#wrd2mimva

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Daylyt - WRD2MIMVA (Joey Bada$$ diss)

Daylyt is finally off Savings Time since he finally responded to with the long-awaited diss/response titled "WRD2MIMVA"

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Daylyt Fires Back at Joey Bada$$ with New Diss Track "WRD2MIMVA"

In an unexpected turn of events, hip-hop artist Daylyt has released a new diss track titled “WRD2MIMVA,” responding directly to Joey Bada$$ following their recent exchange. Known for his provocative style and intricate lyricism, Daylyt’s latest offering is not just a mere retort; it’s an exploration of the underlying tensions and competitive spirit that often fuel the hip-hop community. “A reply…

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WRD2MIMVA

I will have to re-listen to Daylyt’s previous disses but to me it sounds like a new type of sound compared to the previous two disses from like .... months back when Joey first kicked things off (and then disappeared).

I think heard in an interview that Daylyt produces his own beats but either way, whoever did the beat, it goes hard. The base beat is kind of a loop of building tension and then releasing it with more of a bounce-y beat but it gets mixed up with drums that change up from section to section to give support to what Daylyt is saying. You definitely should have your headphones in for listening to this, you gotta feel the drum kicks in your chest.

Flow and the bars are great, but like that was never a question. I will maybe post about my fav lines once I am off the clock.

[sab-cat]

Daylyt did drop and then delete a foreboding hint that a Joey Bada$$ diss may be coming just a few days ago.

Joey Bada$$ set the tone at the start of 2025 with his West Coast diss record "The Ruler's Back." It's spawned a new rap beef that seems to be purely about the competition that the genre tends to bring out. However, this new response from battle rapper Daylyt --who Joey dissed on his "Red Bull Freestyle"-- may have taken things beyond that.