Yeah he was, great song

Dude had me thinking I was in another timeline

Exactly. These content creators are lazy

Yeah

Thanks, I thought so too

That song was ass. Mediocre at best... You should try listening to Petey Pablo or Manny Fresh bro. They is real lyicist.

Nah, bro. Best Friend was not good.

What about it was trash?

Yal crazy callin it trash. Maybe Yela's verse but Em's was iconic

@@user-oh3lx9xf9phahahahaha you’re funny

It's his persona and the way he dresses. Doesn't dress at all to suit the rap game Bars are there but dresses like white trash

the fuck are you talking about. he did multiple albums with shady records.

@user-br1cm5gr7e what the fuck are you talking about? Did you watch the video. Look and listen to the video and then look at what I said then you'll understand my comment better.

Can’t keep bbc out y’all mouf huh?

​@@dexterdahmerdamn you really into Joe like that. Like you know what he got in his pants and everything lol

fax!

@@realization2013 dang man I was hoping someone would respond with “You can’t keep bbc out of your mouth either Dahmer”. 😂

Facts bro

I thinks authenticity is why he's not mainstream and that's okay. He's not a club song you passively listen to while drunk but either you feel his words and try to understand. Most people now don't think. F*** it, some don't even say words or just "fuck cops, bang girls, I have money, pop pills like me" type shit. There's real shit and a lot others spewing a word vomit with the same feeling beat. Sad state of the music industry...

Exactly!!

Em has even said that himself when he addressed the the whole slaughter house shit a few years back, he doenst want to baby them he want the people he signs to fight and stand on their own hes just giving them the push to get going

50 Cent

Exactly

Yup same here bro SLUMERICAN 4EVER

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He just got one fact wrong. every other fact he stated checks out. There has been tension between Yelawolf and Eminem for so long. Having said that... Yelawolf failed Yelawolf. Eminem is fine. Eminem profited from Yelawolf. So it was not a failure. Business is business.

Yela has a mind of his own and I respect that alot. He never want to make streight up Hip Hop and I feel to really feel his music you need to have an open mind for other typs of music as well. I remember when I saw him 2015 (Love Story Album) on concert the variety of people was incredible. If you look at all kind of musicions that mix up music Genres like that they never pop like the big Names cause it is not for everyone and not everyone is open minded like that. One of my favorite Bands Skindred who are making Reggae, Metal, Hip Hop and Punk mix. They not popping in any of those Genres, they always going to be underground because same her people are not open minded like that. For those who are not getting destructed by stupid things like the Race or some out of the box beats or instrumentation it's just amazing and a new vibe. I love music like that. It those not sound like an old movie reproduced over and over.

Exactly!

You honestly made it sound even worse than racism. Whether you may be right or wrong? How about if you're wrong and you realize it you stop being wrong?

@@bornkinggamer3347 right and wrong is a matter of perspective… someone else might think your wrong while you feel you’re right. Get the big picture 🤦🏻‍♂️ so no I didn’t “honestly make it sound worse then racism” you’re just too dense to fully comprehend

@@Thedeepshadows You said "standing by your beliefs no matter what whether you may be right or wrong" as if it's a good thing. By definition if you're wrong you shouldn't stand by those beliefs. The Dixie flag is disgusting, every single thing they stood for was awful but you're defending them based off the vague idea of "standing up for your beliefs no matter what" it's a bad argument.

Royce is obsessed with race

​@@JPayne95😂facts

Yeah Royce blew that whole thing up, dissed Yela on wax then back tracked it all in an interview later on.

