Hollow on Lux Battle: "I'm Gonna Blackout"
December 27, 2013
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as posted by the channelWhile at the Smack/URL "Born Legacy" battle event, VladTV Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes, caught up with Hollow Da Don and spoke to him about his highly anticipated match vs the top of the crop, Loaded Lux. This is by far the most anticipated battle in the history of Battle Rap, as many have compared it to the Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao of Battle Rap. It took a long time for this battle to be set up, along with a bundle of money, but in the end a deal was made and the two elite MC's will be facing off on the UW Battle League's "High Stakes" card on January 26th in Orange, New Jersey.
Hollow began the interview in a humorous mood, as he addressed the fast rising and very consistent battler Tay Roc's continued success. He joked that "Tay Roc gets better, the fresher he dresses" and was eventually met by one of Tay Roc's close associates along with the likes of Goodz and Swave Sevah. Hollow went on to express his feelings regarding his battle with Loaded Lux and how he claims that he isn't excited about it, but also that he is "gonna blackout." Given that Lux is arguably the best in the sport when it comes to pure penmanship, Hollow acknowledged that he won't be able to come with anything average for this battle.
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