Rap Battle

Just like the people rallying behind Lauryn Hill at the moment due to her upcoming prison time, her fans have really shown their support for her in last week's Rap Battle. With 71.79 percent of the vote, Hill took away Angel Haze's chances of winning for the second consecutive week. Haze only had 28.21 percent.

With 56.41 percent of the vote, Angel Haze has managed to take the Rap Battle crown away from Ludacris and his song, 'Raised in the South,' this week. Although Luda didn't continue his budding winning streak, he didn't let Haze win so easily and had 43.59 percent of the vote -- making this one of TheDrop.fm's closer battles.

Ludacris is the victor in this week's Rap Battle, taking 54.95 percent of the vote with his song, 'Raised in the South.' However, unlike previous battles, Mac Miller's 'S.D.S.' wasn't too far behind and received 45.05 percent of the vote.

With only 40.28 percent, Azealia Banks couldn't top Tyler the Creator and his track 'Slater,' which took 59.72 percent of the vote in last week's Rap Battle. Not only does this mean that Tyler has won yet again, but it also means that he is now the second rapper to enter the Rap Battle Hall of Fame.

Tyler the Creator is holding down the top spot this week, winning TheDrop.fm's Rap Battle for the third straight week.

Tyler the Creator is still going strong this week with his second consecutive win in TheDrop.fm's Rap Battle.

It looks like Tyler the Creator has squashed Kid Cudi's chances of being the next artist to enter TheDrop.fm's Rap Battle Hall of Fame.

Kid Cudi is unstoppable. With 80.27 percent of the vote this week, his song, 'Immortal,' has won the Rap Battle for the third consecutive week -- beating out Danny Brown's 'Kush Coma,' which only came away with 19.73 percent of the vote.

Kid Cudi's 'Immortal' takes the win again in this week's Rap Battle. It looks like the rapper's fans just used their voting power a bit more than those of Ghostface Killah.

Kid Cudi's' 'Immortal' won by a landslide in this week's Rap Battle. Fans of Papoose and Remy Ma's 'Whats My Name' just didn't pull their weight during the song competition.