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Eminem reacts to Kendrick Lamar’s new album “Mr. Morale & Big Steppers”

Since its arrival on May 16, Fans, media and hip-hop peers have been discussing Kendrick Lamar’s new album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers.  With 18 tracks of intense content, the 5th solo studio effort from Compton’s finest takes some time to properly dissect. But it looks like Eminem has already formed his opinion.

About an hour ago, the Detroit legend came through with a tweet praising Dr. Dre for his work done on the album. In the tweet, Slim Shady wrote: “Yo Dr. Dre this Kendrick album is f**cking ridiculous. I am speechless.”

Within minutes, the tweet received over 10k retweets and 50k likes. In the comment section some fans agreed with Em’s take but some not.

Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers was released via pgLang, Top Dawg Entertainment, Aftermath Entertainment and Interscope Records. It serves as both the follow-up to 2017’s album DAMN. and Kendrick’s last album for Top Dawg.

You can check the Eminem’s tweet below:

Nas, LL Cool J, Ice-T, Big Daddy Kane & other hip-hop legends react to Dr. Dre’s Super Bowl show

Dr. Dre received enormous support from his peers after the Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime show with Eminem, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Kendrick Lamar and Mary J. Blige.

Nas titled the show as “greatness” and Kanye West called it “legendary” while sharing 50 Cent’s upside down picture.

Ice-T called it an “unbelievable show” and Kurupt did a “crip walk” alongside Snoop Dogg in front of his TV.

Busta Rhymes thought it was the greatest moment for hip-hop culture and Bizzy Bone felt proud of Dre and his army.

You can check out all the reactions from hip-hop icons below:

Cordae responds to Tiktoker who criticized Eminem’s “Michelle Obama” line

Few days ago, Cordae released a new album titled “From A Bird’s Eye View” and it includes a remix version of “Parables,” featuring Eminem.

In the song, Eminem raps: “I was painfully shy, now I’m proud of myself / Like Obama’s kids, I came outta my shell (Michelle)”

Em uses “My Shell” as the wordplay of “Michelle.” He is happy that he came out of his shell (Got over his tough times) which is compared with Obama’s daughters coming out of his wife (Giving birth).

Some of the TikTok users criticized Eminem for inappropriate use of words, with Joey Hip-Hop saying: “Ain’t no way Eminem actually thought this was a bar.”

Cordae responded in the comments: “It’s definitely a bar and I’m not just saying that cuz he on my album lol”

Popular tiktoker and hip-hop artist who goes by the name Tyrese Pope also commented: “It’s a bar, you trippin'”

Check the screenshot below:

Fat Joe, Dre and the crew reacting & vibing to Eminem’s “Lord Above” verse

Back in 2019, Fat Joe and Dre from Cool & Dre dropped a joint project Family Ties, which included Eminem and Mary J. Blige as a guest features on a track “Lord Above.”

Teased as “the most disrespectful song on the album,” the artists look upon their careers, acknowledge their rock-bottoms and regrets, and esteem the summits they conquered.

Few weeks before the release of the song, Nick Cannon was a guest on T.I.’s podcast ExpediTIously, where he talked about wanting to prove his manhood to Mariah, in part, by challenging Eminem to a physical fight.

Eminem responded to Nick on “Lord Above” with clever wordplay and punchlines: “I know me and Mariah didn’t end on a high note / But that other dude’s whipped, that pussy got him neutered / Tried to tell him this chick’s a nutjob ‘fore he got his jewels clipped / Almost got my caboose kicked / Fool, quit, you not gon’ do s**t / I let her chop my balls off too ‘fore I lost to you, Nick (eunuch).”

The video of Fat Joe, Cool & Dre and whole other crew reacting to Eminem’s verse has re-surfaced online recently.

Watch it below:

Real-life ‘White Boy Rick’ reacts on Eminem portraying him in 50 Cent’s “BMF” TV Series

Richard Wershe Jr., also know as “White Boy Rick,” who became FBI informant at the age of 14 and later was sentenced 30 years in prison, says he is honored that Eminem will be portraying him in 50 Cent’s upcoming TV Series, “Black Mafia Family.”

“Of course, it’s Eminem so that’s an honor to have him portray me in a series. He was actually one of the first people that was looking at doing the movie about me so it’s pretty cool that later down the line, he gets to take on this role.”

