GAME SHOULD APOLOGIZE TO EMINEM?! | The Tony Yayo Interview
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Rakim, Ice T, Treach and lots of OGs give props to Eminem, recognize him as one of the goats. So for me, idgaf what ignorant minority of people who hate him say.
@Just Johnny @Just Johnny Kanye, Wayne, Drake, Cube, Jay, Nas. So I keep going with the weak minded people? 🤡
You sound awful angry? are you on Em&Em’s payroll? No! .. you’re just another pill head drunkard Stan. That mumble rap corny god is not 1 of the goats. Accept it!
@Just Johnny he had the number one record on the gospel charts two weeks ago but sure, he's evil,😂 go off
@Just Johnny if you're not an em fan, you may be on the wrong page. I wish I could laugh react your comments. He used music as a release. And listening to his music was a release for a lot of people. Isn't it better for someone to express their emotions rather than let anger build up and eventually snap?
@Just Johnny cool sorry snowflake. Have a good one sweaty.
As a kid who's native language was not English and didn't know a word in it, and didn't even know there was a genre called hiphop, what Knox said was true. The first rap song I ever heard on tv was Real Slim Shady when I was in 7th grade because it was the first massive worldwide rap hit. When I saw the video I got hypnotized by him and I wanted to understand what he's saying so bad. I started learning English at home because I went to government school, then discovered d12, then learned that 2 legends called biggie and pac existed, and here I am at 32 years old watching rap breakdowns on this channel all thanks to the goat Em. His impact is still so underrated.
😎💥🔥
Me too
I start know hip-hop when I'm 9th grade
When I hear Em Loos your self , I'm not afraid. That's when I started learn hip hop. I don't speak English I appreciate the RUclips reaction i understand some of Em song.
You legend 🔥
That’s the power of art, especially when it’s in the hands of a master. That little spark that draws you in, a catchy chorus stuck in your head, a book you can’t put down, a painting you can’t stop thinking about. You don’t necessarily need to know the words to the song, because the rhythms are still there. Art that makes people feel has caused social changes, helped topple governments, and can give a shared experience to people on the opposite sides of the earth even if they’ve never physically met. It’s crazy how powerful art can be, both for good and for Ill.
I, as an Indian, was not exposed to a lot of hip hop growing up. But I got into hip hop thanks to Eminem. Came to love absolute lyricism like Nas, Big Pun, Andre 3000, all thanks to one song I heard on the tube called Rap God. Came to respect the culture and recognize the struggles on the other side of the world.
Finally saw a indian stan😀Hi buddy are you from Kerala
Hi Me 🙋♂️ Too Agreed
Machane... Same here😁
That sound like a skill problem my g
@@yuviseena742 yes sir. Pathanamthitta/Kochi boy.
Eminem has made an impact not just in Hip Hop but in music in general.. I got into Nirvana because of Em .. I got into other Rock artists too because of Em .. I got into literature because of Em .. Em has even impacted on how people think and fight for Freedom of Speech.. he’s not just Bars he’s a real person .. a real artist.. and that’s exactly what Hip Hop was about since the beginning.. about real life and expression of self
Well said!
Eminem is at least in my Top 3 and he‘s a lyrical beast holding a position no one ever could reach. But he got you into literature? But maybe you’re right when I think about it. I think eminem ended the cold war by defining the theory of general relativity from a quantum mechanics perspective. Eminem may also found out and translated the human dna. I think I‘ve read it in an article that he gains his powers from the energy of the sun. Did he not write the new Marshall Matthews version of the bible?
I am from a small town in India. I remember when I heard "Mockingbird" 10 years ago. I didn't understand anything, at all. I just liked the flow. Then, I searched the lyrics and was blown away. It was so deep and it's like a movie. That changed everything for me. I discovered a lot of hip-hip artists. I usually listen to underground and alternative rappers like Eyedea, Atmosphere, Aesop Rock nowadays but I am always thankful and grateful to Eminem for making me hooked onto the Hip-Hop.
Fellow Aesop Rock fan from India and Em put me on to him too. Shabash! Americans don't know how to respect legends.
