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MARSHALL MONDAY - EMINEM'S BEST INTERVIEW BY FAR! EM WAS ROASTIN TF OUTTA BENZINO!
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Em- “I would never consider myself the best at anything.”
Stevie-“Shut up, yes you do!”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well yeah after so many years uncontested as king of the hill, I'd feel invincible to being dethroned as well haha but when he said this he probably ment it 💯
In Em's defense, at the time there were A LOT of MC's that were good. Em can make the "I'm the greatest" claim now because all the "Lil'" punks of the last few years don't have the lyrical skill to compete with anyone competent at rapping, much less the GOAT Eminem.
but not at that time
@@madpinoy5683 fr fr. Just in NY there were so many monsters.
13:57
I think Eminem is not just one of the best rappers dead or alive, but he's probably also one of the most dopest personalities on this planet.
Super interesting
Yeah hes not corny/boring or meh. Hes super smart too
for sure
@David Staugis Agreed 100% for sures. Hey never lost that comedy part of him why cuz rappers don’t have to so tense and crazy on the mic step out your comfort zone and try a lil skit or sumthin to show y’all are humble.hungry but be able to separate yourself from other the new herd of young rappers. It could be tuff cuz so many sensitive snowflakes ❄️ out there. 💯💯🤙🏼🤜🏼🤛🏽
A 1000000% How can he be so freaking dope, it hurts
"I took the cards that were dealt to me and flipped themn around"
That's legendary
OK.
@@user-bz6sr6ju2r OK
That might be my favorite thing he has ever said.
While everybody wanted some unheard tracks from 2pac to put on their albums Em produced an whole album for 2pac's mom for free
Really???? Wow now if that anit a contribution to real hip hop I don't know what is!
@@davidwisemanjr9286 yeah the album is called : loyal to the game
Its the one from Eminem
Hoo wouldnt?
Pac would have never rapped with em.. zino has REAL tracks with pac go figure 🤷🏽♂️
@@reddy7818 how U know?
Nick cannon heard this interview back in the day and was like "nah ima be the wackest rapper ever, bet"
Lmao fr
Then Azz Izz said hold my beer!
😂
😂 that’s amazing.
Lmao great thread 😂
Eminem produced "Moment of clarity" for Jay-Z on the black album . And "The Cross" by Nas on his God's son album
And dont forget RENEGADE for JayZ and himself.. originally meant for him and Royce...
He also had both artist on the 8mile soundtrack. They both summited tracks for it.
He produced "the cross" I'll be damned. I've loved that song forever. Damn, Eminems a Genius
Yes and Tyler says he picks the worst beats I’m not a Stan but I feel people takes shots at him out of trend or to pretend they are tough. It’s become a trend to say shits about him with no reason just to seem like they are tough guys from the hood. Ridiculous
@@raynast84 yea that hes a bad producer is something that people say because they feel it’s trendy and because that’s sort of a common non sense that people spread. He actually produced most of his early hits with resto and the bass brothers (as much as with dre actually). People should actually listen to music and dig deeper if they are actual music lovers. If not they should not give their opinions.
I've been a fan of Eminem since 1999. His Shady side made his craft entertaining, his Marshall side brought it to real.
Thank you Dre for showing the world Em.
"I can't get a record deal because I'm white"
Now, haters say Eminem got big because he's white 🤷🏼♂
Eminem's number one and got big because he knows how to rap, he doesn't mumble jumble, he's the man
Him being white made it almost impossible for him to break out. Until he met DRE and then him being white actually gave him a boost in the mainstream... Double edged sword
@@Seek_Solitude exactly, that was what I was trying to say to some stans and they got pissed because they thought that I was saying eminem sold so much cause he white 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@frankes028 right lol they get so mad. See things as they are not how you want them to be. Him being white most definitely gave him a big boost.
@@Kinobambino THANK YOU
"I've got 3 months of probation"😂😭💀
To answer Stevie's question of "Why respond to him at all?", because Benzino was in an undeserving position of power, which he used repeatedly to ruin careers of rappers and degrading The Source. And cause his clown ass jumped with Ja Rule on the whole "Go after Em's daughters" shit
It’s crazy how much power the source had back then. You had to go to the record shop to listen to stuff, hours with the headphones on in Virgin records. The Source really effected sales and Benzino believed all the hype.
Canibus for example was a victim of The Source's mic ratings, afaik. Only got 3 mics or something for his debut.