When asked what kind of advice he would give to Eminem for the role, Rick said that he doesn’t think he needs to give the Detroit legend any tips, claiming that he’s a professional: “I don’t think I have to tell him anything at all. He is professional. Everything he does, he does very well. His music, it speaks for itself. He is an icon, he is a legend. This, for him, will be a small thing. I think he will kill it whatever he does. I’m a fan. It’s an honor to have him do it. He is a Detroit legend. I have a huge name here, so from one Detroiter to another…just kill it!” – said Wershe.

You can watch the interview below:

LeBron James reacts on Nas, Eminem & EPMD’s new song “EPMD 2”

Los Angeles Lakers’ LeBron James has recently took to Instagram to give Brooklyn Nets’ Kevin Durant some high praise after Durant led Team United States of America to a gold medal in the Tokyo Olympics 2020.

Durant was most consistent player throughout this year’s Olympics for his country and he capped off his impressive run with a 29-point game to secure the gold medal for the United States of America.

James did not take part in this summer’s games, but it is clear that he was cheering on his NBA colleagues from home.

It is also clear, he was enjoying Nas’ new album, King’s Disease II, especially “EPMD 2” track, featuring Eminem and EPMD.

You can watch the video below:

50 Cent says nobody can top Eminem’s verse on Nas’ “EPMD 2”

Today, NAS came out with the second installment of his Grammy-winning King’s Disease album and a collaboration with Eminem came with it.

50 Cent shared a fragment of Eminem’s verse on “EPMD 2” on his Instagram with the caption: “No you can not front on this verse. You just gotta listen, shut the f**k up and listen.”

In the comment section, Fifty also commented: “Top 5 dead or alive,” referring to Eminem.

You can check out the post below:

Nas, Hit-Boy & the crew react to Eminem’s “EPMD 2” verse

Nas has just dropped the King’s Disease II album with features from Eminem, Ms. Lauryn Hill, YG, Charlie Wilson, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, Blxst, EPMD and Hit-Boy.

Before the legendary rapper dropped the album, Nas had an album release listening party where he played every song from the album for selected crew.

Thanks to @BookOfShady on Twitter, we have a part of the video where the crew are listening to Eminem’s verse on “EPMD 2” track.

You can watch it below:

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:

Jack Harlow reacts to Eminem putting him on “Killer” remix

Out of nowhere, Eminem announced the remix of “Killer” song from Music To Be Murdered By: Side B album. This version will feature the MVP of 2020, Jack Harlow and one of the best lyricist of new age hip-hop, Cordae. The song is produced by DA Got that Dope.

“You know we had to do a remix, right?” said Eminem on social media as he shared a snippet of the song. “K I L L E R RMX w/ @jackharlow & @cordae Midnight ET.”

Jack Harlow has been shouting out Eminem for a while now. Shelbyville-born rapper has previously named Eminem as one of his biggest influences when growing up and now he got a song with Detroit legend.

On his Instagram story, Harlow thanked Eminem for giving the opportunity to be on a song with him: “Thank you legend! @eminem” he wrote. You can check out the screenshot below:

 

WATCH: Conway found out DMX passing in a live interview

Conway The Machine has recently hit The Bootleg Kev Podcast for an interview where the Buffalo rapper talked about not being in everyone’s top 5 list, his recent album being a ‘layover’ until his Shady Records project, people protesting just to take an Instagram photo, and his live reaction to hearing the news of DMX’s passing.

“That s**t f**ked up, man. That ni**a DMX is a legend, man. I always thought nobody could f**k with X. No cap. If face to face, X pulls up on you you are not f**king with X. Rest in peace Dark Man X, man. We just did a joint for his new album. I didn’t have chance to meet him.” – said Conway.

You can watch the interview below:

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Eminem reacts to SNL spoof of “Without Me” with one emoji

Back in March 27, Saturday Night Live did the parody of Eminem’s 2002 hit song “Without Me,” not just in song, but the track’s popular video as well.

The sketch kicked off with Kate McKinnon portraying Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen, who was speaking to a group of economy students. After the professor (Kyle Mooney) asked if there were any questions for Yellen, familiar notes from Em’s tune off The Eminem Show start to play as the camera pans to Pete Davidson dressed as the rapper’s fake superhero Rap Boy from the “Without Me” video.

After stumping the professor, Chris Redd — dressed as Dr. Dre’s take on the Matrix‘s Morpheus — chimes in to offer pills and explain further. Confused by the “complete nonsense,” McKinnon’s turns to the janitor — played by musical guest Jack Harlow — for a more “eloquent” explanation of what, exactly, NFTs are.

Almost a month later, Eminem responded to the spoof with one emoji. Check out his tweet below:

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