Tag: Freestyle

Lil Tjay references Eminem in his “Many Men (50 Cent)” freestyle

During an attempted robbery Lil Tjay was shot seven times last year, and after his sensational recovery he received some good advice from 50 Cent.

In a recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Lil Tjay recalled that, after physically getting better, he received a phone call from Fifty, who was calling from his private jet at the time.

“Every artist needs pain or something to feed off of. This right here, you shake this s–t off. You got the length for greatness. You going to be bigger than ever.” This would make Tjay feel much better as 50 Cent is no stranger to overcoming injuries from getting shot. The former Shady Records artist was shot nine times back in 2000.

After leaving the hospital, Tjay dropped a remix of 50 Cent’s classic song “Many Men” from his debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin’ which is produced by Eminem. The song is “FACESHOT” and Tjay he channels the G-Unit general’s bulletproof defiance by addressing the culprit who almost killed him, by referencing Eminem and his 2010 Billboard No. 1 hit song “Not Afraid,” from Recovery album.

“I know many men out there wanna get me, tell ’em bend again/ Never on no scary s–t, Not Afraid like Eminem/ Singin’ ni–a, but you sleep on me that be your flaw/ Lettin’ me live that was stupid, must think one plus two is four,” he rapped.

You can check out the freestyle below:

GRIP freestyles over Peezy’s “2 Million Up”

In October, 2022, GRIP dropped a mixtape called “5 & A F*** You,” the follow-up project of his Shady Records debut album, titled “I Died For This?!,” which featured guest appearances from AHYES, Marco Plus, Wara and Tate228.

The East-Atlanta rapper originally intended to record an EP in a week, but instead ended up extending the project to mixtape length, letting it run its proper course. You can feel the emotion in his voice when he raps: “The day Em spit me my lyrics, I knew I really made it / To have him and Royce on my album, that shit feel amazin’/ ‘Cause they giants in my eyes, residin’ where I aim to be / Remember buyin’ they CD and now they give me game for free.”

After “Cook Up” and “The F Word,” GRIP has recently dropped the music video of “94 Flow,” featuring AHYES. The song is produced by Latrell James and its chorus references to A Tribe Called Quest song, titled “Oh My God.”

Today, GRIP is back again with The Radar Freestyle, spitting over Peezy’s “2 Million Up” instrumental. You can watch it below:

In the original song, the Detroit’s own Peezy references Eminem with the following lines: “Hit your house party, f–_ it up, we misbehavin’ / Gotta keep an eye on my n–_a Slim cause he Shady.” You can watch the video below:

Conway shows love to Jay-Z & Kobe Bryant over Kanye West’s “Devil In A New Dress” freestyle

Conway The Machine has been putting his time to good use in preparation for his major label, Shady Records debut, God Don’t Make Mistakes, which will be released on February 25th.

The Griselda heavy hitter released a freestyle over Kanye West’s Donda opening track “Jail” last week and he is back at it again. This time Conway spits over “Devil In A New Dress.”

In the freestyle, Conway raps:

“Gotta remember, me and these n***as ain’t similar,
Bout to drop my new sh*t and change the temperature,
Drop my album in February to f*ck the winter up,
And I built a company to pull my n***as up”

While expressing his superior abilities and demeanor, Conway spoke on some messages he’s learned from the greats and his admiration of them. He referenced Jay-Z saying that Jigga told him “Don’t worry, n***a, I got you.

Conway also gave a nod to the revered Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant, as he recorded it “Two years from the day we lost Mamba, May he rest in peace.”

You can bump the freestyle below:

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Conway raps feeling awful after calling Eminem fans ‘nerds’, shows love to Eminem & Kanye West in a new freestyle over Ye & Jay Z’s “Jail”

CONWAY THE MACHINE IS COMING!

The Griselda MC has been preparing for the release of his Shady Records debut album God Don’t Make Mistakes which is reportedly dropping on 25th of February, 2022.

A snippet of a new freestyle over Kanye West and Jay-Z’s “Jail” surfaced earlier today from a possible new mixtape where Conway reveals he felt “horrible” after comments he made about Eminem fans on VLAD TV.

“They’re a bunch of nerds and stans that don’t understand me or relate to what I bring to the table or my music. It’s just like, ‘F**k all that, where’s Em? We want an Eminem album. I still haven’t really experienced it fully either, because like I said that record just came out a couple days ago.” said Conway in an interview.

In the new freestyle Buffalo’s finest raps: “Would you love me if you knew the old me?/ Before the bag, before the rollie/ Before I signed a deal with Shady with the brody/ Speaking of Shady, man, after my interview I did with Vlad I felt awful/ But I learned you gotta watch what you say in interviews, it could cost you/ One could say my relationship better with Ye than with Marshall/ But I still ain’t nothing bad to ever say about Marshall/Just keeping it funky, I’m thankful for Marshall/ Man, I’m thankful for Tracy and Paul, too.”

The freestyle was shared by itsrikip_ who confirmed that Conway’s debut album is coming on February 25!

You can bump the new song snippet below!

Grip freestyles on Bootleg Kev, talks how Eminem found his music, signing to Shady & more

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.

