Eminem Vs Benzino Beef 2 Footage
Eminem has been involved in some of rap's most talked-about beefs over the course of his 25 year career, and has proved time and fourth dimension again he's one of the best when information technology comes to verbal combat. Here nosotros take a wait at every one of his sonic adversaries.
Christina Aguilera 
Who: Pop heavy-hitter who has sold over 100 million records worldwide.
The beefiness: Later on Eminem married longtime girlfriend Kim in 1999 in a secret ceremony, Christina Aguilera leaked the information during her MTV special What A Daughter Wants, and also warned women about the consequences of concrete abuse in relationships. Em didn't accept to kindly to her spilling the beans then aired his frustrations on 'The Existent Slim Shady': "Little bowwow put me on smash on MTV/'Yeah, he's cute, simply I think he's married to Kim, hee-hee'/ I should download her audio on MP3/And show the whole world how you gave Eminem VD (Argh!)." Aguilera and her team dismissed the song's claims that the singer had been romantically involved with Eminem, before Aguilera responded with her own diss tape, 'The Real Slim Shady (Please Shut Up)'.
The pair were said to have made up after hugging it out backstage at the 2002 MTV VMAs merely in 2018 Em released 'Kick Off', a 10-minute freestyle that poked fun at Aguilera once again.
Primal diss tracks: Eminem – 'The Real Slim Shady', Christina Aguilera – 'The Real Slim Shady (Please Shut Upward)', Eminem – 'Kick Off' Freestyle.
Machine Gun Kelly 
Who: Cleveland rapper, rocker and actor who starred every bit Tommy Lee in the Mötley Crüe biopic The Clay.
The beef: Started past a (since deleted) tweet that Machine Gun Kelly sent in 2012 where he referred to Em'south girl Hailie Jade equally "hot as fuck," Kelly later claimed he was banned from appearing on Eminem's Shade 45 radio station. He brought up the ban in a 2017 L.A. Leakers freestyle and fired off a subliminal shot on Tech N9ne'due south 'No Reason (The Mosh Pit Song)', before Eminem hit back with a few jabs on 'Non Alike'. Responding with 'Rap Devil', Machine Gun Kelly attacked Eminem on all fronts, picking autonomously his character, his legacy, his age and even his selfie game.
Eleven days later Eminem came back with 'Killshot', an uninterrupted lyrical assault. As well as calling the Cleveland spitter a "tatted-upward mumble rapper," he laughs at his man bun, labels him a Stan, and fifty-fifty brings up MGK'south ex-girlfriend Halsey. MGK threw a few more light jabs, just on 'Unaccommodating', a track taken from his 2020 surprise anthology 'Music To Exist Murdered By', Eminem said that he was "moving on" from the beef.
Key diss tracks: Eminem (Feat. Royce Da five'9") – 'Non Akin', Machine Gun Kelly – 'Rap Devil', Eminem – 'Killshot'.
Everlast
Who: Former frontman of rap grouping House of Pain, and fellow member of rap supergroup La Coka Nostra.
The beefiness: Said to accept started when Eminem failed to acknowledge Everlast later the ii passed each other in a hotel lobby, Everlast took a shot at Em and his daughter Hailie Jade in his guest verse on Dilated Peoples' 'Ear Drums Popular (Remix)'. Em responded with 'I Remember', which eulogises Everlast'southward career and life while poking fun at his Whitey Ford persona and acoustic blues guitar manner. Everlast striking back once more with 'Whitey's Revenge' so Eminem fired off probably i of his most brutal disses to date, 'Quitter' – which switches up the beat halfway through in a nod to 2Pac's 'Hit 'Em Up'. The pair officially concluded their feud in 2014 when they both appeared on the Busta Rhymes record 'Calm Down'.
Key diss tracks: Dilated Peoples (Feat. Phil Da Desperation, Planet Asia, Defari & Everlast) – 'Ear Drums Pop (Remix)', Eminem – 'I Remember', Everlast – 'Whitey'due south Revenge', Eminem – 'Quitter'.
Cage 
Who: Old Def Jux rapper who raps as function of the groups The Weatherman, Smut Peddlers, Nighthawks and Leak Bros.
