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Benzino lashes out on Eminem again one month after squashing 20 years beef

Last month Benzino hopped on Twitter to recognize Eminem’s contribution to hip-hop culture and offered a peace to his fans.

“To all Eminem fans and Stans all over the world, the beef is officially over. I am letting you all know I have no hate towards any of his fans and recognize his contributions to hip-hop. He truly is apart of the culture and one of the best to rock the mic regardless of his color.” – he tweeted.

Few minutes later, another tweet came: “I realize that me going back and forth with Eminem fans is not good for the culture, my spirit, my legacy and most importantly, my beautiful, talented daughter Coi Leray. I do not want any negativity from me affect her dream. This is truly over. God Bless All” –

Later, in the interview with VLAD TV, Zino talked about squashing 20-years old beef with Eminem: “What I probably should have said long time ago, is that Eminem is a part of hip-hop. Eminem is a dope artist. He is a part of hip-hop regardless of what he said or done. People change. Who am I to judge… It’s not like I never liked Eminem songs. I like bunch of his songs. It’s not like he’s disrespecting me. It’s his fans. His fans are the worst bro. They are disrespectful. But Eminem is a part of hip-hop culture. He’s one of the best that ever rocked the mic. He’s very lyrically talented and if that’s what his fans needed to hear so that they can leave me alone, then so be it.”

After 1 month of keeping peace with Eminem and his fans, Benzino is back at it. Zino is now ‘beefing’ with 50 Cent and of course, he involved Eminem in his tweeter rant. Check the tweets below:

Benzino throws shots at 50 Cent in a new song “Zino Vs. The Planet”

Benzino releases a new song called “Zino Vs. the Planet,” where he speaks on his feud with his daughter, Coi Leray and 50 Cent.

The track was mostly targeted at Fifty, following a number of transphobic social media posts from 50 Cent regarding Benzino’s relationship with trans actress Shauna Brooks.

The last time Benzino spoke about his interactions with 50, he mentioned their first meeting where he allegedly helped him after he had been stabbed and showed up at his studio.

“When I first met 50 Cent this was when he got stabbed up at the radio station. He got stabbed up at the Hit Factory on 54th Street, the big studio that everybody was going to. He is bleeding on the side from getting stabbed. He had no money.” said Zino.

“I’m about to break the internet with this one,” says the former Source magazine owner on the intro of the song before recalling that interaction again: “50 keep it a hundred / I helped you when they jumped you/ I should have let them ghost you just like Kanan when they slumped you.”

The song is already out for 4 days and it collected hardly 30k views on YouTube. It doesn’t seem to break the internet and 50 has not responded yet.

You can listen to the new track below. Let’s add few more views to it.

 

Royce 5’9″ reacts on Eminem refusing to perform at Super Bowl without 50 Cent

According to N.O.R.E., Eminem told Jay-Z he wasn’t going to perform at the 2022 Pepsi Super Bowl halftime show if he could not bring 50 Cent with him.

N.O.R.E. confirmed the story on the latest Drink Champs podcast with DJ EFN, which premiered on YouTube couple of days ago. The guest on the show was none other than hip-hop icon Snoop Doggy Dogg.

“Jay-Z told me ‘the White guy called for 50 Cent.’ I said, ‘Who is the White guy? Jimmy Iovine?’ And he said, ‘No, Eminem called directly for Fifty and he said I can not do it if I can not bring 50 with me. That is spiritual.” said N.O.R.E.

50 Cent was not happy with how Jigga addressed Eminem as a ‘white guy,’ so responded on Instagram post with a caption: “Why did he say the white boy, why he did not say the biggest rap artist in the world?”

Royce Da 5’9″ felt proud of Eminem for showing such loyalty, love and respect to Fifty. Royce shared Southpawer article screenshot on his Instagram with the caption: “I love my brother! Shady for life!”

Sylvester Stallone shares Rocky Balboa collage featuring Eminem’s “Without Me”

In one of his recent interviews, legendary actor Sylvester Stallone revealed that the most memorable moment of his career was producing, writing, directing and starring in Rocky Balboa.

With a career spanning upwards of five decades, Stallone has cemented himself as one of the greatest action stars of all time. His first major claim to fame was writing and starring in the watershed boxing drama Rocky in 1976, which launched its respective franchise and made Stallone’s name almost synonymous with “champ.”

Stallone has recently shared an iconic scenes from the movie made by fans on TikTok to his official Instagram story and it features Eminem’s iconic single from 2002, “Without Me,” from The Eminem Show album.

You can watch the video below:

Kanye West thinks The Game shouldn’t have made Dr. Dre comment on “Drink Champs”

According to Drink Champs host N.O.R.E., Kanye West thinks The Game should not have made comments about how he did more for the Compton rapper in two weeks than Dr. Dre in his entire career.

Last month, The Game was featured on N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN’s “Drink Champs” podcast. In more than four-hour long episode, the West-Coast rapper claimed: “Ye did more for me in the last two weeks, than Dre did for me my whole career.”

