Joell Ortiz Regrets Breaking Up Slaughterhouse

[TripleAgent]

I watched the entire video. In the last two minutes of the interview, Joell was asked about Slaughterhouse. He didn't diss anyone, and he didn't go into depth about what he regretted saying during the fallout. The whole thing was 38 minutes, and he discussed SH for 2 of those 38. Everything else was about the album.

And of course, that's what gets clipped and pushed instead of discussing the music

 

[Trapped]

Slaughterhouse is very similar to the Four Horsemen and like many of you said, having 4 lyricists in a group doesn't mean shyt.

Their music was just boring, period. In all honesty, this group should've been a one time project with some top shelf producers - did they even get a throwaway Dre beat?

 

[dappadonna]

Slaughterhouse was , fukk all the jokes.

 

[Sean7]

4 mcs who never really clicked as a group to be honest. With that talent they should have had a classic album but as a whole it just seemed a lot was missing sides a few songs on the projects they dropped. They blew their shot IMO and their debut album was forgettable at the end of the day when discussing albums that had an impact, overall they dropped the ball.