Drect Says "T-Rex Evolved More Than Math Hoffa!" (Killaz Battle League)
May 7, 2013
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as posted by the channelDrect, the founder of Grind Time and selfproclaimed "Steve Jobs of battle rap" stopped by our VladTV headquarters for an exclusive interview where he shared his predictions for the upcoming VladTV Killaz Battle League card.
Drect was surprised to hear that Math Hoffa and T-Rex were going to be facing off again for a second time, and said that he feels as though Rex has evolved more as a battler over the years than Math has. However, that's no shot at Math's skills at all. He was also intrigued by the Bigg K vs Shotgun Suge battle as well as the Hanz vs Iron Sheikh, since Hanz has never battled on camera before, and Sheikh hasn't battled in a long time.
These are guaranteed to be some classic matchups that the battle rap community will thoroughly enjoy.
The first ever historical Killaz Battle League event will be taking place on May 11th at Club Element located at 225 E. Houston St, NYC. The doors will open at 3pm.
Also on the card, will be performances from Styles P and Loaded Lux.
Come out and support the Killaz Battle League movement on May 11th! It's surely going to be an event that you won't want to miss!
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