"he mess with the cake and I'll Battenberg him"
Battenberg is a cake with a checkerboard pattern inside made by cutting it up into sections, and it's also the name of the colored markings on ambulances/emergency vehicles in the UK and other countries, so he's using it as a verb in a novel way to mean both 'cut into sections' and 'send to the hospital.'

The fact these 2 can genuinely outrap most young modern artists says a lot.

What the fuck 🤣 ! They are literally insanely good ! The bars, the delivery, the speed and even the vocal quality is top tier ! How the hell are they doing that   ??

These guys are making a wave in the US now and I'm here for it. These guys deserve the airtime. Real skills back on the table. 🔥

Finally a Pete and Bas reaction , them boys don’t miss

The play between MLKs dream and Freddy Krueger nightmare is on point.

Just wanted to add in a few explanations to some very British references in their bars, 1. "The bouncer came out and he got weighed in" Weighed in means knocked out. 2. "Then I'm switch suits like I'm Mr Benn" Mr Benn was an 80's kids TV cartoon in the UK where the main character dressed up in different costumes in a costume shop. 3. "I dodged the case, so I flipped the bird" This means i didn't get prosecuted and didn't need to go to prison (Doing Bird). 4. "mess with the cake then I'll Battenberg him" Cake meaning drugs & Battenberg is a type of cake eaten with tea in the UK. 5. "dipped like a Rich Tea biscuit" Popular British biscuit (We do love our Biscuits). 6. "Knock Down Ginger" game played by kids in the UK where you knock at someone's door and leg it to wind them up. 7. "Box a man back like I'm munching jollof" Jollof is Nigerian Rice. 8. "Super Kings and a bottle of bourbon" Super Kings are very long Cigarettes sold in the UK. 9. "Let that rip when I'm whipping that German" German refers to  a BMW Car. 10. "Flick of the wrist and I left him gurning" Gurning is a weird distorted facial expression (Just Google "Gurning" and look at Photos, You'll understand!) 11. "Just stepped out in a fresh Ben Sherman" Ben Sherman make Shirts. 12. "I was locked in an HMP" HMP is Her Majesty's Prison. 13. "Del Boy, Peckham, they recognise me" This refers to Del Boy the main character of at UK TV Show called Only Fools & Horses (Arguably the Best Sit Com we ever made). 14. "Then he'll get cemented, builder's site" Buried in a Building site. 15. "cone get split like Chevron" on UK motorways they sometimes have Chevron markers that tell you to stay 2 metres apart. 16. "Chavving his jewels" Chavving means Stealing. Hope this helps our American Cousins :P

Pete and Bas have a whole catalog.

Pete and Bas opened up a hole in the fabric of the universe and let out fury to rain down on humanity with their lyrics.

The tall one voice tho! Wasn't expecting him to sound like Pop Smoke😂

These dudes got more bars than lil pump, tekashi 69 and lil yachty combine

Pete & Bas ft M24 - Old estate  💥💥
Pete & Bas - Golf
Pete & Bas - plugged with fumez
Pete & Bas - lightwork freestyle 💥
Pete & Bas - Shuffle
More & more

These OG’s got that smoke for people

8:56 Pause on that

These two are actually really inspiring.

Better than 90% of the rap music now!!!
#Speechless

For those who don't know, Mr Ben is an old school English cartoon about a guy who always wore a suit and every episode he would walk into the changing room of this costume shop try on a different  costume each time and get teleported to some crazy arse adventure related to the costume he had on... Good times.

Pete and Bas definitely get a plate from the cookout 💯💎

Literally colder than 99% of the entire drill scene. How mad is that

Wow. This is a prime example of don't judge a book by its cover. I'm going to have to look up some more stuff from these guys. Good stuff