‘Em is married to the game and is so faithful. He truly loves hiphop and it has shown since day one. I’ll never forget when L L Cool J was doing an interview with Sway and Em called in as “Jason in Miami” to Stan L L back in the day. They hadn’t met yet and Marshall was a total giddy fanboy! He wears old school hip hop T-shirt’s instead of designer threads, knowing that he is giving shine to those artists because so many people will see him. He shows so much respect, he never even wore a rope chain until L L gave him one. This little mumble rappers out here don’t care about hiphop, don’t care about the culture of it or actively try to make it better. Even Shade 45 is historic first huge satellite radio station devoted to the love of hiphop. He gathered up the best voices like Sway and put them all in one place. Shady records gives artists the opportunity to reach new audiences. Some artists featured on 8 miles soundtrack were asked how they felt about it etc and they have been able to have some security, buy a house and work on their craft just due to royalties from those features.
The introduction to me of rap was actually Run DMC/Aerosmith Walk This Way. Then shortly following into NWA, Dre, and Snoop Dogg, and Tupac. This brought me into the rap world. Eminem came after. (Yup that old)
BUT.........
One cannot, CANNOT deny the impact of Eminem into the world wide stage for the genre. You just cannot deny that. Seeing comments from across the world from other countries being introduced to rap because of Eminem.
Amen
Man, i can't wait for you having 1 mil subs. I m sure that you deserve more than that. I become a rap fan, because of your valuable breakdown and many will do the same as me. Thanks alot Knoxx
Yea his Break Downs are TOP Class for sure.
Em is the 🐐 I’m fortunate to have grown up when they played em in the clubs! But yayo is talking that talk! This was cool!
Cancel culture may not stop Em from us and him making music. Yet I could see it hurting club play. But at the end of the day club play doesn’t make the $$$ Spotify and digital sales does. Great comment Ryan.
Got real hip hop knowledge bein spread on this channel. Sub up people!!! Who else deserves it more than this guy. Much love Knox
You forgot to mention Yelawolf and Obie with people Em has put on Knox
Yessir! And of course, Royce. Who I think is one of the best lyricists in the game.
Em always gave his co-sign and always giving back. Whether it was on his own label or other guests artist, he always gave back. Not to mention reaching far and wide outside of his own 8 Mile Road. It’s ignorance from minority of people cause they are envious of his accomplishments. You may not like his current work and that’s ok. But, in the end, to say he never made an impact in the genre worldwide is insane.
Naw, what’s insane is his Stan fan base. Em is not the problem. The problem is you over the top Stans. You cause people not to like Em. Everybody don’t have to like Em&Em, guy. You’re worst than Beyoncé fans
@@yo3rdtier128 try kanye fans and nicki fans
Not related to this post but it was the latest one.
MASSIVE Knox appreciation post!
Big fan from England here. Been watching and listening to you for a few years.
Your understanding, breakdowns and thoughts are honestly top tier dude.
You've helped me understand songs I thought I knew on levels way above my head 😂
I always look forward to your content.
On top of youtube you're also a top tier rapper in your own right. I've listened to your albums on Spotify and I'd put you up there next to NF who is my own personal rapper. ❤️
So after realising all this I noticed I'm not supporting such a talent in this world.
*edit* I'm now a patreon and you deserve every success in the world.
I'm a fan for life.
Lee from Yorkshire, England :) ❤️
The Game should of just sent a LOVE LETTER..... KISS HIS ASS BRO, GAME , YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO
One of my fav lines from Em is from the song “kamikaze”.. “if the only reasons why I blowed cause I’m white though, why don’t … every other white rappers sell what I sold?” So true !! And the Game now reminds me of Tommy Gunn from Rocky 5 🤣 so ungrateful
First bit of music I owned was a Kriss Kross tape. Jump jump on side A and then it took so long to flip to side B that I missed the bus.
Then Eminem came out and while I already had an affinity with hip hop...Eminem vibed so hard with me that it inspired me to search for other artists. This video speaks nothing but facts
After getting in to listening to Em and 50 when I was about 6/7 years old, hip hop became one of my favourite genres of music. I went on to find all sorts of artists I doubt I ever would've found otherwise. Biggie, Tech N9ne and Pharoahe Monch are a few of my favourites, but I never would've heard them if Eminem Show and Get Rich or Die Tryin' hadn't gotten me in the door first.
