Daylyt: "When Soulja Boy Blew Up, Fans Felt They Could Rap Too"

Daylyt spoke to VladTV about recently recording music with J. Cole and having a conversation about how rap today not being as challenging as in past eras. Daylyt explained that many fans believe that they can become successful rappers after listening to the music that is released today.  He also spoke about believing that streaming services are a scam to both the artist and the listener, and Daylyt added that he was able to sell 100,000 albums on his website alone. In the future, he says he will solely feature his albums on his website.

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