The beef: Before Eminem released his Aftermath Records debut, Cage accused him of biting his mode. He fired off the diss 'Illest 4 Alphabetic character Word', where bated from using the n-discussion – something he did frequently in his music and later apologised for – he said he'd stab Eminem in the confront "10 times in the same identify." Eminem responded with 'Part Model', taken from 'The Slim Shady LP', featuring the infamous line: "I bought Cage'south tape, opened it, and dubbed over it." He kept the insults coming on Indigenous Tribe's 'Drastic Measures (Microphone Autopsy)' and a freestyle on Tony Touch's 'Power Cypha three' mixtape. Cage dropped off a few more disses, including a promotional snippet chosen 'Bitch Lady' that mocked Eminem's alter ego, but by this point the Detroit native had gone global, leaving the cloak-and-dagger rapper in his rear-view.
Key diss tracks: Cage – 'Illest iv Letter of the alphabet Discussion', Eminem – 'Role Model', Indigenous Tribe (Feat. Eminem) – 'Drastic Measures (Microphone Dissection)', 'Cage – 'Bowwow Lady (Snippet)'.
Insane Clown Posse 
Who: Juggalo hip-hop duo consisting of Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope.
The beef: It all started in the mid 1990s afterward Eminem handed out flyers for an EP release party he was hosting. As a marketing ploy, he printed that Insane Clown Posse would "maybe" be performing as special guests even though he hadn't asked them to appear. He later approached Vehement J about appearing but he declined the invitation. After the interaction Em released a series of diss records, including 'Till Hell Freezes Over' ("Fuck ICP, buy my CD"). ICP responded past attacking Em's Slim Shady alter ego on 'Slim Anus'. Em fired back on 'Marshall Mathers' and claimed that he and D12 chased ICP out of a Detroit nightclub and fired paintballs at their truck as they drove off, something the duo refuted on 'Ain't Nuttin' Only A Bitch Thang'. The beef was eventually squashed past D12'southward Proof before his decease in 2006.
Key diss tracks: Eminem – 'Till Hell Freezes Over', Eminem – 'Get U Mad', Insane Clown Posse (Feat. Twiztid) – 'Slim Anus', Eminem – 'Marshall Mathers', Insane Clown Posse – 'Ain't Nuttin' Just A Bitch Thang'.
Will Smith 
Who: Rapper, actor and Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
The beef: Will Smith won the laurels for Best Male person Video at the 1999 MTV VMAs, beating Eminem. In his acceptance voice communication he pointed out that he didn't need to utilize profanity or threaten people in lodge to sell records. Em felt like the comment was aimed at him and Dr. Dre and then hit out on 'The Real Slim Shady': "Will Smith don't gotta cuss in his raps to sell records/Well, I do, so fuck him and fuck you lot too." Smith responded on 'Mr. Niceguy' v years later: "Dissed by Eminem but didn't carp him/Yup well he classy/Big Will just did some other 20 mill'"
According to DJ Jazzy Jeff, something Smith said to Em before he signed with Aftermath might have been at the root of the antagonism. The Bad Boys thespian walked in on Jeff and Em during a recording session in Philadelphia. Jeff played him Em'south 'Merely the Two of Us', which was afterward renamed "97 Bonnie & Clyde'. Offer some blunt feedback, Smith told Em: "You lot're either gonna be the biggest flop in hip-hop, or you're gonna exist the biggest thing that we've always seen in hip-hop." Jeff believes that Eminem "never forgot that."
Diss tracks: Eminem – 'The Existent Slim Shady', Volition Smith – 'Mr. Niceguy'.
Miilkbone 
Who: New Jersey rapper affiliated with legendary rap group Naughty Past Nature.
The beef: On his 1999 track 'Merely Don't Give A Fuck', Eminem rapped: "I'm nicer than Pete, but I'm on a search to vanquish a Miilkbone." He also mentioned him in an interviewaround the same time, saying that as an artist he didn't want to "just be thrown out there like Miilkbone." Miilkbone responded with 'Presenting Miilkbone' on Suge Knight'southward Death Row Records compilation 'Suge Knight Represents: Chronic 2000', which itself was a dig at Dr. Dre'south 'Chronic 2001' album. Eminem didn't respond, fifty-fifty after he fired off a second diss, 'Love Slim'. Highlighting an alleged stand up off between the two, Miilkbone recalls challenging Em to a one-on-one battle at the Sound Mill. According to the Jersey spitter, information technology didn't happen considering Em chose to surroundings himself with his crew instead of going solo and risking losing the battle.
