McDonald’s Flavor Battle DJ Competition Winner

by Digital and Radio FactsNovember 16, 2015May 26, 202616

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><figcaption>�(Pictured left to right: radio host, Angela Yee, Sprite Senior Customer Marketing Manager, Chrystal Reynolds, DJ Clark Kent, DJ Rhetorik, CEO of Powermoves Marketing & Promotions, Shawn Prez and McDonald’s U.S. Marketing Director, <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>William Rhodes</strong>. (PRNewsFoto/McDonald’s USA)</figcaption></figure>
<p>Last night, music industry elite came out to celebrate DJ Rhetorik, as he took home the $10,000 cash prize from the 2015 McDonald’s� <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Flavor Battle</strong> DJ Competition. The New York native put forth his best skills to beat out DJ Soundwave of Los Angeles and DJ Lani Love of Chicago at <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Orbit Nightclub</strong> during Global Spin Awards weekend in New York City.<br />
Legendary DJ and producer, Clark Kent, served as this year’s <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Flavor Battle</strong> finale host while celebrity judges DJ Skribble, DJ Shiftee, DJ Jazzy Joyce and the 2014 <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Flavor Battle</strong> champion, DJ R-Tistic evaluated each of the finalists’ mixing styles, performance appeal and technique to determine who would be worthy of the grand title. Radio host and entertainment personality, Angela Yee, served as the social media correspondent providing live updates on each of the performance sets.<br />
“Winning this year’s McDonald’s <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Flavor Battle</strong> competition is a huge accomplishment for me,” said DJ Rhetorik. “Honestly, all of the DJs were great, and I’m extremely humbled to even be considered for the opportunity.”<br />
In its sixth year, the competition brought out some of the biggest up-and-coming DJs in the industry with 12 DJs hand-picked by McDonald’s and Complex Media vying for the chance to win the grand prize. Over the course of three weeks, three DJs � one from the West Coast, East Coast and Midwest regions � won over the stylistic preferences of online voters and fans of the art form with creative mixes that helped them advance through three rounds of voting on flavorbattle.com. Spinning on the 1s and 2s, the final three competed, putting forth their best craveable flavor, and were extremely active on social media encouraging their networks to participate in the voting process using the hashtag #365FlavorBattle.<br />
“The excitement surrounding the 2015 McDonald’s <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Flavor Battle</strong> competition was solid and engaging,” said William Rhodes, McDonald’s U.S. marketing director. “Cognizant of hip-hop resonating deeply among our Millennial audience, McDonald’s celebrates this art form and recognizes the importance of such a program. We are proud to offer the <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Flavor Battle</strong> as a platform for rising DJs to showcase their skills on a national stage.”</p>
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