Makes perfect sense why certain rap "fans" say he's the GOAT 😭😭😭😂🤣

​@@elijahstraight402 When you say goat do you mean baphomet ?

@@BlackMusicGenre Greatest Of All Time- GOAT 😭🤣

​@@elijahstraight402nawl em lie top 30 at the bottom 😊

@@elijahstraight402 Nah. Just in your mind .

I completely agree with you.

The don't " address the elephant in the room " 😂🎯🎯

😂😂😂 look to jar

Naw they get mad when people start asking for reparations like they suffered thru slavery. At what point do people just move on and stop crying and begging 4 hand outs

@@tylerl3510 If you elders worked at a Fortune 500 company built it on there backs and got nothing for it was tortured, raped, and beaten then all of sudden got let go from the company and was promised and lawfully told they were gonna give them 40 acres and a mule then proceeded to give it to them an then take it back and I’m just giving you small details of the genocide that took place. My question to you is how would you feel and what would you do?

@tylerl3510 the government literally gave y'all hands out not us , look it educate yourself.

Stay on topic

Benzino need to stop

You a clown for ignoring everything he said

@@realtalk9854 I’m lost as to what he said ?

there is 1 reason why you agree... we all know why

Thank facts the are fake ass hip hop fans

And what people don’t understand also is that a lot of his own kind don’t even like him even from way back when he came out they were shitting on him. Ppl keep saying white ppl only listen to him which is total cap cause he does have a good percentage of black fans that also like him, and those like Benzino who don’t like him makes them irritated

It's like that when any rapper gets political

Exactly. They shared the messages he presented in those earlier records. The violence he minimized is something they still hold onto. We’ve become unstimulated because of the music, they’ve become hostile and incel.

When em 1st came out, I called this, I refused to listen to him, was called a hater, and I proudly wore my hater hat. I trust my instincts, and I knew the fans he was drawing, don't even know our culture, but they sent that volture in to feast off it.

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​@NIC_83that's call a fuckin "fact" !!

The thing is if you really know his history white record labels turned him down because he was white. They didn’t want no white rapper. Eminem is a very talented artist and one of the most talented rappers in history and that’s why he got his spot. Point blank. And our people hate that because he white and that’s just facts. Y’all acting like we not fucked up as well rapping about oversexualizing our women selling drugs to our neighborhood since the 80s but when a white rapper make it now we wanna unite and get political. God make sht a certain way for a reason

@zone1250 bunch of deflecting

@@getsugaallen6612 In what way is that deflecting? Are you confused about the definition of that word or the practice of "sidestepping probing questions" with answers not on point? The comment addressed the notion that somehow Eminem got made the face of hip hop out of some kind of plot from the nefarious industry to promote white supremacy and shaft black artists. That didn't happen. The industry rode the wave, but they didn't create/cause it and didn't work AGAINST black artists rather than try to make money off of EVERYBODY who could flow! Music is a sonic experience; it doesn't have a skin color. Culture also isn't something you can hold in your hands or put on some pedestal or shelf; it can't be OWNED because it's NOT a thing or static but rather a product of a dynamic process of exchange carrying forward existing traditions but altering them with innovations and creating combinations that lead to the new. You say black people created rock and roll and Elvis stole it, but the reality is a different story. They had a critical contribution, no doubt, and it did influence Elvis. However, you don't get rock and roll (and most definitely not hip hop) without drummer Gene Krupa, a musician of Polish descent who was arguably the best ever to hold the sticks!!! He was heavily influenced by the hot jazz and cold gin of his early years soaking up music in the jazz culture, but what he did was innovative and could not be replicated by most other musicians no matter how hard they tried and he worked to teach students who came to him--black, white, pink-and-purple-polka dotted didn't matter! They just couldn't play to his level and how he did, but they were still influenced by him and what he contributed in the technical aspects of percussion. Without that technical advancement in the set up of drum kits and inspiration he provided, there's no Dre, no hip hop, and not even rock and roll as we know those! Going back to that hot jazz, it, too, was a fusion ironically born out of an attempt at segregation. When new Jim Crow laws codified separation of the different "races" of people (a made-up concept that doesn't exist), musicians who had been playing classical works of the great European masters suddenly found themselves having to play different venues with other musicians who played different genres. So, reading what happened as black people one day just inventing a whole new category of music is overly simplistic and flat wrong! Jazz came out of black experiences, but there was an awful lot of white people and tradition involved in that, too! For example, you don't get those jazzy arpeggios of ragtime piano without 19th-century composer and pianist Franz Liszt. He did two things of note for music, actually, with his virtuoso skills and contributions to composing and playing music as a pianist just part of his legacy. He also believed that music was for the masses, not the rich few. At that time, musicians usually practiced and climbed the ladder for years until they reached the level of getting a wealthy patron to support them. Liszt would set up a stage in crowded European cities and put on a show for all to hear. He was a real showman and pretty much the first musician we can find who triggered that kind of fan base we now call stans because of Em, with worshipping women losing their minds for Liszt like those who saw Elvis move his pelvis! So, who gets to claim to own jazz and rock? Do we just discount any white artists who made contributions to music and say black people invented all music genres since the classical era?!? And just where do you see this cultural apartheid you want to impose ending? Should we remove Tiger Woods from contention as a golf GOAT and Hank Aaron over in baseball because those are white men's sports?!? Come on!