Cardinal diss tracks: Eminem – 'Just Don't Give A Fuck', Miilkbone (Feat. Naji) – 'Presenting Miilkbone', Miilkbone – 'Beloved Slim'.
Mariah Carey 
Who: Tape-breaking popular star.
The beefiness: Early on on in his career Eminem made several references to an alleged relationship he had with Mariah Carey. She denied it during an interview with Larry King, saying she "hung out" with the rapper and spoke to him "a total of four times". Eminem responded on the Anger Management tour by playing the crowd voicemails the 'Fantasy' vocaliser allegedly left him. Then on 'Jimmy Fissure Corn', he rapped: "Your mind's on us like mine'south on Mariah/And y'all are just similar her, you're all fucking liars." Later he brought Carey's new husband Nick Cannon into it, on 'Bagpipes from Baghdad'. Cannon responded by addressing Eminem in a blog mail service that he later on deleted, while his wife released 'Obsessed'. She claims the track isn't nigh the rapper, but the video featured a male stalker dressed in his trademark hooded sweatshirt. Eminem and so issued 'The Warning'.
In 2019, Em revisited his beef with Carey and Cannon on the Fat Joe and Dre rail 'Lord Above', featuring Mary J. Blige. On the runway, Em spits: "I know me and Mariah didn't stop on a high notation/Only that other dude's whipped, that pussy got him neutered."
Central diss tracks: Eminem (Feat. Dina Rae) – 'Superman', Eminem (Feat. D12) – 'When the Music Stops', Eminem – 'Bagpipes from Baghdad', Mariah Carey – 'Obsessed', Fatty Joe & Dre (Feat. Eminem & Mary J. Blige) – 'Lord To a higher place'.
Nick Cannon 
Who: Actor, rapper and mogul. He is also Mariah Carey'southward ex-hubby.
The beefiness: Slim Shady'south beef with Cannon started during his highly-publicised fallout with Cannon's ex-wife Mariah Carey. Responding to some lines in Em's 'Bagpipes from Baghdad', Cannon penned a since-deleted Tumblr post where he told the Detroit legend that he was "taking full action". Things appeared to simmer downward until Cannon brought the beef support again on an episode of T.I.'sExpidTIously podcast 10 years later. Triggering a response, Em went at Cannon on Fat Joe and Dre's 'Lord Above' telling him he wasn't going to "do shit" and calling Carey a "nutjob." Cannon hit back with 'The Invitation', a song that claimed Eminem paid off a limo driver not to disclose a video of him giving fellatio. Addressing the accusation, Em tweeted: "U mad bro? End lying on my dick. I never even had a chauffeur, you bougie fuck," before enervating an amends from the TeenNick boss. Cannon fired off a farther three tracks, including the 'The Invitation Canceled', on which he sampled Eminem's controversial 'Foolish Pride' track.
Key diss tracks: Eminem – 'Bagpipes From Baghdad', Fat Joe & Dre (Feat. Eminem & Mary J. Blige) – 'Lord Above', Nick Cannon – 'The Invitation', Nick Cannon (Feat. The Black Squad) – 'Pray For Him (The Invitation)', Nick Cannon – 'The Invitation Canceled'.
Limp Bizkit 
Who: Nu metallic band fronted by Fred Durst.
The beef: Once friends, the beef between Eminem and Limp Bizkit came as a result of something DJ Lethal said most Em'south beef with his former House of Pain bandmate, Everlast. During a visit to MTV, Lethal commented on the pair's war of words and said that if things were to go physical and then Everlast would come out as the victor. Not taking as well kindly to Lethal'southward comments, Eminem released 'Girls', a blistering diss track taking aim at Lethal, Everlast and Fred Durst. Actualization on D12's 'Devil'due south Night' anthology, 'Girls' hears Em talk almost swinging on Lethal, how Durst is corny and he calls out Limp Bizkit for choosing non to appear on his Everlast diss record, 'Quitter'. The beef didn't escalate any farther just neither party acknowledged information technology was officially over. Still, Durst did later have to Twitter to praise Em's 'Recovery' album.
Key diss tracks: Eminem – 'Girls'.
Benzino 
Who:Boston rapper/reality Tv star and former co-owner of 'hip-hop bible' The Source.
