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Part 1: Math Hoffa Commends Saigon & Havoc for Ending Beef and Working Together
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In this clip, Saigon started by asking Math Hoffa who he’d credit for making battle rap get to the level it’s at, which led to Havoc asking who puts up the money for the battles. Math revealed that sometimes it comes from sponsors, and other times it’s the owners putting up their own money as an investment. From there, Math spoke about the downside of using apps, and he revealed the most he’s seen rappers get paid for a battle. When asked if big rappers like Cassidy are getting $200,000 more, Math revealed that it’s realistic because of the attention the battle will get. Math also chose between battle rapping and podcasting, and it was clear that he was sticking with podcasting. Math added that he took the money from one of his battles with Serius Jones to start his podcast, which led to Saigon asking about what led to Math punching Serius at one of their battles.
Moving along, Saigon spoke about battle rappers getting six figures for battles, and Math Hoffa revealed the people in the battle rap scene that he credits for it getting to this level. When Havoc asked who puts up the money, Math revealed that it’s sponsors and the league owners who invest in the battles. Math then addressed battle rappers claiming that they got thousands, and he explained that Cassidy and other big names are getting $200,000 for a battle. When asked if he’d give up podcasting or battle rapping, Math revealed that podcasting has given him a feeling of making it on his own. Math added that he invested in the podcast with the money he got from his Serius Jones battle, which led to Saigon saying that he was mad about Math punching Serius during one of their battles. This led to Math explaining that he and Serius didn’t like one another in real life, which led to problems on the stage.
