Shylow of First Division, Marco Polo and DJ Skizz have joined forces for a production outfit called “The Drum Majors.” For their first effort, the trio add some boom bap to Eminem’s 2014 Shady Cypher with a pair of hard-hitting beats to bolster Em’s rhymes.
With Boogie’s exceptional Everything’s For Sale still in heavy rotation, the Cali emcee drops a video featuring his Shady Records boss with “Rainy Days.” Boogie and Eminem drop bars as they both deal with the dark clouds that follow them.
Eminem’s video for “Good Guy” begins with Jessie Reyez digging herself out of a grave. The ensuing video explains exactly how she got there.
Eminem felt the need to remind you that he can rap his face off. Slim Shady films this 11-minute freestyle titled “Kick Off” from The Shelter at St. Andrew’s in Detroit. As you can imagine, Eminem’s flow is ridiculous and he name drops a number of people and pop culture references. But what are your thoughts about the freestyle?
Eminem releases a set of visuals to accompany the closing song on his Kamizaze album, which also serves as the theme of the Venom film. Like the symbiote in the film, Eminem takes over the bodies of several people in the video.
Okay, now that some time has passed, what are your thoughts on Eminem’s response to Machine Gun Kelly with “Killshot?” Who do you give round one to?
The third part of Eminem’s sitdown with Sway finds Slim Shady discussing some of the backlash he received for Kamakaze, dealing with the secret service after his BET Hip Hop Awards cypher, his beefs with Tyler, The Creator and Earl Sweatshirt and much more.
Eminem drops the video for his standout song from Kamikaze with Joyner Lucas “Lucky You.”
In part 2 of Eminem’s interview with Sway, the Detroit rapper addresses Joe Budden’s comments about his album, what went wrong with Slaughterhouse, the root of his beef with Machine Gun Kelly and more.
With so much controversy surrounding Eminem’s Kamikaze album, Slim Shady sat down with Sway for an in-depth interview. Here’s part one where Em explains why the album came to be.