The latest signing to Shady Records is known as EZ Mil releases “Realest” featuring Eminem. While EZ Mil certainly does his thing, one cannot help but pay attention to Eminem as he responds to Melle Mel’s constant barbs at him with a verse that chops down the Hip Hop legend to nothing more than a steroid user. Whew. This feud is far from over.
Some call it the greatest Super Bowl halftime performance (although Prince and Michael Jackson would like to have a word) but it’s undeniable that this was the moment Hip Hop proved that it still rules the world. If you missed it, or just want to watch it again, here it is for your viewing pleasure.
Rockstar Games just released their latest Grand Theft Auto 5 expansion, GTA Online: The Contract. The game not only features a story centered around Dr. Dre, but it also has new music from the legendary producer. “Gospel” finds Dre and his longtime partner Eminem trading verses. Check it out.
Eminem revisits his Side B of Music to Be Murdered By with a remix to “Killer” that features Jack Harlow and Cordae. An interesting trio, but it works.
Eminem closed out the year by dropping a deluxe version of Music to be Murdered By last week with 16 new songs. And he followed that with a video for “Gnat” that finds Marshall playing multiple characters amidst the COVID pandemic.
Need something to watch while self-quarantined? Eminem sits down with Mike Tyson for a new episode of “Hotboxin’.” It’s a candid conversation as Eminem gets to meet one of his favorite fighters ever. It’s more than worth your time.
This exclusive episode of Crook’s Corner features Kxng Crooked interviewing Eminem. This is Eminem’s first interview since the release his “Music To Be Murdered By” album. Crook and Em discuss everything from Eminem’s new album to the current state of the rap game in 2020. Eminem also answers fan questions and discusses his top 50 rappers of all time list.
The world stopped on Friday when Eminem dropped his surprise album Music to Be Murdered By and delivered the video for “Darkness.” The harrowing set of visuals depicts the deadly shooting in Las Vegas at the Route 91 Harvest music festival while addressing gun control in America.
As Conway’s Shady Records debut God Don’t Make Mistakes draws near, the Griselda representative drops “Bang” with some lyrical assistance from the man himself, Eminem. Vicous bars are here to punch you in the face.
Logic drops another video from his Confessions of a Dangerous Mind album with the Eminem-featured “Homicide.” With Slim Shady unable to make it to the video shoot, Logic employs a pair of body doubles (Squints from The Sandlot and Chris D’Elia) to step in. The results are interesting, to say the least.