Exactly

thats bullshit

😂😂😂😂 the supreme court proves that false

Monique still complaining g

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Luckily, Benzino doesn't have a neck.

Monique played one of the worst blk American women stereotypes ever..she nor Kat did jack shyt they both not winning..

How does it feel to get hoodwinked?...bruh

You should of already understood why the minority of blacks dont like eminem. Everything he said ive always felt the same way, and i like other white rappers. The problem most mainstream fans get influenced by whl you are associatex with and trends. Eminem has skilled but is definitely overrated. There are so many mainstreams fans and rappers out there like boosie who said he doesnt listen to andre3000 but he liie eminem? And his taste in music is anything close to eminem.

That’s cause u slow u should’ve been saw that

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white people are triggered

Exactly! 2pac was born and raised in New York and moved to Cali at 16 and claimed California not NY

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Same with Xzibit. He was born and raised in Detroit, moved to Cali, and the Likwit Crew took him under their wing. Tha Alkaholiks helped Xzibit in a big way, and he always reps Likwit Crew.

They’re black. Did they grow up around white folks and then change? Did they make racist white songs?

We still claim Kurupt, and Tupac original rap name is MC New York. You can claim where you are but you can't change history.

Funny bc we made rock music lol they kicked us out our own stuff

​@@getsugaallen6612 Whatever. 🤷🏽‍♂️😂🤣

Actually, both HE and YOU are WRONG! I notice there's a name you're royally mistaken enough to miss to parrot Benzino, who gets A LOT wrong! Here, it's omitting that name that's the BIGGEST in the 1980s as far as MTV, especially since he didn't have any existing fanbase to offer. Yet HIS music claims that spot of being the one to kick down the doors in 1982 (so early and not mid 1980s and nothing to do with MJ or Run DMC). See, kids like we were watching MTV originally were sure ready to party back then, like it was the future date of 1999, and we were all crying like doves the sign of the times ahead might mean the end of the world before we got our turn enjoying it! Then this guy with a guitar came along in long duster coats and high-heeled boots and made us all feel better about that as HE got the #1 spot for kicking in that particular door! Yes, critics like to credit MJ with making artistic films out of videos as the monster Thriller dominated the 1980s...but didn't really as far as this ONE rival, who had a claim to his own fabulously puple reign conquering that space and the charts with multiple albums!

​@@csmith63no he's not wrong .just seen archives of David Bowie talking bout MTV slighting urban music on a interview. So u stop spreading your long winded misinfo

@@michaelallen8112 Did you miss the point?!? I think you must have. Who played the song "1999"? Who played "When Doves Cry"? It was NOT MJ and NOT Run DMC who kicked down that particular door! It was freaking Prince in his stiletto boots! HE was the one who kicked in the door and got the barriers dropping! Now, his rivalry with MJ meant we got a lot of good videos, and "Thriller" with its Vincent Price intro and Rick Baker make-up effects was must-see TV anytime it was on, but playing ping pong at Paisley Park to reigning supreme with his movie-length masterpiece video that was Purple Rain, it was Prince who got there first! So, learn to read, and stop spreading incorrect "facts," which was EXACTLY my point about Benzino! He can't even get the story of "the culture" right at the basic facts level--perhaps because he never bothered to read anything longer than a cocktail napkin before trying to play magazine mogul for making Mays' The Source a loan for a partnership title and then helped run the journalists who could research and write to the parking lot and publication into the ground! I'm glad you can stream some history, but you might want to try reading it sometimes, too, to put more than soundbites of information in there.

