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Just Blaze considers leaking canceled Slaughterhouse album, shares TWO songs!

Back in 2008, Joe Budden joined forces with hip-hop lyricists Royce da 5’9”, KXNG Crooked, and Joell Ortiz to form the hit-making group Slaughterhouse. The moniker originated from a Budden song of the same name featuring the other artists.

Their self-titled debut album arrived in 2009 and their sophomore LP, Welcome To: Our House, dropped in 2012 under Eminem’s Shady Records. But in April 2018, the MCs parted ways and the supergroup was no more.

Earlier this year, Joe Budden reflected on Slaughterhouse’s disbanding during an interview on Drink Champs: “Come on, give me the blame; I’ll take it. I’ll take the blame. I ruined everything. Everything that you loved, I ruined that s–t.” said Joe.

Slaughterhouse was reportedly in the midst of recording their third album, Glass House, when the members left to work on their own careers. In a since-deleted Instagram post, KXNG Crooked explained back then that music ceased to become the main focus. “The group ain’t rapping no more and that’s fine. It was fun while it lasted. Glass House, I have no clue. All I can tell you [is] it exists. If it comes out, I’ll retweet it. Other than that, it’s all love. Everybody who supported me in Slaughterhouse, thank you.”

Glass House has yet to see the light of day, but Crooked has continued to collaborate with fellow Slaughterhouse alum Joell Ortiz. The duo released a joint project, H.A.R.D., in 2020. The two linked up again in March 2022 for the album The Rise and Fall of Slaughterhouse, which contained songs like the pointedly titled “F*kglasshouse.”

Today, Just Blaze made a tweet on X that might turn everything upside down! “I just found the slaugherhouse album. Jesus this is great. I might do the lords work.” Just Blaze said and shared two songs from the album!

You can listen to the songs and check the tracklist below:

Joe Budden admits Slaughterhouse break-up was his fault

On the latest episode of REVOLT’s “Drink Champs,” hosted by N.O.R.E and DJ EFN, Joe Budden reflected on Slaughterhouse demise and the New York-bred rapper seemingly took full responsibility for their split.

“Come on, give me the blame; I’ll take it. I’ll take the blame. I ruined everything. Everything that you loved, I ruined that s–t. Even next to 10 years long of just stories and talking, hey, I did it. It was me. It was me!” said Joe Budden.

Then he continues: “I don’t know what was tremendous and what wasn’t but I think E1 [Entertainment] gave us an opportunity and I think Shady [Records] gave us an opportunity. I’m grateful for both. Like, which one was more lucrative, who knows. I don’t think our business was being done the right way at the time so I couldn’t say. We had four managers. That sounds like a mess. I did try to bring one person to manage the group’s entity at one point but that didn’t go well.”

Later on, N.O.R.E started talking about how Slaughterhouse was formed and reminded Joe Budden that him and Royce were dissing each other before joining forces in one group. On that, Joe replied: “You are conflating things. But I guess that’s true at different points. I did a record that was not the friendliest to Royce but I never put it out because him and I got cool and then it got leaked and then it was some back and forth going on. We squashed that and then I reached out for a verse. And that was a Slaughterhouse track. It was me, Royce, Crooked, Joell and Nino Bless. And the reaction was great. So we just kept it up. It was really as simple as that. We kept everybody from the song except Nino Bless. And shout out to him.”

You can watch the interview below:

Royce 5’9″ talks if Eminem is to be blamed for Slaughterhouse’s unsuccessful debut

Royce 5’9″ has recently done a livestream question and answer session on Instagram. The Detroit legend was asked if Eminem was to blame for the unsuccessful start of Slaughterhouse when they dropped their Shady Records debut album Welcome To: Our House in 2011.

“Do I blame Marshall for Our House? What do you mean? The way it came out? Em put his f**king soul into Our House. Em probably put as much work as I did in that project.” said Royce.

Royce continues: “When I collaborate with somebody, especially like Em, first of all, I’m always going to trust his judgment. Same way with Preem. I’mma trust his judgment. I’m a firm believer in roles. People play roles depending on what situation it is. Whenever I’m working with Em, I play a position, very rarely do I try to play the lead position because I know that’s something he used to do. Same with Preem. We disagree in lots of things. If there is something he feels super strongly about, I go against my better judgment because I know if Preem is wrong then I’m willing to take the L with him. If he is right, you can’t be more right. And I feel the same way about Marshall.”

