Daylyt blames Eminem for mumble rap rise

About 3 months ago, during one of the episodes of Last Second Sea, one of the best battle rappers Daylyt gave one of the weirdest compliment to Eminem I’ve ever heard.

While reacting to one of the Loaded Lux’s bars during the battle against Hollow Da Don, Daylyt said: “This is better than all of y’all careers, everyone. Everybody that has battled in the past XYZ amount of years why y’all try to do this?”

He continued: “I remember I was talking to somebody about when Eminem first popped up in rap. And Eminem is the reason mumble rap exists. Eminem rapped that a level of so high that everybody just gave up. It was like ‘you know what? we will never get there. Let’s just go backwards. And that’s what happens to battle rap. This is the highest level, why n-ggas don’t try to be better than this. N-ggas just go like ‘you know what? I’mma just go that way. This is crazy man.”

Daylyt has established himself as an innovative and key figure in both the music and creative industries over the years. He applies his unique style and personality to everything he does and in the process leaves audiences in astonishment, always wanting to know what he’ll do next and how he’ll do it.

Channeling his energy towards art has been massively important for Daylyt. After growing up in a tough area of Los Angeles he felt it was important to surround himself with a loyal team of people who all share the fundamental values of commitment and professionalism in order to achieve a common goal. This creative and professional outlook has led to an impressive photography career, with his remarkable work encompassing a new era we are entering of freedom, empowerment, sexuality and most importantly, artistic expression, using professional, prominent fashion looks…Check out the interview below:

Daylyt explains uniqueness of “Lose Yourself” & difference between prime & today’s Eminem

Battle rapper Daylyt has recently done an Instagram Live session where he talked about why Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” is the anthem for anyone who is battling anything and what is the difference between prime and today’s Eminem.

“Prime Em… What Eminem does with his rhyme pattern is so amazing bro. It’s Amazing. Then I’m listening to doubles and stacks and the passion he puts in his verse. Yo, Em is so fire. Prime Em, ni**a’s so fire. I’m listening to this “Lose Yourself” song and I’m thinking of the setup of that record and as a battle rapper and a person that has stepped into any battle, I don’t just mean battle rap, I mean basketball games, sports, anything that was a moment that could shift your life, this song spoke to you. Any moment in life where you go. This record is for all those moments. And I think about that all the time, like, yo, that’s fire!”

“I just when through Em’s whole catalog and then I went though new catalog and I realize what is the problem with Em right now. Em has grown, mentally, physically, spiritually. He can’t rap about the things he rapped no more. But mainly, I’m gonna tell you, mainly what is hurting Eminem. Right now, it’s beat selection. Em is trying to do what he normally does over modern beats and he’s traying to add modern style production inside of his ability. Like, when you are adding water and oil together, it just don’t mix. If Em is to get on some boom bap, some heavy boom bap s**t…BOY! We need Eminem and Alchemist. We need Eminem and Dilla. We need Eminem and Willie D. We need Eminem on whoever produces for Conway The Machine. We need Em and them type of ni**as bro. Em will do DAMAGE if he gets back to those type of beats. Em would do an ultimate damage. And I’m only saying this because I want to put energy out there and hopefully Eminem is watching this. And hopefully somebody that’s related to Eminem is watching this. And tell Em I said this personally.”

“At the Eminem universe, they hate me and love me because I’ve been f**king with Em so much. And I troll a lot because I’m a fan. That’s what fans do. They troll and say opposite of how they feel. I’ve been listening to a lot Eminem and other than that, I’ve been listening to a lot of Ice Cube, Tupac, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole…”

Watch the video below:

Daylyt to Eminem: “Now is the time to come back to battle rap!”

Battle rap legend Daylyt has just offered Eminem to go back to his roots!

Check out his tweets below!

 

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