Dumbfoundead: Battle Rappers Are Too Friendly During Match-Ups
March 12, 2015
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as posted by the channelIn this clip from his exclusive interview with VladTV, Dumbfoundead shared his thoughts on the classic title match at the Blackout 5 event between Pat Stay and Charron and also discussed the possibility of Pay Stay being victorious in the ring against battle rap great Hollow Da Don. He also expressed his excitement about the upcoming matchup between Hollow and Charlie Clips.
While on the subject of the title match between Pat Stay and Charron, Dumbfoundead admitted that at first he wasn't too familiar with both emcees but was instantly impressed with them after watching them battle, and praised their ability for rebuttal as well as their freestyle skills.
While speaking about the controversy surrounding the third round in the matchup, Dumbfoundead stated that even if Charron would've been able to use his angle, Pat Stay still would've come out victorious.
When asked if Pat Stay would be able to take the W if he stepped in the ring with Hollow Da Don, Dumbfoundead stated that if that battle were to take place, his bets are on Hollow. He then went on to say that he was looking forward to seeing the upcoming battle between Hollow Da Don and Harlem's own Charlie Clips.
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