The latest episode of “Drink Champs” featured Snoop Dogg, N.O.R.E. asked Snoop his opinion about comments made by The Game but before taking Snoop’s answer, the show’s co-host revealed that he showed Ye the specific clip and he responded by saying: “I do not think Game should have said that.”

Snoop himself replied: “That is his personal experience. Kanye could have shown him something, Dre not really good at showing you nothing. He is basically good at bringing your talents to light, to where it is about you not what he do for you. I could not answer that, but Game is my little homie so I respect everything he say and do.”

You can watch the episode below:

50 Cent clowns Jay-Z for calling Eminem “white guy”

In the latest episode of Drink Champs, which featured Snoop Dogg, NORE revealed the conversation he had with Jay-Z before the Super Bowl Halftime show.

According to the host, Jigga received a call from Eminem who said he would not perform at the show if he can’t bring 50 Cent with him. And while telling this to NORE, Jay mentioned Eminem’s name as ‘white guy’

It seems 50 Cent was not impressed with Hova’s wording and went back the clowning mode. Fifty shared a picture of Jay-Z and Jean-Michel Basquiat, indicating he copied Basquiat’s hairstyle. In the caption we read: “Why did he say the white boy, why he did not say the biggest rap artist in the world? Happy Easter ! man enjoy the holidays.”

50 did not stop there and addressed NORE too: “Why would he have to say that should be the question? NORE, your big homie is running around trying to look like a gay painter.”

Cole Bennett says he might bring Eminem back to big screen for his first ever movie

Cole Bennett, who has previously directed two Eminem’s music videos, “Godzilla,” featuring Juice WRLD and “GNAT” from Music To Be Murdered By album, is preparing to direct his first ever movie, and he might bring Eminem back to the big screen.

“I can not wait to direct my first movie.” wrote the young music director on Twitter on which an Eminem fan account replied: “Bring Eminem back to big screen.” Cole responded with: “Might have to…”

This is not the first time Bennett expressed his desire to work with Eminem on a movie. Back in 2020, Cole posted a picture on his Instagram story with the caption: “Working with Eminem is surreal every time. I hope to one day work on a full length feature film with him once I step into the narrative world.”

Mark Henry says he’s big Eminem fan & John Cena’s Eminem-like entrance made him love wrestling again

After an incredible two nights of WrestleMania, Tommy Dreamer, Dave LaGreca, Bully Ray and Mark Henry discuss their favorite WrestleMania entrances from across the decades, and then discuss Cody Rhodes from WrestleMania and what his future might look like now that the American Nightmare is back in the WWE!

The entire episode was dedicated to iconic WrestleMania entrances. Powerlifter, Olympic weightlifter, strongman, and retired professional wrestler, Mark Henry specifically mentioned WWE icon John Cena’s WrestleMania 25 entrance, where he had an army of look-alikes as he entered the ring, just like Eminem at the MTV Video Music Awards.

“I am going to let you all know that first off, I am a big Eminem fan. That being said, Mr. Bully Ray, when John Cena did the army of John Cenas like Eminem did Eminems – going out on stage and the way they walked to the ring on both sides, and then they came together like a military time and they all had their heads down like they’re bowing to the ring. And then you hear Cena’s music and they split over and did a uniform salute at the same time, and suddenly John Cena came out and they started doing the ‘You can’t see me’. That made me a fan again.” said Henry.

You can listen to the podcast below, the Eminem talk starts at 5:50.

Rass Kass tells his favorite story about Eminem & Jay-Z’s protegee

Rass Kass has recently done an interview with HipHopDX where the legendary rapper talked about how he made Jay-Z’s artists Eminem believer.

“We had couple of shows where Eminem opened up for me. I came out before Em that’s all, I had an opportunity before him. I brought one of Jay-Z’s artists with me one time and told him who Eminem was before Eminem was ‘Eminem’. He was from New York, Brooklyn and he was like ‘naah, white boy? Pff..’ We were in Detroit and he was opening up for me and I said to him ‘Eminem is better than 95% of us.’ He was like ‘NAAH’ especially being from New York. And then I said ‘I’m sorry I’m wrong. He’s better than 99.9% of us.’ He was like ‘get the f**k outta here, son. bla bla bla.’ He want back to Jay-Z and told him that. That was way before Em blew up. Way before ‘Renegade.’ Jay-Z had never heard of Eminem.”

“That’s one of my favorite Eminem stories before anyone knew who he was. Well, Detroit knew he was super talented. He was ill. And if any of my friend said he was not I would have looked at him funny cause you can’t deny Eminem’s talent. You can’t deny me. You can’t deny Rakim. You gotta give this people flowers. You gotta tell them ‘you are incredible, god blessed you with that talent.’ You ain’t hurting yourself by acknowledging somebody’s really amazing too. It should be motivation.” said Rass Kass

Watch the full interview below:

Benzino talks squashing 20-years old beef with Eminem, asks Royce 5’9″ to apologize for attacking his daughter Coi Leray

Benzino has recently chatted with VLAD TV where the former The Source talked about squashing 20-years old beef with Eminem and Royce Da 5’9″ attacking his daughter Coi Leray on Twitter.

