From former rivals to new rap beefs, Eminem did not hold back when it came to dissing people in all regards on his new album The Death of Slim Shady...
Hot take - this isn't bad clickbait. Kendrick's name is dropped and it has to be clarified whether or not it's a diss. If someone genuinely feels baited by this idk
@@andreaseverin1346did you listen to the song bro it’s not a diss he’s literally commending them on being the greats and saying haters will pick apart anything just to hate and you have to listen when watching the video cause even fantastic mentions shady puts it in quotes so you can tell it’s not hit saying it he’s just mocking the people who hate on Kendrick Cole Wayne ye and Joyner along with himself
@@andreaseverin1346 tf? nothing 'has' to be clarified. ppl need to listen....and why y'all keep leaving out the part before he states all the stuff 'the internet' is saying? he starts off with NOW LET'S GO INSIDE THE MIND OF A HATER....then he goes down the list of stuff social media cries about (kendrick, j.lucas, himself)
@@johnblack1432 I'm saying because the Internet is being stupid and claiming Em dissed Kdot, he has to be discussed here. Having him in the thumbnail is a way to go "we're gonna talk about him"
He said in the mind of a hater. It wasn’t a diss, and then he even says something like these are the same people the would talk shit about 36 chambers.
Eminem is the only rapper I know that could have given Kdot the battle of the decade. But they are both way too respectable and respectful to cross each other in a manner of such.
The songs before Guilty Conscience 2 and after Renaissance without the Shady voice are Shady speaking through Eminem's physical body. You can hear Eminem chiming in through ad libs every now and then. When Eminem gains some strength, he starts pushing back harder and the voices split more frequently. In a few songs, Shady is getting stronger as the backing vocals get thicker and more powerful culminating in GC2's full split. At least that's my interpretation.
I got into Eminem way back in '07, and let me tell ya, I think he's the bomb at rapping. His first album, Infinite, had this track "313" with Eye-Kyu that I couldn't get enough of because it had some serious storytelling chops and clever rhymes that totally did it for me. Now that I'm 25, it feels like I've been jamming to his tunes forever. So, I was just a baby when Shady Records dropped in '99, but even though he wasn't as polished back then, he still had some killer tracks. And his label? Oh man, it was packed with cool cats like D12. Those songs, you know, "My Band" and "How Come," they still get me pumped. As the years went by, more and more artists hopped on the Shady bandwagon, like Yelawolf and EZ mill. But, you know what? His newest album, "The Death of Slim Shady," totally hits the spot for me. It's got some banging tracks where he shows off his skills and pours out his heart, like in "Fuel" and "Habits." When you listen to that album from start to finish, you can really feel how each song tells a piece of his story. It's nuts how he mixes being all technical with his emotions. And after being a fan for more than half my life, it's pretty sweet to see how Em's grown and is still crushing it in the rap game.
@@hueylincoln9087 ok fine let me explain i was born in 1998 and when i got older i got into him in 2000s when i was 8 sorry about that man and trust me im not a hater how can you hate a guy that can very "Con" word in the fucking dictionary and i mean why the hell are you so aggressive who cares about one error in my comment but sorry that 1998 shit was my fault sorry about that i just too excited my bad and i will do better soon
@@hueylincoln9087 Yeah, man, I was just a kid back then, sorry I got too hyped to reply the right way. But seriously, I've been jamming to his tunes for ages! It all started when I was about 8, so that would've been 2007, you feel me? And sure, go ahead and think I'm just another fanboy or hater, but I'm telling you, Em's the real deal, the greatest of all time. Whether you're with me or not, he's the GOAT, no doubt about it!
@@Whittywhizman umm, its pretty clear i was responding to you. ive listened to the album multiple times while reading the lyrics. you misinterpreted it.