Being a old head, while Eminem absolutely had gigantic impacts, Beastie Boys, and one of the original members who helped start Def Jam Records who turned on the lights for countless entertainers, arguably had the most impact crossing the gap to white suburbia. White entertainers have been involved in rap since I was a kid. 3rd bass's member Mc Search also turned on the light to NAS and .... made sure he was paid right.
Just my thoughts.
Search was cold on the microphone and Pete.
Obie Trice went double platinum in aftermath main run.
That's how deep that shit ran. Name a rap artist that Beastie Boys put on. Just one. Cause I can name 15+ that em put on who all became staples of hip hop culture. We're talking about influence on hip hop culture, not suburbia, no one denied Ems influence on suburban kids they are denying his influence on hip hop culture.
@steviegreenthumb4720 in the beginning Dj Double R was part of the beastie boys. Otherwise known as Rick Ruben, whom along with Russell Simmons, created Rush Management agency, which became Def Jam Records.
Just a few.
Ll cool J
Run Dmc
Public enemy
Jay z
There's still a lot of pain and it's hard to see beyond that pain.
I'm from South Africa, i Started listening to rap wen I was 7 or 8 yo. The first artist listened to was DMX, I loved him but my second guy was Eminem. He showed me the fun side of rap that I needed at the time as kid. I grew up listening to eminem. Even when I couldn't understand English eminem songs were the easiest to vibe and grow into. I hate it wen black Americans go and say black people don't listen to eminem, like they somehow speak for all of us. I love him and ain't no way we canceling him!!!
Em was the one that opened me up to hip hop and lyricism when my dad showed me Real Slim Shady, Guilty Concience, and Drug Ballad. I got hooked, so my Dad would download me every Eminem song he could find. I was rapping Eminem on Karaoke at the age of 13 because my Dad was a Karaoke Host. Thats when I started listening to other artists like Fort Minor, Dre, Snoop, 50, Lil Wayne, T.I.P., Obi Trice, Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliot, Tech N9ne... ect.
Ugh I love Mike Shinoda he is so underrated with his "Fort Minor" and then "Post Traumatic" that he created after losing Chester as his way to work through his grief process. He did so much with "Linkin Park" he can do just about anything he is truly a gifted artist!
Mike (Rap, 2nd vocalist, Keyboard, piano, 2nd guitarist)/Brad Delson (lead guitarist) they produced the music for LP, Mike/Chester Bennington (lead singer) wrote the songs and then Brad got more involved with the writing in their last album, Mike/Joe Hahn (Disc jockey/sampler) came up with art ideas for their albums, Joe also directed majority of their music videos, Mike/Joe came up with set designs/visuals on how they wanted the stages to be on tour, Mike also did the band merchandise and created their web design. If you love Mike Shinoda and Busta Rhymes if you haven't already you HAVE TO check out Busta music video called "We Made It" featuring with Mike and Chester. It's a really positive uplifting song about lifting each other up and helping each other to get to the finish line. Also watch the behind the scenes of that music video as well.
- Now Mike is doing his thing with music and collaborating/producing with other artists. He also co-wrote/produced a track with Demi Lovato "Still Alive" and his song that he made "In my Head" ft. Kailee Morgue both songs ended up being soundtracks for Scream 6.
Dam you almost at 1 Millie, CONGRATS 🎉
It's nice to see his progression! I'm happy for him as well :)
I'm in Italy, and I remember that my first hip hop artist i listened to, IN THE RADIO and on MTV was EMINEM... In Italy man.
It was around the 2000, i wad a kid and i can clearly remember people talking about eminem, cause he was controversial etc... After him, hip hop became mainstream even here and italian rappers started to become mainstream little by little.
So whenever a person says that em is a guest in the house of hip hop, they are just disrespecting hip hop.
It was in 2009. my friend had a small mp3 player and it had this song Smackthat on it. The part where this guy just comes in goes crazy got my attention and damn...
Then i started to explore more hip hop/ Rap. Eminem has got a global audience to listen to Rap music. Clubs and bars is not a thing to measure the impact of an artist.
