Iron Mic: J-Werk vs. Lev

from the infamous Chamblee High School cutting room floor.. the same people who brought you the infamous "Eli vs. Envy" battle...

Iron Mic: The "Lost" Battle

apparently Envy and GOD MC Eli Porter weren't the only ones to bless Chamblee High School with their God-Given talent.

here's another infamous "Iron Mic battle" in which two teachers battle.

"your boy Marv-O" was present and he was ''really feelin'' Mr. Ely but he was also feelin Mr. Mitchell.

and we all know Marv-O has a history of ''feelin"

MIXTAPE OF THE YEAR.....

Eli Porter - The Eli-Cist

Here’s the tracklisting:
01. IMMA HAVE TO GIVE IT TO MAH BOI (Intro) (ft. J-Dub) (0:20)
02. The Infamous Iron Mic Freestyle (1:36)
03. Deed It (1:22)
04. Best Man (1:07)
05. Cat On The Grill (1:11)
06. Funk Mix (2:09)
07. Soul Mix (1:15)
08. Dirty Mix (1:07)
09. Jungle Mix (1:22)
10. Over 9000 (ft. Nappa & Vegeta) (0:56)
11. Eli Responds To Controversy (Marv-O, J-Dub & A-14 Diss) (2:49)
12. Eli Spits Fire (Freestyle) (2:12)
13. Da Best Mayne (So Hood Remix) (1:04)
14. See I’m The Best (2:38)
15. I Keep It For Real (ft. Lil’ Wayne) (4:28)
16. Eli Is Possessed (The Elicist) (1:42)
17. Still The Best (Outro) (1:05)

Download: Eli Porter - The Eli-Cist Here

15. IS A MUST LISTEN

UH OH.. Look who made Wiki....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli_Porter

Eli Porter

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Eli Porter is a rap battleist who appears in a controversial YouTube clip[1]. He was a Chamblee Charter High School student who graduated in 2005.

In the video that appeared on youtube on 27 November 2007 (posted as Iron Mic: Eli Porter vs. Envy), Eli Porter is one of two rappers facing off in the "Iron Mic freestyle battle", he faces off against Envy.

The quality of the filming, the video editing and the overall product (EX: the feedback at the end of the clip) are of rather poor quality, leading most viewers to believe this is a high school project of some sort, either that or it was never meant to be shown on an international level as it is now with the help of Youtube.

The host Marv-O, introduces Envy; "the Sophomore" and Eli; "from the class of 2005" before the two battle rappers face off. He notes that he's back for round two of the Iron Mic Freestyles and notes that if they pass the 45 second limit, they will be disqualified.

The "instrumental" version of Dipset's "I really mean it" is the "beat" playing during both M.C's freestyles.

The judges for the battle are -Jonathan Hodges aka "The Bus" -Jeremy Wallgood aka "J-Dub" -Steven Jackson aka "Action Jackson"

You know Envy is pacing furiously in his mother's garage right now...