@@dwaynejpeterkin The reason Eminem and 50 cent clicked was because they think so alike. Even when yiu listen to their individual songs that they did in the late 90's, they were alike withoiut them even meeting. Those 2 were bound to blow .
when slaughterhouse dropped it was mostly cause mumble rap was starting to take over if I remember right I was in high school and everyone just listened to drake and lil Wayne and young thug was also very popular at the time it wasn’t ems fault tbh hip hop was going trap/mumble at the time and no one wanted lyrics just a dope beat really
Um. "Mumble" rap didn't exist in 2012. And Young Thug wasn't out yet. And aside from Joe Budden, none of the Slaughterhouse rapper achieved much in the 2000's when lyricism still had some currency left.
As a hardcore SlaughterHouse fan, I must share that there are key elements that are missing in the conversation. I.) Nino Bless II.) The 1st tour III.) JumpoffTV aka JoeBudden TV IV.) SlaughterMOUSE V.) The dynamic of the group VI.) I am, in a literal sense, a Day 1 SlaughterHouse fan. Our House, wasn’t the greatest thing of all time, but I enjoyed it a lot. VII.) SlaughterHouse is never coming back and that saddens me because I felt like they were barely getting started. [+]
I feel your pain bro. I heard there second album was hoing to be produced by Just Blaze. The track they did with Premiere was amazing. And that BET Cypher was so hood they made everyone rap on the same beat the next year.
Dewayne Darmanie, Nino Bless had a verse on the track, SlaughterHouse. He wasn’t able to do the tour, the SlaughterHouse tour. They did it for the sake of riding the wave/hype of the track made. They did the tour and connected with each other, became friends. Then they played around with the idea to form a super group. Nino Bless, never was a part of the group because he didn’t go on tour where they found magic. Who knows. Maybe if he did they would not have bonded like they did. Maybe he would have joined perfectly with them. He’s important to the narrative because of his presence and then absence is evidence that them 4 had a unique chemistry. Context is everything because the devil is in the details. [+]
Microphone Don, EXACTLY! Their 3rd album, 2nd on Shady was going to be a return to form and much more introspective. Then who knows what else they could have done, but Joe ruined that. Again, the dynamics of the group is important. Royce is/was the dedicated but laidback MC. Crooked is/was the most business savvy and true hustler. Ortiz was the daydreaming former dope dealer. Budden was the wildcard. Royce reconnected with eM. Crooked practices good business applications. Ortiz just wants to make music. Budden didn’t know how to make the situation better without acting a fool. [+]
Eminem was a bad ceo artist like Diddy and jay z. No one talks about it except Joe Budden half assed. He took some of the best lyricists in the country and shelved them by trying to make them sound a bunch of Eminem’s . They still kiss his ass till this day and claim he’s the best when some of them made better projects than him. They defend Eminem like he’s a god and the best, and all they get is always being underrated.
Shady Records are only distributors for Conway and Westside Gunn. Griselda is signed to Griselda Records (independet label) and they are managed by Roc Nation.
I'm a huge Em fan but Em sucks at promoting and handling his artist the only two successful artist he had was 50 and Yela. Yela has the radioactive album where Em was heavily involved and wasn't well received, the next Yela albums were better because Em was less involved
How do you know how much Eminem IS or IS NOT involved though? Maybe artists don't always want an Eminem nod? I mean, did you need Jay-z constantly telling you to buy J Cole albums or did he build a fan base and the label did their job by giving him the means to make it and the resources to actually sell it? The common denominator cannot always be the most popular artist associated with a label. It's still Interscope at the end of the day.
@@akaspon1 it is felt on the production. IDK about 50 but for example Yela, Radioactive sounded commercial but if you look at the other Yela albums like Love Story and Trial By Fire and more they sound way different like Yela was more in charge of those albums that's why they sound less poppy and more of yelawolf style, same with slaughterhouse, their first album were under E1 Label their second album under Shady records if you notice the song Microphone from their 1st album and My Life from their second album you will notice a HUGE difference, their album under Shady records sounds "poppy" Now he got boogie on the label and he dropped Everything for Sale on the Shady records label and the album is dope 🔥 but Boogie it's a rapper who has nothing to little promotion that's why you don't hear his name much reason why I said he kinda sucks at promoting artist.
