Back in 2015, For Episode 16 of “A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal,” Mac Miller talked about his first time meeting Eminem.
“Alchemist is so legendary. When you see pictures of him like him, Premier, Dilla, D’Angelo it’s crazy. We went record shopping in Japan and planned meeting Eminem. I had broken arm and that time and Em walked out and he makes fun of me for my hand which made me comfortable. That’s the most starstruck that I have ever been for sure. I’ve met a lot of people but been cool hanging out but Em walked out and it was like ‘holy s**t that’s EMINEM!‘” – said Mac.
You can watch the interview below. Happy birthday and rest in peace, Malcom.
Snoop Dogg has recently visited Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen where he finally addressed Eminem’s “Zeus” directly.
When the host let guests ask the question to Snoop Dogg, one of the guests asked about Eminem situation. Here is what Snoop replied:
“We are still friends. I think that is family business and I do not want to make more than it is. I mean, he said what he said, I respect that and we are just going to keep it right there. That is family business.”
This is the finally confirmation that Eminem and Snoop Dogg so called ‘beef’ has ended as soon as it escalated. You can watch the new video below:
Young Buck has recently set down with DJ VLAD where he detailed the story of his infamous encounter with a trans woman.
“When that s**t first happened, just to be honest with you, it f**-ed me up like it would f**- anybody up. For me, it was one of them situations where I reacted not even seeing the video first because I know where I stand at. Like I said, I do not got a problem with them people. That was not me. But when I seen the f**-ing video, I said, damn, that is me in that f**-ing video. But it was not me knowingly going into a situation knowing that this is what the f*** it was. It was one of those things where I was catfished out of some s**t pretty much. A person was in these DMs sending p**sy pictures squirting all over the room and pop up and say ‘I’m in your city’. Me, at the time, thinking with my d**-, I smashed over there thinking I am gonna smash on this b***- and walk in the situation– it was not even me knowing what the person was at the time, it was me feeling like, hold on, this is a f**-ing robbery or set-up because when I realized, ‘hold on, that ain’t the same motherf**-er that’s been in the video’, I immediately got the f*** out of the room.”
“It’s clearly a situation where they were using the video to try and set me up for whatever reason or whatever they were trying to do. Because when I seen this s**t, I could see the way the camera angles were set up, but there was nothing that came from that. It was me getting out of the room honestly thinking that it was a f**-ing set-up from a b***- because nothing came from it. I approached the situation like, ‘ay, put this motherf**-er in your mouth’ from the understanding of what it was through these DMs and texts at that time was, ‘I am on my period’. So I was basically coming in, looking for the godd**n head out the b***- but it ended up not being a f**-ing b**-h and I ended up not getting no head from this motherf**-er.”
50 Cent responded to his interview on social media, saying: “Damn this boy really different [Laughs]. Caught with another transgender contender.”
Legendary rapper and producer Dr. Dre was back at home Saturday after being treated at a Los Angeles hospital for a reported brain aneurysm. He reportedly was released Friday from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Dr. Dre hit the studio with Interscope producers right after a day he left hospital. Dem Jointz, who was heavily involved in Dre’s Compton album, hit Instagram with new picture and caption: “And we back! Detox 2021!”
ZumoKollie, who is also one of the producers and music engineer at Interscope, shared the same picture with caption: “Boss Back! Calling The Shots! It is going to be a long year for you all, man!”
“My big bro is super good. We working!” said 5 times Grammy winner producer Focus3Dots.
You can check out the full thing in the video below:
Back in April, 2020, DJ Whoo Kid went live on Instagram with Akon and played one of Dr. Dre’s remixed songs from vaulted Detox album.
The track is titled “Back Again” and features Akon. The original version of the song was recorded and unofficially released in 2005 and it features rapper Kai. This would have marked second collaboration between Dre and Akon since dropping “Kush,” back in 2010, which also features Snoop Dogg.
“That song was when we were all waiting for that Detox album” says Akon at the end of the video.
The beat of the song is definitely produced by Dr. Dre himself. You can bump it below!
About a year ago, Murda Mook hit Math Hoffa on his “MY EXPERT OPINION” show where the crew discussed the possibility of Eminem returning to a battle rap scene, why MGK and Nick Cannon lost the beef with Em and more.
“I am disgusted at you for being in this battle rap culture and saying you do not think Eminem can come and battle. This is literally how he became Eminem to you. The s**t we are doing, he WAS doing that! This is what he does! His verse on “Lord Above” .. Everything is double entendre.” says Murda Mook
“No bulls**t but I’m more on inside of Eminem’s camp trust me. There is strong possibility that he might come back to battle rap cause he really loves it. Remember ‘Rap God’ ? That was the challenge for every rapper in the industry! He told us ‘I dare you ni**as to say something.'”
“Eminem is entire brand culture. There is lots of different dynamics that come with ‘Eminem’ the name. It’s not just a rapper. I know what Eminem is capable. He can drag all of us in to this and it might not be enough to beat him. He watches battle rap that much.” says Murda Mook.
Fat Joe has recently set down with Detroit’s own Lazarus on Instagram Live to talk about many things that’s going on in the world right now.