Doesn't resonate with your upbringing...huh. So, is it poverty, violence, rampant drug use/abuse/sales in the neighborhood, broken families with single mothers and deadbeat dads that doesn't resonate?!? It sounds to me like Eminem is rapping about a lot of those same topics I hear other rappers discussing! Sure, there are some differences, too. Marshall Mathers steps in and takes accountability for any bits of Slim Shady that leaked from the rap persona into the real world. He owns up to his sins openly and rectified them. Yet, ok, let's talk about what happened when the cops showed up in their lives. Which one had a black woman call 911 because of the physical and mental abuse she was enduring at his hands? Which one of them threw around racial slurs at the police when stopped for drunk driving?!? How did Eminem cause all of that?!?

This thing here deeper than rap

LMMFAO it was nothing but hating a$$ babbling

The thing is I been saying the same thing about Eminem. Most of his fans isn't hip hop fans, they just like him and they like the fact that white people can say Eminem is the best rapper ever by record sales and popularity. But he will never be more popular than 2Pac overall.

Facts ❤️🖤💚

No this actually made no sense

Does it have to be

@@nathanharris3787 I think all hip hop artists wanna make music for the black community primarily those from inner city culture because that’s where it started. Your turn

@@justincoffey2692 Eminem dont have to make music for black people im black i listen to Eminem

@@nathanharris3787 what point are you trying to make? I see no point in what you’re saying! Did you hear me say that black people don’t listen to him no you didn’t! Majority of blacks from the hood if not all don’t listen to him. He obviously has a large fan base just the hood isn’t one! Benzino made great points about him

@@justincoffey2692 i guess but Em don't make music for the hood though tbh

You beat me too it

Know your enemy

He's obsessed

​@@LewisNwn basically

You have to know things about your enemy most people don't, so you can break them down.

If you actually know Ems history record labels did not want him because they did not want a white rapper. Y’all gotta chill with the race theories and conspiracies you think the white race as a whole conspired against black people instead of admitted Eminem was just a very talented artist

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Black males are weak. How is that white men's fault. Men conquer weak males, it's the game

​@@zone1250Well homie if you look at the real history of America you'd understand why these theories come up with us Em is dope but I can still see what he's saying.

@@zone1250this is so right, Em was getting turned down left and right. Em’s did not get the respect because he was white. He literally opened the door for white rappers today

Same on the first part of your comment down in Miami. Nvr heard him at any function where Black Folk decided the kinda music to be played. Nvr heard nobody playing him out their car. Nvr been hanging with no group of Black People, friends or strangers, listening to boombox and one of’em buss out with “yo, check this new eminem sh*t”. It wasn’t happening then. It ain’t happening now. 🤷🏿‍♂️

I personally know this is BS, just people repeating as echoes what they keep in their filter-bubbled chambers to prop up their own egos. Yet I'd like to know how it is that so many rappers include him as an influence if they never heard him?!? Of course, that brings up the next point about this apartheid of visible and yet non-existent "race" you're trying to impose on sonic culture like you can own it and create separate zones with no one crossing color lines and put it on a pedestal at your auntie's house or some such place so no one else can touch it (which is NOT how culture works). So, with these comments, did you actually intend to come out here celebrating wilful ignorance of rap history and legacy?!? See, that truly insults "the culture," since it was black artists like Ice T and Dr. Dre who saw the potential in fusing that way?!?! Then Benzino out here NOW putting hands on women and throwing racial slurs, so where is the worst fault?!? It sure sounds like you're saying being black gives HIM a pass!

