it's funny, the early days of URL, Hynaken's This is 50/True Stories Radio interviews was one of the few places to go for battle rap interviews. That 2010-2012 era. Then he slowly started stepping away from the scene as battle rap grew. I don't know if he lost desire to cover it or so much competition popped up he just didn't want to compete.
Esso is mad cool with Smack, he was around during the DVD era. He said he told Smack he was crazy for putting all his content back on YouTube instead of DVDs back then and he admits he was clearly wrong
Hynaken was around the culture for a long time also. They definitely do sounded a little dated on their viewpoints though
Even when I used to think Roc was wack (yes, I once felt this way smh), I was always somewhat of a fan because you can tell Roc CARES about the shyt. It’s not a check to him and he’s not down playing everyone else. Roc really gives a fukk about battling, been in the game forever and has maintained his passion for the shyt. That’s commendable no matter who you are and no matter what you do.
I agree, but it is not unquestioned/ universal. And I am someone who has Danny in my top 5 of all times. Example: I don’t really like Ars or Diz as battlers, but it is undeniable that they are legendary battlers. People hate Verb but won’t deny he is a legend. It is not the same with Danny.Okay Jakk
He's already legendary. He should be in Mt. Rushmore talks.
That's just popularity, some of which is Danny's fault. At this point, he should be mentioned in the same way as Dizaster at least, he is directly responsible for a lot of where the West is now, at his own sacrifice. Sheep ass BR fans are going to say what they're told to think.
battle rap one of the few things where if you just fully participating and battling everyone and helping the sport grow, your peers seemingly look down on you
Contrary to popular belief. I think most battlers see Danny as some sorta alien almost. Everyone that speaks of him has the utmost respect for dude it seems
