Machine Gun Kelly’s Diss Track To Eminem Was 'Recorded 6 Months Ago'
Another day, another strange turn in the increasingly epic feud between rappers Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly.
But now it appears there is a strange twist in the tale; forcing hip hop fans to question everything they know to be true about the heated rivalry.
Indeed, some people are now arguing how the beef could be way more contrived than either of the artists would care to let on…
Both Eminem and MGK are signed to Interscope, with their respective diss tracks generating plenty of media attention both for themselves and for the record label.
Producer Ronald Spence Jr. – also known as Ronny J – worked with both rivals on Rap Devil and Not Alike. Ronny co-wrote and produced MGK’s Rap Devil, and produced for Eminem’s Not Alike and The Ringer.
Furthermore, eagle eyed fans have noted how diss track Rap Devil was uploaded six months ago by MGK; thus ‘proving’ the 28-year-old rapper did not write, record, master the track – plus music video – in a mere two days.
Could this bloody battle of words have been months in the making? It is certainly fair to say both rappers are being heaped with success right now, helped along by a little shot of drama…
Fans have taken to Twitter to discuss the theory which is making them re-evaluate everything, with some dismissing the bad blood as pure fiction.
One suspicious person mused:
It’s all inside work both have dealings at Interscope MGK and Eminem what better way of giving his career a breath of fresh air is dissing one of the larger acts on the imprint.
Another noted:
@Interscope is the real winner in this beef. I wouldn’t be surprised if they have someone writing @machinegunkelly’s response to @Eminem’s Killshot right now. It’s mad obvious from MGK’s previous music he didn’t write Rap Devil. It’ll be even more obvious if he responds.
Even those from within the music industry have waded in to share their thoughts.
American rapper OverTime took to Facebook to express his professional opinion on the matter:
Another day, another strange turn in the increasingly epic feud between rappers Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly.
But now it appears there is a strange twist in the tale; forcing hip hop fans to question everything they know to be true about the heated rivalry.
Indeed, some people are now arguing how the beef could be way more contrived than either of the artists would care to let on…
Both Eminem and MGK are signed to Interscope, with their respective diss tracks generating plenty of media attention both for themselves and for the record label.
Producer Ronald Spence Jr. – also known as Ronny J – worked with both rivals on Rap Devil and Not Alike. Ronny co-wrote and produced MGK’s Rap Devil, and produced for Eminem’s Not Alike and The Ringer.
Furthermore, eagle eyed fans have noted how diss track Rap Devil was uploaded six months ago by MGK; thus ‘proving’ the 28-year-old rapper did not write, record, master the track – plus music video – in a mere two days.
Could this bloody battle of words have been months in the making? It is certainly fair to say both rappers are being heaped with success right now, helped along by a little shot of drama…
Fans have taken to Twitter to discuss the theory which is making them re-evaluate everything, with some dismissing the bad blood as pure fiction.
One suspicious person mused:
It’s all inside work both have dealings at Interscope MGK and Eminem what better way of giving his career a breath of fresh air is dissing one of the larger acts on the imprint.
Another noted:
@Interscope is the real winner in this beef. I wouldn’t be surprised if they have someone writing @machinegunkelly’s response to @Eminem’s Killshot right now. It’s mad obvious from MGK’s previous music he didn’t write Rap Devil. It’ll be even more obvious if he responds.
Even those from within the music industry have waded in to share their thoughts.
American rapper OverTime took to Facebook to express his professional opinion on the matter:
