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Eminem speaks on Kendrick Lamar, Cardi B, 50 Cent & more

In a new Shade 45 20th Anniversary Recap Special, Eminem and Paul Rosenberg talked about Kendrick Lamar at the Grammys, collaboration album with 50 Cent, possible another Bad Meets Evil project and more.

On collab album with 50 Cent. 
Eminem: That would be great, we just gotta stop bulls–ting and just do it. I would never say its not possible.
Paul Rosenberg: I would love to hear it so whenever you guys are ready we are putting out.

On the Grammys 2025
Eminem: It’s very stiff competition. Kendrick is gonna sweep that s–t. He’s going to win and he should.
Paul Rosenberg: Kendrick should win some awards and I’m not talking about the categories you [Eminem] are in. He definitely should win but lets see what happens.

Upcoming Shady Records projects
Paul Rosenberg: We’ve got projects on the way from Westside Boogie, from Ez Mil and GRIP.
Eminem: How much work do you want me to do here? 50 [Cent] album, a Bad Meets Evil album, Encore 3. Encore 2? There’s no 2. Or just go straight to 3?

On Cardi B
Eminem and Paul Rosenberg: I love Cardi B too. [She does not give a f–k.] Not one. [She says exactly what’s on her mind and is not afraid of nobody.] I used to be like that.

Listen to the interview below.

Birdman & Sugar Slim talk about Eminem

Birdman and Sugar Slim have recently sat down with DJ Whoo Kid on Shade 45 where the crew briefly talked about their relationship with Eminem and cleared the air of the rumor that they tried to sign Eminem back in the days.

Whoo Kid: You guys collaborated with Eminem few times, how’s that relationship with Eminem?
Slim: I met Eminem couple times. You know what I’m sayin…
Birdman: That was great. Him and Wayne traded some features before. I was on their video set. I met Em couple of times myself. Em always been cool with us.
Whoo Kid: I wanna know how does Slim talk to Eminem. How you talk to this guy?
Slim: I don’t talk much [laughs]. I just said what’s up.
Birdman: We keep it gangsta man. Say what’s happening. We definitely respect that man and show that man all respect in the world.
Whoo Kid: You guys were signing so many artists, I heard Eminem was on the list back in the days. Almost was in talks. Is that true?
Slim: Nah. It would have been great though. I’ve been living in Detroit.
Birdman: That would have been great for a fact!

Eminem and Lil Wayne have collaborated on three occasions. “Drop The World” in 2009, the third single from Lil Wayne’s seventh studio album, Rebirth. 2010’s “No Love,” from Eminem’s seventh studio album Recovery. And 2009’s “Forever,” also featuring Drake and Kanye West, the third single from the soundtrack to LeBron James’s More than a Game documentary.

Watch the new interview below:

Flavor Flav calls Eminem best rapper alive, calls him a legend of the rap game

Flavor Flav, a founding member of iconic hip-hop group Public Enemy alongside Chuck D, has recently talked about Eminem with DJ Whoo Kid on Shade 45 radio.

“Eminem is my favorite rapper. Word up. And not only that, he still shouts Flavor Flav out in his records. Yeah boy! You know what? Check this out. I don’t care how they trying to color my man it don’t stop him from being number one. That’s all I got to say. And being number one don’t have no color. Word up man. Yeah, Eminem man! he’s the best rapper alive right now man! Can’t nobody beat him out. When you can’t be beat, that means you are the best.” said Flavor Flav.

Then he continued: “Let me tell you something. Back in the day, when Eminem, Snoop, Dre, they had this group together and this is when the first time Eminem seen me and when he seen me, he went ABSOLUTELY CRAZY. I didn’t know who he was at that time. I gave him mad love man. He went crazy over me and I gave mad love. Lets say like this, because a lot of those guys [Redman, LL Cool , Nas] are like mentors to Em. But then Em is like a mentor to them too. It’s all a mutual respect thing. That’s one thing I could say about Eminem. He has mad, mad respect from all of the legends in the rap game but he’s a legend himself. For real.”

Whoo Kid also promised the hip-hop icon to send Eminem’s recent merch as a gift: “Hook me up with a Detroit Lions and Mom’s Spaghetti sweater and I’ll be wearing that s–t through every airport in the world man.” Flavor Flav added. You can watch the entire thing below:

Cardi B to Eminem: “I love you! You are amazing! You are so sickening”

During his 10th episode of season 1 of Whoo’s House Podcast with DJ Whoo Kid, Cardi B expressed her admiration to Eminem.

DJ Whoo Kid: We love you. Your new song will be aired today at least 80 times on Eminem’s channel. And hopefully, my goal is, one day to see you and Eminem. That’d be kind of cool.

