September 9, 2015
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4:52Now PlayingDaylyt's stories are usually full of his trollfilled antics, but this time around given the evidence the battle rapper's latest tale may have more than just a bit of truth to it.
In mid-July, infamous drug lord El Chapo escaped from prison for the second time, a feat Daylyt says he was the mastermind behind. "I helped him," he reveals to DJ Vlad as he flashes his African medallion, a "souvenir" given to him by the kingpin himself.
The story seems a bit far-fetched, but bare with us: Daylyt supposedly received the U.S. equivalent of "600 million pesos" from his comrade Drake to help El Chapo flee to Africa. If you're curious about how he got there (you know, because of geographical circumstances), it's important to know that Daylyt has an underground railroad that reaches from Mexico to Sudan, which explains where El Chapo really went once he escaped the Mexican prison.
Wait, the story isn't over. Because what do you do after you bust one of the most dangerous men in the world from behind bars? You turn him into a rapper - preferably one who speaks about drugs on the regular, like Future for instance.
If you're still hesitant about the story, press play to hear it in detail - because like all of Daylyt's stories, it just gets so much better. Watch above.
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