When yall gonna realize his fanbase is international!? Just like every major hip hop legend. State side is microcosm of those fanbases.

@@ahfimiwonawun Miami don't got the comprehension for lyricism. Only lyrical rapper yall ever had was Ross.

@@joshingram071 , indeed Miami is no paragon of lyricism. But anywhere, including Miami, had actual hip hop headz that loved lyricism, but none of us like lyricism to the exclusion of everything else. Thing is, you can name any Black Rapper and there are plenty of Black People who don’t listen to him and nobody has a problem with it. Everybody doesn’t listen to Jay-z and nobody has a problem with it. Everybody don’t listen to Nas and nobody has a problem with it. Everyone understands that we all have different tastes. Only eminem has to be listened to by everybody without exception or there’s some sort of injustice going on.

Yep

Get a thermometer and check for fever; it sounds like a bad case of flurona is messing with your perception of reality!!!

Facts

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aww did that hurt yo weak ass feelings?

Have you ever heard how black rappers talk about women in their songs?!? Go listen to "Gold Digger" sometime.

@@csmith63 The Kanye West record? That track is about gold diggers, specifically. lol.

@@juuglord8509 Yes, it is--in quite a misogynistic way given the view of women it presents! It's called stereotyping for a reason, including the issues of race, because as he points out, when BLACK MEN get enough money, they prove they've made it by getting a WHITE WOMAN! I don't hold that against Kanye, generally, because I'm not a racial hypocrite who thinks/says only white rappers talk shiite about women while ignoring what black rappers do! I also can separate art and artist, although Kanye and Kim Kardashian kind of prove his point. If one actually pays attention to what is in Eminem's music, there's always a clear distinction between Shady, the rap persona Eminem, and the man Marshall Mathers. What he says about being fit to raise daughters resonates when you listen to how Marshall Mathers thinks/talks about women, his behavior in relationships where he admits mistakes, and being a father. How is Kanye's daughter doing these days?!? We know what Coi Leray has to say about Benzino, and we've seen what he abusively does to her, too!

Benzino isn’t even hip hop tho… he’s a rapper that talks about gangster crap not about the elements! And any true Hiphop head knows it’s not about race and don’t care about ur race or color when ur at a hip hop event! (That negative energy he brings is not Hiphop!)

The early hip hop park jams were full of stick up kids and hustlers. Lol nobody was going to the jams promoting unity.

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Would that be his legacy of violence against the women he claims he defends?!? Would that be the legacy of being a deadbeat dad jealous of his own daughter?!? HIS actual legacy is that he HURT hip hop and then destroyed HIMSELF!!!! He did NOT found The Source, and it lost all credibility because of HIM! That's it. Those are the facts of the case. Done. Toast. Femzino finito!

i've been riding with benzino on this for over 20 years, everytime i say benzino was right, it's always somebody trying argue me down

@@marcelbey-el1947 Take the hint then. He's WRONG--in every way! People who hate on Eminem and so don't listen to his music have no idea he says the worst thing Marshall Mathers ever did was to put his hands on a woman...ONCE! It was when Kim was cheating and they were in the worst part of the whirlwind. She put hands on him more than once with him just disengaging, but ONE time he got physical and is still guilty over it and has reflected on it, recognized it for what it was, and admitted it quite publicly. Benzino is out here saying he's defending black women, but what is HIS record for how women get treated?!? He beats them. He uses slurs with them. He undermines his own daughter's career! He was just out there talking some trash about how black women don't know how to behave because no one is teaching them the proper way to be a lady instead of getting all emotional--BENZINO saying that!!!! So, if you're riding with Benzino, I hope you got the window seat jammed in that little car with the people who have floppy shoes and big red noses on!

