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Not able to id imagine, copyright issues with the beats and such

@@watermanjohnson6732 Didn't think of that, yeah probably alot harder being independent too.

@@ZacJenkins-fg3ex yessir I’d imagine, but regardless I’ll want him to release this on all platforms asap😂

Moral of the story kid rock as a white rapper out sold Eminem in the 90s and hit the scene with his debut album 5 months before Eminem

Granted Eminem is a far better rapper and ended up selling 220 million albums worldwide. Kid rock paved the way. He blew up first and Eminem followed that wave

Insane clown posse I am personally not a fan of but they had a huge fan base in the 90s.

And out of all those people you mentioned, eminem is still selling more than a lot of white and black rappers. Look, i get everybody hates eminem, and it's the cool way of thinking, but there are more industry and independent rappers that say they rap cause of eminem, so please take that eminem hate to people who agree with eminem hate. Always trying to downplay what that man did for this game is sickening

ChatGPT answer: Certainly! Here is a list of some notable white rappers who were active in the 1990s: 1. **Eminem** - Eminem, also known as Slim Shady, rose to prominence in the late 1990s and became one of the most successful and influential rappers in history. 2. **Beastie Boys** - Known for their pioneering work in hip-hop, the Beastie Boys were active throughout the 1990s. 3. **Vanilla Ice** - Vanilla Ice gained fame in the early '90s with his hit single "Ice Ice Baby." 4. **House of Pain** - Known for their hit "Jump Around," House of Pain was active in the early to mid-'90s. 5. **3rd Bass** - This hip-hop group, led by MC Serch, released albums in the late '80s and early '90s. 6. **Everlast** - He was a member of House of Pain and later had a successful solo career in the late '90s. 7. **Kid Rock** - Kid Rock began his career in the early '90s and gained more prominence in the late '90s with "Devil Without a Cause." 8. **Marky Mark (Mark Wahlberg)** - Mark Wahlberg had a brief rap career in the early '90s as Marky Mark, known for the hit "Good Vibrations." 9. **Snow** - Snow, a Canadian rapper, had a hit with "Informer" in the early '90s. 10. **Bubba Sparxxx** - While he emerged in the late '90s, he gained more recognition in the early 2000s. These are just a few of the white rappers who were active in the 1990s. The decade saw a growing diversity of voices in hip-hop, and many artists from various backgrounds contributed to the genre's evolution.

both Kid Rock's "Devil Without a Cause" and Eminem's "The Slim Shady LP" were significant releases from the late 1990s. "Devil Without a Cause" was released in 1998 and went on to be certified multi-platinum, selling over 11 million copies in the United States alone. Eminem's "The Slim Shady LP" was released in 1999 and also achieved multi-platinum status. However, when specifically comparing the sales figures of these two albums during the 1990s, it's important to note that "The Slim Shady LP" had only one year of sales in the '90s, while "Devil Without a Cause" had two. Given this, and the specific sales numbers, "Devil Without a Cause" had higher sales in the 1990s. However, Eminem's subsequent albums, especially "The Marshall Mathers LP", would go on to achieve massive sales in the early 2000s, solidifying his status as one of the best-selling artists of all time.

Arguably Kid Rock opened the door for Eminem

Both out of Detroit Kid Rock took a different turn towards Rock Music in the 2000s but his debut album was RAP

On Eminem’s album he even raps about kid rock. Everlast beastie boys and vanilla ice in his lyrical content All white rappers who paved the way for him

Insane clown posse debut 1989