I'm from India..
same in my case it was beautiful song and then second was smack that
Me too
That’s the difference between appreciation and appropriation. We always talk about Eminem being a guest in hip hop, which he very much is and will admit to but what he has done with his success is good. He grew up in a black community, he worked with black artists, he never stole any lyrics or music, he always gives appreciation and credit to black hip hop artists that started the genre, he recognises his privilege as a white rapper and attributes some of his popularity to that but he also gave access to his friends back in Detroit (D12) to the studio and so many other black artist access to the studio.
If you want to win a battle against Eminem, don't battle him
Is he still not replyin to your letters?
@@Erg893 lol.
Knox, I always enjoy your insightful analysis and intelligent explications. Yayo is mesmerising, and almost everything he says comes across as truth and reasonable. Yup, he’d be great to have a drink with, and the stories he could tell…Love the way he understands he owes gratitude to others like 50 Cent for some of his success, and he doesn’t allow jealousy to cloud his thinking. Plus, in the same interview he talks about rappers being killed (RIP Pat Stay and all the others), a serious issue that needs more exposure.
Eminem got me into it, I was a Heavy Metal only kid (many years ago lol) & then couldn't enough of whole Hip Hop scene. Love ya videos Noxy much love from New Zealand brother. (hard to believe Em has to put up with so much crap still. much love to Eminem !)
I am an Indian who first heard Not Afraid back in 2011, I was hooked and after discovering Till I Collapse, I started listening to Nas, Tupac, Jay-Z and more. I have not seen any other rapper shoutout other greats in the rap scene like Em does and the global impact that he has had to spread rap world wide. To me Eminem is the GOAT 🐐
Hip-Hop is now Global, Multi-cultural and ever growing. Em layed some of those bricks, and his legacy proves it.
I love how your jacket matches the gaming chair
As a very young lad in Ireland I never would have gotten into the wider Hip Hop culture and world if I didn't hear Bitch Please on the MMLP.
Eminem introduced me into hip hop 4 years ago when I was looking for a new music genre to get into, and I've turned into a hip hop head🤣
I can remember hearing em when i was in about year 4 or 5 i got a cd and it had real slim on and i can remember just playing it on repeat
I'm going to keep it a 💯. Eminem has said words that I never knew even existed until I heard him say them. I would have to go look them up in the dictionary just so I know what he was talking about. He's been educating me my whole life🤣🤣 No joke!
What I loved in this interview is how Yayo says that Eminem is the "Black Hockey Player." If you take a moment and think about it, Em caused a ripple in the rap game the similar to how Jackie Robinson did to baseball, or the first black basketball player to hit the court. And I love how Yayo is like let's squash this stupid beef and get that money. Let business be business.
You are absolutely right! I first started with Eminem then heard his feature on Dr.Dre’s forgot about Dre then I check his stuff out and learned about NWA and then death row records and so on. Hip hop is a snowball rolling down hill just getting bigger and bigger
I was one of those white kids who wasn't really into rap at all until I heard Eminem. Most rap I heard before him was crap rap, just talking about bitches and hoes and money. I loved hearing a lyrical reaper. He made me search for other lyrical rap artists to expand my music catalog. I still prefer and love metal and rock more than rap, but I wouldn't even have listened to other rappers if it wasn't for Eminem.
I started listening Hip Hop with Snoop then Wu-Tang. When the Slim Shady LP came out I bought it. I was hooked. I have loved Hip Hop for awhile. Yeah there are beefs. That’s Hip Hop. The intensity of making money. But respect isn’t given it’s earned. The ones that have stuck through and through deserve the earned respect. The end. Respect at this point would be silence, let Eminem do his thing. If he wants to return he will. Maybe next album, but it isn’t a rush.
Thanks knox love your vidz.....am actually an Eminem fan is his known around the even in africa his known for his lyrics and his songs ❤
I grew up listening to Dr. Dre. As I got older , I stopped listening to rap due to the lyrics. I wasn’t rich ( every rap song talked about how rich Iam) they talked about bitches and hoes at 13 I couldn’t relate and the over use of the N word. I didn’t wanna use that word. So when Eminem came out, and starting rapping and not talking about or ho and not using the N WORD… I bought my very first CD. #Stan since 2000.
Thank you for your explaining makes it easier understandable.😊
let's not forget Ems verse had been written the renegade song was originally done with Royce, J had that joint first and still Em burned it
I am Indian and my first rap song was piggy bank by 50 cent ..that has come default in my pc in 2009
Did this interview go viral or somethin?
