Filthy Frank vs Eric Andre

This is either a niche reference to the 2000’s limited 3-issue mini series “Batman: It’s Joker Time”, or (more likely) it’s a play on the then popular meme of having a character say “It’s ____ time” while referring to their own name (ex: “It’s Morbin Time!”)

Racism.

Fightmarker is so angry that he threatens your parents lives. Also does any rap battle creator actually take people’s suggestions?

goatse.cx, pronounced goatsee, was a domain that had two images, one of a man with a large penis, and the other stretching out his anus. Filthy frank is saying that if eric calls him the goat, then he will have sex with him, miming the ripping open of the anus to prove that point.

A reference to Pink Guy’s comedy rap “Nickelodeon Girls” in which Pink Guy calls Nickelodeon’s front desk and demands that they bring back adult actresses onto their sitcoms that he finds attractive.

“Yoinked your Spoinky” originates from a internet meme of calling any odd dance “The Yoinky Spoinky”, and it’s used here as a euphemism for masturbation.

This line references the “Harlem Shake” meme, which originated from a video of Pink Guy (and some other people) dancing to the song of the same name.

A reference to the “you get what you fucking deserve” meme, which features the Joker.

A reference to one of franks videos

The setup for this joke is the often memed on “Who killed Hannibal?” scene.
"Who killed Hannibal?"

The punchline is referring to the fact George Miller has retired the Filthy Frank name to focus on releasing original music under the name “Joji”.

This references a skit in The Eric Andre Show where comedian Hannibal Buress (dressed as Morpheus from 1999 film The Matrix) rushes into the studio and raps about various words that rhyme with “Morpheus”. He eventually loses words quick and tries to find words that loosely rhyme with “Morpheus”.

Him getting shot by The Joker (based off of the Arthur Fleck version from Todd Philips' eponymous film) both references the end of the skit, where Buress lays in a coffin, malt liquor in hand, as well as a line that will be mentioned later.

This is a reference to two separate bits on the Eric Andre Show, which riff on 9/11 truthers by instead suggesting they look into the similar-sounding band, 311.

A running inside joke within the rap battle community, where in Legend57 Rap Battles’s “Baldi vs Walter White”, Kanye West starts rapping and singing, right before he gives up and say

"ok"

Chin chin(ちんちん) can sometimes mean “penis” in Japanese, Filthy Frank is part Japanese.

This references the song featured at the end of most Filthy Frank videos.

Frank says that he watched The Eric Andre Show but found it lame or “cringe”.