I believe MrDailyItems is also DailyBackingTracks guy, but is here pretending to be excited about his own soon to be submitted solo....he is competing in his own competition and driving traffic falsely:

MrDailyItem's reddit account is thirteen days old, and the OP's account, DailyBackingTracks is 18 days old.

MrDailyItem's competition video comes from the youtube account called "OfficialGuitarGuy" which follows only one channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSaxophonGuy/about

The OP, DailyBackingTracks guy is a saxophone player, as he admits in the comment section on his 50s jazz backing track.

DailyBackingtracks guy is MrDailyItems/OfficialGuitarGuy and TheSaxophoneGuy and is competing in his own contest, and pretending to be a different person, also upvoting his own posts - I rest my case.

edit: I was originally struck by the cheezy 1950s sales approach he used at the top, pretending to be an unbiased observer: "Awesome! Thanks a lot man, I will participate in every Challenge and I hope to win my own customized backing track!" He made sure to plug doing every one, and reminds you what you might win. This also provides legitimacy for his weekly traffic driving effort here on r/guitar. You want to get people to use your backing tracks, fine, but don't lie to us to do it, and don't enter your own contest under a fake but connected account.

----he can't wait to hear his own solo...come on, that's b.s.

Here he is telling himself how much he rocks on the Awful Backing Track competition a week ago. from this post: http://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar/comments/349qat/the_awful_backing_track_challenge/

If, these two are friends, they are coordinating their efforts, and acting here as if they don't know one-another. One telling the other how he rocks, the other suggesting things he do to make the contest really work. But both accounts just hopped on and replied to me within a minute or so.

This is the same guy, or two guys working the sub as a coordinated spamming effort, pretending to not know one another. Either way, it's not right.