Eminem & Sway Interview Part 4 The Finale Out Now

[Tony D'Amato]

I'm going off the credits. And from what I know On Fire was Em and Kwame.

If you're gonna go by the credits, some of his best songs have his name on them though I'm sure you had the bass brothers doing the instruments.

Mr Porter did On fire. Wiki confirmed it, and I remember it from the booklet when I copped the album.

Way I am had to be mixed by dre. That shyt was too good to be just Em.

Edit: u talkin about Banks On fire. Yeah, Em didn't do that either. I remember Banks saying it.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Eminem really time tearing up his legacy

Imagine Jay-Z or Nas dissing Desiigner and actually mad

 

[seemorecizzy]

This is true, Em using Sway is basically him using a crutch. He gives him questions he wants to answer. This shyt is staged.

bruh,
eminem owns the radio station and is sways boss

yall want him to ask questions that sensetive ass eminem finds offensive so he can lose his job for yall?

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Slaughterhouse went double gum wrappers and Joe is asking where the money at

What fukkin money Joe?

 

[ArchStanton]

Mr Porter did On fire. Wiki confirmed it, and I remember it from the booklet when I copped the album.

Way I am had to be mixed by dre. That shyt was too good to be just Em.

Edit: u talkin about Banks On fire. Yeah, Em didn't do that either. I remember Banks saying it.

Dre isn't credited for The Way I Am, but I'm pretty sure Eminem said he was looking over his shoulder when he worked on it.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Dre isn't credited for The Way I Am, but I'm pretty sure Eminem said he was looking over his shoulder when he worked on it.

I can usually tell Em produces tracks cuz they sound kinda incomplete. Like that Cross shyt

Someone had to help him a lot on Renegade too

 

[SunZoo]

em definitely blackballed machine gun kelly
hes not foolin anyone
hes being very particular with his words, he didnt do it directly but he made paul go do his dirty work for him. even sway was direct about being told he wasnt allowed

Shade 45 is Em's station, telling him he can't come there over whatever issue is not the same as being black balled. I mean...he announced his black-balling on the biggest radio stations associated with Hip Hop, how does that work?

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Eminem really time tearing up his legacy

Imagine Jay-Z or Nas dissing Desiigner and actually mad

I actually agree with this. You shouldn't be even entertaining rappers beneath u. It was a bad look for him to even respond to MGK in the first place. Lord Jamar and Buttons... They kinda have stature in the gm.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

But wait...
If Eminem ain’t give a fukk about how much money Slaughterhouse made them why the fukk he ain’t let them do what they wanted to in the first place?

And im sorry bruh...I got offended for Joe when Eminem was like have you heard your shyt...nah man, I’ll listen to Loose Quarter, Halfway House, or All Love Lost right now

 

[BK The Great]

bruh,
eminem owns the radio station and is sways boss

yall want him to ask questions that sensetive ass eminem finds offensive so he can lose his job for yall?

It just looks corny as shyt, he's too high and mighty to do radio interviews like Breakfast Club or anywhere else. Even Jay was on Breakfast Club.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Shade 45 is Em's station, telling him he can't come there over whatever issue is not the same as being black balled. I mean...he announced his black-balling on the biggest radio stations associated with Hip Hop, how does that work?

If I find out some dude is lusting over my then underage daughter or really my daughter at any age I'm probably not gonna let him make money off something I built. That's not blackballing, that's common sense.

 

[Take_Note]

I can't believe I watched part of an Eminem interview in 2018 but Eminem is right about how he never used his platform to knock artists under his banner. How many critically acclaimed albums did Budden ever release? And Eminem doesn't go around knocking Joe for it. It's a good point. On the other hand, if Joe sees himself as an honest voice and authority on hip-hop music, to stay true to his values, Joe has to call them as he sees them, but Em never got on an interview and said "Slaughterhouse under-performed to my expectations, I feel Budden never reallhy made anything of himself".

Listening to Eminem in an interview, he doesn't sound or seem that different from the person I paid attention to when I was in high school. I wish his music was more that way. I miss his old persona on the mic

 

[Hersh]

can we get bullet point cliff notes?

 

[ThirdAct]

2002 Em woulda already been roasted MGK but 2018 Em scared to even drop a diss

He's always gonna be commercially successful cuz of WHIIIIIIIITTTEEEEEEEE AMMEEEEEEEERRRIIICCCCCAAA, but the days of Eminem being a top tier MC are long gone

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

sway made a good point tho about Slaughterhouse and lyrical ability in general.. and it was something that Em agreed with but you could tell he was hurt by it. Most these kids coming up don't give a single fukk about lyrical ability and that don't mean just an Em or a Slaughterhouse I mean they don't give a fukk about a Nas or have any respect for Redman or Inspectah deck or 3000..

I saw people in here the other day saying "but Cole sells and Kendrick sells".. they don't sell because of lyrics, they sell because they are great songwriters, they can make something lyrical and also appeal to the kid who just like a catchy hook beat etc.