Lets revisit Eminem saying that "he dont like that N!GGER sh!t" (how was this line forgiven)

[MiC]

The black rappers still fukk with em....it is what it is.

Lol what I want to know aronman is how dudes on a rap blog site got your nudes...that is some celebrity tmz type shyt

 

[Nintendough]

Just FYI, that wasn't made in a studio nor written down. In the Foolish Pride song he even says he's spitting a freestyle - and he even repeated rhymes.



He recorded that under the "record label" Bassmint Productions, which got its name because their "studio" was in a basement.

http://books.google.com/books?id=Tvepc5I8iKsC&pg=PT268&lpg=PT268&dq=eminem bassmint productions basement&source=bl&ots=-rY0K1huK4&sig=jjJ2Ff0aNE9xlBeVeOLJ9unXdjI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=EayzUtyJL8uDkQe7oYAY&ved=0CG8Q6AEwBw#v=onepage&q=eminem bassmint productions basement&f=false

I don't give a damn about this cac and his racist freestyle hours or his weak justifications. He is cowardly chump just like most of his confused fans. I've never met a self-proclaimed "em fan" that wasn't borderline retarded.

 

[Illeye buckmatic]

The black rappers still fukk with em....it is what it is.

Lol what I want to know aronman is how dudes on a rap blog site got your nudes...that is some celebrity tmz type shyt

And I didnt even ask for them I just opened my pm box up and they were there

 

[The Ruler 09]

then so is ice cube and hes been doing it for decades.

em did it for a month.





and he said sorry.

where the fukk is ice cubes apology?
shyt on cac men. ice cube is a coward going at women





(not spitting on you @desp im spitting on ice cube )

How is it a month when one tape was at 16 and one at 21?

 

[MiC]

And I didnt even ask for them I just opened my pm box up and they were there

There gotta be something more to this story....

 

[Prae]

How is it a month when one tape was at 16 and one at 21?

I'm not saying this with any certainty, but it's possible that info isn't correct. And I think it's worth being aware that Benzino clearly had an agenda against Em, so I don't know how literally you can take what he said. There are just some questionable "facts" in regards to the dates. Foolish Pride is pretty much believed to have come out in 1988 (possibly 89), but The Source is saying all of the other racist tapes (including So Many Styles - there apparently were others too that haven't come out) all were made 1993. And that's a pretty big jump in years for one to be made in 1988, then some others made in 1993, with apparently nothing in between.

The Source article states the tapes were made during "The Racist Rap Hour with Bassmint Productions," but Bassmint Productions renamed themselves to Soul Intent in 1992 (actually might have been as early as 91). They even put out an EP under the name Soul Intent in 92.
However Bassmint Productions was the name of both the group and label from 1988 to 1995 - they changed their rap name in 92 but the label still existed. But Jeff and Mark Bass were the ones with the label/studio, not Eminem. So I guess it depends if "with Bassmint Productions" refers to group or the label.

Basically what I'm trying to say is - in 93 they probably wouldn't have been referring to their rap group as Bassmint Productions anymore.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steppin'_onto_the_Scene

Steppin' onto the Scene is the debut EP by American hip hop group Bassmint Productions, who were later renamed Soul Intent in 1992.

From The Source article
http://bspoetry.blogspot.com/2008/08/eminems-racist-rap-sessions-of-1993.html

On tracks recorded in 1993 by Eminem’s four-man, all-White rap crew, under the title “The Racist Rap Hour with Bassmint Productions,” with the Eminem’s four-man, all- white collective which were known as Bassmint Productions and leaked to The Source by three White Hip-Hop fans from Detroit who were associates of Eminem in from the early ’90s

Chaos Kid also says the "Racist Rap Hour" wasn't something that they did on a regular basis
http://www.rapnews.net/0-202-258538-00.html