Obie D12 Bad Meets Evil was successful n Our House was moderate n Boogie n WWCD did good by todays standards on par will sales from Blue Face n Smokepurpp
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Joe was the weakest emcee in Slaughterhouse. Just get him out of there and replace him with someone else. Someone more stable. To do business with Joe Budden and expect it to go well is simply stupid at this point
Slaughterhouse was garbage i rather hear d12. Em put too much time into this they are not mainstream thats why they didnt sell much. There underground and mainstream dont mix.
@@slimmylombo4771 tbh Kuniva and Proof can go toe to toe with slaughterhouse. Not D12 as a group tho, Swift and Kon are good but not as lyrical as slaughterhouse. Bizarre, well, is just bizarre.
Bro they wasn’t making money joe had a point. I’m sorry but Eminem has a commercial production style and that shit sounds corny with a bunch of different lyricists. Eminem wanted to make a group of Eminem’s and it didn’t work.
If Slaughterhouse chose to reunite and get another label deal or go Independent they would definitely sell records. They need a few hits and they'll be back and better! However, Joe is the wildcard. If he gets upset it's over. You can't trust Budden.
How they listened back to that album and chose to release it will always blow my mind. Like what tf were they thinking??? the songs were terrible the production was among some of the worst I've ever heard. The Araabmusik joint was hard but that was it. That Just Blaze track was awful. That other one with Swizz was terrible too.
Man I was hoping Slaughterhouse would put music out for years...hip hop hasn't seen a group that strong top to bottom in it's entire history!!! Rarely did a Slaughterhouse song not have intriguing bars start to finish...they'd make you have to listen 2 or 3 times just to make sure you picked up what they were putting down. Id definitely pay $$ for another Slaughterhouse album if they went back to just killing every verse and every beat...f#ck making radio hits, give us that grimy, lyrical hard hitting music that has been missing from hip hop for a long ass time
Hmm idk I have to disagree. I think if they were to reunite they would probably be bigger than they was with shady cus if we're going to be honest here Shady Records didn't really do anything for them management wise
What you said at the end of the video is true it doesn’t have to be true for every group, Tha Dogg Pound’s new album is being very well received but look how many albums they put out in the past 15 years that went completely under the radar. Slaughterhouse was one of my favorite groups of all time I think all four members are top-tier lyricist . I often spend time sitting around thinking “damn wouldn’t it be dope if these people got back together and put out an album and this person put out an album again and then this other group did and they all went on tour like they did back in the day.” There’s a reason why that never happens. We all remember the golden age of our fandom in hip-hop. As much as I love the West Coast, I know Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube can all drop a solo album within two months of each other that could be very good albums but they’re not going to be on top like they were in the first half of the 90s. That in hip-hop is not a genre that really respects its legends that well. Once you’re more than a couple years old the fans throw you away. Most of slaughterhouses fans are in their late 30s and early 40s. They’re not the same people they were 14 years ago anymore. a lot of them have careers and families getting psyched up an album dropped from an artist they listen to a decade and a half ago probably isn’t gonna be a big deal to them anymore and the current generation doesn’t like anything that sounds good so who would buy the album?
What happened to the St. Lunatics? What happened to Murphy Lee? Would be a GREAT videos to do! 💯💯💯
Murphy Lee gotta mini doc on BET youtube channel
@@Prodebrio Thanks!
Good idea tho
I know young dro still makes music,but I still want to know what happened lol Murphy and Dro were in similar positions during their era
Ain't no St. Lunatics.
They should have done what Griselda's doing, operate like a indie label but within a major label
you can’t turn corny niggaz into griselda
Joe just cannot hold on to friendships and relationships
Facts
Joe tried to blame Em on so many media platforms, yet it was Joe that ruined the group by leaving mentally 🙄
He was the best in the group its just hes a spooky guy
He made the group tho
@@DragzFire And thus, he destroyed it
@Cameron Jones It was worse after Proof was murdered. He just completely shut down.