I love Tony Yayo, so I watched the original interview. But today ive been seeing all those shorts clips and reactions and what not from said interview. I didnt know he sparked this much interest. I guess its only because Eminem is mentioned here.
Let's not forget Em Sent Jay Made the Renegade beat too and sent it to Jay with his verse already on it
So it's not like Em even wrote the verse know he would be up against Hov, It was just a throw away song from him and royce
can I recommend you a rapper called Zack Hemsey, Knox?
the dude has amazing lyrics, his story telling is top notch and he composes even his own beats. I recommend "The Runner", "Nice To Meet Me", "Don't Get In My Way" and "I'll Find A Way", since I believe these to be the tracks that better show his skills.
I love your videos so much man, the way you analyze the lyrics is amazing so id love to see what you have to say about him!
The problem is that it wasn't a west coast superbowl, it was a dr dre superbowl
Knox you should break down "Drama Setter" by Tony Yayo feat. Eminem & Obie Trice 😉
Without Eminem, 50 Cent probably doesn't rise to the level of stardom he did and without 50 Cent The Game wouldn't have been nearly as successful either. I think 50 wrote a lot of games lyrics too
Na he didn’t but he gave him his biggest songs
The sad part is I understand that the game had beef with 50 because 50 made him better I don't know what the beef was over but I seen interviews where 50 says if I could help someone I would and he was talking about the game. No you got a situation with a game can do the right thing is apologize to the one man who did nothing to him Eminem but he won't just like he did in those interviews he will double down and stick to his story and he is mad about the Super Bowl but that wasn't Eminem's call that was Dr Dre's called Dr Dre could have said no and they keep saying it was a West Coast thing yes I understand that so why is the game putting it on Eminem why didn't you make a diss track towards Dre we all know because he needed the clout to sell his albums but when you do evil things like that your album ends up flopping he was better off doing what Tony Yayo saying like he said we don't even have to talk let's just do business but instead his pride is in the way well when you let Pride run your life see what happens sometimes you have to have humility. Mia and say sorry to the man that did nothing to you he's an asshole he ain't going to do it
Im white, and surprisngly i wasnt introduced to hip hop through Em. The first song i remember hearing was Cassidys Aim for the Head (Ironically featuring the Game)on my Dell DJ Ditty that i had downloaded through limewire. Which then introduced me to Game, then 50 (Which those 2 became 2 of my favorite artists in the early to late 2000s, then that introduced me to Em, Jay, Wayne, etc.
get rich or die trying was one of the best selling albums of all time and still one of my favorite albums.
I'm from the Netherlands. And yes Knox Em was the one to open my eyes to HipHop to rap music and it has become my fav type of music ever sinds and that goes for most of ma friends to Em was the gateway
What up Knox Hill 😎👍
Real talk about stuff
Facts 💯‼️
I like the video
I like the video reaction
EM was the first rapper I heard and now I can't get satisfied. I go from Little Naz to Agusta D to Bts and so many more. He truly is a goat.
Another rap fan who is ARMY? I relate.💜
How ppl gonna disrespect hip hop and not gonna recognize Eminem as one of the greats!
The first rap song that got me interested was 'Dance with the devil' from immortal technique. it was the first rap song my country white ass ever heard with substance, and ever since i have searched out great lyricists. Eminem is one of them, hands down.
i was not into Hip-hop before, when i discovered eminem i started listening to him and some of the great rappers like jay-z, tupac, nas etc
commented under four videos already but I’ll keep trying!! You HAVE to take apart Get Up by Logan Reich! It just dropped and I see huge potential in this kid
Not only rich white kids but the world..... Em brought hip hop to the world! There's people across the world that never heard of drake, etc. But they heard Eminem!
Im European and a metalhead. Em put me on hip hop. English is not my first language so i had to spend lots of hours trying to understand the lyrics and culture, ofc ppl like Knox and Stevie helped a lot. Em is also always shouting out a lot of artists so i've discovered more lyricists. I remember on Rap God "... me? im a product of Rakim..."
on till i collapse "...I got a list..."
if it wasn't for Em i woud not know Rakim, 2PAC, Andre 3K, NAS, Kxng Crooked, Biggie, Royce, Slaughterhouse, Yelawolf, Kendrick, GRIP, Conway the Machine... i mean... the list goes on.... Thank you Em!
