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Big T: Daylyt is a URL Rookie Who Needs to Start from the Bottom
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March 27, 2015
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4:13Now PlayingWhile on some down time during their tour, Big T and Bizarre had an exclusive sitdown with VladTV, where they shared their predictions on the upcoming URL 'Rookies vs. Vets' event and much more.
The clip starts off with Big T giving battle rap fans the disappointing news that the match-up between himself and Ty Law would not be happening until Rookies vs. Vets 2.
The two emcees then gave their predictions on Rookies vs Vets 1. While taking nothing away from the rookies, Big T made it clear that he was "riding with the vets." He also stated how he felt the themes of these battles have the same energy as the "Midwest Movement," in which he played a significant role in. He also expressed his excitement about the event, which is taking place on March 28th at the Gramercy Theatre in New York.
When asked about which rookies they thought would put on the best performances, Bizarre stated that he was most confident in T-Top, who is going up against fan favorite, Charlie Clips. After commending Biz's ability to analyze battle rap rookies, T states that he is impressed with Prep.
Keeping their feud alive, Big T explains that while Daylyt has an extensive battle rap resume, he is still considered a URL rookie because he has never "graced the stage."
Listen to more of Big T and Bizarre's opinions in the clip above.
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