Tag: 2021

Dem Jointz talks about working process with Eminem for “MTBMB”

In a new interview with HotNewHipHop, Aftermath producer Dem Jointz opens up about working with Dr. Dre and the working process with Eminem on his latest album, “Music To Be Murdered By”

Interviewer: Before we wrap, I see your name in the credits for Eminem’s latest album. I was curious about what those sessions were like? What was your approach to working with Eminem?

Dem Jointz: It was super dope. We were collaborating in the studio and Eminem came down to LA to be creative with us. They shut it down to where he had his studio in the back and we were working up front. It was super dope because he would hear us bumping something and he would come up behind us like “What was that? Play it again.” He’ll be in his head and then be like “Can you send me that?” and then go back to the room. It’s crazy that he can create something that can make someone double-take like that. It was dope. It was like when we did “Medicine Man” you hear Eminem on your track and it’s like WOW this is crazy! Let me try making this the best thing ever.

For the full interview, check out HNHH.

Eminem’s total streams on Spotify hits 25 billion!

Eminem’s total streams on Spotify have just surpassed 25,000,000,000. That includes all credits: Himself, Features, D12 and Bad Meets Evil. By reaching this accolade, Eminem became the first and the only artist from 90s music acts to hit 25 billion streams. In total, only 6 artists managed to do so.

The Rap God has also just celebrated his two songs hitting 1 billion streams each on the platform: “Lose Yourself” and “Till I Collapse.” His followers count also surpassed 42 million on Spotify with almost 39 million monthly listeners.

Lil Pump says he doesn’t remember dissing Eminem: “I’m so sorry about that”

Lil Pump has recently hit Fat Joe on his Instagram Live where the two talked about different topics, including why Lil Pump supported so much Donald Trump and why he dissed Eminem in a short clip on Instagram. When Fat Joe asked the Eminem question, here is what he replied:

“Who? Eminem? I don’t remember that. I even told you that was my fault. I was asleep. I’m so sorry about that.”

You can watch the video below. Fat Joe’s reaction was priceless though. Hahah

Conway The Machine hints a song with Eminem & The Alchemist

One of the hottest rappers in the game right now, Griselda’s finest Conway The Machine, has recently hinted on the upcoming collaboration with Eminem and one of the finest producers in the game, The Alchemist.

Conway and Alchemist have an impressive experience in working together. Their list of collaborations include tracks like: “224 May Block,” “Overdose,” “No Woman No Kids,” “Dough & Damani,” “Eastside,” featuring Westside Gunn, “Babies & Fools” by Freddie Gibbs and Westside Gunn’s “Kool G,” featuring Benny The Butcher. The two also teamed up for 7-track EP, called “LULU.”

As far as Eminem, he can not brag about The Alchemist collaborations. Even though they have been in the same team for almost two decades, the two teamed up for “Chemical Warfare,” Tony Touch’s “Get Back” with D12 and most recently “Stepdad” from Music To Be Murdered By Album.

Conway and Eminem have also previously collaborated on the songs “BANG” and “Machine Gun Black.”

In near future, Conway has his debut album God Don’t Make Mistakes coming under Shady Records so the collaboration from these three might be a dream come true for many fans all around the world. You can check out the Buffalo rapper hinting on something below:

Paul Rosenberg names his favorite track from Eminem’s “The Slim Shady LP”

Few days ago, Eminem celebrated his first major-label album “The Slim Shady LP” turning 22 years. The album has earned Eminem a worldwide recognition as well as numerous awards, including the Grammys.

XXL Magazine dedicated a post to the album’s anniversary on Twitter, asking fans to name their favorite track from “The Slim Shady LP”. Surprisingly, Eminem’s manager Paul Rosenberg and the CEO of Shady Records, replied to the post with his own favorite. It’s no surprise which track the hip-hop mogul chose. Check his tweet beow:

Ice-T shares his reaction after hearing Eminem for the first time

Ice-T has recently sat down with ‘SILICON BEACH with Jon V‘ podcast for a new interview where the legendary rapper revealed his reaction to hearing Eminem for the first time.

“It is very very hard to get my attention as far as music. I am very into unique stuff and unfortunately most people are just replicating repeating something they heard. It is nothing new, I want to get my mind blown. I remember when I first heard Eminem, somebody gave to me a tape. And I am like ‘This crazy white boy is singing about putting his girl in a trunk, what the f**k is this.’ And the fact that he could really rap and that he was a white kid, that was dope.”

