A part of me thinks Joba's composition is the best one on "If You Pray Right" because of its substance. Another part of me thinks it's because his use of parallelism is fun and quick-witted. But most of my favoritism stems from the fact that he doesn't blink a single time while rapping his verse in the music video. And if you ask me, that's pretty darn impressive.
Honorable mention: McLennon because the way he glides through his verse and incorporates religious wordplay is genius. When he says, "My attention to detail is in scale with classic impressionists," he's not lying.