And thanks for Knox and youtubers like him for "translating/educating" ;)
I am most definitely one of those guys who first listened to eminem got I introduced to hip hop then started to listening to it more and more. Now hip hop is the genre I listen to the most.
You missed the comment about Em wearing the T Shirt at the Grammys - that meant a lot to Tony
They are mad because Em has the biggest impact ever in rap!!
No he doesn't maybe too white folks we loved hip hop way before Em he's just a dope addition
@@WeBombFirst Eminem has been around since the 80’s. He was a master of rap way before he was ever signed. He dedicated his life to it and he just keeps getting better and better. People are salty because their favorite rapper can’t come even close to the penmanship skill of Eminem!!
Cube is my favorite rapper and his storytelling is the best ever in my opinion Em's pen game is nice but his words will never impact the injustice of this world like Cube
@@WeBombFirstumm sorry no not just the "white folks" how about all over the world in different countries that didn't know much about hip-hop. Because of Em, he turned hip-hop/rap that was made of black culture into a multiracial culture. He uses his global platform constantly paying homage to soo many artists that were his influences and respects so people around the world can know them too. He inspires other people of colors and backgrounds of wanting to become artists themselves. He made people open their eyes to realize that blacks were NOT the only race who had struggles in life, every shape and color had their struggles too. Eminem brought every race together to make known that everyone struggles with life like poverty, prejudice, race, politics, death, gun violence, abusive households, young parents trying to support their kids, the anger that people build inside themselves, depression, substance abuse, toxic relationships, not giving up no matter how many people try to knock you down, having passion and using that passion as a outlet, looking for inspiration, the love you have for your kids and would do anything for, being unapologetic for who you are but can still apologize and admit when you are wrong, no matter how far you go with your success you never forget where you came from or forget who helped you get there since the beginning and believed in you that you could succeed and pushed you to reach your potential greatness, always paying it forwards to give others chances just like when someone gave you one, and not always having to take life TOO seriously and can still have fun and joke with it. His controversial topics makes conversations happen that people are too scared to talk about. He doesn't care about the backlash that he gets from the media just as long the important conversations are happening with the people that are wanting to make a change.
@dancerkris95 No denying what you said is true but Hella rappers out there do and have done the exact same thing and that's why Hip Hop is such an amazing artform full of cautionary tales current events the ghetto gospel if you will he is not the first rags to riches story and he won't be the last. I respect his pen game and his grind but his Stan's make it bad for Em.
Scary Movie is an amazing song and one you should definitely react to, man I could list a plethora of eminem songs that I think would be great reactions, alot I haven't seen from you yet. Keep up the good work
Same thing happened to me, Em got me into hip hop and I was just a North African Kid
Also, Westside Boogie, and Yealwolf
6:44 short of an Em verse, words can't describe what Em's music has done for me. I used to trash kids back in high school because they listened to rap music. If only then what I knew now about the schism in hip hop and the distinction between mumble rap and the real shit (lyricism) I would have held my tongue. Em has saved me and continues to in the sketchy living environment I'm in. I've started listening to Kanye, Biggie, 2Pac, fucking Easy E all because I heard Homicide that one time. That's all it took, now I'm hooked for life. Right now I usually got Oh No or Lock it Up on repeat for hours at a time. Side note: do you think that Paak Anderson renegaded Em with that opening verse, that shit hits so hard, not to disrespect the GOAT. Credit goes to you too Hill, you've taken something I identify with myself and helped me develop it and understand it to a level I didn't realize possible. Thank you.
While I hopefully got you would you be up for doing a breakdown vid on 'Oh No' or 'GOAT. Again thank you brother, I love your vids.
I feel It's not only giving other ppl in hip hop a platform. You also have Skylar grey who is amazing and I feel it had to do with Eminem. I could be wrong about this. I feel he helped somebody in Rock too
I also agree, I was a big EM fan being a white kid in suburb (netherlands) MMLP SSLP, but even to me, being a big stan alreayd, When Renegade dropped in 2001. I was also like wauw EM can really spit some shit instead of some shock value shit.
enjoy the show as always professor of bar's Knox hill. It is more like "game over".