He did that himself 🤣

It’s because destroying their community no longer benefits them

They were blind now they can see. It's called atonement. Who better to fix the hood than those who were once enslaved and traumatized by it then survived to see the mistakes of their old ways

​​​@@yachtboyzmusic8036what would you do if all your friends were being murdered and you lived in an area that was kill or be killed? And this life was passed down to you by the previous generation. Its easy to criticize people who are street, but you never felt the challenges they faced because you didn't grow up like that. By the time you're 12, you've already seen people layed out dead under white sheets that were your neighbors. That PTSD will make anybody mentally ill and be destructive. Add severe poverty and no positive role models..so yeah..you guys are just unaware

@@sabot4ge bro I’m from north Philly , spent all most 10 years of my life in prison and I’ve done everything you can think of while running the streets. I’m more than qualified to make the statement Ij made

​@sabot4ge Demoncrats talking points! Stop making excuses! Dr Ben Carson came from the hood and became a great surgeon and many others! Making excuses for failure! Give me a break! How many people experience Jim Crow and make it, to become a nurse with, my father also, became a chemist, Living in the Jim Crow Era! Black people are their own worst enemy! Black people created this problem, but blame the white man 🙄🤦🏾‍♂️

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Benzino been sayin this lol but glad u learnin the truth now mate.

@@rainman1985Exactly, this is what his beef with Eminem has been about the whole time. I had those source magazines and I understood what he meant from the jump

It was all terrible lies

@@NextMJ2 how?? What lies??

@@GrinchyGreen334 99.98888% of it

That’s true but I don’t think Benzino’s point is that he is better than Eminem.

That's not his point.

He would be Cannabis..

His point goes deeper than just Eminem

@@carriesmith7843 What's his point? That you can't afford the Tombstones when our Babies are shot up due to your Drill & Gangster music? Still worried about a little white boy rapping 25+ years later?

Thank you brother.

Wow the nerve of them Neanderthals…stay back bro

That’s interesting. I can see that happening.

Damn I didn't know that

💪🏿💯 we're stronger together! Thank you for the information.

4.5 mics

Tons of "Made Men" advertisements too. They were trash.

.. if yu owned a magazine, you’d do the same for your affiliates, the same as every other network and broadcast entity ..

And Dave Mays wrote the article under a pen name. Facts matter

That album was hot garbage too The source mic ratings used to be SO regarded; Illmatic became so huge after it got 5 mics...used to be huge accomplishment. But benzino and mays ruined it

Just because he's saying something that sounds nice doesn't mean he's the good guy. This is the guy who has drugged his wife's underaged niece to have sex with him, and is deeply, deeply racist. Be careful who you root for.

5:30-6:10 he’s speaking actual hard facts

Fax

He been saying this for 20 yrs. Now ppl wanna listen smh

​@@emiliorebenga443 it takes time for people especially people our people catch on. Really it timeline, for people to wake up outta a slumber.

I hear you

i'm white and Bone Thugz N Harmony are my fave rappers of all time, Tha Crossroads my fave rap song of all time. But peeps in these comments are ridiculous. Who cares either you listen to Eminem or you don't... no denying the boy's got skill tho and is one of the best rappers/ lyricists of all time with all that he's achieved over a 25+ year career...

We’ve all been saying that. That’s nothing new

Lies

@@NextMJ2 -Hurt by the truth

Your so gangsta 😂

I’m black and Em is my favorite rapper

And that makes him goat or sum 😂😂😂 ?

Lol

@@jcchambers7896 my comment went over your head. Way over your head🤦🏽‍♂️

Same

Same here I've witnessed it. No lies are being told ppl just hate to admit the truth I've met some as well

Straight up homie

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Muppet ​@@bullymasterfamily

Facts 💯👊🏾✌🏾

I'm an ACTUAL historian, as in the kind with degrees, and I specifically did oral history as part of my specialty. No, he doesn't speak unvarnished truth and very little truth at all! It drove one of my profs flat nuts how detached the next generation was from the reality of the history behind them, and I'll never forget the preaching we got when he came in hot one night after an encounter with those booming stereo systems that got put into cars costing more than people's houses back in the 1990s. When there used to be straight up "No blacks allowed after sundown" and similar signs up across the South, they'd roll the windows down and turn up the radios as they drove through those places in the daytime as a kind of protest. Funny how no one ever mentions things like that when they're out here talking about "the culture" and those speaker sets blasting rap! Of course, that's probably because there's no such thing as "the culture" in the first place, which isn't something a person or group can OWN! Trying to impose apartheid on musical genres won't work, because such attempts at segregation NEVER work; humans have contact and interact in ways that can't be separated into strands. That's especially true of how jazz and hip hop formed, precisely because they combined several influences. No one is learning any history from Benzino, just repeating ignorance!

