Royce 5’9″ has recently took on Instagram to share throwback video of him performing with Eminem back in 1997.
In the caption Royce wrote: “In 1997, I wore Iceberg because of Jay Z. I wore Cartier because of Detroit. I wore durags because of thin corners. Eminem would share his stage with me, although most did not know me yet. Forever grateful. Forever loyal. Forever Shady.”
Few days ago, Fredwreck’s Instagram post sparked the rumors of The Marshall Mathers LP 3 album but now some fans think Bad Meets Evil might be on the way.
You can check out Royce’s post on Instagram below:
At Riot Fest in Chicago Sunday night, the 31-year-old Machine Gun Kelly took aim at the Grammy Award-winning heavy metal band Slipknot, who were performing on another stage during MGK’s set.
“Hey, you want to know what I am really happy that I am not doing? Being 50 years old wearing a f**king weird mask on a f**king stage, talking s**t. So, anyway, what is everyone’s favorite candy? Reece’s Pieces?” said the Cleveland-rapper-now-turned-to-punk-rocker.
Later MGK added: “Turn the lights up. Let me see who chose to be here instead of with all the old weird dudes with masks.”
Back in February, Corey Taylor, the lead vocalist and lyricist of the band, appeared on Cutter’s Rockcast podcast, where the singer shaded musicians who changed genres.
“I hate the artists who failed in one genre and decided to go rock — and I think he knows who he is. But that is another story. I am the worst and I hate everything. People are used to that with me, though. But I have also encouraged a younger generation to think past the boundaries of what we listen to.”
Last year, in an interview with Dave Franco for Interview Magazine, MGK revealed that his last hip-hop album Hotel Diablo ‘was not welcomed because of the infamous Eminem beef.’
In many occasions, Corey Taylor has showed respect and love to Eminem and expressed his desire to do a song with Detroit legend. For that reason, Slim Shady and Slipknot fans unite to force Machine Gun Kelly leave Rock too. Check some of the best reactions below:
Slipknot fans and Eminem fans coming together on the tl now that they have the same common enemy pic.twitter.com/IGJSTsVbr4
MGK dissed Eminem so his rap career could be demolished and transition into the discount “Pop Punk” crap he makes now. So Maybe he wants Slipknot to diss him badly so he can start a reggae album next https://t.co/UKzOgkc3cg
It’s also interesting that MGK always seems to pick fights with people that are way more talented than he is and will ever be. First Eminem & now Slipknot. https://t.co/kzsUdBpPEo
On the 20th episode of Shirley’s Temple, Shirley Ju sat down with Snow Tha Product to discuss being signed to a major label to now being independent, her favorite songs to perform, journey with mental health, making music for the youth and much more.
At one point of the interview, Ju asked her about her favorite Eminem album. “First of all, Slim is named after Eminem. What’s your favorite Eminem album cause I know you listening to him?”
Snow replied: “Honestly, The Marshall Mathers LP. Back then, I definitely paid a lot of attention to Eminem. Loved him, loved the vibe. You know that rebellious, ‘I do not f**k with you all’ attitude. Coming out the gate being like, “Yo, I do not f**k with the norm of what you all think a pop star is.” And still becoming a pop star, that is pretty dope to me. Eminem is dope.”
You can watch the interview below:
Few months back, Snow also named Eminem as one of her “musical DNA”:
“Definitely some Eminem, Definitely some Selena, definitely miss Lauryn Hill… Back then, my homegirl let me have some CDs because I couldn’t afford it and she just gave me a Big Pun CD, an Eminem CD, Lauren Hill, Lil Kim, and Outcast… The best thing anybody could have done. That’s all I had, so I would just keep playing and keep playing it on loop. And if you think about those names and those things at that time that was the greatest music to put to make an artist.”
Producer Stone, who has previously produced for Nasaan, has shared a snippet of the song he produced with Eminem for Nasaan song, called “Not Even For Jesus.”
The producer shared a video on his Instagram with the caption: “Go to war with all of my demons.”
In the comment section, Nasaan commented the title of the song and someone replied: “Ain’t this the same beat you used for the Marshall collaboration?”
On which, Stone responded: “Ah, this a different one. Me and Marshall made this beat.”
You can check the original post below and to listen to the song, slide left.
Eminem’s daughter Halie Jade posted a video on TikTok, wearing a large sweater, lip-syncing to the song titled “Vent” by Baby Keem. In the caption she wrote: “Weekend vibes. Later, Hailie then pretended to punch the camera with her fist.
In the first scene of the video, Hailie was not wearing the makeup so fans jumped quickly jumped into the comments section to praise the young influencer and tell her how she looked like her father, Eminem.
“Mini Em, it’s so crazy!”, “You look like your father without makeup.” , “Wow! You look like your father!” , “Holy Hell! She looked like her Dad in the beginning!” , “Her in the beginning. It’s like seeing his twin.” – Fans made the following comments.
