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Eminem‘s diss track, “Smack You,” aimed at both Suge Knight and Ja Rule, has leaked online.
The song, which appears to date from the mid ’00s during the height of 50 Cent‘s feud with Ja Rule, sees Em eviscerate both the former Murder Inc. star and Death Row Records co-founder.
He pointedly blames Suge for the deaths of 2Pac and The Notorious B.I.G., rapping: “I’m holding Suge responsible for the deaths of the two greatest rappers to ever grace the face of this planet.”
The Detroit native then adds: “If only the late, great Mr. Christopher Wallace could talk / He could tell you himself / I’m holding Suge responsible for the death of Ja Rule or anyone else down with Tha Row.”
Slim Shady also mocks Ja for trying to associate with Suge: “Beggin’ Suge to get him to follow you to all the clubs / But you’re too dumb to see that your publishing’s all he wants / Thinkin’ you friends ’til he gets it and you’re the next rapper / Sittin’ on the passenger side of that Benz that gets hit again.
“And LAPD’ll be saying, ‘Who did this shit again?’ / Knowing who did it, but still nobody admits it / But if I get killed for this shit, I know who did it.”
Eminem continues to go at the Queens, New York native for modelling himself after 2Pac: “I don’t know why the fuck you even gotta get me started / I swear to God, you gotta be retarded, you’re regarded / The hardest workin’ artist since ‘Pac? Stop, no, you’re not / Oh my God! Knock it off, Ja, get off his jock.”
Eminem has not commented on the decades-old track leaking, while Ja Rule and Suge Knight are yet to issue a response to the diss.
“Smack You” is one of over a dozen Em tracks that have leaked in recent days, with previously unreleased collaborations with 50 Cent, Nate Dogg, Slaughterhouse, Anderson .Paak and Westside Boogie also surfacing online.
Longtime Aftermath producer Fredwreck did not take kindly to the leaks, warning the culprit on social media: “FYI to the criminal who’s leaking the Eminem music. We will find you. Street law will be applied. Ask ‘Koolo’ what happened to him last time he leaked. We know where he lives and Yes this is a threat.”
While on “Smack You” Eminem blames Suge Knight for the death of 2Pac and Biggie, on more recent tracks he has pointed the finger at Diddy.
On a remix of his Death of Slim Shady track “Fuel,” he spit: “The Notorious B.I.G.’s death was the domino effects of 2Pac’s murder / Like facial tissue, whose card should I clean next? Puff’s?”
“‘Til he’s in police handcuffs, guilty, will he step up? / Like gee, never turned himself in, who knows all the murders there’s been / Or me next up, prepare for me to not choose none of my words carefully.”
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Kanye West has declared himself “the GOAT of all GOATs” and taken further aim at adidas while bragging about how much money he has made from Yeezy’s latest drop.
In a since-deleted Instagram post on Monday (January 13), Kanye claimed that he had generated more than $2 million in sales in 24 hours from his new clothing and sneaker collection, SL-01.
“I don’t collab. No paid ads. I am the Yon. Yeezy over everything. If you design and don’t work at Yeezy close your dirty ass laptop and go to bed,” he wrote alongside a note that flexed $2,339,096 in revenue.
The famously self-assured rap legend then crowned himself the greatest of all time in numerous creative fields, from rapping, producing and making albums to designing clothes, social media posts and having the most money.
“THE GOAT OF ALL GOATS OF ANY GOAT THAT WAS EVER GOATED. YOUR FAVORITE GOATS FAVORITE GOAT. YOUR DADS DAD TELL YA MOM YOU GOT A NEW DAD,” he boasted in a follow-up post.
“HE BEEN DID IT. HE BEEN SAID IT. THEY TOLD YOU I WAS DEAD BROKE CLONED DO THIS SOUND LIKE A CLONE I DONT TAKE ADVICE I GIVE IT I DO AND SAY WHAT THE FUCK I WANNA SAY WHEN I WANNA SAY HOW I WANNA SAY WHENEVER I WANNA SAY IT.
Referencing his famous 2005 Grammy Awards speech, he added: “EVERYBODY WANTED TO KNOW WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF YE NEVER GOT MONEY AGAIN I GUESS WE’LL NEVER FUCKING KNOOOOW WE’LL NEVER EVER EVER FUCKING KNOOOOOOOW I’M RICH FOREVER AND EVER IN EVERY LIFETIME.”
In another post that has since been deleted, Ye mocked former business partners adidas by writing: “I was just wondering that. What adidas sell today [crying face emojis],” alongside a screenshot of a fan comment poking fun at the sportwear giant’s sales.
Kanye was clearly in a defiant mood and later added: “To be specific Any brand other than Yeezy Fuck you Close your dirty ass laptops I don’t hate you I just love meeee.”
Every item in the latest Yeezy collection is priced at just $20, regardless of whether it’s a hoodie or a pair of socks.
The range also includes T-shirts, joggers and shorts, as well as a minimalistic new shoe/slider called the YZY SLPR.
Kanye West began the new year by calling out adidas, who acrimoniously cut ties with him in 2022 after he made a number of antisemitic comments.
He began his rant: “When you google Yeezy.com the adidas site comes before the Yeezy site Members at adidas Stop doing this Stop doing your moves to hold me back Our partnership is done You’re a 60 billion dollar company that froze my accounts Now I’m back on my feet (no pun intended) and I’m not going to stand for this (no pun again).
“I did phenomenal work for you guys and because I stood up for myself yall tried to intimidate and oppress me everyone remembers I had major issues with adidas because of design theft and oppression before ‘the tweet,’” he added, referring to his infamous threat to go “death [sic] con 3 on Jewish people.”
He added: “It’s Yeezy over everything Everyone that ever took a picture next to me that had their own clothing lines and agendas everyone knows they was acting like they were my friends to promote they weak ass fake Yeezy lines,” which was aimed at Fear of God designer Jerry Lorenzo.
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