10 Musicians Who Publicly Dissed Eminem
Before dozens of controversies and hundreds of thousands of album sales, Eminem was just a combat rapper and father. The competitive nature that runs via him propelled him to be one of the bonafide rap stars and the best to grace the mic ever.
(*10*)Unfortunately, his luck also attracted, now not one, however many haters. Over twenty years of his career, Eminem had a number of run-ins with other rappers and musicians who were additionally desperate to overthrow him. From Mariah Carey to Snoop Dogg, here are the top ten artists who have publicly dissed the Rap God.
10 Ja Rule
Ja Rule and Eminem have a perplexing relationship. It all began when Eminem and Dr. Dre signed then-blacklisted artist 50 Cent, who is a well-documented nemesis of Ja Rule, below a joint Shady/Aftermath deal. Eminem attempted to stick out of it, as he confessed in his tune Like Toy Soldiers, however he could not. Ja Rule ended up name-dropping Em's daughter in diss monitor Loose Change.
9 Benzino
Raymond 'Benzino' Scott used to be the person in the back of song magazine 'The Source,' which used to be considered the 'Bible' of hip-hop again in the days. The album helped several up-and-coming artists, together with Eminem in the overdue Nineteen Nineties, stand up due to its 'Unsigned Hype' column.
(*10*)Jealous of his success, Benzino called Eminem a '2003 Vanilla Ice' and a 'tradition vulture.' He dropped two diss tracks concentrated on Eminem, titled "Pull Your Skirt Up" and "Die Another Day."
8 Canibus
Canibus and Eminem's feud began off as a misunderstanding. When Eminem dropped The Slim Shady LP back in 1999, Eminem didn't reply to Bus' be offering to collaborate on a monitor.
Back within the days, Canibus had an ongoing pork towards LL Cool J, Eminem's favourite emcee, and lots of accused Em of ghostwriting Cool J's diss track towards Canibus. Canibus launched a verbal assault against Em on "Close to Me."
7 ICP
Insane Clown Posse (ICP) is a Detroit-based hip-hop duo, consisting of Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope. The feud started as far back as 1997 when underground Eminem handed flyers for the Slim Shady EP release celebration, with an unconfirmed invitation for ICP. The duo released a parody tune of Eminem's hit "My Name Is" and known as Em some anxious names.
(*10*)6 Mariah Carey
Eminem and Mariah Carey have been the hottest artists of the 2000s, therefore many publications lined their alleged courting back within the day. Eminem showed the connection, but Carey vehemently denied it, because of Eminem's public symbol as a arguable rapper. The feud escalated into several jabs, together with Carey's 2009 unmarried "Obsessed."
5 Nick Cannon
Eminem clapped again in opposition to Carey, and name-dropped her and her then-husband Nick Cannon on "Bagpipes from Baghdad" from Relapse album and "The Warning."
This was once back in 2009, and because then, many had forgotten all about the feud. However, Canon introduced it back up all of the sudden in 2019, when he launched back-to-back diss tracks aimed in opposition to Em: "The Invitation," "The Invitation Canceled," and "Pray for Him."
4 Suge Knight
Former Death Row boss Suge Knight used to be accused of tried murder towards Eminem on two occasions in the early 2000s. Em's former bodyguard, Byron Williams, detailed the incidents on Murder Master Music Show.
(*10*)Eminem was one in all the freshest rappers back within the early 2000s, and his association with Knight's former rappers, Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, are likely the explanations Suge felt animosity towards Eminem. The now-inmate even jumped on Nick Cannon's "The Invitation" diss track.
3 Limp Bizkit
Rock band Limp Bizkit had a murky exchange of words with Eminem in the early 2000s after their collaboration with the rapper, "Turn Me Loose," was left off their 1999 album Significant Other. They had been all buddies until DJ Lethal, one of the band's contributors, told MTV's TRL that Everlast, a former member of House of Pain, would beat Eminem in a fistfight. Eminem noticed this as a backstabbing act, especially when Em had a feud with Everlast on the time.
(*10*)2 Snoop Dogg
Snoop Dogg's pork with Eminem used to be a complicated and polarizing one, particularly for somebody who used to call Em the "great white American hope." Snoop uttered that he "could live without Eminem's music any day" in an episode of The Breakfast Club, to which Eminem responded on "Zeus" from Music to Be Murdered By - Side B. Fortunately, it kind of feels Snoop and Eminem have called a truce off digicam.
1 Machine Gun Kelly
Lastly, now we have Machine Gun Kelly, Eminem's best feud in recent years that gained large media attention. Many believed it began over MGK's tweet about Eminem's then-15-year-old daughter Hailie, however in line with Em, MGK made some subliminal shots in opposition to him on a song with Tech N9ne, "No Reason." Eminem name-dropped Kelly on "Not Alike" from Kamikaze, prompting a reaction from the Cleveland rapper with "Rap Devil."
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