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John John Responds to Daylyt's "Eat Your As*" Threats
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October 2, 2014
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4:57Now PlayingVladTV Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes caught up with John John Da Don following his battle vs. Aye Verb at Summer Madness 4.
John John, who previously trolled Aye Verb by posting a blog of him visiting a retirement home that he planned on checking Verb into, acknowledged that his opponent came strong and put on a great performance to make their battle a great one. He was unbiased when he stated that fans he spoke to gave Verb the victory live in the venue, but believes that the judgment will change once the footage drops because there were so many fans interfering with his verses by booing him unnecessarily. John believes that he was given the same amount of love and hate as he was in his battle vs. Reed Dollaz, the only difference this time was that Verb was way better than Reed, so the crowd hatred stood out more against him.
He gave praise to Charlie Clips for putting on a truly epic performance vs. T-Rex, and admitted that he initially thought that Rex would win. Following discussions about SM4, John John addressed Daylyt's recent "I'll eat your as* from the front!" threats that he made on Twitter. He stated that he knows Daylyt's sexually charged threats are just him "trolling"; however, he does feel uncomfortable. If they ever battle, John John is confident that he'll beat him.
QueenzFlip also made a hilarious cameo appearance at the end of this interview.
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