Guru is really the one thats always caping recently, but hes related to Jay like Royce and Crooked are to Em, what i'm talking about is the randiom mcs who will always leap to Eminems defense every time someones throws a shot, the same don't really happen with Jay.
MC Shan takes aim at Dr. Umar after Eminem comments: "Em is down with us!"
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Guru is really the one thats always caping recently, but hes related to Jay like Royce and Crooked are to Em, what i'm talking about is the randiom mcs who will always leap to Eminems defense every time someones throws a shot, the same don't really happen with Jay.
Joe Budden said that Em was ONE OF THE GREATS, not THE GREATEST, which is a more than reasonable take that most people within the culture would give you.
Agree with Umar or not, his opinion doesn't hold as much weight on the subject as Shan, let alone Chuck D or a myriad of actual MC's about who and what is valid in Hip Hop culture or considered to be great.
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More often than not I tend to take that L.
Dude made an entire career off telling stories about Jay and building a mythology around his recording process
"Did you know that Jay ate a quinoa salad and did a handstand before laying his verse on Hola Hovito?!"
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Because jay have money
real money And a lot of them (his peers and those that came before him)
Feel like “why him?”
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Em not a threat
Dr Umar a goofy.
Eminem ain’t the Goat.
Let’s all move on
Eminem ain’t the Goat.
Let’s all move on
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Eminem not being the GOAT has nothing to do with him being white and everything to do with his output. That being said. Dr Umar was saying some dumb shyt that can be broken apart as well. And honestly. He’s the same one who just tried to shyt on hip hop as a whole and say it was white supremacy in the first place. So how u gonna shyt on the culture. Not even be part of the culture in any real way, and then try to dictate who can be part of the culture at the same time? shyt is a disingenuous argument. And son can honestly fukk outta here.
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I disagree obviously but if someone has Em in their top 5-10 am I gonna be mad? No. That's your business and as long as most of the list looks right then I can't be mad. If you have him as the GOAT then yea I'm gonna laugh. Not saying you, since you said he's not the GOAT. But the only people I see listing Em as the GOAT are white boys who only listen to Aftermath rappers, Snoop, and Ice Cube. It's always the dudes who go crazy over shyt like Infinite but somehow (wink wink) never heard the shyt Em was clearly inspired by on that: AZ, Nas, G Rap etc.Eminem's not the GOAT. But he's definitely top four. So, if you include Biggie and Pac, whore, along with his evil twin, who do you think that third and that fourth spot's for?
Give Em a lot of credit, he's a hip hop head who loves this shyt and always shows love to the people who inspired him. But his fans have spent decades pretending like nobody was doing internal rhymes or syllable rhymes until him.
Not as many people go out of their way to mention Jay or discredit his legacy and when they do, nobody really ever validates them like that.
When someone like Umar does it or even Lord Jamar before they kinda peaced things up took it upon themselves to speak for black people as a whole so of course the black people who disagree will be like hold up, especially in the case of Umar because he's not even
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Eminem at his peak was NEVER GOAT to me and it had nothing to do with him being white. I did, however, have him in the top 10. After 2004, the more albums he dropped, the lower he dropped to the point where he doesn't really matter any more. The older music is still dope as is Relapse and some songs off his last album.
Jay isn’t white.
This is literally just another example of Black men running to the defense of a white man within Black culture, because these rappers actually feel like having the white guy involved helps validate them somehow.