Cardi B: I love him. So, you could like just…Not even like, it goes with the music s–t, I just really like to tell him ‘I love you.’ I love you! You are like, amazing! You are so sickening! Thank you guys for supporting my record. It means a lot to me. I’m around. I’m across the f–king bridge. I live in Jersey. Motherf–kers thing that I live in Atlanta. No. I live in Jersey. Wait…I thought we could cuss. How we are on Eminem’s station and we can’t cuss?!

Cardi B has released a new song with Megan Thee Stallion called “Bongos.” Their collaborative single, and first track together since 2020’s “WAP,” arrives with a colorful, Casamigos-drenched visual directed by Tanu Muino.

You can watch the episode below:

DJ Whoo Kid says Michael Jackson still respected Eminem even after “Just Lose It” video

Michael Jackson’s son Prince Jackson has recently sat down with DJ Whoo Kid and Mike Tyson on Hotboxin’ with Mike Tyson and when the conversation got to Eminem, Whoo Kid recalled the phone call with Michael Jackson where they talked about Slim Shady.

“I actually put 50 Cent together with Michael Jackson when I was in Bahrain. He was shooting a movie in Morocco with some Army movie so I knew he was on that side of the world. I really got him upset. He was pissed off. I have Mike the phone and I said ‘yo, 50, I found your lost brother.’ He was like ‘the f–k you talking about ni–ga. I f–k you up man.'” said Whoo Kid.

Then he continued: “The fact that he messes with Eminem, cause, you know, Eminem did the videos mocking him and stuff like that, so I didn’t really wanted to let him know I work with Eminem cause I thought he was gonna kill me and stuff. But he really respected the fact that…That’s when Eminem retired, so the first thing he said ‘yo, what’s up with this retirement with Eminem? He really retired?’ I was like, ‘yah, he retired. He’s out.’ But he’s like, really respected him.”

You can watch the segment below:

Tony Yayo reveals what it meant for him when Eminem wore “Free Yayo” shirt at Grammys

Tony Yayo has recently joined Hotboxin’ with Mike Tyson and DJ Whoo Kid to discuss his early beginnings, growing up with 50 Cent, being in G-Unit, what it was like growing up and more. The South Jamaica, New York-born rapper also revealed that Eminem wearing “Free Yayo” shirt at the 2003 Grammy awards ceremony was one of the greatest moments in his career.

“That was my biggest moment in hip-hop. Shout out to me, for me.” Tony Yayo replied when Whoo Kid asked what it meant for him when Eminem wore that t-shirt.

Last year, during the interview with VLAD TV, Yayo talked vastly about the same topic: “Eminem has always helped me in my career. He’s on my first album. He wore a Free Yayo shirt at the Grammys. So, I’m always gonna show him respect and love and salute him.”

“Nobody every did anything in my career besides Eminem and 50 Cent. And I always say, him doing Free Yayo while I was in jail, I only had to do about two years and they kept my name alive. They started putting my name in the videos and Free Yayo shirt was selling. I’m always gonna salute him…Being attached to Eminem was the best deal, without Eminem and Dr. Dre we would not have that much of a success.”

You can watch Tony Yayo’s recent appearance on Mike Tyson Hotboxin’ below:

Eminem brings Slim Shady back in new DJ Whoo Kid interview

Eminem, Mr. Porter and Paul Rosenberg has recently sat down with DJ Whoo Kid on Shade 45 for Super Bowl special where the team had fun time as Eminem brought back Slim Shady for few minutes.

“You don’t have Eminem here. You have Slim Shady. Slim Shady is actually sitting here with the clothes off. I’m trying to fit an outfit but no matter what happens, everytime I get naked again I go like ‘oh this is the best outfit for Super Bowl… Would you like to throw up in the middle of the interview?” says Eminem.

Yesterday, at the Super Bowl press conference, Dr. Dre revealed he had to talk Eminem about not taking his penis out during the performance. It seems he was not joking 🙂

“I just wonder if the NFL is gonna be cool with that that I come on stage naked.” Eminem added. “This is what I was gonna say to the NFL, I’m sorry, I tried so many outfits and I didn’t like any of them. What was I supposed to do?”

Later Eminem said Slim Shady does not give a f**k about performing at Super Bowl before showing love to Mary J. Blige.

“She is dope. I’ve had some interesting conversations with her too on some Tupac s**t and stuff like that. She will come out and kill it.” said Eminem.

You can listen to that funny interview below:

DJ Whoo Kid turns Eminem’s Shade 45 into brothel

DJ Whoo Kid regularly turns Shade 45 into strip club and this time it was one of the mad nights at Eminem’s radio station.

Shade 45 shared a video of DJ Whoo Kid in the office with some Instagram models with caption: “What girls do for Eminem.”

In the video, one of the girls named Sara Russi says: “I’m big fan of Eminem and I can’t wait to put my pussy on someone’s neck.”

You can watch the weirdest video below:

DJ Whoo Kid shares Dr. Dre’s “Detox” song “Back Again,” featuring Akon

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!

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