“Eminem’s fans are probably the most disrespectful fans but disrespectful in a way that they love their artist and you know what? I understand. They come at me with the stuff you can’t imagine and it’s been for years. I tried the ways to ignore it but the only way that I can put this to an end to not mess up my kid’s career, is to say, what I probably should have said long time ago, is that Eminem is a part of hip-hop. Eminem is a dope artist. He is a part of hip-hop regardless of what he said or done. People change. Who am I to judge.” said Benzino

“It’s not like I never liked Eminem songs. I like bunch of his songs. It’s not like he’s disrespecting me. It’s his fans. His fans are the worst bro. They are disrespectful. But Eminem is a part of hip-hop culture. He’s one of the best that ever rocked the mic. He’s very lyrically talented and if that’s what his fans needed to hear so that they can leave me alone, then so be it.” Benzino added.

Later in the interview, Zino talked about Royce attacking his daughter Coi Leray on Twitter: “Royce said pretty nasty things about my daughter and I’m hoping that he finds within himself to apologize. I believe what he said was not wanted. I hope he sees me being a bigger man and he can be a bigger man to apologize the s**t that he said about Coi because I took that serious. I will be in Detroit soon. Hopefully we can get face to face and it would be his best interest to apologize.”

You can watch the full interview below:

The Game tells bunch of reasons why he’s dropping an Eminem diss song

In the latest episode of UPROXX’s newest show called FRESH PAIR, The Game tells Just Blaze and Katty Customs tells the reason he wants to battle Eminem.

“When I say what I said about Em it is to challenge him. To challenge hip-hop. To ignite a rap wire. Not to pull up the stress but ni**a pull up and rap! Aftermath put up Eminem like he’s a ‘Rap God’ but when dissected by myself I don’t feel like he’s better rapper than me. That’s all I was saying.”

“For me to take a shot at Em like that it does not seem well to people because to them he’s a Rap God and I just feel like Rap God, where? At one point, I did. When I was signed to Aftermath cause I was loyal and Interscope had me thinking that he was better than everybody else. At one point of my career, I was thinking Em was better than Jay just based of ‘Renegade’ because The Source magazine said that Eminem got Jay on that verse. I thought that too until I became a vet, a legend in this game.”

“No this Game today and Em today, f**k The Documentary, f**k every album I’ve ever put out up until this day. F**k everything that you did. I don’t care if you richer and I don’t care if you got more plaques. I don’t care who thinks you are great, ni**a, I’m better today and if I’m not get up and lets rap. This is all I want to do. I ain’t come here to fight. You did it with Machine Gun Kelly, why not doing with me? You did it with Mariah Carey, you did it with Nick Cannon.”

“I’m going at Eminem because 50 Cent can’t rap and I want to challenge better rapper. I’m a fan of his shows, Power, BMF is great but I’m a rapper, he’s a rapper and I’m better rapper. I’m not better TV producer. I’m giving him flowers while he can still smell them but when it comes to rap, he can’t outrap me. Your buddy can rap though. Nobody taking shots at Eminem cause of the notion that he’s better than anybody. Well, I want action. And I want it today! If you are a Rap God, God controls everything, so control me. Put me down. Put me in my place, let me know, cause if he outraps me, I’m gonna feel like ‘s**t he got it!'” said The Game.

You can watch the interview below:

Fat Joe & The Game talk about Eminem’s loyalty to 50 Cent

The Game has recently chatted with Fat Joe at The Big Big Show where the two hip-hop artists talked about Eminem, 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine and more. You can read the conversation about Eminem and watch the video after the jump below:

The Game: When I went through the beef with 50 Cent, Eminem and Dr. Dre had to side with 50. Eminem because Fifty and Shady and Eminem and G-Unit. And I thought Dr. Dre was going to ride with me because its N.W.A, it’s Compton but it’s a business and at 24 years old, I did not know that.

Fat Joe: You know, Eminem is super loyal. I was mad cool with Eminem and when I beefed with 50, he never said nothing about me but he never talked to me and once I squashed the beef with 50, Eminem became my boy again. He’s a loyal mather**ker.

The Game: You were about to go bar for bar with Eminem?

Fat Joe: Nah, come on, that’s Eminem…

The Game: Wait, hold on, you, Fat Joe, can’t go bar for bar with Em?

Fat Joe: Yo, Eminem is dead nice… I would go against anybody but what I’m saying is Eminem was my man. And then when I had beef with 50 Cent, me and Eminem had a track “Lean Back” remix and all that, he just faded back. He didn’t diss 50 or he didn’t diss Fat Joe, he just stayed in the cut once everything got cool he passed it up and showed love again.

Then the two continue talking about The Game saying Kanye West did more for him in two weeks than Dr. Dre in his entire career. You can watch it below:

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