Total votes: 53
Pro ratings:
R1: It’s quite a popular one but that is not against the rules and I loved it and have never heard it before 10/10
R2: I liked the intro of this one and I wouldn’t mind listening to it on Spotify 6/10
R3: There was a little too much going on for me in this one 3/10
R4: I liked the intro again but it went a little over the top after 1:07 5/10
R5: The trap was a little too hard for me in this one but I loved the part from 2:14 on 6/10
Total: 30/50, overall good song selection but a little too hardcore for me (possibly because I’ve got a bit of a headache from being sick at the moment)
Con ratings:
R1: Overall decent song, a solid build-up to the drop and the rhythm is pleasant 7/10
R2: A bit long but Con pointed out the highlight period, not really my kind of song but certainly not unpleasant 4/10
R3: Solid song throughout, my 2nd favourite overall after “Alone” 9/10
R4: A bit too dynamic for my taste 3/10
R5: I’ve loved this song when it was first released and I still love it 8/10 (for the full mix as it includes the whole build up)
Total: 31/50
Both debaters have presented enjoyable songs, most of which I’ve never listened to before and some of which I’ve been binging for the past few days. It was a close battle but I preferred Con’s songs today as they’re a little more easy-going.
Con asserted that babies are bad without backing up this assertion and then concluded that we therefore ought to kill them which does not seem to follow from the afformentioned premise. While I disagree with Alec's views, he presented an argument that foetuses are humans, backed this up with evidence, and concluded that therefore abortions are immoral as they end the life of a human which seems valid to me. Therefore, arguments to Pro
Pro's forfeit in round 3 is a violation of Rule 1 (see Description) and thus merits a loss according to Rule 10 (ditto).