BK The Great
Veteran
Well he’s gave them a verse so it’s obviously bigger than that.
Westside Gunn Makes It Clear On Eminem Promoting The Alchemist’s New Album
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Well he’s gave them a verse so it’s obviously bigger than that.
Eminem has said several times that he gets involved as much or as little as folk want. So again, what else do you expect him to do if the artists he signed to a distribution deal are not requesting the help he is not obligated to give?
BK The Great
Veteran
Let us not pretend that Conway and Westside Gunn have not made their feelings clear. You honestly think they wouldn’t mentioned if that was the case?
I would honestly have a different perspective if they were signed to Shady as direct artists, and there was no label direction, but they’re not. I’m baffled that folk are not understanding this.
BK The Great
Veteran
I’m Sure they felt like this way before, let’s not forget that Bang song leaked so obviously they’re not that careful with anything.
Roland Coltrane
Superstar
zactly, the amount of capes flapping in the wind in this thread for that white boy is
People saying Griselda are niche and don’t make mainstream music... well maybe the mainstream needs to change 
The industry is geared to shove emasculated Hip-Hop down the throats of the world. You a bytch if you think they should change their sound to cater to that
The industry is geared to shove emasculated Hip-Hop down the throats of the world. You a bytch if you think they should change their sound to cater to that
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
Be honest: How many of you that actually fukk with GxFR want to hear them on overproduced, happy ass beats?
Or that carnival/Call of Duty/Mountain Dew type shyt that Em is known for?
Or that carnival/Call of Duty/Mountain Dew type shyt that Em is known for?
BK The Great
Veteran
Joe Budden and Reason examine Westside Gunn's recent message for Eminem's Shady Records, prompting some interesting insight into the Griselda/TDE dynamic.
Following their major win at the BET Awards for Best Hip-Hop Platform, the Joe Budden Podcast wasted little time in bouncing back with a hilarious new episode, this time featuring a guest appearance from TDE's own Reason. And while plenty of topics are unpacked, one of the most interesting moments arrives when the crew breaks down Westside Gunn's recent message for Eminem and Shady Records -- around the one hour fifty-eight minute mark.
"He felt a way" says Joe Budden. "It's alright for n**as to say we felt a way about some shyt." Before the conversation can heat up, Reason interjects with a question about Westside Gunn -- "he's the one with the ad-libs right?" As Budden laughs at the possibility of a brewing "beef," Reason explains that he's only really familiar with Benny's catalog -- though he does note that Westside has been "throwing little darts at [TDE] for a minute," a fact he hasn't forgotten.
Alluding to Gunn's displeasure with seeing TDE nominated over Griselda in certain award categories, Reason elaborates on his philosophy. "I do get what he's saying as far as how many projects they putting out," he says. "But it's also not about the quantity though, it's about the classics -- in my opinion." Rory inquires as to whether there really is animosity between TDE and Griselda, and Reason reflects back to an incident in January. "We was all supposed to rap at Apple," he reflects. "Griselda was going up there and I was supposed to rap with them. I hit Benny, they said it was cool...and then they said the studio didn't have the capacity for another rapper."
"For me, I don't think n***as really like to cross moments anymore," he muses. "It's not about the moment in hip-hop, it's about where you trying to go. That's something I try to push against. I try to go with the moments." While he opts to leave it at that, Joe, Mal, and Rory waste little time in circling back to Westside Gunn's recent Eminem comment, which only drives the antics deeper into overdrive. Though the hosts conclude that Em and Paul aren't handling Gridselda quite so effectively, Reason maintains that Griselda doesn't need the help -- "they're doing a great job."
For more antics and insight from The Joe Budden Podcast, check out the full episode below. And should you require further clarity on everything that has transpired between Westside Gunn and Shady Records since they connected in 2017, be sure to check out our Complete History piece right here.
Following their major win at the BET Awards for Best Hip-Hop Platform, the Joe Budden Podcast wasted little time in bouncing back with a hilarious new episode, this time featuring a guest appearance from TDE's own Reason. And while plenty of topics are unpacked, one of the most interesting moments arrives when the crew breaks down Westside Gunn's recent message for Eminem and Shady Records -- around the one hour fifty-eight minute mark.
"He felt a way" says Joe Budden. "It's alright for n**as to say we felt a way about some shyt." Before the conversation can heat up, Reason interjects with a question about Westside Gunn -- "he's the one with the ad-libs right?" As Budden laughs at the possibility of a brewing "beef," Reason explains that he's only really familiar with Benny's catalog -- though he does note that Westside has been "throwing little darts at [TDE] for a minute," a fact he hasn't forgotten.
Alluding to Gunn's displeasure with seeing TDE nominated over Griselda in certain award categories, Reason elaborates on his philosophy. "I do get what he's saying as far as how many projects they putting out," he says. "But it's also not about the quantity though, it's about the classics -- in my opinion." Rory inquires as to whether there really is animosity between TDE and Griselda, and Reason reflects back to an incident in January. "We was all supposed to rap at Apple," he reflects. "Griselda was going up there and I was supposed to rap with them. I hit Benny, they said it was cool...and then they said the studio didn't have the capacity for another rapper."
"For me, I don't think n***as really like to cross moments anymore," he muses. "It's not about the moment in hip-hop, it's about where you trying to go. That's something I try to push against. I try to go with the moments." While he opts to leave it at that, Joe, Mal, and Rory waste little time in circling back to Westside Gunn's recent Eminem comment, which only drives the antics deeper into overdrive. Though the hosts conclude that Em and Paul aren't handling Gridselda quite so effectively, Reason maintains that Griselda doesn't need the help -- "they're doing a great job."
For more antics and insight from The Joe Budden Podcast, check out the full episode below. And should you require further clarity on everything that has transpired between Westside Gunn and Shady Records since they connected in 2017, be sure to check out our Complete History piece right here.
Heavy_Handz
Superstar
Slim Anus doesn't make carnival music, ICP does
“Slim Anus"? You damn right, slim anus
I don't get fukked in mine like you two little flamin' fakkits“ - Em
“Slim Anus"? You damn right, slim anus
I don't get fukked in mine like you two little flamin' fakkits“ - Em
"When i think of your daughter it makes me sad, she got a whore for a mama and a bytchass dad" - 2 Dope
Em couldn't respond to the 2nd diss track
Phantom Dreamer
All Star
to use his brand and platform to acknowledge the projects released through his label, at least.
a social media post, a shout out, a feature on one of his albums that will get billions of streams...
ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
Does Eminem even do twitter? I thought his team do it for him?
