this is my favorite episode hands down besides the finale for part 1. in this episode is where the Get Down Brothers get there rhythm to attempt to challenge there rival crew in their first DJ battle. it is very important for them to show what they are made of, especially to get the respect fro mall of south Bronx and Grand master Flash. also they find their secret weapon to achieve this goal and to blow everyone away with their substantial lyrics and rhythm. also this episode shows how important freedom is to the people in the Bronx and even new York for that matter. if you like music and opportunity of freedom of choice this episode expresses it no doubt. i really enjoyed this show very much, i hope you do too!

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