Oh Joe.
If Em would've replaced Budden and he signed them as his squad, like D12, it would've been way better imo.
Wouldn't have changed a thing eminem doesn't know how to manage artists other than 50 the other artists are never mentioned
But D12 flopped though...
@@rayray1052 yes but d12 is more known than slaughterhouse and d12 sucks compared to slaughterhouse
Ohhhhhh that stings.
@@dwaynejpeterkin The reason Eminem and 50 cent clicked was because they think so alike. Even when yiu listen to their individual songs that they did in the late 90's, they were alike withoiut them even meeting. Those 2 were bound to blow .
Em helped alot of people, made some even legendary 🤓💯💯💯
Yuuup
So it was all joe fault
Of course
Bro you should do the HRSMN. Kurupt, Canibus, Killa Priest, Ras Kass, hip hops most slept on group.
They were Slaughterhouse before Slaughterhouse.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Not so.
You should do one on Flipmode Squad!!
Maybe.
Agreed
Add Young MA to Slaughterhouse instead of Buddens, and they'll have the juice to put out another project
Young MA ain’t built like that
Been waiting for this. Do d12 next
R.I.P. Slaughterhouse (2008-2018)
EMs horrible beats is what happened!!
I don't like that you did not mention Nino Bless, who was on the Slaughterhouse song. His verse was crazy.
“You pushed D12 to the side to sign Voltron 5...If Proof was alive he’d be dying inside”
-Canibus dissing Em for ditching D12 for Slaughterhouse.
U aint no hip hop messiah u cuz u diss Mariah ish like that is supposed to be private #BisisRaw
Eminem is one of them.
when slaughterhouse dropped it was mostly cause mumble rap was starting to take over if I remember right I was in high school and everyone just listened to drake and lil Wayne and young thug was also very popular at the time it wasn’t ems fault tbh hip hop was going trap/mumble at the time and no one wanted lyrics just a dope beat really
Welcome to our house was my 10th grade homework time soundtracks
Young thug wasn't around in 2011
Um. "Mumble" rap didn't exist in 2012. And Young Thug wasn't out yet. And aside from Joe Budden, none of the Slaughterhouse rapper achieved much in the 2000's when lyricism still had some currency left.
# Shade.
Wu-Tang forever...can you do something on them.. please. Their music is in heavy rotation on my playlist... always
I know crook was meant to join his label COB but I met the rest of them when they came to London also in Manchester.
The “on the house” mixtape is too fire
As a hardcore SlaughterHouse fan, I must share that there are key elements that are missing in the conversation.
I.) Nino Bless
II.) The 1st tour
III.) JumpoffTV aka JoeBudden TV
IV.) SlaughterMOUSE
V.) The dynamic of the group
VI.) I am, in a literal sense, a Day 1 SlaughterHouse fan. Our House, wasn’t the greatest thing of all time, but I enjoyed it a lot.
VII.) SlaughterHouse is never coming back and that saddens me because I felt like they were barely getting started. [+]
I feel your pain bro. I heard there second album was hoing to be produced by Just Blaze. The track they did with Premiere was amazing. And that BET Cypher was so hood they made everyone rap on the same beat the next year.
Our House is great n Nino Bless would never make the cut he didnt have the pedigree n similar history n background that the members had in common
Dewayne Darmanie, Nino Bless had a verse on the track, SlaughterHouse. He wasn’t able to do the tour, the SlaughterHouse tour. They did it for the sake of riding the wave/hype of the track made.
They did the tour and connected with each other, became friends. Then they played around with the idea to form a super group.
Nino Bless, never was a part of the group because he didn’t go on tour where they found magic. Who knows. Maybe if he did they would not have bonded like they did. Maybe he would have joined perfectly with them. He’s important to the narrative because of his presence and then absence is evidence that them 4 had a unique chemistry. Context is everything because the devil is in the details. [+]
Microphone Don, EXACTLY! Their 3rd album, 2nd on Shady was going to be a return to form and much more introspective. Then who knows what else they could have done, but Joe ruined that. Again, the dynamics of the group is important.