If you haven't heard "Don't approach me" by Xhibit and Eminem check it out. I would love to see a reaction video to this. They both spazz
They also did another song together that I can’t remember the name of.
@@kjo415ozzy6 say my name
Patreon man
He did on patreon
That song is awesome 😎
The best thing about Em is he keeps a 100.
He keeps it 1taowao! 😂😂😂
@@meshlaw5757 lmaoo
and it's even if it hurts him....he is savage for that.!!!!
I keep it 1 comma zero zero zero zero
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“If they listen to is entire catalog and it don’t change their opinion then they are fkn haters”. You damn right Stevie!
The Source lost a lot of it's credibility after Em's disses.
Is the source even still a thing?
@@shady.219 Not really since everything is digital now. They have a website still though.
@@darnell7871 wow I thought they closed there doors years ago , emimem totally discredited it almost to oblivion
It’s credibility ??? Bro they lost their livelihood lmao….
I’m 43. I was 100% reading The Source until this beef happened. Then it was “XXL” after that. Then they fell off too. I haven’t read a magazine in over a decade. I don’t even think there’s magazines in the USA anymore.
There are magazines still coming out. I moved in a new place and had a couple delivered. I looked at them like I was seeing a dinosaur.
Still magazines in the us
"Flipping burgers at Gilbert" is what he mentioned in Kings Never Die
Em flirting with Angie for what feels like an eternity ... but the swag is real ... so 🤷🏼♀️ I’m here for it.
Listening to this interview brought me back I miss that era of hip hop everything was so dope back then compared to now
totally different time bro, NBA was better, Hip hop was better, shit the world was a lot better
Yall both dead right
now who else would give away tracks for free give the man respect
tech n9ne said in an interview em gave him the speedom verse for free so he still does this
Because he respects Tech so much and wanted to work with him anyway.
Yo Tech said he would've gave Em 500k for that verse...and now that song has made well more than that
@@Riley_187 "That's my contribution to hip hop" - Em literally out here putting money in people's pockets, food on their plates, enabling their dreams, *and* the dude's got charities handled. Anyone hating on this dude is literally detrimental to hip hop.
@@Trepanation21 exactly, anyone who doesn't respect Em is just a hater
Also, if I'm not mistaken, in the interview tech said Em gave him the verse for exchange for a verse 🤔 been impatiently waiting for it to happen!
As an old Eminem fan I can say I DEFINITELY read The Source religiously (since '94). So did every other hip hop head. People really underestimate the incredible influence The Source (and magazines in general) had back then. It's one of the reasons why I respect Eminem so much - Benzino & co were fucking up this hip hop institute for personal gain and people slowly started to see this. At first people didn't even want to believe that was happening because no one could imagine anyone wanting to even try to put such a revered place in trouble, their reputation was pretty much flawless. They told you where to go, who to listen to and they were REAL about it. Everybody respected The Source enormously. It's why no one even dared to say a thing about what was happening in front of our eyes. So the amount of balls it took for Eminem to stand up to this...The Source could potentially destroy any rap career back in the day. Now I don't think they would've been able to with Eminem and also things were already falling apart (for many reasons) but it was still a boss move by Eminem if I've ever seen one. And the moment I personally realized that anyone who would ever beef with Eminem ever again would be a fucking fool, lol.
damn..thanks for the facts dude..i born in 96 and never knew those shits.
@@maxd4076 You're very welcome. Ask any hip hop fan over 40 around you and they'll tell you the same haha
@@TheNewPatsyBailey much appreciate brthr..stay safe
@@TheNewPatsyBailey yup I’m with u. Was listening to my idols ice cube meth. Dre. Nwa. Public Enemy. Wu tang and Em came. Blew the whole world up. Peace to the Legendary Em. The goat. U all remember before u comment a lot of black peoples rock wit Slim Shady not jus Stan’s and wasn’t put on by Eminem. People think all Eminem fans started with him that’s so not true.
The Source, on their WORD I bought anything that was 4 mics or better...until....UNTIL they gave that BULLSHIT Made Men album (Benzino and his crew 4 1/2 mics....that shit was garbage. That ruined The Source for me. That was my red pill moment, if you will, on the corruption of the Source
''Yeah you do, shut up'' ...I laughed so hard
I used to read the source growing up before Em came out. But once that beef started I dumped the Source & went to XXL.
I was done with the Source when Cypress Hill burned the mag back in the day.
He said he’d kill his daughter...worst rapper or not he had to respond.
Who? You mean Benzino? Or Em?
