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What is the rhyme scheme called where near rhymes flow into pure rhymes then back into near rhymes?

For example:

I digress strained and perplexed ingrained in vertex climbing tittys insane and perfect draw the curtains she deigns to get whipped by a leverton and she's still dick flirtin, a tit bitch like a protagonist in the next Tim Burton agonist while Kim's flirting with a faggot bitch, tits sagging rich she hits my digits quick I can't help but dick fidget my midget dick and rim her ridge her cricket pitch, swim in the smidge of her teen wickets her green spleen thickets I bone her with my boner as she roams and groans as I grope her open like a roman at a gladiator dome and dive in thrice like a vice oh let me scope in,

The style of poetry is known as

freestyle hip hop.

(or hip hop freestyle).

It is characterized by having no explicit lines or stanza structure or metric scheme, and a run-on feel. The interleaved rhyming pattern occurs in much of hip hop lyrics, but in freestyle the pattern is so pronounced that the rhyme scheme could be called freestyle itself.

All hip-hop, including freestyle and the more structured couplet form is characterized by

flow.

The flow of freestyle hip hop, in comparison to more strict metric hip hop, is structureless: no beats or line markers, a continuous set of phrases linked by some rhyming and stress, and no regular beat points. It is like improvisational jazz, quickly hopping from one phrase to another smoothly without sticking to a single pattern.

The 'freestyle' rhymes can range from simple assonance (same or even just similar vowel sounds) to full words, and part of the rhyme is matching some stress, but there is no explicit pattern that needs to be followed throughout. It is mostly complex multiple partial rhymes, interleaving one syllable pattern with another and starting a third before the others are done. Freestyle has the feel of internal rhyme because there are few obvious line endings.

In the given example, the words

digress/perplexed

rhyme only be the stress pattern, the 2nd vowel and an ending 's' sound.

And in the interleaved

strained/ingrained/insane,

the first and second words have an exact rhyme (but not meter), and the second and third words share meter and vowels.

With freestyle, as with the rest of hip-hop, there are few limits on the subject matter. Just like the (lack of explicit) rhyme scheme, it is a stream of consciousness flow through any of the usual hip hop subjects, from self-aggrandizement to the travails of life to explicit bodily functions. Sometimes there is an overall theme that is followed loosely and sometimes the ideas change from phrase to phrase to serve the rhyming.

I would call it..

Doggerel

loosely styled and irregular in measure especially for burlesque or comic effect.

As Mitch said: "no explicit lines or stanza structure or metric scheme"

also, and may I empahsize...

marked by triviality or inferiority

-Merriam Webster

Personally, I think this is a prank, or possibly troll-work.