D12 - Smackdown (Back Down Royce) [Lyrics] 

Thats still Mr. Porter this video fked it up

No fucking way is he that talented?! Wait is he?😂

Oh now i hear it lmao

That’s me.porter on the hook

For real? Bizarre is wack

@@YassineBarnaoui that's why he said it was fire because bizarre don't rap like that he snapped on here

Nope

I don't think d12 really want to beef with Royce tho, they ended up making "how come" anyways. I'm pretty sure proof discovered Royce so I guess there's that.

I like royce but i agree

No he made shit on you and malcom x this doesn’t really compare to that

This was better than Malcom X to me

Or "malcolm x." I'm a fan of Em and d12 but that diss track has to be one of the best and most slept on diss tracks ever

​@@anothergamingchannel2656try many men and purple gang diss to Royce

It’s not as good as this

Anything that involves bizzare is funny😭

@@delfycasimiro7466 i mean his verse actually wasn't too bad, this and few others verses of his are ones that aren't weird and such like it has.

Read this from wikipedia :) Royce da 5'9" When first signed to Aftermath Entertainment, Eminem was not on good terms with the rest of D12, causing him to initially only focus on furthering the career of his Bad Meets Evil bandmate Royce da 5'9". Royce performed on Eminem's first solo album The Slim Shady LP, and acted as his hype man for the first weeks of his debut tour. Eminem eventually reconciled with D12, and also began giving time to establishing their career. This caused a number of projects Royce had planned with Eminem to be postponed indefinitely. In protest, he resigned as Eminem's hype man, with the position being taken up by Proof. D12 saw this as a betrayal to Eminem, as the resignation came at the awkward time of halfway through his first tour. This resulted in an immediate falling out between Royce da 5'9" and D12, with a drawn-out, public rivalry between the rapper and five of the six members ensuing. Royce released three diss tracks aimed at the group; the first diss track, "Shit on You", was recorded over the instrumental of D12's "Shit on You" and mainly attacked group member Bizarre. "Malcolm X" was the second diss track, which featured Tré Little. D12 responded with "Smack Down", which was recorded over 50 Cent's "Back Down" instrumental. Proof also recorded a diss track entitled "Many Men". This was recorded over 50 Cent's "Many Men (Wish Death)" instrumental. Proof later released another diss with The Purple Gang called "Beef Is Ova". Royce responded with his third diss track, which was recorded over 50 Cent's "In Da Club" instrumental titled "Death Day". In the Summer of 2003, D12 member Proof confronted Royce da 5'9" outside a club in Detroit. Violence erupted between the rappers' entourage, leading to the police being called, and Proof and Royce's arrest. The two were detained overnight in adjacent cells where they talked out their differences and ended the feud. A few years later Royce would feature on D12's mixtape, Return of the Dozen, as well as on the line-up of their following tour of Europe and Canada and appearing on The Devil's Night Mixtape.

Watch Beef 3. Explains the beginning. Or beef 2. They squashed it later. Was friends before rap and proof was Eminem's rap friend

When Proof died, the beef ended..

They squashed it, thanks to proof. Both of them was locked up together and their cells was next to each other. That's where the beef ended.

@@athulchandran2737 no. Proof was alive when the beef ended. He and royce squashed it in jail.

My money would be on Royce. Starting shit then playing victim. Typical narcissist.

Royce, and it’s sad because Royce was so good just for him to start problems with the people that was making him