As usual, Fat Joe asked his guest from Detroit to list his top 5 rappers of all time. Here is what Lazarus replied:
“My top five…Obviously Pac and Biggie, that cliché gotta stay in there. Because the impact they had on me. The genius GZA, who’s also personal mentor of mine. That’s one of my favorite emcees. He might be my favorite emcee just because of wordplay, science that he puts into it, you could see the connection to it. “Liquid Swords” is my favorite album of all time. Shout out to GZA, genius. Then I probably go with Nas and Eminem and Big Pun. That’s six but you know…”
John Salley has recently set down with DJ VLAD where he talked about Eminem and Snoop Dogg situation. During the interview, VLAD asked the veteran basketball player what if Snoop Dogg responded Eminem with a diss track..
“Eminem’s response was dope! But if Snoop Dogg dissed Eminem, it would be the biggest mistake of his life. Snoop is hip-hop. Jay-Z is great. NAS is great. Biggie is great. Tupac is great. Eminem is great. Hip-Hop as it is as we see, it’s Snoop Dogg, to the point where everybody knows that. So when you walk in and you see Snoop you think we and hip-hop. He changed everything. Biggie said I wanna sell records like Snoop. So for him to reply to that, nah, Eminem just said you are like God to me. So Gods can do whatever they want.”
“Just do not go after Eminem. He’s too lyrical. Prowess to this young man. I love hip-hop. When I hear lyrics and I just get caught up in the wordplay, that’s why I like J. Cole. That’s why I like Kendrick, Logic, Joyner Lucas. I still listen to Nas and Jay-Z to this day. 2 Chainz is probably my favorite next to Eminem and Royce Da 5’9″, of course Andre 3000 too but Eminem putting words together like nobody. Nah, don’t do that.” said John Salley
On Sunday (January 10, 2021), Celina Powell posted a 10-second TikTok video, which finds her sitting in her bedroom.
The caption on the short clip reads: “All the celebs that made me get an ab*rtion.” The video, which also features Megan Thee Stallion’s voice from “Wap” as well as a voice that sounds like Nicki Minaj, is captioned, “Comment which one I should have kept.”
Offset is the first rapper to appear on the screen followed by images of Eminem and Gucci Mane. You can check out the TikTok video below.
King Von’s “I Am What I Am” reigns on US Billboard’s Top TV Songs chart after featuring in an episode of 50 Cent’s Power Book II: Ghost.
Billboard says: Rankings for the Top TV Songs chart are based on song and show data provided by Tunefind and ranked using a formula blending that data with sales and streaming information tracked by Nielsen Music during the corresponding period of December 2020.
King Von’s “I Am What I Am,” featuring Fivio Foreign, was included in the December 20 episode of Starz’s Power Book II, titled “Family First.” In December, the song received 13 million U.S. on-demand streams and 1,000 digital downloads.
50 Cent could not hide his satisfaction as the rapper hit the Twitter to celebrate the success of the single: “I can still move the needle Flexed biceps you know the vibes.”
“I Am What I Am” beats Halsey’s “Nightmare,” which enters at No. 2 on the charts after its appearance in Tiny Pretty Things. The song earned 4.5 million U.S. on-demand streams in December 2020, plus 1,000 downloads.
Check out Top 5 below:
1. “I Am What I Am (feat. Fivio Foreign),” King Von, Power Book II: Ghost (Starz)
2. “Nightmare,” Halsey, Tiny Pretty Things (Netflix)
3. “Carry You (feat. Fleurie),” Ruelle, Virgin River (Netflix)
4. “As You Fly,” Regina Price, Virgin River (Netflix)
5. “The End,” JPOLND, Bridgerton (Netflix)
In a recent interview on Shade 45, Eminem highly praised his long time collaborator, Skylar Grey’s talent.
“I have had the privilege of working around a lot talents. Sometimes when I am working with Dre and I am looking at Dre like you are f**kin Dr. Dre. Skylar is one of them, she is definitely, she has to be, I don’t know how to say this Top 5 of the most talented people I have ever worked with but I have worked with so many talented people but the rate of speed that she works at. A being able to write it and B being able to sing it and to sing it that powerful, she is an amazing talent.” said Eminem
Upon hearing, Skylar responded Eminem on Instagram: “I am extremely humbled by the words mister Mathers speaks in the recent interview he did on Shade 45. Part of me is embarrassed for reposting this because it is such a flex and that is not usually my style! But a bigger part of me wants to scream at the top of my lungs, “I DID IT!” There is no more feeling more fulfilling than for the people you admire most to show you this kind of respect… to me THIS is “making it,” THIS is success in the music industry… and THIS is my Grammy. I do not need any trophies… the Rap God has given me something MUCH more valuable. And I feel so incredibly blessed and grateful.”
Couple of days ago, Chris Rock appeared on Stephen Colbert’s “Late Night Show” and was asked about Wednesday’s horrific events, in which thousands of Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., as Congress and Republican lawmakers were certifying Joe Biden’s presidential election win.
The comedian joked about Eminem when asked about the differences between Black Lives Matter protests and The Capitol Riots.
“For Black Lives Matter they had Apache helicopters and for this there was food trucks outside! It was like, they were selling burritos! I am like, what’s going on? We can do this with anything though. You could go, if popcorn was black, they would not sell in the movie theatres. If fruit was black, you would not put whipped cream on it. If Eminem was Black he would be wrapping groceries… you could go on, this never stops.” said Chris Rock.
