Weight attack
"This one’s called Dino’s Fat Part 1."
Labels the round, setting up a weight‑focused lane.
Call‑and‑response
"Why? Because Dino’s fat."
Simple crowd‑pleasing hook used throughout round two.
Willy Wonka scheme
"Did you catch that drift? DEENO just stepped into my chocolate factory."
The third-round baking material resolves into the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory theme.
Mental health
"Big up men's mental health, 'cause the concern for DEENO - he doesn't look like someone that likes himself."
A body-image attack framed through concern about self-worth.
Wordplay
"Speaking of grams, let's have a talk about scales."
A clean transition from weight in grams to weighing scales.
Exercise
"How did it feel to sign up for gym, try it for a week and fucking fail?"
The body angle is tied to discipline and failed exercise.
Exercise
"If you told DEENO to exercise, this is a diss that you're using on him."
ESS2MAD says exercise itself sounds insulting when aimed at DEENO.
Body angle
"Look at the state of your waist."
A simple, direct body punch.
Health angle
"I ain't beefing a man with diabetes."
A harsh health punch that becomes part of the repeated central angle.
Food order
"Even if they call somebody older, you lie and say that the order's for me."
A joke about DEENO disguising the size of his food order.
Food
"DEENO, you need to stop those Macs."
A McDonald's punch within the food-list sequence.
Food
"DEENO, you need to stop those pies."
The repeated list structure keeps the angle easy for the crowd to follow.
Double meaning
"If you're talking bread then he's thinking dough."
Bread and dough work as both money and food.
Fitness
"If it's exercise then he still won't run."
A clean punch connecting the body angle to movement.
Sweets
"If you're talking feet then we've wrote, DEENO's thinking 'bout the Haribo ones."
Feet becomes a setup for Haribo foot-shaped sweets.
Technical critique
"His flow's off beat and his rhymes are off time."
ESS2MAD briefly moves away from body jokes to critique DEENO's delivery.
Food
"Anytime DEENO goes to Nando's, always orders the maximum size."
A restaurant punch returning to the size angle.
Clothing
"Anytime DEENO goes to JD, always orders the maximum size."
The previous food setup is followed with a clothing-size variation.
Performance device
"Let's play a game called DEENO's Fat."
This introduces the main call-and-response section.
Performance
"He runs out of breath when rapping - why? Because DEENO's fat."
The body angle is connected directly to DEENO's live delivery.
Cartoon imagery
"Gingerbread Man, Homer Simpson - why is this man shaped like a woman?"
ESS2MAD opens the third with recognisable character comparisons.
Baking scheme
"Sugar, flour, butter, eggs are his favourite ingredients."
The baking list sets up the later chocolate-factory material.
Reframing
"Can't even call it a clash, I'm helping bro."
ESS2MAD reframes the attacks as an attempt to improve DEENO's health.
Fatherhood
"You can turn up to a PenGame battle but can't even show up to raise your son."
One of ESS2MAD's stronger non-weight angles attacks responsibility.
Name flip
"Oompa Loompa doopa-DEENO."
A Willy Wonka cadence adapted into a DEENO name flip.
KANDI flip
"Weren't surprised by your 2v2, 'cause she was paired with KANDI."
DEENO's teammate KANDI is connected to the sweets and chocolate scheme.
Wonka reference
"Why does he look like Augustus Gloop?"
The clearest character reference in the chocolate-factory scheme.
Health close
"I just wanna see you living life healthy."
ESS2MAD softens the final body attacks by framing them as concern.