Epic Rap Battles of History
Frank Sinatra vs Freddie Mercury Lyrics


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Ho! What's wrong with your face? Baby, yikes!
With those teeth when you're through there'll be no dust left to bite!
Christ, newsflash, kid: this is show business!
Show some class when you dress, shave that bush off your lips!
Your band's named Queen, huh? Ain't that sweet!
You dance like you rode a bicycle race with no seat!
That's what's wrong with you people, you'll do anything to get famous!
You changed your name to Mercury,
you should've been Freddie Uranus!

You think I haven't heard those things before?
You're just a bully who's too scared to go to war!
You had a hit song called "My Way", but someone else wrote it
You're the least talented rat in your whole pack of rodents
You've got four notes in your whole range, you can't act, and you can't dance!
I'm more powerful than you when I'm wearing women's pants!
Why do you stand there in a suit? it's like you're trying to bore me
When I rock the UK, South America gets horny
Because my songs have balls! They're the anthems of victory!
Your music is like the sound track to a vasectomy
You're in the pocket of the mafia, and everybody knows
Guinea Dago, Guinea Dago? Guinea Dago, Figaro!

Easy, Jaws of Life, I can't stand a racist
I love the coloreds and the queers, just ask Sammy Davis
Look, we all want to swing, baby, but you took it too far
You played butthole roulette and you lost the draw!

I took one for both teams from a disease no one knew existed
I didn't leave a mark on history, I French kissed it!




I'm a champion of the world, extinguished in his prime!
So kiss my ass Frankie, but you'll have to wait in line!

Overall Meaning

In these lyrics from the Epic Rap Battles of History between Frank Sinatra and Freddie Mercury, the two legends engage in a heated exchange of insults aimed at highlighting their differences in style, talent, and personality. Sinatra takes the first shot, mocking Mercury's appearance with a crude remark about his teeth and urging him to dress and act more like a gentleman. He also tries to belittle Mercury's fame by suggesting that he and his band will do anything to get famous, including changing their name to Queen and dancing awkwardly.


Mercury, however, is not one to back down from a challenge, and he quickly fires back with a scathing retort that cuts Sinatra down to size. He accuses Sinatra of being a bully and a fraud, claiming that he had a hit song ("My Way") that someone else wrote and that he lacks talent and range as a singer and performer. He also calls out Sinatra's ties to the mafia and his racist views, while celebrating his own status as a champion of the world and a trailblazer who took risks and broke barriers.


Overall, these lyrics offer a fascinating glimpse into the personalities and styles of two iconic musicians who left an indelible mark on the world of music and pop culture.


Line by Line Meaning

Ho! What's wrong with your face? Baby, yikes!
Freddie Mercury insults Frank Sinatra's appearance.


With those teeth when you're through there'll be no dust left to bite!
Freddie Mercury mocks Frank Sinatra's teeth and questions his hygiene.


Christ, newsflash, kid: this is show business!
Freddie Mercury reminds Frank Sinatra that this is show business and he needs to show class.


Show some class when you dress, shave that bush off your lips!
Freddie Mercury tells Frank Sinatra to shave his mustache and dress better.


Your band's named Queen, huh? Ain't that sweet!
Frank Sinatra sarcastically comments on Freddie Mercury's band name.


You dance like you rode a bicycle race with no seat!
Frank Sinatra insults Freddie Mercury's dancing abilities.


That's what's wrong with you people, you'll do anything to get famous!
Frank Sinatra attacks Freddie Mercury's motivation for fame.


You changed your name to Mercury, you should've been Freddie Uranus!
Frank Sinatra makes a juvenile joke about Freddie Mercury's name change.


You think I haven't heard those things before?
Freddie Mercury dismisses Frank Sinatra's insults as unoriginal.


You're just a bully who's too scared to go to war!
Freddie Mercury challenges Frank Sinatra's tough guy persona.


You had a hit song called "My Way", but someone else wrote it!
Freddie Mercury accuses Frank Sinatra of not writing his hit song.


You're the least talented rat in your whole pack of rodents!
Freddie Mercury insults Frank Sinatra's talent and associates him with rats.


You've got four notes in your whole range, you can't act, and you can't dance!
Freddie Mercury continues to insult Frank Sinatra's abilities.


I'm more powerful than you when I'm wearing women's pants!
Freddie Mercury boasts about his stage presence and persona.


Why do you stand there in a suit? it's like you're trying to bore me!
Frank Sinatra's suit and lack of excitement bores Freddie Mercury.


When I rock the UK, South America gets horny!
Freddie Mercury boasts his international appeal.


Because my songs have balls! They're the anthems of victory!
Freddie Mercury praises his own songs and their powerful themes.


Your music is like the sound track to a vasectomy!
Freddie Mercury insults Frank Sinatra's music.


You're in the pocket of the Mafia, and everybody knows!
Freddie Mercury attacks Frank Sinatra's alleged connections to organized crime.


Guinea Dago, Guinea Dago? Guinea Dago, Figaro!
Freddie Mercury mocks Frank Sinatra's Italian heritage by singing an Italian-sounding phrase.


Easy, Jaws of Life, I can't stand a racist!
Frank Sinatra is accused of being racist by Freddie Mercury.


I love the coloreds and the queers, just ask Sammy Davis!
Freddie Mercury references Frank Sinatra's friend Sammy Davis Jr. to accuse him of hypocrisy.


Look, we all want to swing, baby, but you took it too far!
Freddie Mercury criticizes Frank Sinatra's playboy lifestyle.


You played butthole roulette and you lost the draw!
Freddie Mercury insults Frank Sinatra's sexual practices.


I took one for both teams from a disease no one knew existed!
Freddie Mercury shares his experience with AIDS to highlight his bravery and struggles.


I didn't leave a mark on history, I French kissed it!
Freddie Mercury is proud of his legacy as a rock legend.


I'm a champion of the world, extinguished in his prime!
Freddie Mercury proclaims himself as a champion and mourns his premature death.


So kiss my ass Frankie, but you'll have to wait in line!
Freddie Mercury tells Frank Sinatra to get in line and kiss his ass as a sign of respect.




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Comments from YouTube:

Brandon Hughes

"I didn't leave my mark on history, I French kissed it" is such an incredibly Freddie Mercury thing to say

Fleshie09

That's my favorite line😂

neuralmute

Freddie would have said that, Darling.

Matt Volkien

It still breaks my heart that half the people portrayed in erb wont ever see these.

Chugargonfan

I know. Poor Easter bunny…

ShadowDragon8685

Honestly, I would love to see a "Freddie Mercury and Frank Sinatra React To" of this video.
I think they'd both love it, to be honest.

Van Iang

same... i lay at night wondering how ole' g wash would've react to him dissing william wallace

depea

i think its best if hitler doesnt see his...

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El Penguino

Can we just talk about how perfectly Peter played Freddie? Like, holy shit.

Shield Maiden

Omg yes

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