Eminem is at a stage of his career where he could easily rest on his laurels and bask in his lyrical legacy, but it is apparent that he’s not yet content in that aspect. The Detroit rapper shocked the world with the surprise drop of his 11th studio album Music To Be Murdered By and […]
Nick Cannon clearly is still feeling some sort of way after Twitter roasted him using the hashtag #RIPNickCannon following a series of diss tracks he released w towards Eminem. Now the mogul/rapper is calling out Marshall Mathers’ fans for riding with their favorite Hip-Hop artist.
Watching your Twitter account send out offensive Tweets towards one of the most famous rappers in the world isn’t how you want to close out the year. For Mariah Carey, unfortunately, that was the case after her account was hacked.
Nick Cannon is not letting this latest brouhaha with Eminem go. In the latest salvo—honestly, we’re not keeping track, because…life is short—the actor, artist and executive used the infamous “Black girls are b*tches/Black girls are dumb” line from an old Slim Shady freestyle before he blew up.
The Eminem and Nick Cannon feud ain’t but more than a week old and already people are choosing sides (mostly if not entirely Slim Shady’s). This despite Mr. Mather’s having yet to even drop a response record to the Wild ‘n Out host.
Even though Nick Cannon told T.I. that he wanted to shoot the fair one with Eminem because he knew he couldn’t actually out-rap him on a record, he decided to give it a go after having Eminem throw a few darts his way on Fat Joe’s “Lord Above.” As expected, it was a disaster.
One of Hip-Hop’s most lame rivalries has just come back to haunt us. We can thank Nick Cannon for the jig.
The beef between Eminem and Nick Cannon has been going on for years and just when we thought it was finally done, Slim Shady threw a jab on Fat Joe’s “Lord Above” track. Cannon has since responded and on Twitter, fans are paying their respects early as a hashtag, #ripnickcannon, has cropped up.
Nick Cannon, Suge Knight & The N’Credible Gang Clap Back At Enimem, Twitter Says This Ain’t It Chief
The beef nobody asked for is ratcheting up. Following Eminem throwing a lyrical jab at Nick Cannon on Fat Joe’s track “Lord Above,” the mogul/rapper decided he needed to clap back and Twitter is like this ain’t it chief.
The Eminem, Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon “love triangle” (or Rubik’s Cube if anything) continues to live on despite it being more than a decade old and on Fat Joe’s latest Eminem assisted song, Slim Shady threw another log on the dying embers to keep the fire going.
Tech N9ne is without a doubt one of the top-performing Hip-Hop acts in the world as evidenced by his heavy touring schedule and longevity. Given that the Kansas rapper has fans who typically aren’t your typical Hip-Hop fans, he took a moment to call out fans who declared Eminem a culture vulture.
Despite its many starts and stops, Kanye West can once again peer from the mountaintop after his latest album, Jesus Is King, debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 charts. The feat ties the Chicago superstar with Eminem with both men enjoying the record of release nine straight albums to debut at no. 1.