@@dinohermann1887 benzino threatened to kill hailie
He gave Tech the verse for free on Speedom too! In an interview tech said that was easily a half million dollar verse
Source? I believe he rapper dibs own verse and gave em the cameo on the song... 🧐🤔
@@sydisticsandmanthat's what he just said. Em gave Tech, Eminem's verse, for free.
@@sydisticsandman Meaning Em didn't charge Tech for having him on as a ft.
@@sydisticsandman And the source is from Tech's mouth so it's probably pretty accurate lol
@@TwistedSisler ah I see I miss read this lol
Been a stan since 1998 , and here since 26,000 people. All of this is still relative to shit nowadays. Its still funny and true to this day
Its not even like this man gives people half assed tracked, he gives them the cream of the crop verses and doesnt even charge.🐐
This is one of my favourite diss tracks! Buhzino! Still here since about 25000 and a Stan since I was 19 in 99! ❤️🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Damn I never knew he gave his beats away for free... Imagine the honor of receiving a Marshall Mathers exclusive.... daaaaang!
He mentions it in the I’m gone song
@@kyleaugustine5484 In when Im gone?!
@@FreeRiderFMX no I’m gone with Obie and Dj Kay Slay
@@FreeRiderFMX shit my bad it’s actually the freestyle with Kay slay
ruclips.net/video/Fw4z7Op0jE0/видео.html
This can't be all the eminem ur given us for Marshall Monday right?! WE NEED BARS STEVIE
Colton Randall go to Spotify and listen to some em.
Lame. We like Stevies reactions bro
@@kevinwest942 i think you're missing the point
I remember reading about this back in the early 2000’s and assuming Em was just a clown and wouldn’t be able to hang. But I had only heard the radio hits. Silly me didn’t catch on to what Eminem actually was doing until I heard Till I Collapse. That’s when I went back and listened to Slim Shady and got him as an artist. ✌🏽
I actually couldn't stand anything about Eminem until MTBMB came out and I started listening and it made me go back and listen to his previous stuff and I gained a respect for him. Perception is a high wall.
@@TwistedSisler oh wow that late! Ok yeah I've been a big fan for 6 months since last year. before I was just casual listener but going through his catalog I realised A good chunk of his old songs I've heard as a kid I just didn't know it was him all along! Especially cleaning out my closet.. The hook made my eyes go big like I found the answer to immortality
@@TwistedSisler I did the exact same thing with Wayne, damn near my entire life I hated his music until accidentally stumbled across a track he did with Drake on his mixtape back in December and it opened my eyes. All I heard before then was his radio hits which I never liked and now I got him in my playlist. I try my best not to sleep on rappers these days because if you take the time to dive through their discography im sure you'll find something you enjoy.
Yea same over here. I thought he was some fake marketed rebel with only shock value & corny tracks until I actually listen to white America and till I collapse. Glad I did, it’s fire I was like the guy has got some tough shits to say
@@2bsarah I still come across some I’ve never heard like Stimulate and wonder how people don’t get it.
I’d like to see what Stevie thinks about that one because for some reason it hasn’t been reacted to by very many people.
True to this day Eminem doesn’t get paid for the features he does it out of respect ✊
Stevie, I was reading Source religiously before Em ever even came out. Don't assume Eminem fans aren't hip hop heads, a lot of us are.
I don't think he was necessarily wrong though. He was saying that he thinks a majority of Em fans probably weren't looking at Source, which is likely an accurate statement.
Even in Germany we read the Source back then.
yeah it's weird how he differentiates between "hip hop fans" and "em fans"
@@yesmyninja6850 you're right. The majority probably never read the source. I forget how many non hip hop peeps Em brought in.
Say it louder homie
I expect em to ryhme even when he speeks normaly
Exactly
Check out Lil Windex on RUclips, you'll laugh your ass off
Em be like..... benzino is just jealous of my coffee pot that is awfully hot within hiphop🤣🤣🤣
yeah watch lil windex his shit is dope
Windex is the man
"When the Source was like the only source of light".... them mic ratings held weight in the industry back in the day benzino a real bum for ruining it.. Stevie you the man keep it up
I'm a Stan, but I've listened to Hip-Hop my whole life. 30+ years.
I picked up the Source Magazine every month. Vibe, XXL, ect.
I respect Em anyway but holy crap do I respect him more now - beats for free, legit. He is a real one.
Benzino still crying over Em to this day, he's crazy
He doesnt charge because aint nobody gonna pay him to come kill them on their own track
Spot on! I was 20 years old when Em hit the scene. I was not reading the source. I actually learned about the source from Em’s beef with Benzino.