I know it's not the greatest song out there but I think it's fun. The song by Ed Sheeran, Remember the Name, with Eminem and 50 cent is pretty good.
You need to react to Showdown by the uk trio. It's seriously next level. Nerdcore baby
Only I can hear weird metal-ish sound coming from Knox mic? like the mic "stand" is metalish and the small vibrations are getting caught by the mic, its weird but i can hear like a small echoish sound while Knox speaks, I never ever focused on it before but its prolly of the new setup and the stability of mic is not that great?
I always viewed yayo as more the G Unit hype man then lyricist. He did have some good bars here and there no doubt. But as of lately I see why that's 50's guy. Yayo is a real one! 👍
I think to label that half time show as a "west coast" show is a slight. Dre put on a ton of people sure. But I look at it more as greats from different eras and east/west. But Dre and Snoop are as synonymous as Em and 50. This was first time concert that was actually 50/50 east/west.
Honestly I wouldn’t of heard some artist without eminent brining them into light, like Royce da 59, Joyner Lucas, Jessie reyes,
Eminem needs no introduction since Eminem blew up in this Hip Hop game he has done nothing but giving us his very best because he knew being a white man in hip hop you couldn't do it half ass so he did it three times better than most artist and I'm going to say it Eminem is a mega star this man can't even leave his home without security yes he cannot because people would attack him, literally now Eminem is brought up all the time on you to buy other artists whether it be good or whether it be bad and the good that I hear is from MC's that respect another MC they're not looking at the color of his skin then you have the so-called people that have really no say in hip hop like that kid called most what is he and what does he do for hip hop but yet he had so much to say about Eminem because he is white and he literally said that Eminem was taking up space that made me laugh so hard what space, now let's just forget about him because he's not even relevant at all very minor. What Eminem has done for this culture is when he landed he was so different he said things that nobody else was saying he never claimed to be a gangster so he had to rap about his life and by him doing that he opened the eyes of so many Suburban kids that were going through that in a different way he broke through Europe Asia Australia Africa name a continent and then name Eminem in that continent and I bet you everyone knows him that's what Eminem has done for hip hop he brought in the horizon to the point that hip hop is a culture and people are learning through Eminem because he always pays homage to older rappers so through him they are learning about the giraffes the noses even Jay Z maybe rappers that they wouldn't have looked up Special Ed I can keep going on how much homage Eminem has paid to Hip Hop and the reason why people don't like him is for the same reason that we got put down for and that's what kills me the most is pigmentation you're going to judge somebody when we got judged our whole lives how can you and especially for somebody who's never been prejudiced I really heard a Prejudice thing come out of his mouth what once he said something out of Madness why you never called somebody a honky you never called this guy a cracker oh that's okay though no it isn't Eminem I think brings Unity to Hip Hop and he is the best hip hop artist to ever grace the Mike. Mia forget about all that color shit it's a culture not a color remember that and look at me I'm not white.
Funny how Em is always the realest one, free yayo shirt, you heard that other story about when G unit was beefing and em was one of the only ones to come out with a gun in the streets.
Liked shared already subscribed Professor!
Global impact above all is one of the greatest thing eminem has done for the culture
React to baby, its one of Eminem’s best songs
Please do music box by Eminem or Marshall Mathers song from MMLP
Could you imagine if country music "mostly white dominated" was as popular as rap is. N a black guy came into country & took it over for decades & decades. N all the white artists were throwing shade at him bc he's black!! Ohhhhhh what a different conversation we would all be having.
Perspicacious Explication.
Game Theory was Assiduous.
Love from India.
Yayo = TALK OF NEW YORK ... But he's legit the TALK of the real hip-hop /rap
@4:38 I don’t think Jay was at his top during Renegade, I have heard that’s way he wanted to partner with Em because HE was in his prime. Jay was loosing numbers. 💯 That’s not a diss at Jay, still a GOAT, but I feel like Jay went more the 50 route - business man. Eminem has always been an artist, never liked the business aspect. The same can be said about Dre. 50 even talks about this in interviews, Eminem never liked the business.