Shady Records latest signee, GRIP has recently sat down with Bootleg Kev for an interview on his podcast where the two talk about how Eminem found his music, signing to Shady Records, Atlanta music and more.
On signing to Shady Records
“Eminem is like a coach who used to play basketball in NBA. I felt that. Before we even get to any paperwork or anything, he was just like ‘Yo, I don’t wanna change nothing, everything you do is great, creative control.'”
About getting Eminem & Royce 5’9″ on “IDFT!?”
“I chose the record which I wanted Eminem to be on. I played it before I told him and he was like ‘Damn, this hook is dope as f**k.’ I was like ‘that’s all I wanted to hear.’ With Royce, I already had the song constructed, like, the first half and second half and he just took the whole middle portion and killed that s**t which is what I was expecting him to do but then with Em s**t, I spent 16 bars. I was trying to be lyrical and do my own thing so when I sent it him and he sent back I already knew he was coming at least 36 bars. He went in. He went the f**k off. I don’t change s**t. I don’t change nothing.”
About his album “Snubnose” getting Eminem’s attention
“Em said he heard ‘Snubnose’ and the song ‘226’ caught his attention. I kinda rapping fast, switching cadences. For a long time, I was kinda upset cause it was great body of work and it fell under radar so for a long time I was frustrated. And its dope at least Em caught that s**t. It catapulted me to the next level. ”
You can watch the interview below:
GRIP also shows us why Eminem f**ks with him as the East Atlanta rapper spits some bars in an unforgettable freestyle.
During an interview with HipHopDX, Ice Cube spoke about his experience touring with a young Eminem during the Up In Smoke days.
“That was the first tour that I took my sons on. I am like, ‘You all hanging with me? You all about to grow up.’ I had them rolling with me, and just having the energy of all those humongous groups. I mean, at the time, Eminem was opening up after Warren G, Eminem was going on. So that just shows you the level that we were at, that we were on. He could have headlined.”
“It is just being with the best teams. You talk about the United States Olympic Dream Team or the ’90s Bulls, the ’80s Lakers, Shaq and Kobe, it is up there. You know you are at a point where it gets no better than this and that is what Up In Smoke Tour was.” – said Cube
Grammy-nominated and multiplatinum producer, Mike Zombie, who has previously produced Eminem’s “These Demons,’ featuring MAJ, along with TheLoudPack, Eminem and d.a. got that dope from Music To Be Murdered By: Side B album, wants to do more collaboration with Detroit legend.
Zombie even sent multiple beats to Eminem yesterday! Check the tweets below:
Rory and Mal’s latest episode, which is titled “The Lost Tapes: Side B,” features some never-before-seen discussion with HipHop, Alchemist, Earl Sweatshirt and WestSide Boogie, where they discuss everything the music nerds love, from surprise rollouts to how playlists have killed the album, as well as funny story involving Boogie and Eminem.
“I might get in trouble for saying that but I don’t care. So, I was on tour with Eminem in Australia. Alchemist was there but he doesn’t know I got into trouble. He got a song and he was brining me out to perform cause obviously, when I was performing alone it was like 20,000 people, which was a lot for me still but he was performing in front of 80,000 so he was like ‘we are going to do the song on my set,’ so we did it…We get to his verse and he was like ‘drrrrrrrr drrrrrr,’ I can’t rap that fast. He’s going crazy and I’m trying to hype the man and catch the words but I’m missing it every time, I was like ‘FUCK,” the next day he sent Tracy to talk to me he was like ‘Marshall needs to speak to you’…I was like ‘man, I’m in trouble.’ Em told me ‘you put me in the back man, I need more help, you gotta be better hypeman , you need to catch my words. I spent whole 24 hours trying to learn every single bar just to make sure I can catch them. I was catching words but I’m not moving. That s**t was crazy.” said Boogie.
“He is surgical, especially on stage with all details.” – Alchemist added.
You can watch the interview and “Rainy Days” performance below:
Lil Nas X has released new album “MONTERO” and it includes a song titled “DONT WANT IT.”
It features producer credits from Nick Mira and Lil Nas X himself, as this is the first song Lil Nas has helped co-produce on.
The song interpolates the folk nursery rhyme “Hush, Little Baby” in its chorus. Lil Nas X is not the first rapper to do so — the song was also sampled in Eminem’s 2004 hit song “Mockingbird” from Encore album. Lil Nas’ song also interpolates Eminem’s “Mockingbird.”
Here is what it sounds when both songs “DONT WANT IT” and “Mockingbird” are put together:
In the recent episode of My Expert Opinion, Math Hoffa and the rest of the crew debate about who would win if Eminem and Busta Rhymes did the Verzuz Battle.
Some individuals in the room think its Eminem the winner, the rest think its Busta who comes out on top.
At one point, Math Hoffa says: “Lets do not sleep on Eminem. He is a monster. I think the only person that it makes sense for Busta Rhymes or Eminem is each other.”
On which, battle rapper who goes by the name Vado, replied: “We got a better chance to find an unicorn than this happening.”
