SpongeBob Movie Rap Battle



The SpongeBob Movie Rap Battle is a rap battle made by Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD. It features a sentient, highly intelligent dolphin named "Bubbles" rapping against a seagull. It was released on February 6, 2015, as part of the movie, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.

Cast
Matt Berry as Bubbles

EpicLLOYD as Seagull

Nice Peter as Painty the Pirate

Bubbles
I suppose you're entitled to your own- wait...

Why am I talking to you? You're an inferior species! What could you know about taste?

You get excited by a pile of trash on a plate!

While I'm a space-time traveler, fabric unraveler,

Saving the patties in the past, and now I'm rapping ya.

Seagull
Hold up, fish guts! You can't insult us! (We're the seagull crew!)

We're in no mood to hear **** from you!

We're flying on the breeze, partying seven seas.

You got your nose on your head! (You blow up when you sneeze.)

(Hey, why's this guy so mean?) 'Cause he's older than a fossil.

All alone up in space. (Yeah, that must be awful!)

Painty the Pirate
Yar! Knock it off! You're making the movie too long!

Seagull
Why don't you take us back in time so we can finish our song?

Bubbles
Fine.

General

 * This is the only professionally-made rap battle by Peter and Lloyd that is not part of the Epic Rap Battles of History series; instead, it is part of a movie.
 * This is the second animated rap battle. The first was Zeus vs Thor.
 * It is also the second battle to be animated in a different studio.
 * There are 17 seagulls as cameos in the background, not including the main seagull.

Continuity

 * It is the third battle to censor a profanity, the first two being Mario Bros vs Wright Bros and Donald Trump vs Ebenezer Scrooge.
 * It used the dolphin sound effect used in many episodes of Spongebob, the most notable episode being Sailor Mouth where Spongebob and Patrick discover 'sailor words/curse words' and use them as ordinary words, but the words are usually censored by dolphins, seals, foghorns or another marine sound effects.
 * This is the first battle since John Lennon vs Bill O'Reilly to not have subtitles.

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