Smack on Daylyt's Cocaine Admission: He's an Actor
March 30, 2015
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as posted by the channelWhile chopping it up with battle rap correspondent Mike Florence, Smack and Jack Thriller spoke about Jack's future battles, TRex's loyalty to the Ultimate Rap League, and Daylyt admitting he "hits the rock."
The clip begins with Jack being asked about the possibility of stepping in the ring with Bronx battler Goodz, to which Jack responded by saying he wants to battle someone he feels is more relevant on the battle scene. The G-Unit comedian remains adamant about battling Hitman Holla and his younger brother, Show Out.
After Thriller issued yet another challenge to the siblings from St. Louis, his opponent was then asked about T-Rex's comments about not being loyal to the URL any longer. Smack responded by saying that even though they may have differences at times, he considers the Harlem legend a brother who always remain loyal to the league that gave him his professional start.
Smack and Jack were then asked for their response to Daylyt recently admitting to the world that he occasionally smokes crack cocaine. Their reply was that they do not judge the California emcee for his recreational use of the drug. Jack Thriller then went on to state that Day being under the influence makes some of his actions justifiable, while Smack implied that the Krack City member made the recent confession for marketing purposes.
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