Invasion part 1,2,3 let's go
PLEASE!!!!!
🔥🔥🔥
He's already done it.
@@aaronhutchen1319 Where
On the channel. He's done most disses...
He said Haley’s name that’s why he responded man lol
Remember the Source gave LL Cool J 2 mics for BAD witch was clearly a Banger everyone thought that was going to finally be a 5 mic but he got 2 remember people were trippin
Have you ever seen the movie called The Interview? It has James Franco and Seth Rogen. Towards the beginning of the movie Em has a cameo where he has a hilarious interview with James Franco’s character.
Eminem: I've never considered myself the best
Stevie: Yeah you do shut up lol
That’s an old interview, I had sent this to you a while back cause he talks about doing features for free on those he respects... great interview
Had not heard that one, good shit
I read The Source pre Eminem, and i still have the one with him on the front cover with the chainsaw. Even here in Australia The Source was huge for hip hop. I was lucky cos my bro worked for a leading magazine distributor and would get it air freight every month. I used to cut it up and decorate my folder for school with all my fav hip hop artits....im so old
Yo stevie u gotta react to the making of the Marshall Mathers LP documentary. It’s dope.
Yes!!!
Absolutely!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️
Wait there's a documentary on tht! I watched the defiant ones the other day abt dre n Jimmy. Super dope. As a rock n now hip hop fan that was really good one.
@@emyf9197 yeah g it’s really good
Where do I find it?
I grew up in the 90s. Yes we that magazine was like the bible of hip hop. I used to read all their articles on Marshall 's albums. And i never saw him with a 5 mic rating even tho his albums we fire.
I found your channel a week or so ago...and you are, hands down, my favorite reactor! This dude is the real deal! From bar breakdowns, to just keeping it real...love your content!
Benzino once got mad at the editors of the source because on the cover they had the big artists name big but they had his group ‘Made Men’ small and in the corner. He wanted their name bigger than the others.
When payphones were still around. How crazy 😜 fast times changed
Cell phones were around. He knew Benzino couldn't afford it, so he gotta scrounge up the quarters
Soon money will too.. Everyones doing crypto coins like bitcoins n shit
I have never heard of Benzino until I tuned in to Love and Hip-hop when he and Stevie J. I am from the South Pacific.
I started reading the source in 93. My dad used to take me to blockbuster and they had a CD rack, and a magazine rack including the source. I started TRULY listening to rap at 8, which was 91. My first two tapes were Aerosmith, and Snoop "Murder was the Case." So, myself, was reading the source before Em.
Stevie Knight you're right for the most part comes to if Eminem fans were or were not following the Source magazine, are purchasing The Source magazine or are subscribed to. Now like you were referring to the Eminem fans that were the top 40 chart Eminem fans no those guys those people weren't for the most part purchasing The Source magazine. Now I'm a 38 year old Caucasian male never considered myself a Stan but I have nothing but the utmost respect and admiration for Eminem and what he's done for the culture and he is definitely in the goat conversation but it's hard to specify the goat because there's so many different forms of Hip Hop lyricism,storytelling,speed rap....ect but as far as me being from Flint Michigan which is right down the road from Detroit and being a hip-hop head I mean I am hip hop I am the culture i respect the Legends the DJ Kool herc the KRS 1 the Big Daddy Kane's the Tupac's the naz's excetera excetera, so yeah when I was 13 years old 14 years old I was getting The Source before Eminem even come out as too the discrepancies from the point once Benzino started taking control of the mic system instead of realizing if you don't mess with me I'm not going to give you a decent Mike review whether you were dope or not. Now I think the reason that Benzino whent at Eminem was because of that reason that what he's white he most likely has no Street Credibility so if I go at him I don't have to deal with any repercussions as to where if you was to say something about a black artist even if he didn't know a thing about him he knows well this dude probably has some sort of ties like a homeboy or a cousin or somebody who's on a street level and I ain't trying to get into that because Benzino the clown, a fake or phony and extorter of the culture that he claims to love and Be, and represent. That's all my hiphopheads out there y'all should know back in 1973 it popped off and that's when DJ Kool herc started it all but in 75 when Afrika Bambaataa started laying the groundwork and bylaws and rules to what hip hop was going to be as a culture Afrika Bambaataa said no matter what race Nation or Creed as long as you respect the culture you are allowed in hip hop so we need to stop with it black / White issue as a whole is a nation or as a culture and remember that hip-hop is not about black and white it's about wrong and right and it's about respecting the elders in the ones who paved the way to help others eat off that art and all these guys are claimed to be all about hip hop and providing amplification for the culture never pay homage to those who paved the way you never see any of them doing that Eminem's constantly give a shout outs to the legends so anyway Stevie night mad salute to you and what you do brother your channel is growing so much and it is so well deserved cuz you keep it a buck and admit that you used to discriminate against Eminem based on certain criteria in you know you open your eyes and realized hey just dudes actually dope so shoutout Steven Knight shout out tonight Nation y'all remember....LMF....... loyalty makes you family blood only makes you related
This interview is 🔥. Em at his best.