“Marshall had a vision for Our House and when we put it out, fans thought it was too polished. I’m very aware of all the mistakes we made creatively and I can take the blame for a lot of those. I don’t blame Marshall anything for creatively. I see the mistakes that were made but I told him don’t trip on that. Cause he felt like ‘I touched too much, I did too much.’ And I was like ‘Nah, don’t even do that. If its L to take, we going to take it together.’ It was all good when we were in the studio together. We had the same energy so ain’t nobody to blame. I appreciate the work Eminem put in it.” Royce added.

You can watch the full thing below:

Horseshoe G.A.N.G. drops “Slaughterhouse Records EP” | Stream

Horseshoe Gang rap group released Slaughterhouse tribute EP, titled “Slaughterhouse Records.”

The new project includes 4 tracks which are remakes of Slaughterhouse songs with the original titles: “Onslaught,” “Hammer Dance,” “Psychopath Killa,” and “Microphone,” featuring Kid Vishis.

Check out Knxg Crooked’s brothers murdering each of the tracks with Royce’s brother below!

Joe Budden & Royce 5’9″ share unreleased Slaughterhouse tracks from “Glass House”

As the Slaughterhouse reunion talks continue, Joe Budden has shared an unreleased “Glass House” album track via his Joe Budden Podcast. Unfortunately, it’s only Joell Ortiz’s part.

You can bump the banger below:

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Royce Da 5’9″ also did an Instagram Live Session yesterday where the Detroit legend also shared one of Slaughterhouse’s track with Kxng Crooked verse.

You can listen to Crooked going mad on the beat below:

Royce 5’9″ says he’s disappointed in Eminem & Slaughterhouse for not showing support in Lupe Fiasco beef

Following Royce Da 5’9″ and Lupe Fiasco dropping a diss-tracks on each other, “Silence of the Lambda” and “Steve Jobs” respectively, Mickey Factz also jumped into beef on Fiasco’s side, hitting Royce with another diss-track, titled “Wraith.”

In a recent Live session on Instagram, Royce expressed his disappointment with some of his fellow lyrical-spitters “Speaking of Crook and Joell, what are they up to? Watching me get jumped on? You know what I would be doing right now if somebody pulled this on one of my loved ones? I would have been rapped. I am disappointed in Crooked, I am disappointed in Joell, I am disappointed in King Los, I am disappointed in Grafh, I am disappointed in Joyner Lucas, I am disappointed in Marshall… Nah, I ain’t disappointed in Marshall.”

“Those people right there I just named are very close loved ones. Never should you sit back and watch me. It is not about trusting me, that is not the point I am making. It is not about them wondering if I can handle myself in rapping. It is the fact that you are looking at me, and you are looking at two other individuals gang up on me on some lyrical shit, and you just sitting there watching.” said Royce.

When asked whether or not Eminem has weighed in yet, Royce shakes his head, saying: “I do not think it made its way to the f**kin’ Android Metro phone [laughs] I do not think it is that f**kin big! Has not reached the Batphone yet.”

You can watch the video below:

Joell Ortiz & Kxng Crooked proposes Slaughterhouse reunion following Royce & Lupe fallout

Joell Ortiz has proposed the Slaughterhouse reunion after Knxg Crooked made comments about Royce Da 5’9″ and Lupe Fiasco falling out.

“There is still time to reunite Slaughterhouse. Let’s just all get in the booth bro.” said Joell on which Crooked agreed. Check twitter conversation below:

Also, Royce Da 5’9″ has recently shared couple of snippets from “Glass House” album and fans started speculations instantly: IS SLAUGHTERHOUSE COMING BACK?! WILL JOE BUDDEN COME OUT OF RETIREMENT?!

Royce 5’9″ shares Slaughterhouse snippets from vaulted “Glass House” album

Like Eminem’s “Relapse 2” and Dr. Dre’s “Detox” album, Slaughterhouse’s “Glass House” album is remained as one of hip-hop’s many lost treasures.

Kxng Crooked and Joell Ortiz have been giving hope to the fans but nothing from “Glass House” has ever seen the light of the day.

Royce Da 5’9 is the latest to raise new attention to the scrapped album, having recently taken to Instagram to crack open the Slaughterhouse vault and offer up two snippets of an unreleased bangers. In the caption, the Detroit legend writes: “Slaughterhouse was so vile, vulgar and violent… I blame Joe Budden. We should have finished these bro…”

Joell Ortiz hit into the comments section, saying: “This s**t still hit different. We gotta get back in there, finish up then get it to the people!!” The snippets also brought Just Blaze into the fold, the man who executive produced the “Glass House” album, commenting: “Oh, hi.”