“Now there are a lot of white kids rapping so now it is like okay well you kind of sound like Eminem, yeah but he was like one of the early ones. Eminem’s style was different and it was unique and he turned out to be a star. So if you want to be original, look and see what everyone else is doing and do not do that. But that is difficult for people. You have to have the courage to be yourself but real people only respect real people.” said Ice T

You can watch the interview below:

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Eminem celebrates “Till I Collapse” hitting 1 billion Spotify streams

Eminem’s 2002 hard-hitting song “Till I Collapse,” featuring Nate Dogg, has recently hit 1 billion streams on Spotify and officially became the first and only non-single track to reach this accolade on the streaming platform’s history. The song is also recognized as the best work-out song of all time on Spotify.

Currently, Eminem has two songs with over 1 billion streams: “Lose Yourself” (2003) and “Till I Collapse,” featuring Nate Dogg (2002). The Detroit legend dedicated a short video to both achievements to celebrate the huge accolades. You can check out both videos below:

WATCH: Royce Da 5’9” is back with “I Don’t Age” visual

Back in 2020, Royce Da 5’9” unleashed one of the best hip hop albums of the year, Grammy-nominated and self-produced effort titled The Allegory. The project features guest appearances from Vince Staples, G Perico, T.I., Cyhi The Prynce, Benny The Butcher, Westside Gunn, Conway The Machine, Sy Ari Da Kid, Oswin Bejamin, Ashley Sorrell, DJ Premier, KXNG Crooked and more.

Yesterday, the Detroit’s finest dropped off a new visuals from that project for the track titled “I Don’t Age,” a standout cut that acts as a reminder for those who need a reminder of Royce’s lyrical abilities:

“Dollar short from acquirin’ no change, started out with no shame, to ridin’ ‘round in Mulsanne, tolerance high, feel no pain, cotton mouth with thots who got the code names, I remember nodding’ out, too high, just watchin’ ‘Soul Train,’ now I’m yachtin’ out the boat brain, hunnid thousand dollar gold chain/” – raps Royce.

Kxng Crooked also makes the cameo in the music video. You can watch the clip below:

Tech N9ne acknowledges Eminem’s shout out from Kxng Crooked interview

Back in 2020, Eminem sat down with Kxng Crooked for an exclusive interview to promote by that time newly released album, “Music To Be Murdered By.” During the interview, at one point, Eminem gave shout out to Tech N9ne:

“Royce Da 5’9″ and you (Kxng Crooked) are the rappers that I get anxiety being on a song with because I am like man I gotta f**king push the pen. Rappers like Tech N9ne. He is so f**king proficient. He is so much like, man, he craps out every syllable, every single one, every f**king rhyme scheme. It is just like you are hearing twenty different things that rhyme with each other in succession.” said Eminem.

Today, Tech N9ne re-shared the clip from the interview to remind his fans and haters at what level he stands. Check out the post below:

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G-Eazy says a song with Eminem is on his bucket list

G-Eazy has recently set down with DJ Whoo Kid on Whooly Wood Shuffle on Shade 45 where he talked about the collaborations that he have on his bucket list.

“Jay Z and Eminem, those are aspirations. I look at Em like all the other legends. If I ever get a verse it’d be crazy. To get to do records with the people like that, that caliber, that level of legend, you know what I’m saying. Being a somebody who’s forever student of the game but also grew up on this cats and still look up to that, you know what I mean?! Yeah, holla at Marshall, man!”

You can watch the interview blow:

 

 

Tom MacDonald talks Eminem inspiration: “I wouldn’t be here without him”

Tom MacDonald, who has recently namedropped Eminem on a track “Fake Woke,” did an interview on Before They Were Famous where he talked about Slim Shady influence and how much toxic can Twitter and Eminem fans can sometimes get:

“I think that Eminem is such a prolific character in hip-hop, and rightfully so, but his fanbase is just so blinded by fandom. I’ve owned every album Eminem put out with the exception whatever he put out last few years. When I was a kid he was my go-to. I was so much inspired that I would not be here right now without Eminem. But just because Eminem inspired me and he’s the greatest of all time, does not make him immune to criticism. That’s how his fans feel. So just mentioning his name in the song it started a whirlwind of s**ts.” said Tom.

Watch the interview below:

BREAKING: Dr. Dre is dropping new album! New snippet surfaces!

Rick Ross has recently visited DJ Khaled for an exclusive interview where the Clarksdale, Mississippi born rapper revealed Dr. Dre is working on his solo project and they have done couple of songs together.

“To be honest, me and Dr. Dre, we both working. And record are being done. He’s working on his project, which is incredible. I had him critique my new project. I’ve never heard a ni**a so meticulous with those ad-libs and that’s what you gotta love about Dre.”

Also, DJ Slik has recently played new Dr. Dre and Knxg Crooked song on his Instagram. In the song, Dr. Dre raps about divorce and aneurysm and reportedly it also features Eminem. You can watch the interview and listen to the snippet of the new song below:

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