The debate over who deserves to wear the absolute crown as the best MC of all time has erupted again with statements that reflect the mentality of a true elite competitor. During a recent interview with great media impact, the Madrid star Chuty made his position clear when he was asked about the best freestyler on the circuit. With a mix of raw honesty and the extreme confidence that characterizes him in 2026, the rapper stated: “I don’t consider, that is, I don’t consider because I don’t consider anyone better than me.”
Champion mentality: “I consider myself one of the best”
Far from false modesty, Sergio Castro (Chuty) tackled the eternal question of the lyrical scene by analyzing the level of parity at the pinnacle of freestyle rap. Although his emphatic statement that “there’s no one better than me” grabbed the headlines, the Madrid native nuanced his answer by breaking down the fine line that separates victory from defeat in the high-pressure format.
“I consider myself one of the best, but if Teorema catches me, he can beat me; if I catch him on Saturday, I can beat him,” he argued analytically.
For the competitor, el freestyle de élite no se trata de una superioridad absoluta y permanente, sino de momentos específicos, rachas y del día en que se afronte el choque de rimas en la tarima.
Respect for the legends and history of the circuit
Despite his high self-esteem, Chuty didn’t miss the opportunity to list and show the utmost respect to those names who, along with him, shaped the golden age of Spanish-language rap battles.
The elite list: During the conversation, the Spanish MC brought up figures like Skone, Aczino, Arkano, Dtoke, and Teorema.
The weight of the legacy: The rapper summarized the complexity of the historical analysis with a blunt statement: “The story is very long.”
With these statements, Chuty reaffirms that a winning mentality and unwavering self-confidence are as fundamental on the mic as wit, rhyme schemes, or stage presence before international judges.