The beef:It all started when Eminem refused to speak to Benzino backstage at an event afterThe Source simply gave his album 'The Eminem Show' iv out of five in a review. Not taking as well kindly to this, Benzino took a shot at Em during a freestyle on Hot 97 and followed it with 'Pull Your Skirt Up'. Responding with non i, but 3 diss records, Em dropped off 'Invasion (The Realest)', 'The Sauce' and 'Boom in the Coffin'. Hit back with 'Better Lose Yourself', a parody of Em'south 'Lose Yourself', Benzino threatened not simply the life of Em but besides his daughter Hailie Jade. Eminem fired back with a string of records, 'Go to Sleep' featuring Obie Trice and DMX, 'Bang-up' and 'Doe Rae Me (Hailie's Revenge)'.
Em then stepped back from dissing Benzino, but the Boston rapper wasn't fix to stop. Getting his hands on a tape featuring what was claimed to be 2 old Eminem records where he uses racial slurs and degrades black women, Benzino and The Source held a printing conference to share the recordings, a unnamed freestyle and a song called 'Foolish Pride', the latter being the but one Eminem acknowledged was his. Addressing the disturbing lyrics and apologising, Em said that they came "out of anger, stupidity and frustration when I was a teenager."
Central diss tracks:Benzino – 'Pull Your Skirt Up', Eminem – 'Invasion (The Realest)', Eminem – 'The Sauce', Eminem – 'Blast in the Coffin', Benzino – 'Better Lose Yourself', Eminem – 'Bully', Eminem (Feat. Hailie Jade, Obie Trice & D12) – 'Doe Rae Me (Hailie's Revenge)', Benzino (Feat. Blackness Child, Chris Black & The Untouchables) – 'One thousand-Unit Killaz'.
Debbie Mathers-Briggs 
Who: Eminem's estranged mother.
The beefiness: We were outset fabricated aware of Eminem'south disdain for his female parent, Debbie Mather-Briggs, on his breakout single 'My Name Is': "99 per centum of my life, I was lied to/I just found out my mom does more dope than I do." In September 1999, she filed a lawsuit claiming that he slandered her and was seeking $x one thousand thousand in damages. Em continued to call her out on his 2000 album 'The Marshall Mathers LP'; she responded by dropping a couple of songs of her own with unknown rap duo ID-X."Volition the real Marshall Mathers please stand up and take responsibleness for his actions?" she asked on 'Dear Marshall (An Open Letter to Eminem)'.
In August 2001, Mathers-Briggs' lawsuit resulted in a settlement of $25,000. She received just $1,600 of information technology after the judge ruled that $23,354.25 should get to her former lawyer, Fred Gibson. Eminem was quick to accost the settlement on 'Without Me': "I just settled all my lawsuits/Fuck you Debbie!" And then came the unforgiving 'Cleanin' Out My Closet', where Em portrays Mathers-Briggs as a pill popper, abuser and opportunist: "Merely how dare you endeavor to take what you lot didn't assistance me to go?!/You lot selfish bitch, I hope you fuckin' fire in hell for this shit!"
Actualization to phone call a truce in 2013, Em paid tribute to his mother on 'Headlights': "But regardless, I don't hate you 'cause, Ma/You're still cute to me, 'crusade you're my mom."
Key diss Tracks:Eminem – 'My Name Is', Eminem – 'Marshall Mathers', Debbie Mathers-Briggs – 'Beloved Marshall (An Open Letter to Eminem)', ID-10 (Feat. Debbie Mathers-Briggs) – 'Set up the Record Straight', Eminem – 'Cleanin' Out My Cupboard'.
Ja Rule
Who: Nautical chart-topping Queens MC who famously battled 50 Cent and lost.
The beef: Eminem adopted his beef with Ja Dominion because of his relationship with fifty Cent. The beginning time Ja went at Em was via his family on 'Loose Change': "Em, you claim your mother'due south a crackhead/And Kim is a known slut/So what'southward Hailie gonna be when she grows up?" Hopping direct in the studio, Em recorded a series of diss records going back at Ja, including 'Doe Rae Me (Hailie'south Revenge)' and the remix of 2Pac'south 'Hail Mary' with 50 and Busta Rhymes. The Murder Inc. rapper hitting back with a serial of his ain records, the biggest being 'Clap Back', which hears him compare Eminem to al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Eminem responded with a few more tracks, most notably 'Go To Sleep' from the Cradle 2 the Grave soundtrack, simply he eventually called fourth dimension on the beef in 2004 on the song 'Like Toy Soldiers'.