Royce is/was the dedicated but laidback MC.
Crooked is/was the most business savvy and true hustler.
Ortiz was the daydreaming former dope dealer.
Budden was the wildcard.
Royce reconnected with eM. Crooked practices good business applications. Ortiz just wants to make music. Budden didn’t know how to make the situation better without acting a fool. [+]
Ohhhhhh Not So.
Eminem was a bad ceo artist like Diddy and jay z. No one talks about it except Joe Budden half assed. He took some of the best lyricists in the country and shelved them by trying to make them sound a bunch of Eminem’s . They still kiss his ass till this day and claim he’s the best when some of them made better projects than him. They defend Eminem like he’s a god and the best, and all they get is always being underrated.
True
Preach but these white supremacists (-never listened to rap until em) fans don't want to hear the truth.
yaowa💪🏽
They could not handle any more slaughter in there house
↪💯💯😆😂😆😂😆😂😆😂
No More.
BUDDEN fucked it up
Joe and the game should become partners 🤣
Do what happened to the firm?
Ali can you do a what happened video on BONECRUSHER I ain't never scared that guy lol
4:23 - 4:27 Not the case with Griselda !
Shady Records are only distributors for Conway and Westside Gunn. Griselda is signed to Griselda Records (independet label) and they are managed by Roc Nation.
Wooops.
"This is my life" song is one of their best to me. But I'm also not a true hip hop head.
What Happened to Slaughterhouse.
No Idea.
I'm a huge Em fan but Em sucks at promoting and handling his artist the only two successful artist he had was 50 and Yela. Yela has the radioactive album where Em was heavily involved and wasn't well received, the next Yela albums were better because Em was less involved
How do you know how much Eminem IS or IS NOT involved though? Maybe artists don't always want an Eminem nod? I mean, did you need Jay-z constantly telling you to buy J Cole albums or did he build a fan base and the label did their job by giving him the means to make it and the resources to actually sell it? The common denominator cannot always be the most popular artist associated with a label. It's still Interscope at the end of the day.
@@akaspon1 it is felt on the production. IDK about 50 but for example Yela, Radioactive sounded commercial but if you look at the other Yela albums like Love Story and Trial By Fire and more they sound way different like Yela was more in charge of those albums that's why they sound less poppy and more of yelawolf style, same with slaughterhouse, their first album were under E1 Label their second album under Shady records if you notice the song Microphone from their 1st album and My Life from their second album you will notice a HUGE difference, their album under Shady records sounds "poppy"
Now he got boogie on the label and he dropped Everything for Sale on the Shady records label and the album is dope 🔥 but Boogie it's a rapper who has nothing to little promotion that's why you don't hear his name much reason why I said he kinda sucks at promoting artist.
Obie D12 Bad Meets Evil was successful n Our House was moderate n Boogie n WWCD did good by todays standards on par will sales from Blue Face n Smokepurpp
@@dewaynedarmanie2375 Agreed with Obie, D12 and Bad Meets Evil.
@@pbm2324 yeah man 🙏🏾💯💯
It's a lot wrong with this video as far as facts. But it's interesting.
Just out of curiosity’s sake, which parts are wrong?
Shame on the rest.
I'll go listen to it again and point out all the wrong things. I do know it was many.
I wasn’t impressed with slaughterhouse. They had bars but didn’t know how to make good songs. And Joe sounds like a dying horse.
I agree. In my opinion their solo albums were easier and better to listen to.
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Joe was the weakest emcee in Slaughterhouse. Just get him out of there and replace him with someone else. Someone more stable. To do business with Joe Budden and expect it to go well is simply stupid at this point
Stop with this slaughterhouse bullshit the guys never sold anyways with r without eminem
Aside from Joe Budden.
They should anyway
Joe's ego ruined the disbandment of one of the greatest super rap group in Hip-hop history.
Slaughterhouse was garbage i rather hear d12. Em put too much time into this they are not mainstream thats why they didnt sell much. There underground and mainstream dont mix.
D12 cant tie Slaughterhouse shoes maybe in a rap battle n not even then
@@dewaynedarmanie2375 true but d12 is fun and makes good music.
