T3 of Detroit’s legendary hip-hop group Slum Village has recently sat down with Math Hoffa and Mr. Mecc on My Expert Opinion alongside with Young RJ where they discussed “Nobody bumping Eminem in the hood or a car” narrative.
“I co-host couple of Em’s battles. He was killing it. Em was always dope. I remember Em’s first demos man, it was ridiculous. I was like, DAMN. [Nobody bumping Eminem in a car] narrative is crazy. Eminem is a GOAT. Let’s just keep it there. Em is a GOAT bro, I ain’t even let you go there. When you say that, you gotta start about the inception of him though. The inception of Em when he first dropped everybody was listening. I don’t care if you was in the hood. You were listening to what he was saying! YOU ARE LISTENING! So I ain’t buying that.” said T3.
It seems Math Hoffa agreed the narrative by saying “Em’s appealing to me because of the lyricism and the creativity but we are not on the block selling nothing… and people who say that are talking about the hood hood.” but then Mr. Mecc interfered: “I hate that bro, every block ain’t selling. And you have to remember that’s YOUR S–T. Those singles can’t do what they do if they are not being playing all over the f–king place. And if you didn’t turn up Eminem in your specific car, that’s cool. Just remember you wasn’t in every car and people who played Eminem in their car was not offering you a ride. So shut the f–k up. Just be quiet. Just remember those cars that was playing the records, you was not in. Stop trying to s–t on people.”
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