Diss tracks: Ja Rule – 'Loose Alter', Eminem, l Cent & Busta Rhymes – 'Hail Mary', Eminem (Feat. Hailie Jade, Obie Trice & D12) – 'Doe Rae Me (Hailie's Revenge)', Ja Dominion – 'Clap Back', Eminem (Feat. DMX & Obie Trice) – 'Go to Sleep'.
Vanilla Water ice 
Who: Rapper who became an overnight celebrity after releasing 'Water ice Ice Infant'.
The beef: Before releasing his debut album, Eminem took a swipe at Vanilla Ice equally part of the rap grouping Soul Intent on the rails 'MC Hammer vs. Vanilla Water ice'. Then in 1997, he released the songs 'Simply Don't Give a Fuck' and 'Role Model', both of which mentioned Water ice in an unpleasant way. In an interview with Vibe, Vanilla Ice was asked most Eminem and reportedly said his lyrical skills didn't impress him. Em took offence and responded on 'Marshall Mathers': "Vanilla Ice don't like me/He said some shit in Vibe to spite me/And so went and dyed his hair just like me." Responding to Em on tape just in one case, Ice released 'Exhale' in 2001. On it he spits: "You lot jibber jabber, bullshit, flapper, wannabe rapper/Fake mini-me like who? Marshall Mathers." He subsequently stated that the song was just a joke and that he had no real beef with Eminem.
Diss tracks: Soul Intent – 'MC Hammer Vs. Vanilla Ice', Eminem – 'Just Don't Give a Fuck', Eminem – 'Role Model', Eminem – 'Marshall Mathers', Vanilla Ice – 'Breathe'.
Canibus 
Who: Jamaican-built-in American rapper known for engaging in a state of war of words with LL Absurd J.
The beef:Starting in the late 1990s afterward originally sharing a mutual respect for i another, things changed between Eminem and Canibus later on LL Cool J dissed the latter on the rail 'The Ripper Strikes Back'. Canibus accused Em of ghostwriting the LL Cool J record, and when Em denied it Canibus said he didn't believe him. A lyrical dorsum and along ensued betwixt the two rappers kicked off by Em on 'Office Model'. What followed was a serial of concept disses from Canibus rapping from the perspective of Eminem's character Stan; the near brutal being 'U Didn't Care'. Em hit back with several subliminals scattered throughout 'The Eminem Show', only the most brutal diss came when he dropped 'Tin can-I-Bowwow'. "Hey, mister, would you care to prove to/The donkey-whippin' I'chiliad about to administer/To this ass-kissin' little vaginal blister?/Stanibus, footling Marshall Mathers' sister," he rapped. Em and then took a footstep back from the beef while Canibus continued his set on, which included the track 'Air Strike (Popular Killer)', where he allegedly included verses from members of D12 without their knowledge (he denies it was done without their participation). Before long after this the beef fizzled out.
Diss tracks:Eminem – 'Role Model', Canibus – 'Phuk U', Canibus – 'U Didn't Care', Canibus – 'Curriculum 101', Eminem (Feat. Dr. Dre) – 'Tin can I Bitch', Canibus (Feat. D12 & DZK) – 'Air Strike (Pop Killer)', Eminem – 'Rap God'.
Jermaine Dupri 
Who: Multi-platinum selling producer/rapper known for his work with Usher and Mariah Carey.
The beef: Eminem's beef with Jermaine Dupri was inherited from Dr. Dre. In XXL Magazine, Dupri claimed he was a improve producer than Dre and Timbaland. The N.W.A. co-founder didn't take kindly to JD's words and proceeded to phone call him out on Em'south 'Say What You Say'. Dupri responded with 'JD'southward Reply (Jackin' 4 Beats)', on which he defendant Dr. Dre of not doing half of the work in the studio that he says he does. On the track's final verse JD turns his attention to Eminem, rapping: "Oh yeah, Eminem, I left you out deliberately – you know why?/Cause to me you lot like a character in Disney Earth/Known for dissing pop groups and Justin'south ex-girl/Shit don't nobody take you serious." Eminem jabbed back on his Canibus diss, 'Can-I-Bitch', before extending his lyrical tirade to a DJ Kay Slay freestyle with Xzibit: "I stay beefing with JD, 'til the day Dre 2-ways me." On 'JD'south Reply' Dupri said he would come back at Eminem "harder" if he responded, only he responded to neither Em, Dre or Xzibit.