Chaos kid (of Bassmint Productions): "This one day, there was this thing that they did. It was called 'The Racist Rap Hour with Bassmint Productions.' And i refused to even get on it. I know it's kind of hard for a Black person to understand why White people that are in rap music would do this, but it was a joke. I didn't feel comfortable about being a part of it, so i didn't rap on it. It was never meant to be released to the public"

Chaos Kid also said what he gave The Source was manipulated. Although he doesn't specifically deny the 1993 date either so idk.
www.mtv.com/news/articles/1484614/eminem-racist-sources-source-no-way.jhtml

In his letter, Chaos Kid says his words were manipulated and facts contorted to fit The Source's motives. He writes to Osorio, "I am forced at this point to recognize that there are obviously some ulterior motives/personal hang-ups/political/racial agendas going on behind the scenes at The Source and this is making it impossible for you to present the issue of these tapes in a true light that would give a full spectrum of perspective."

And then Em said he did that stuff when he was 16.
www.mtv.com/news/articles/1480946/eminem-sorry-dissing-black-women.jhtml

In Thursday's page-long statement, Eminem said the tape "in no way represents who I was then or who I am today. In becoming an adult, I've seen what hip-hop and rap music can do to touch millions of people. The music can be truly powerful, and it has helped improve race relations in a very real way. I want to use this negative attack on me as a positive opportunity to show that."

The Source claims the recording was made in 1993, while Eminem says it was recorded 15 years ago. The discrepancy means the difference between a tape recorded by a grown man and a growing adolescent.

Eminem's statement went on to say that unveiling the tape was "really nothing more than blatant self-promotion for a failing magazine and one man's lifeless music career. They're scared of what can happen if the hip-hop community shows it can live without them."

Though Eminem's initial statement two weeks ago didn't feature the words "I'm sorry," this time he put forth a clear apology. "So while I think common sense tells you not to judge a man by what he may have said when he was a boy, I will say it straight up: I am sorry I said those things when I was 16. And I don't want to let anybody turn this into an opportunity to promote their own bullsh-- agenda."

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

A lot of people who were racist when they were 16, still are. Em was spitting that racist shyt at 19, 20 tho it sounds like.

 

[Lefty Gunz]

shyt I never forgot

 

[Poh SIti Dawn]

Ohhhhhh my heart

 

[Capo Dei Capi]

Didn't realize this was an old thread

EDIT

 

[Kings County]

cause he made so many black men millionaires

 

[Capo Dei Capi]

ice cube

That's my top 10 of all time, top 3 from the West of all time.

 

[ManBearPig]

Eminem is so good tho


Even if u ddon't like dude u gotta respect his sword

 

[OnlyInCalifornia]

What the fukk does Ice Cube have to do with anything? I don't understand, once again, why what he says all the sudden gives Eminem a pass to use a black artform to shyt on a black woman....

The best excuse is that because Ice Cube wanted to be an architect that he suffered no racism and saw no racism in his life. He shouldn't have been racist on his songs because well, he wanted to be something!!! Eminem though, it's okay for Eminem, because you know having a girl break up with you is the same as being judged for your skin color in Los Angeles.

The fact that almost all black rappers do not have a problem with em speaks louder than a bunch of keyboard warriors

No it doesn't. The reason being is that there is a lot of politics involved in the music industry. It isn't just about pissing Eminem off either, it also is about pissing off a guy like Jimmy Iovine for hurting a cash cow's image. Which is why they went full force on The Source and got Russell Simmons TO PULL ADS.

The only thing it speaks volumes about is how fukked up music industry politics really are.

 

[Prae]

The best excuse is that because Ice Cube wanted to be an architect that he suffered no racism and saw no racism in his life. He shouldn't have been racist on his songs because well, he wanted to be something!!! Eminem though, it's okay for Eminem, because you know having a girl break up with you is the same as being judged for your skin color in Los Angeles.

Because Eminem never experienced racism (or was beat up, or mocked for trying to rap or be a hip hop fan) for being white in Detroit?