His perspective is just his perspective.

I feel bad for liking "Born Free" sometimes... that was a great song, but man his racist sensibilities mess it up for me.

I watched a Kid Rock documentary recently and it’s bad. He is way way worse than Eminem. He flat out, showing his colors now after using rap to get on.

Did not listen to the entire interview ( as of yet) but Ray Benzino is making some strong points... Not sure about this one but Benzino might need his own show...🤔. Wait, wait , hold up (Let's get back to the rest of this interview)

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@KtotheG wassup I seen you before

Smart move

Good and they are dope

Smart move but low-key fake idk someone enlighten me

They actually did it in a sarcastic type of way. As in just messing around but they hit lightning in a bottle

They had first rate production. Can't count how many rappers sampled their vocals or beats. If you're questioning the beastie boys then you don't know much about the culture

You said name one but I can name two and they so happen to be rappers and rivals go figure Tyler the creator and Hopsin

Lol he meant black people that are accepted because of their “hood image”, you know black people don’t accept those dudes, our culture chase that hood wanna be image

@stephenmiranda8262 Tyler the creator nothing like Eminem more like de la soul ect lol

​@@stephenmiranda8262facts 👌💯👌💯

In an interview with GQ, Kendrick Lamar said, "I just wanted to rap like Eminem on my first two albums." Is he black enough for you?

What point did he make

@@NextMJ2 watch the video

@@MikeMosesTV I’ve heard everything he’s ever said… what point did he make?

​​@@NextMJ2 He made alot of great points, especially about the racial double standards within music. 💯

@NextMJ2 check it out ima play yo game. His point is (pay attention) that when Eminem came out, hip-hop was not being played on MTv. No black artist was "allowed" on MTV. Mtv being the most popular music channel on television. Benzino was upset because it took a white boy who could rap to get hip hop played or that channel. Benzino felt hip-hop was made by and for black people and it didn't need someone who wasn't to take it to another level. It hit different.

stop ignoring the truth white boy

No That's Bullshit! Benzino Is Stating Facts! MTV Never Allowed Black Music To Play On Their Station Until RUN-DMC Kicked Down The Door For Hip Hop To Be Played On MTV In The Mid-1980's! 💯 Look It Up! 💯

@@CompleteIndifferencelook it up? We was there! Jordan is telling the truth! Benzino is lying and y’all supporting him because you want him to be right not because he is. Y’all trying to rewrite history

​​@@BassDad I was there too! Benzino is not lying! Run Dmc broke down the door for black hip hop to be played on MTV! LIKE I SAID, LOOK IT UP! 💯 MTV NEVER ALLOWED BLACK MUSIC TO BE PLAYED ON THEIR STATION UNTIL MICHAEL JACKSON KICKED THAT DOOR DOWN IN 1983 WHEN IT CAME TO BLACK R&B ARTISTS BEING PLAYED ON MTV! 💯 COME ON MAN! I'M NOT NAIVE! 💯 BENZINO TOLD THE TRUTH AND YOUR ASS IS IN DENIAL LIKE A MUTHAFUCKA! 💯

@@CompleteIndifference he clearly said MTV wasn’t putting rappers on until Eminem, which is a complete lie, and should show you that he wasn’t watching MTV. This is all about his hatred of Eminem and doing whatever he can to get other people to hate him. He’s spreading bullshit about the whole white thing, otherwise why wouldn’t he bring up how hard MTV was riding Vanilla Ice when he dropped Ice Ice Baby?

​@@jordancorpuz2632 Bullshit! He said MTV wasn't playing black music in the early 80's, in which they weren't until Michael Jackson & RUN DMC kicked down the door. 💯 Also this was way before MTV Raps! Go Do Your Homework! 💯

Sorry to burst y’all bubble but let’s be real for a second.. if it wasn’t for whites supporting hip hop music, yours and mine favorite genre of music would of died along time ago and you wouldn’t of ever heard from your favorite rappers. We keep the lights on in this bitch whether you like it or not

MTV Raps.