Mgk already let Em know he heard him on Twitter lol. One thing I fw Mgk for is he's persistent and isn't the type to run. I enjoy his back n forth with Em but Mgk needs to stop throwing subs and just says Em's name 😂
No! Eminem wasn't complimenting Kendrick. He was saying that whether Drake likes him or not, as far as bars go, Drake challenging Em is a bad idea so he might as well choose Lamar. Eminem said this insinuating that he IS the boss battle. This beef between Kendrick and Drake was about who was in the top 3. Em was basically saying he's on top. pretty much putting Kendrick down as well. Why isn't anyone getting this???
Nope you have missed it, the implication is the result of dissing either of them is the same, look at what kendrick did, the same will happen if they diss Em, he was referring to Jay-Z, telling him its not smart to diss him because he'll do like kendrick and destroy him, thats just the double on that, the line its actually referencing is Lamar Odem, because he had that whole thing with wanting smoke
He changed his tune. Last time he said the one rapper he wouldn't want to battle was Kendrick cos he's pen game is so next level he's unpredictable and could end you in every style. The video is right here on RU-vid. He put Kendrick to the test and found out he was legit. I think you are not getting it.
This album isn't the first time Eminem spoke about P Diddy being responsible for Pac's death. He mentions it on his diss to MGK in Killshot. "But Kells, the day you put out a hit's the day Diddy admits that he put the hit out that got Pac killed".
@@yozarou. He says that for everybody. From Gen z to Midgets. He says that to everybody. It doesn't stop the fact that he still said it and still saying it in his latest album
Yo thanks so much for this video!!! I love em but i didnt realize there was a lot that i didnt unrerstand about the album. This changes a lot for me. Thank you!!
I can’t stand when people report incorrect information. I am happy you got it right. He even dissed himself if that’s the narrative. Eminem respects Kendrick and views him as a top tier rapper
Shes was butthurt her Republican friend got sued for using "Lose Yourself " for campaign. Vivek Ramaswamy. And called prior to album releases washed up. While awhile back said EM is a great artist. Bitch should stay on her lane and not get involved in HipHop beef
@@bluegrassbred8714 no I don’t he’s a mid rapper 80% of underground rappers have already done what he did in that video he dropped recently basic rhymes, rapping fast and using a MPC drum pad doesn’t make you anywhere near the best. He’s talented but he should stick to dissing jack harlow maybe someone in his league
@russellsilva9128 Na honestly, Mgk is over hated since the Em beef and he definitely is talented with even more potential than most rappers in his generation. He recently dropped a track called "The Gunner" in Spanish recently that sounds better than a lot of Eminem's songs with bars and layers that even made ppl that don't like him give respect
On some real stuff tho it’s probably because he did a favor for his daughter that helped her and Eminem appreciated that which is why he never went after him cause he would’ve been done that a long time ago if that one situation weren’t the case
lol 😂cap bro ain’t end nobody career drake would wash him 😂who tf listening to em white kids and content creators but the people who made the culture who built the culture ain’t bumping him fam yall gotta stop 🛑
Eminem locked Kendrick in the booth with him to prove he could write without others with him. Drake did something for one of Eminem’s daughter’s (I assumed performed at a birthday or something) so I don’t think he’d diss Drake but Kdot is Dre and Interscope, he wouldn’t betray that. Royce already confirmed the Empire bar wasn’t a Jay diss
Even after listening to it multiple times already, some of these I didn't really get the double meanings of until actually watching you write them out and reading them. Like the one about spelling rapper and leave out a p, did he (p diddy.) That's amazing lmao
7:37 I definitely think he has a Fairpoint here about mentioning how he has one of the biggest influences for some of peoples favourite rappers although they didn’t even realize that he was referencing Jay Z It’s funny He also references that song because that was one of the earliest rap songs I was a big fan of as a little kid and also I do feel like Jay’s kind of a hit or miss nowadays with his versus on songs like I’ve liked him on the Jail but I didn’t really care for the stuff he did with Khaled Recently
😂😂😂This ain’t click bait, I had to go back and read the title to make sure. Some of y'all ain't watching the full video. This guy actually did a really good job with this video. I'll have to see a few more before I subscribe though 😂
I’m happy Eminem getting talked about when it comes to his meaning because nowadays there are a lot of rappers who get over excessively talked about and I’m like bro yes these guys are fine but they’re nowhere near as good or as iconic got these older rappers I just want people to talk with these older album again or these newer rappers newer albums and that what they are talking about this
Kim K actually publicly said in the past she doesn’t mind that Eminem disses her, he mentioned her the first time on relapse. She understands it’s an honor for someone like Eminem to even mention her.
