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Bishop Brigante made both his return to battle rap and his KOTD debut against Arsonal at "Blackout 5" earlier this month. Recapping his performance in a post-battle interview with BattleRap.com, Brigante addressed where he stands as a battler — "I'm back full circle" he said — and who he might consider as a potential next opponent.

During the first segment of BattleRap.com’s pre-“Blackout 5” interview with Bishop Brigante, the King Of The Dot representative shared his thoughts ahead of his return to battling.

Here, during the second part of that interview, Bishop speaks on his history in the scene as well as outlining the differences in battle rap in different eras. He also discusses his growing notoriety in Toronto's scene during the late '90s and how he continuously outperformed challengers in phone battles on top radio stations.

After his impressive comeback performance against Bill Collector at Don’t Flop’s first event in Philadelphia late last month, E. Ness spoke with BattleRap.com to recap his performance, which was widely touted as the best of the night.

Following his battle with John John Da Don at SMACK/URL’s "Rookies vs. Vets" event on March 28, Prep chopped it up with BattleRap.com to discuss how he thought the match-up went, as well as to highlight what he’d learned from the experience.

The headliners and the pay-ver-view hosts run down KOTD's April 18 event in Los Angeles.

During BattleRap.com’s interview with Beasley from early 2015, the URL representative spoke on a variety of battle rap-related topics, including the league's impressive growth over the past year.

Beasley starts off by addressing where he believes SMACK/URL stands in today’s battle rap landscape. With the ever-increasing amount of leagues popping up, many fans and spectators have questioned the hierarchy in the space, thanks in part to both of last year’s mammoth events: “Total Slaughter” and “Ether.”

Big T and Rone break down their "Blackout 5" battle in Toronto on Feb. 8.