Literally disagreed with everything

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Yet look at how many Black folk still denying the truth he spoke. We sick.

That's a negative friend. What you expected at is what you got just with a bunch of gibberish to mask that fact. I don't think em is no kind of racist and he not supposed to be expected to stand up with a fist up talking no power to the people talk. He a damn rapper who does love live and breath hip hop. I can't believe the amount of people trying to act like this dude ain't paid his dues and walked in the trenches to get where he is. Listen to him when he gives treach from naughty by nature his flowers and talks about how he literally wanted to quit rapping because of him and how proof told him not to stop. He one of the only rappers I do hear who gives homage and lays respect to those who came before him and it's not fake respect that's the thing. He recites the actual lyrics he came up on and admired. You hear the hardest spitters give him his props and let's you know he's not to be played with lyrically. But then these guys like benzino who have had success and squandered it off just hating and acting like em is where he is because he's white. It's just ridiculous. Ok look if you want to see Benzino for real and you like this narrative then go watch his 4 drink champs sit down and then tell me he just ain't no Em hater and to many other artist. Go watch that then come back here. This dude wild. I see him on drink champs acting a straight bafoon coming off like he trying to capture the wave of Charleston White. Uhhhh knock it the hell off.

​@@ruffnreadybeatz7349Well said! That's facts!!

CAP!

😂 go home. You're drunk.

Yea he should of had lyrics about shooting his own people and selling drugs in his community. Than it would of "touched yall souls" lol ignorant people everywhere

Well said

Tell that to Kendrick Lamar and see what HE has to say about that!!!

Very insightful. He is speaking very wise words.

So

@@mfjudge9212 You a dumbass.

@@mfjudge9212 cause Zino trying to make a point about Em not being from Detroit, even if he reps it. He's talking/rambling in circles about him being born in Missouri and living there from 1-10 then moving to Michigan..and for what? It's not some new revelation, and if the D supports him, as much as he reps it, who cares where he was born, or if he's outside of Detroit. For all the things to get at em about, this is possibly the stupidest. Will he get at Luda for not being from ATL? 21 Savage? Premier? Alchemist?

​@@thecunninlynguist u just talking about it just to go against your black brother that's all. We all know about what you said. But the point is making is that em is a white guy who originally didn't come up with blackfolks like that. He low key a plant

@@ABMAB_ i heard what he said, still stupid.

You a clown 🤦‍♂️

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it ain't your fault

I’m from the hood I listen to Eminem they don’t play nas in the club I listen to nas too we all have artist that we relate too depending on our moods with that being said if Em said a bunch of racist shit on a song 30 years ago I wouldn’t CARE we all racist and say and do fuck up shit in private one time or another in are life all Em ever wanted from the SOURCE was his Flowers MMLP and the Eminem Show where both classics deserved 5 mics ! Also Ben and Ja both said fuck up shit about a then 13 year old Haley both sides have been WRONG and to see both of them still beefing 20 some years later is bad for hip hop niggas in they 50s set a fucking example

At The same time you can't have something go mainstream and exclude everybody that doesn't fit the bill, If anything hip hop broke down walls. I understand He thinks the roots of hip hop should be cherished but you can't stop the roots from becoming tree.. I also think Eminem should leave him alone now, people grow up and you should always allow your enemy a chance to walk away..

@@scottmcdowall4230THAT IS WHITE PEOPLES MAINSTREAM THATS NOT OURS

@@scottmcdowall4230 well you first have to understand this. ⚫ Ppl created every genre of music. Everytime one genre became a thing of greatness guess what? Yep!!! So I do feel what dude is saying, I just don't think he's choosing his words wisely. Because for one he has to understand, he may have come from the hood, but his father isn't ⚫ so he has no room really. If it wasn't for em being super talented/gifted I would say he's a plant. But a person can't create and create music for this long if he doesn't have a passion for it. Just my opinion!!

@@sidekick1606 Funny you say that black created every genre of music . I watched a youtube short on Jesse Ventura even admitting that same thing you just said. We don't need Jesse Ventura to admit that blacks created all generes of music as validation but it feels good at times when that 1 whites person actually tells the truth.