Check out the snippet blow:

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Kxng Crooked lists his Top 10 Eminem songs of all time

Kxng Crooked has just listed his favorite Top 10 Eminem songs and Top 15 Slaughterhouse songs on Twitter. You can check out the lists below:

Top 10 Eminem songs

1. The Way I Am

2. ‘Till I Collapse (ft. Nate Dogg)

3. Stan (ft. Dido)

4. Nail In The Coffin

5. Bad Meets Evil (ft. Royce da 5’9″)

6. I Just Don’t Give A F**k

7. Lose Yourself

8. No Regrets (ft. Don Toliver)

9. Bi**h Please II (ft. Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Xzibit and Nate Dogg)

10. Not Alike (ft. Royce da 5’9″)

Honorable mentions – Cleaning Out My Closet and You Gon Learn (ft. Royce da 5’9″)

Crook also listed his Top 15 tracks from Slaughterhouse. Check it below:

Royce 5’9″ & Joell Ortiz talk about Griselda comparisons, “I Will” song with Eminem & more

During a recent interview with Marisa Mendez on HipHopDX, Royce Da 5’9″ was surprisingly joined by Joell Ortiz where the two proceeded to stroll down memory lane, reflecting on their Slaughterhouse, reuniting on Eminem’s “I Will” for Music To Be Murdered By album, and sharing a few thoughts on the Griselda movement:

“Griselda did not necessarily get more mainstream attention than we did. We actually released an album. It was two totally different journeys. I do understand the comparison.” said Royce and Joell added: “They anti-establishment, like we are.”

Then the two talk about “I Will” song: “That song was a joint we did a long time ago. Em just went back through it, cause he does that sometimes. Especially if we go to his studio to record it, nobody will take a copy of it. It’ll be something that exists in his world. When he called me and told me that he wanted to use it, I was like f**k, I know he ain’t gonna let me change my verse. But then I heard my verse and thought, okay, that’s cool.” said Royce.

“I thought the exact same thing Royce. I hadn’t heard it in years. It definitely held up.” added Joell Ortiz

Watch the video below:

Joell Ortiz answers fan questions about Slaughterhouse, Eminem & more

Slaughterhouse’s Joell Ortiz, who has released H.A.R.D. joint album with Kxng Crooked this year, did the question and answer session on Twitter. And of course fans asked questions about Eminem too. Check out some of the highlights below:

Q1: Do you miss touring and hanging with slaughterhouse as a whole group not just you and Kxng Crooked?
Joell Ortiz: Absolutely! One thing you all may not know is that every single member of Slaughterhouse is funny as f**K. Man, those tours were epic! You had to be there.

Q2: When some new heat coming man. I’m talking slaughterhouse nasty Joell?
Ortiz: 2021.

Q3: Favorite Glass House joint? Also, a song that you love which you wish you made.
Ortiz: I’d tell you my favorite Glass House joint, but I’d like to keep hope alive that you just may hear it one day yourself. And I love Tupac’s “Keep Ya Head Up”. Timeless classic.

Q4: What do you think about Griselda?
Ortiz: TOUGH.

Q5: A collaboration you did that had you like “wtf I’m doing a record with this person?!”
Ortiz: Probably some of the early Slaughterhouse records with Eminem.

Q6: Would you trade Glass House album for a PS5?
Ortiz: [Laughs] Nah, but a Slaughterhouse PS5 game would be fire.

Q7: What’s your dream collaboration?
Ortiz: Jay Z.

Q8: You have any plans on working with any of the Griselda members?
Ortiz: For sure. 100 percent.

Q9: Some of your favorite albums of the year besides you and Crook’s project?
Ortiz: Nas’ “King Disease” is fire!

Q10: Who’s your favorite West Coast rapper, past or present?
Ortiz: Besides Crook, 2 Pac.

Q11: What’s the most intimidated you have been in the booth?
Ortiz: Never been intimidated in there. But being around Slaughterhouse and Eminem was definitely inspiring.

Q12: Who made you wanna rap? Who were you listening to coming up in NY. I’d like to dig in the crates of older music that helped mold the artists I like to listen to.
Ortiz: Wu-Tang Clan, Mobb Deep, Jay Z, Notorious B.I.G, Nas, The Lox and more!

 

 

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