Here before wife could ask where i been
How you going to dislike a puppy dog … lolol Stevie you are the best
Looking back at this shit The Sauce by Eminem was a full on homicide bruh
"The Sauce" committed the homicide
"Nail In The Coffin" zipped up the body bag 💀⚰
💯💯💯
Bet he changed his mind on worst rapper once he heard nick cannon & co.
lmfao!!!FACTS!!!
That's good mil
I’ve probably listened to this interview about 20 times now and I can’t stop laughing 😂.
I didn't know Eminem produced ghetto gospel, until I watch this video and looked into his producer creds. How can anyone say he's not a goat?
It took money outta his pocket everyone went to cop XXL when all this surfaced. The source lost its credibility.
Just noticed the talk yo shit headphones 🎧 . They fresh my guy 👌
Maybe its just a sticker 🔥🔥
@@camerondas7227 regardless they look 🔥 🔥
Dope
Yes we were looking at that magazine. Hell I couldn’t afford to buy it so I stood at the corner store to read it and see what was up there.
I like how he said “no distress.” LMAOOOOOO
The Source was probably a regional thing, and Benzino was probably upset that Eminem couldn't be controlled by The Source.
The Source wasn't regional, if you were around in the early 90s til around 2005, the Source Magazine was like the Bible of Hip Hop. Literally everything they said was gold. Doesn't matter if you was from NY, LA, St. Louis or Texas
Nope. LA here and we copped the Source everytime it dropped. We used to first go to the album ratings and see who got rated what and cop. We didn't wanna sleep on a 4+ mic rated album.
The thing started with mmlp got 4 mics on the source.. And at that time anyone could get that rating.. Then TES came out and he got huge positive ratings from everywhere even rock stations were playing him.. Then source gives again 4mics.. Now he took it as an insult.. Then he went on TV and said that he will never get a 5 rating from source bcuz they don't understand greatness and he didn't care abt whatever agenda they had against him. Em also went to Puerto Rico to promote and benzino wanted to meet him in person but em declined and somewhere after that he called benzino a "has been".. That pissed Ben out and he made that diss track against him " Pull up your skirt " N shit went on from there
At the time, The Source was the "go to" reference for literally ALL things related to Rap. NY to LA, people would go out of their way to get a current copy just to keep up to date on who was in the studio, who had the best selling LP or Single, who was on tour and with who they were touring with, as well as get more information on the "upcoming" artists. The Source was the 'street map of success' for a lot of rappers looking to get into the industry as well.
Then Benzino got it into his head to team up with Ja Rule to go after 50, Em, D12, and almost ANYONE associated with Aftermath and Shady Records. To the point that Benzino was working behind the scenes to get Russel Simmons and Def Jam to basically boycott ANY collabs or future projects with anyone doing a single verse with anyone from Aftermath. That is Benzino trying to get Russell Simmons and Def Jam artists to NOT work with ANYONE connected in any way to Aftermath, including Dr. Dre, Snoop, Xzibit and others at the time. In today's world, that would be like 1 man at Disney trying to get WB and Sony to NEVER do another film with Chris Evans because he played Capt America in a couple of movies.
Well Em did “cancel” that magazine my guy.
This man's been old forever...I died...🤣🤣🤣🤣
Late 90's i was religiously buying the source mag every week!! it was the highlight of my week when a new one came out.
Stevie, idk how old you are personally, but I was in High School when this beef took place. The Source was that magazine back in the day. Eminem isn't kidding when he says that the mic ratings was a make or break system for albums. If someone was a 3, they were suspect. Most people, who followed hip hop closely and wanted the best lyricists possible, they only got the 4's and 5's. But Benzino muddied the waters terribly. He started 1 and 2 mic'ing Eminem and anyone associated with him. They also did "quotables" and somehow only Benzino and Ja Rule affiliates only seemed to be quoted for a long time. The credibility of the magazine was shot with that. I don't know if the Source has ever truly recovered, but most people flipped to XXL. But both magazines had serious biases during those beefs. XXL took advantage of it and featured Eminem and Co. heavily during the beefs.