I'm not disputing your experience, but I'm also 43, and have lived in Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee for all my life, and my experience is that flag is regularly flown by racists. I'm sure there are people who aren't, but in all the places I've lived, it was basically 1:1 people with confederate flags, and people who openly said racist stuff because I look safe. I also know several black folks that are completely unbothered by it, so I can see where some people think it's a wash. Kind of ignores all the people who absolutely do see it as more than just a "rebel flag" though. I personally share no space with racists, but I'll give everyone a chance, regardless of a flag, to be who they are, but honestly I'm never surprised when it inevitably comes up. All that said, as a life long southerner, there's no actual "heritage" associated with that flag. It was a battle flag for like at most a hand full of companies in the civil war. A war that lasted 4 years. The show Friends has more heritage than anything in the confederacy. What I find sad about the flag, is that it means so little in terms of our history and culture, but people create their entire identity on it. There's a lot that we southerners can be proud of, that is actually a meaningful part of our culture. Poor men fighting to keep rich men's slaves just isn't on the list. Ya know.

I can see why growing up in the south you might picture it as a pride symbol. After all it has been pushed as an agenda in the south basically since the end of the civil war. "The Lost Cause" trying to change why southerners were fighting the war, trying to paint veterans who were dieing in a better light. If it had stopped there it might have been fine. After all even with the Lost Cause narrative being a lie, a symbol people believe represents rebelliousness, good values or pride isn't a bad thing even if it came from a bad place. Ultimately the last 70 years have painted the flag in a very different light. It all started around 1950 when The Dixiecrats or the States’ Rights Democratic Party split from the Democratic party because of their pro civil rights policies. The Dixiecrats were pro segregation and anti civil rights. They adopted the flag as their own and used it intentionally as a racist symbol. It only spread from their by Citizens Councils and the Klu Klux Klan also adopting it with the sole intention of using it as a racist symbol. This process has repeated over and over. Some southern's claiming it is a symbol of pride while at the exact same time tons of groups are actively using it to intimidate and identify themselves as white supremacists. No matter how much you want to say it is a symbol of pride tons of people are using it otherwise. Some hiding in the open, pretending they don't believe the hatred, others proudly proclaiming their hatred and bigotry. There have been numerous polls showing how even in the south the majority are starting to associate the flag with a hate symbol. Obviously that is even higher among black people with it being around 90%. But if the majority, even in the south, believe it is a hate symbol then it is a hate symbol. No matter how honorable (or not in this case) the origin might be. The swastika had a perfectly benign meaning before the Nazi's. In fact it was that way for thousands of years. Much longer than it has been a hate symbol. But because it was co-opted by the Nazi's it is forever associated with them. No matter how much you specifically don't have any ill will when displaying the flag it has been used for hate for 70+ years and there is no changing that. If it's all about "southern values" perhaps it's time to claim a different symbol. One that isn't so intertwined with hate and bigotry throughout it's entire existence. Surely if there is no secondary meaning to displaying your flag then using another southern flag/symbol to display your pride is easy to do?

One of his best.

He definitely has put lot of work in and doesn't give up regardless of failure

And failure is the path to great success

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I also watched it live, and thought the same thing. And he def seemed like he didn't want to be there, it was heavily edited to paint narrative for this video purpose, by the dude that made the video Stevie reacted too, but I remember thinking like yo, he's kinda an asshole!!!!🤣🤣 Your Pic says watch my video Jason Face, oddly enough I shopped it to Yelas management......notice he's not on it

Yo mac went off. We needed this energy years ago

Diss of the year? Over Not like us? Trippin

@@wukilla8ee Not Like Us is not being topped this year! Unless it's from Kung Fu Kenny himself.

Mac Lethal is a corny loser, so I find that hard to believe

So he came back off a loss and years of obscurity and the fact that Tom said he won’t do another diss track seems pussy to me but I guess we will see if Tom responds or not. Lethal better hope he doesn’t cause if he loses again he’ll have to put the mic down and choke on it.

Millyz hates any white rapper that isn't himself or Em. lol

Exactly.He’s real.

Yo I lost some respect for 59 for that. All though, he’s always acted like a bitch like the way he would always throw shots and em and d12 from nowhere for clout

He lowkey always has been

Right, Yela's always blended genres literally since day 1. The guy who made the original video did no research.