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Lord Jamar: Daylyt's Gay Antics Are All for Attention
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October 4, 2014
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as posted by the channelLord Jamar shared his thoughts on the highly controversial "I'll f*ck the sh*t out of Diddy" comment made by the one and only, Daylyt, in this clip from his exclusive interview with VladTV.
Lord Jamar feels as though this is another example of the lengths that people are willing to go to in order to have people notice them. While he may have been baffled at how comfortably Daylyt was able to make those bold statements, he believes that it's really "nothing new," as he referenced the wild actions of Ozzy Osbourne during his rock shows in the 1970s. However, after Jamar was informed of Bizarre's response to Daylyt, where he stated that he wouldn't f*ck Diddy, but rather have a sexual encounter with Elton John, he pondered exactly how far these two men would be willing to go.
Since they have a battle coming up in December (according to Daylyt's Instagram), Jamar painted the picture of Daylyt and Bizarre actually performing fellatio on one another during the battle, and questioned if the public would still watch. Daylyt's past battle vs. 40 B.A.R.R.S. on QOTR was brought up in reference to him pulling out his penis, and how many men from the crowd left the building as a result.
As Jamar stated in the interview above - would you watch if Daylyt and Bizarre really performed sexual acts on one another during their battle?
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