@@str8alphamale We definitely are the pioneers for a lot of things..... Genres of yesterdays and today's music being one of them. But see here's my thing with this interview... This is a personal thing with him and, Eminem. We all know Eminem is cold with them words on that mic. Benzino feelings are and have been hurt for a long time. The Beastie boys and MC Search weren't from the hood definitely left pioneer marks in the game. Facts....!!! Marshall Mathers, had his own demons to face. He right Em is originally from St. Joseph, Mo and I'm from Kansas City, Mo. 45min drive between the two. But, where he went wrong at is when he tried to imply that St. Joe was a all white town. Hell... Maybe in the 1930's but Kansas City Mo was a predominantly white town in those days. My point is this... St Joseph Mo isn't half the size of Kansas City Mo. It's a nice size town with a prison in the center of town. When he was growing up there trust me their were blacks. Cubans, Mexicans and Jamaicans. Probably didn't pop up until late 80's Was it a racist? Yes....!! But guess what doesn't have racist bone the drug trade. Eminem has had some type of black essence around him most of his life whether it was good, bad, happy or sad.

Why is it a problem. Isn't the best a subjective thing anyway. We can argue up and down for every artist about what merits being a GOAT and their is never a consensus which makes it a spirited debate.

There are indeed people who say "I don't like/listen to Rap but I like Eminem" and I met a few of them, won't deny that.

Moved out the hood but not to a really rich neighborhood. When we first bought the house we never really checked or neighbors. We were just glad not to hear gunshots every night. Turns out we moved into a really low key racist area and the only rapper I've ever heard them play loud and proud is Eminem.

yeah yeah yeah... in the meantime just ignore the talent of all of those musicians you just named... Timberlake on one hand is a triple threat... the dude can sing, dance, and act...

@@abjames3098 He can barely sing, dance and act. His voice is weak. His dancing is mediocre and he's a terrible actor. Nice try.

@@r.m.90he's a good actor watch alpha dog he's delivers a convincing performance in it...

Listen to his Hangmen 3(his production team) album. Shits fire my G💯👌🔥

good for you

If Jay z made album for someone else it wouldnt sell. Imagine 50cent making someone an album, it aint gone work. Big part of rappers are their story and character

@@mikko3 jay z wrote “still Dre “ for dr.Dre and nobody knew and it was one of his biggest hit…

@@tonysnow2224 Still Dre was a hit because of the beat. There is a difference between writing whole album and a song. Eminem also wrote bunch of stuff for Dre

@@mikko3 naw bro the way Dre rode the beat made it a hit..most people can quote that song word for word…

Just a pin point

This is a VERY good point.

Benzino is a racist man... plain and simple...

Stop dividing and conquering we don’t do that in this culture. I can talk on it.

Nobody cares how long you’ve listened to hip pop or who u listen to.. You can listen to whatever you wanna listen to for all i care but one tin is certain! Em is the GOAT and there is ntin y’all fvckers who claims nt to listen to him can do abt dat..

Your opinion doesn't matter 😅😅😅😅

No one cares about your lame opinion

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Lol pure gibberish? Have to listened to hip hop now a days? Eminem’s bars just go way over your head lop

We ride with Zino.

i've been riding with benzino since this thing started with him and marshall, and everytime i say benzino was right, it's always a black person trying to argue me down, smdh🤦🏾‍♂️

Where was he right

Give it up benzo we know this is your alt account 😂

​​@@stormthadog4326he's right about what hip hop was to us in the 70s and 80s em did do a racist song..so everything he's saying is truth....

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i believe it's true, also disgusting🤢

Woody Allen Part Deux

remain in denial buddy about eminem and his skill as a rapper/ lyricist and his success.. in the meantime I can rap better than this fool Benzino...

Yes. The fact he still lives near there and give a lot back to the city says enough about his appreciation for his home city.

Jealousy

He wants money that’s what he want

Also Benzino got hate comments from the white fans, from the Eminem STANs that are about 1oo an hour? that's like 2,4000 troll/hate comments a day! That's like 168,000 hate/troll comments a week roughly!! That's approximately 696,000 hate/troll Comments a month!!! That's about 7,326,000 hate comments a year!!! How does he handle all that hate???

and you make no sense...