I'm not crazy knowledgeable on hip hop culture so take my opinion for what it's worth but I definitely feel like Eminem has always treated Kanye like a contemporary. The mentions of Kanye in this album are all fairly lighthearted and mostly touch on his mental health issues rather than personally attacking his character. Also I remember Rap God having a line "Whats a king to a God?" which was a direct response I think to Kanye and Jay Z's Watch the Throne where they basically crowned themselves the kings of rap lol.
Yeah I agree especially when he says on “Talkin’ 2 myself” he mentions he almost went at Kanye and lil Wayne who I believe he respects as well. But he’s never been shy to say he’s better than everyone 😂 You’re right about Kanye and jay z both proclaiming to be the king of rap. Good input here! 🤝
You two are the only reactors that talked about all three persons not just slim and Marshall. Great reaction
Thank you we appreciate that very much! 🤝
Bro really let Bizarre say Hailey's name on a track, mad respect
Bizarre the only one 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@StanReactions thats his daughter coz his been in eir lives since before monking bird lol
I'm not crazy knowledgeable on hip hop culture so take my opinion for what it's worth but I definitely feel like Eminem has always treated Kanye like a contemporary.
The mentions of Kanye in this album are all fairly lighthearted and mostly touch on his mental health issues rather than personally attacking his character.
Also I remember Rap God having a line "Whats a king to a God?" which was a direct response I think to Kanye and Jay Z's Watch the Throne where they basically crowned themselves the kings of rap lol.
Yeah I agree especially when he says on “Talkin’ 2 myself” he mentions he almost went at Kanye and lil Wayne who I believe he respects as well. But he’s never been shy to say he’s better than everyone 😂 You’re right about Kanye and jay z both proclaiming to be the king of rap. Good input here! 🤝