speaker C
What's it mean?
Speaker B
Beauty.
Speaker C
I'm the perfect combination of brains and booty.
Speaker C
While I'm gaining knowledge, you're losing your pumps.
Speaker C
Like Mrs. Potts, I'm serving shots and dishing out lumps.
Speaker C
Cindy's dreaming she's important, well, somebody should wake her.
Speaker C
This gold-digging trophy wife's the royal babymaker.
Speaker C
Fear the nerdy, wordy princess 'cause I'm throwing more shade than the willow tree growing on your dead mother's grave.
Speaker C
Your tale as old as time sets us back fifty years.
Speaker C
Do your chores, clean the floors 'til a man just appears.
Speaker C
You're shallow and obsessed with looks and how you're dressed.
Speaker C
You wanna live like Gaston?
Speaker C
Please be our guest.
Speaker B
Oh, I'm the one who's shallow 'cause your prince was really hairy?
Speaker C
The Beast was in the friend zone 'til he gave you his library.
Speaker B
Your points have no merit, you're jealous, declare it.
Speaker B
Like I've always said, if the shoe fits, wear it.
Speaker B
I'm the American dream with a fairy-tale wedding.
Speaker B
You've got teapots for friends and I think your man's shedding.
Speaker B
Some things are meant to be like love at first sight.
Speaker B
Bibbidi-bobbidi-booyah, he was mine before midnight.
Speaker C
A relationship rookie wants to rap about romance?
Speaker C
You can't fall in love after just one dance.
Speaker B
My prince saved my life and don't be misled.
Speaker C
I want a man in the street but a beast in the bed.
Speaker C
Your film stars mice and cats with an old, fat fairy.
Speaker C
Your silly story's shoehorned into freakin' Tom and Jerry.
Speaker C
You say you wanna party, next you run off down the halls.
Speaker C
It's like you always choke once you make it to the balls.
Speaker B
You think that's funny? Here's a history lesson, honey.
Speaker B
My movie saved the studio when Walt was out of money.
Speaker B
You followed in my footsteps, without me there's no you.
Speaker B
Disney built an empire on these tiny glass shoes.
Speaker C
If you're so adored, where's your Academy Award?
Speaker C
I'm the smart female heroine that can't be ignored.
Speaker C
The moral of our quarrel and why I've got you beat, it's what's inside that matters, not the size of your feet.
Speaker D
Thanks for watching.
Speaker E
And thanks for letting Cinderella win.
Speaker D
Oh.
Speaker A
Who would you like to see rap battle?
Speaker A
Please, comment below.
Topics:CinderellaBelleDisney princessrap battleWhitney AvalonSarah Michelle Gellarfairy taleDisneyprincess rappop culture