Edit: Almost every rapper wanted an Em feature…they still do. That’s why I don’t believe the “Royce only could do 1 song on another label” when Renegade got handed over to Jay. No record label would not want a feature with Eminem, regardless of contract issues, because his features always topped the charts. If this is really true, then Royce’s record label at the time messed up big time. I think Jay wanted it to revive his career on Blueprint - and made 2 more Blueprint albums based on the success of the first. I definitely believe this was Eminem’s doing on Renegade and solidified the Blueprint “saga.”
Edit edit: I’ll even go as far to say Eminem removed (Mickey Factz diss) Royce off of it, not because of Jay, but because of the D12 diss Royce dropped during the same time period.
Hip hop is a culture it is not a race one thing I will say is since Eminem landed It took off in hip hop he has done nothing but given his all even when he was doing drugs let's just tell the truth he still was putting out Studio albums. That's all I'm going to say about those four years of his life that he was addicted to drugs. Now when Eminem came back in the game it was like he never even left because because Eminem was still on top Eminem has given so much to Hip Hop for them to not like him just because he's white is the most disturbing thing that I hear when I hear my people and sometimes I'm embarrassed because we've been through it so why would you do that to somebody who supports and loves this culture and he shows it in every album and everything that he does forget about Renegade that was just one feature this man for 25 plus years has been everything to Hip Hop he literally saved hip hop from Mumble rap,, that's my opinion or else we'd still be hearing these stupid non Lyricist and I'm not talking about the Mumble rappers who do have some lyricism I'm talking about the ones that would just horrible and you know what I'm talking about Eminem saved us from that literally cuz I didn't see anybody else pulling up to the plate and all the hate that he still gets is incredible and it's all over one thing pigmentation and you know something if it was the other way around the world would come to a halt okay but Eminem's push through all that he doesn't even care about the color of his skin because he knows who he is in his heart and who he is is the best hip hop artist to ever do it. My opinion I don't care what anybody else says and if you think you're going to find another M&M or a Slim Shady you're crazier than Slim Shady is LOL I had to say all this I don't care if people don't read it Mia
React to drama setter from Tony yayo featuring Eminem and Obie trice.
That record is 🔥🔥🔥💯
@@mikhelBrown I play this song every day
I'm 41,white and from CT
the Purple Tape and 36 Chambers put me onto hip hop
But honestly Eminem kept me in it this far.
Hip hop was not blown up and exploded to the mainstream until Eminem it would not be what it is now without him he bridged the gap rap wasn’t getting played on pop stations until em maybe you hear a poppy rap song once in a while but this man took rap to a whole mother level
Knox Can you react to ITZY sneakers it have some EDM influences and I Know you did a patreon reaction to ITZY not shy but you can put it on RUclips you will not get a copyright strike because I seen a lot of people reacting to it and it didn’t get block
Well said Toni Yayo u tell it like it is
I hate it when Nas said “even Eminem killed you in your own shit” that’s cold man 🥶🙆🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Where? Thanks ✌
I absolutely hate when people reference Renegade. Eminem did not kill Jay-Z on a Jay-Z record. The original version of Renegade is Eminem and Royce. Renegade is NOT a Jay-Z record. Renegade is a Bad Meets Evil record. Em does what he usually does on one of his own songs. Renegade may have been on The Blueprint, but make no mistake, Em wasn't the featured artist on it. And I am not hating on Jay-Z with this comment, he's number 2 in my top 5
Thank you, SO MANY people forget that it was already written for Em and Royce. But because Royce wasn't able to be on this one due to another project. He asked Royce if it was alright with him to give the song to Jay-Z. Em basically kept most of his that he originally wrote I think he only changed a couple of things. Then J rewrote what was originally supposed to be for Royce to make it sound more like him with his flow. I believe Em also produced the whole track.
It would be amazing if Eminem drops a diss on Game
Game doesn't deserve it the silence works fine only when he starts believing he's won should em drop it
Hip HOp was already global bro, I am from Netherlands and I grew up with NWA, Death Row etc, on fucking casette tapes back in the 80s, 90s. So.
All I really see from Knox Hill is Eminem videos. I think it's because he was inspired by Eminem. There's nothing wrong with that, I actually respect it!. RAPPBOI is a rapper and I created that white boy rapper. Like Proof said, "It won't matter what color you are..." Then I come in and say, "if you can rap, if you can spit bars and tell stories, you are a rapper!"
lit ep.