That's great.
@@slimmylombo4771 tbh Kuniva and Proof can go toe to toe with slaughterhouse. Not D12 as a group tho, Swift and Kon are good but not as lyrical as slaughterhouse. Bizarre, well, is just bizarre.
@@A.i.r_K I love swift the most because of his Adlib lol
Joe Budden is trippin, he could of gotten his brothers some money man nah I want it all and I'm bisexual dude is trippin man !!!
Lyrical, miracle, spiritual, biblical.... in your swimming pool 🏊♀️ or whatever Em said
That is that rappitty rap.
Em is a historical hysterical lyrical miracle! 😆😆😆
Water Water Everywhere.
I hate Joe so much for breaking up the group. Glass House still should've seen the light of day.
Just think about the crazy stuff he's doing now!!!! Joe Budden is toxic...
Just make a group with em replacing him ffs
@@turtleanton6539 em just needs to replace him with himself and that shit would be dope. The songs featuring em are dope anyway.
Bro they wasn’t making money joe had a point. I’m sorry but Eminem has a commercial production style and that shit sounds corny with a bunch of different lyricists. Eminem wanted to make a group of Eminem’s and it didn’t work.
If Slaughterhouse chose to reunite and get another label deal or go Independent they would definitely sell records. They need a few hits and they'll be back and better! However, Joe is the wildcard. If he gets upset it's over. You can't trust Budden.
Independent????!!! Nah theyll brick the shady thing was the best ever n will ever do
# Break Up.
How they listened back to that album and chose to release it will always blow my mind. Like what tf were they thinking??? the songs were terrible the production was among some of the worst I've ever heard. The Araabmusik joint was hard but that was it. That Just Blaze track was awful. That other one with Swizz was terrible too.
How about a video on DTP
Joe Budden happened.
Man I was hoping Slaughterhouse would put music out for years...hip hop hasn't seen a group that strong top to bottom in it's entire history!!! Rarely did a Slaughterhouse song not have intriguing bars start to finish...they'd make you have to listen 2 or 3 times just to make sure you picked up what they were putting down. Id definitely pay $$ for another Slaughterhouse album if they went back to just killing every verse and every beat...f#ck making radio hits, give us that grimy, lyrical hard hitting music that has been missing from hip hop for a long ass time
Do a video on what happened to Canibus
Eminem is King
Wish we could hear glasshouse. Hell cut joe out and release it. Session one with Eminem was a great song and he wasn’t even on it
Hmm idk I have to disagree. I think if they were to reunite they would probably be bigger than they was with shady cus if we're going to be honest here Shady Records didn't really do anything for them management wise
Look it would just make my year if you did a video on why King Gordy's debue album The Entity Flopped
I wish slaughterhouse can come back
They were dope af, that one shady release was meh tho, besides joe buddens i always was a fan of the rest
Budden is better than all of them
What you said at the end of the video is true it doesn’t have to be true for every group, Tha Dogg Pound’s new album is being very well received but look how many albums they put out in the past 15 years that went completely under the radar.
Slaughterhouse was one of my favorite groups of all time I think all four members are top-tier lyricist . I often spend time sitting around thinking “damn wouldn’t it be dope if these people got back together and put out an album and this person put out an album again and then this other group did and they all went on tour like they did back in the day.”
There’s a reason why that never happens. We all remember the golden age of our fandom in hip-hop. As much as I love the West Coast, I know Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube can all drop a solo album within two months of each other that could be very good albums but they’re not going to be on top like they were in the first half of the 90s.
That in hip-hop is not a genre that really respects its legends that well. Once you’re more than a couple years old the fans throw you away. Most of slaughterhouses fans are in their late 30s and early 40s. They’re not the same people they were 14 years ago anymore. a lot of them have careers and families getting psyched up an album dropped from an artist they listen to a decade and a half ago probably isn’t gonna be a big deal to them anymore and the current generation doesn’t like anything that sounds good so who would buy the album?
What happened with Griselda and shady.
Been waiting for this one!!
Nwa did it
Make one on what happened with the Outlawz
PAC passed away bru