Fresh Coast/FilmOn’s “Ether” event is now just 48 hours away and the excitement and anticipation for the headlining battle between Dizaster and Cassidy is palpable across the world of battle rap. Nevertheless, the card also features a string of other great match-ups including Conceited vs. Bigg K, Illmaculate vs. Real Deal, Arsonal vs. The Saurus and Daylyt vs. Serius Jones.
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Recently sitting down at HipHopDX’s Hollywood offices, Dizaster spoke with BattleRap.com about Daylyt’s upcoming match-up. During the conversation, Dizaster reveals that he’s placed a number of conditions on Daylyt and subsequently warns the Watts, Calif. battler: “No body parts.”
“I’m already putting him on all types of agreements,” Dizaster explains. “I’ve already told Lush [One], ‘I’ll murder him if he does a single twerk.’ I’m gonna murder Daylyt before the battle and nobody’s gonna battle. The whole event is gonna end. Ain’t no twerking going on. No boo boo. And no body parts. I told him: ‘Do whatever you want, [but] no body parts, Day, because if you do body parts while me and the homies are there, we’re gonna kill you.’"
“I’m not mad at the shit that Daylyt does, I just don’t want him to do it at an event like this,” Dizaster continues. “He can do it at another event, just not at this event.”
Over the past 24 hours, Daylyt has taken to Twitter to preview the antics he has lined up for this Saturday’s event. From Day’s tweets, it appears the emcee is centering his theatrics on the 2010 movie Inception.
Check out Daylyt’s tweets below:
Despite having yet to comment on Daylyt’s rumored antics at the battle, Serius Jones did acknowledge Day’s proposed trickery by retweeting the following tweet:
While discussing Daylyt’s attempts to defecate at both BBE’s “Duel In The Desert” and “Total Slaughter,” Dizaster went on to discuss the Shady Records and Eminem-backed event in further detail. He called the show “extremely biased” and says it was set up to favor certain battlers.
“[With] ‘Total Slaughter,’ there was an agenda behind it,” Dizaster says. “There was a driven agenda. It was an extremely biasedly structured show that was only in favor for certain people to win and they rigged it. It’s not like rigged like — I don’t know if necessarily the matches were rigged but everything was influenced to go in a certain direction. There was no way [Murda] Mook or [T-Rex] were going to come out looking bad, no matter what. So even if Rex lost, they would have erased the footage or something.”
Fresh Coast/FilmOn’s “Ether” event goes down this Saturday (Dec. 6) at the Belasco Theater in downtown Los Angeles, Calif. BattleRap.com will be in the building for the event so stay tuned for live updates and interviews.
What do you think? Will Daylyt listen to Dizaster’s warnings and shelve the antics? Let us know in the comments section below.
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