Gawd damn right ! His attitude is so motivational to me in all sorts of ways.
You know how depending on your mood the same song can take on a completely different meaning...
Weather im happy or mad i can i can be listening to a em beat and be affected by another one at the same time just from knowing his history and my shit disappears..
At the same time knowing im trash no matter my color or anyone elses if im slackin i feel like i got to get my own ass up..
Find a way..end of the day its just me " lego
My fav channel to listen/watch to, on my way to work n back home.
"Man, how you dislike a goddamn puppy?" SK. Best line of the video.
20 dislikes are Benzino and his 20 RUclips accounts
Comments like these are gold fucking nuggets 🤣
That's what the whole thing's about. He needed Eminem to bring the white crow to his magazine. Eminem didn't do it.
That was a Damm good interview. I never knew the whole beef thing was that deep. Keep up the good work.
The Source was originally founded by just Dave Mays and a buddy of his from Harvard in 1988. Till the late 90's it was a respectful magazine for the hip hop culture. Benzino started as an artist in the early 90's and worked his way up to an Executive and then in the mid to late 90's was "suddenly announced" as the co-owner ( hence the shots at Dave Mays being extorted by Benzino ). Once Benzino became co-owner, that's when everything went downhill ( the mics system, the blackmail, extortion, etc...).
React to Eminem inducting RUN DMC into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame
2 turntables and a microphone
Em is a philosopher genius too!
Answering your question: Eminem fans were def looking at source. I’m white livied in Suburban white neighborhood and all the kids around my age at the time were checking the source mag, not cause of Eminem but to check the mics and new artist coming up.
She asks Em,"Why the stress in your voice?", but Em's brain heard, "Why distress in your voice?". 😂
By this time around 2002 it was the beginning of 'mature' Em. If this were 1999-2000 Em, man.. he really would've let him have it.
i didnt mess with the magazine, but the source hip hop award albums were my shit. 1999 had "my name is", 2000 had "forgot about dre" 😂 so they were still using em to sell shit while not giving him his props
I am from Netherlands, yes we had VIBE magazine and the Source in the early / mid 90s, Internet didn't existed as it does today so yeah if we in NL wanted to know about Hip Hop (from USA) WE had to read it there.
All hip hop heads loved and respected the Source Magazine. But you’re right, Eminem’s fans didn’t even know or care about the Source. So your take on it is exactly right. It was about respect for Em.
U just can't not respect him he is can't stop makin me like him and respect for him
Check out The Invasion Part 1,2 and 3 Benzino and Ja Rule Diss
🔥🔥🔥
All 3 are dope af
I’m surprised that’s the first time you’ve heard that, I fucking loved that reaction though... laughter really is contagious! 🤣🤣🤣
Benzino put Eminem on the cover of the magazine during the beef and it was one of the highest selling ones. The pics were from an old photo shoot Eminem was in boxing gear looking all beat up sitting in the corner
Just look at this list of what he's been behind. Things you wouldn't even guess.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eminem_production_discography
I was looking for this for a long time...thanks
Don't approach me ft. Eminem and Xzibit. Please
Yessss
I feel ya Stevie, society is full of complex instances that prove we're all unique and deserve more than anyone's prejudice.
With Jay, he was probably talking about Moment of Clarity. I’m going to be 40 in June from Kansas and I’m a Stan, I read The Source magazine well before Eminem came out. I still have a box full of Source magazines with great covers, that were released before Benzino had anything to do with the magazine. There’s a chance I might be an oddity out of what you might call Stans, one of my favorite movies still is New Jersey Drive.
Eminem back then was open and was all over the place on radio stations also with interviews just google him he was on the grind. Dre got in contact with him and even before he dropped with aftermath he was in demand because everyone wanted to know what Dre cooking up. As for him not charging for beats and verses, its 100% KNXG Crooked mentioned it on Mathhoffa interview.
Em put money in his pocket and took it out!!
It depends on which Eminem fans you're referring to. I used to always go to the record store and check out the source before I even heard Em. The fans that jumped on the bandwagon late probably didn't.
Stevie stop saying Eminem fanbase is majority white when Eminem has performed in sold out stadiums in Mexico, Africa, Japan and Korea. 💪🏽