Conway The Machine freestyles over Jay-Z’s “Ignorant S**t”

Griselda’s Conway The Machine has recently shared the tracklist to his upcoming Shady Records debut album titled God Don’t Make Mistakes.

Now, La Maquina has emerged to keep the momentum rolling with a brief new freestyle over JAY-Z’s “Ignorant S**t,” featuring Beanie Sigel for REVOLT’s new series called Off Top, hosted by Big Tigger and Rapsody.

Some of the quotable lyrics from the freestyle includes: “Look in the driveway you see a fleet of foreigns / Like the U in the eighties the coupe green and orange, We ain’t squashing the beef, we gon’ keep it goin’, Feds keep watching our house but they gon’ need a warrant.”

You can watch the freestyle below:

Conway has also done an interview with REVOLT, where the Buffalo rapper talks making it out of Buffalo, New York; originality, Griselda, his love for rap, experience which came from working at Eminem’s Shady Records and more.

GRIP freestyles over Eminem’s “Role Model”

Shady Records latest signee, GRIP was recently a guest on Infinite Vibes radio where he freestyled over the instrumental to Eminem and Dr. Dre’s 1999 classic song “Role Model.”

The Atlanta native kicks his verse by namedropping Joyner Lucas: “You signed with Shady, luck you, word to Joyner Lucas/been sick as hell, this is sickle cell joined with lupus/Round here these boys is ruthless, probably steal your granny purse, they started out stealing candy first/see ni**as let these cannons burst for what a gram is worth/then the ambulance disperse and cut you out your pants and shirt.”

 

Grip eviscerated the beat with a rapid flow that made his boss Eminem proud.

Eminem comments on Westside Boogie’s latest freestyle 😂

Yesterday Westside Boogie dropped a new freestyle. This time, the Compton rapper spitted some bars over “Coochie,” a song by YN Jay, featuring Louie Ray and produced by Enrgy Beats.

In the freestyle, Boogie shouted out Eminem with the following lines: “On my, shout out to Eminem. He came to Compton just to save me but ask my hoes who really Shady.”

In the video, the Shady Records rapper was wearing a t-shirt with a classic Eminem photoshoot on it and of course the boss noticed it. Eminem almost never comments on Instagram, but this time, the Detroit legend gave Boogie a sort of spotlight.

“Nice t-shirt” commented Eminem under the post with “thumb up” emoji. You can check out the screenshot below:

King Los drops freestyle over Dr. Dre & Eminem’s “Forgot About Dre”

King Los comes through with some fire bars. There are few rappers in the game that can match the level of lyricism that Maryland-born rapper delivers every time he steps up to the mic.

This week, King Los came through with a brand new freestyle over Dr. Dre and Eminem’s iconic track from 2000, “Forgot About Dre.” Los unleashes a bombardment of bars while flexing his technical prowess and witty lyricism on track titled “Forgot About Los.”

Some of the quotable lyrics include: “Yeah, I’m talkin’ to you / It’s funny how they scared to converse but still wanna walk in my shoes / Study it, n***a, take your notes, jack the cadence, make the quotes / Make it yours, don’t make it Los, just make it close, holy s**t, you’re makin’ clothes / The government gon’ think that I’m makin’ clones.”

You can bump the new freestyle below:

New Freestyle: Westside Boogie – “Do 4 Love”

WESTSIDE BOOGIE continues to drop off quick-strike freestyles for his fans to enjoy. His latest sees him spitting bars over Tupac Shakur’s 90’s classic “Do For Love,” presumably in lieu of the forthcoming holiday. As with many previous efforts, BOOGIE’s relationship talk isn’t without its dramatic moments:

The video comes courtesy of Josh Forman and shows BOOGIE rapping from a marijuana grow factory. Perhaps a proper smoke is the perfect response to stress over love. Watch the freestyle below:

New Freestyle: Westside Boogie – “Said Sum”

Few days after Westside Boogie dropped off his “Joe Exotic” freestyle, the Compton rapper is back with another fire. Shady Records artist delivers a new freestyle over Moneybagg Yo’s hit single “Said Sum.”

“I got this feeling I left sum’n, I thought the n***a that swore he was good but can’t go to the hood has just said sum’n, f**k it, I feel like I’m in the streets, I’m in the industry, I’m finna dead sum’n, guillotine, how I been head huntin’, I think my shawty had said sum’n.” raps Boogie.

Just before 2020 was finished, Westside Boogie unleashed his first official single since releasing Everythings For Sale album in 2019, titled “Outside,” featuring Joey BADA$$. It is obvious the second official release under Eminem’s Shady Records label is around the corner.

Until it drops, You can enjoy “Said Sum (Freestyle)” below:

Watch: Westside Boogie drops new “Joe Exotic” freestyle

About two years ago, Westside Boogie released his Shady Records debut album Everythings For Sale. Since then, the Compton rapper dropped dozens of freestyles and collaborated on a singles with Top Dawg and Dreamville artists, as well as Joey Bada$$ and LVRN.

Few hours ago, Westside Boogie who is preparing his second Shady Records album, dropped a “Joe Exotic Freestyle” with some visuals to keep the fans warmed up. You can bump it below!

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