Diss tracks: Eminem (Feat. Dr. Dre) – 'Say What You Say', Jermaine Dupri – 'JD'south Reply', Eminem – 'Can-I-Bitch', Eminem & Xzibit – 'DJ Kay Slay Freestyle'.
Joe Budden 
Who: Retired rapper turned host and former member of Shambles.
The beef:Equally co-host ofEveryday Struggle Joe Budden ofttimes defended Eminem, only when it came time for him and his fellow hosts to review Em'southward 2017 single 'Walk on Water', Budden admitted he had lost the argument about Em's relevance, though he remained diplomatic. Tact went out the window one time the tracklist for Em'south 'Revival' album arrived. "The tracklist, without the benefit of the doubt, appears to be utter garbage," Budden said on the show. This marked a shift in the 'Pump it Upward' rapper'southward critique of Eminem, which saw him call 'Revival' vocal 'Untouchable' "trash" and "1 of the worst songs I've ever heard." Eminem responded past taking a subliminal shot at Budden on the 'Chloraseptic' remix: "Not as raw as I was, 'Walk on Water' sucks/Bowwow suck my dick!/Y'all saw the tracklist and had a fit 'fore you heard it."
In Baronial 2018, Eminem dropped surprise album 'Kamikaze'. On opening track 'The Ringer', he sent a subliminal shot at Budden and his podcast co-hosts, merely on 'Fall' he pulled no punches, calling out Budden by name and fifty-fifty bringing up his 2014 arrest for allegedly attacking and robbing his ex-girlfriend. Budden responded on his podcast, telling the Detroit rapper that he'due south "been ameliorate than you this entire fucking decade!" He besides warned Eminem that he "alive[s] for this type of shit."
Diss tracks: Eminem (Feat. 2 Chainz & PHresher) – 'Chloraseptic (Remix)', Eminem – 'The Ringer', Eminem – 'Fall'.
Lord Jamar 
Who: Member of acclaimed rap group Brand Nubian.
The beef: Information technology all started later Lord Jamar claimed in a Vlad TV interview that white rappers are guests in the house of hip-hop and not really function of the culture. From so he started to have issue with Eminem specifically. Addressing Jamar on the track 'Autumn', Em tells him: "I vest hither, clown!/Don't tell me 'tour the culture!" But Jamar connected to talk about Em, proverb that he didn't retrieve he was anywhere virtually the peak of the listing when it came to the all-time MCs. Em appeared to respond with a cryptic tweet that read: "People think they want this trouble 'til they get it." Jamar seemingly replied with a tweet of his own: "Every problem has a solution."
On his 2020 anthology 'Music To Exist Murdered Past', Eminem called Jamar "the weakest link" in Brand Nubian on 'I Volition'. "I'1000 more than than you bargained for and I am far more worse/Than a forty-some bar Lord Jamar poesy… Your grouping was off the chain but you were the weakest link," he spits. Post-obit the release, in an interview with KXNG Crooked, Em said that he is a invitee in hip-hop. Jamar claimed victory, tweeting: "This shit is instance closed, now all together repeat after me…WHITE PEOPLE ARE GUESTS IN THE Business firm OF HIP HOP THAT BLACK PEOPLE Built!"
Diss tracks: Eminem – 'Fall', Eminem (Feat. KXNG Crooked, Royce Da v'9″ & Joell Ortiz) – 'I Will'.
Charlamagne Tha God
Who: Host of New York radio show The Breakfast Club.
The beef: After Charlamagne trashed Em's 'Revival' album and his BET Hip Hop Awards naught, the Detroit rapper fired back at the radio host on his 'Kamikaze' album. "Charlamagne gonna hate anyhow, doesn't matter what I say/Give me Donkey of the Day," Em spits on 'The Ringer', referring to Charlamagne'southward regular segment where he gives a semi-serious critique of those whose actions he doesn't agree with. On 'Autumn', Em went at him once more: "One last time for Charlamagne/If my response is late, information technology'southward just how long it takes/To hit my fuckin' radar, I'm so far away." Em fired his concluding shot at The Breakfast Society host on Conway the Machine's 'Bang'. In the last few lines on the tape, Em spits: "Y'all lookin' at the charred remains of Charlamagne Tha God."
Diss tracks: Eminem – 'The Ringer', Eminem – 'Autumn', Conway the Machine (Feat. Eminem) – 'Bang'.
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