Funny how AK didn't notice that on that part of the song the former "big 3" were shouted out with Drake being excluded... Which should give him headaches.... Instead he wanted to use it against Kendrick who is actually shouted out again on the album with "you better off getting smoke from Lamar bro" which is clever homage to the "you better off spinning again on him for you think about Pushing Me" line from Euphoria
When he brought up Kendrick he was saying you have to lyrical beat Kendrick before he steps ro him at his level. When Kendrick was on Control he brought up Em and the other greats out of his class that he didn't want smoke from them just those in his class.
In the end of guilty conscience 2 after he says he’ll bury the hatchet with his old foes, he wakes up from the dream then laughs after talking to Paul. I took that as he laughing at the thought of ever doing so. So he’s letting them and everyone know, that it’ll never be over.
I checked out Candace Owens response to the disses and man, she literally responded exactly how Eminem said people would respond on the album lmfao. To me, it just validated everything Em said about her. And i dont even hate on her or dislike her. I dont agree with her political views, but i never let political, religious or personal views askew my opinion on someonr and ive actually thought pretty highly of her as a person prior to this because she seemed like a genuinely decent human. I think she just doesn't know how to respond to what he said, so she responded with every eminem hater says. The Kells and Ja disses were hilarious to me. Ive been a fan of Kells since his 100 bars and runnin mixtape. Back before he got his polyps removed and sounded like he smoked a pack of cigarettes before recording lmfao. Ja was completely out of no where but you can definitely tell that Em mentioned everyone he's had issues with because whats the one thing people always say? That em only beefs with bitches.
1:52 a couple of lines earlier he said “now let’s travel inside the mind of a hater” showing that he is indeed just mocking the hyper-critical rap fans of this day and age
There hasn’t been any firestorm of anything this year for Eminem. Only industry hype! Outside of you internet talking heads hyping this mid project no one cares. I promise you that. In fact this has been the case for the last 4 Em albums all duds by the way! You guys are literally on a treadmill! We see you! The fans are not slow!
Im not sure about all these fights. My mom told me Big was the sole king of rap. Turned out she meant Soul King. She said that made him unique and no other had it. She worked for the Nuns at an emergency shelter and found her groove to Big. So there, who ever is what ever but none of them are the Soul King.
I understand that someone like Eminem may not have that artistic of an instrumental that is not usual for rappers on that’s why other people talk about newer rappers who do that but still I like Eminem is getting some disrespected getting talked about more frequently because of the fact that well he’s back is finally in the spotlight again which makes me happy because he’s the most iconic rapper of all time in my opinion and I like showing some respect to the most iconic Who is a legend and a rap God
I’ve had it in my head for a while that one day Kanye will randomly start beef with Eminem. That it’ll start off with some misunderstanding on Ye’s end that forces Eminem to respond on wax, which would be interesting, because Kanye is WAY above some any of the past rappers Em faced. Not the case here, though. Looks like the two are on decent terms
He didn’t diss Kendrick, get your facts and understand a little bit better when it comes to lyrics and what they mean from the artist, where did he diss K Dot?
Yeah, him and Kendrick Lamar have made several songs together He only did one song with Drake which was forever and that was 15 years ago and him and Kendrick Lamar significantly more friendly with each other than him and Drake and I feel like it’s a better Collab because well outside of Eminem and Drake being huge really they don’t really have that much in common when it comes to their rapping
Yall watched the video and didnt listen to the album💀 he did not diss kendrick, wayne, or joyner he dissed the haters. Please listen to the real album and not this piece of shit video🙏😭
