Expect a white backpacker to mentor street rappers.
The idea of a white man even helping them should never cross these nyggas mind.
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Expect a white backpacker to mentor street rappers.
The idea of a white man even helping them should never cross these nyggas mind.
It's crazy but they do this with every poppin street rapper that comes out of Detroit, and it's like did them nikkas even look up to Eminem? They not even remotely in the same lane.
It's not even as if Vezzo is in the Griselda type "traditional boom bap" type street rap. He's a modern day street rapper.
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Right. Plus so many of them have given Royce, who is basically Em's right hand man, his credit as being a mentor behind the scenes you would think they'd at least respect that. If I was a rapper and wanted some game from Jay-Z but Ty Ty and Emory were schooling me behind the scenes, I would be good wtih that.
The other thing Vezzo and the other guys aren't factoring is not all those Detroit rappers are getting along right now and once you embrace 1, it could look like you chose a side. You start helping both, and it looks like you're playing both sides. Em is not street and I'm sure he doesn't want to be involved in their politics AT ALL.
LOL I doubt these nyggas even listened to Em like that. I guarantee you that there are Detroit rappers that we have never heard of, that got more play in the hood than Eminem ever did.
These interviews always come off as let us extort you, let us use you for your name, your resources, etc.
If it were all about advice, Royce is probably a more valuable and relatable resource. He may not be in the same lane, but has experienced everything in the rap game.
Them chicks in that joint make it watchable for me
Piff Perkins
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I couldn't even get through the clip about bootlegging Illmatic, dude was too fukking annoying. Just wild how this show keeps having issues. If it's not one thing it's another.
Lmaoooooo
Piff Perkins
Veteran
I agree but truth be told this is the case with these young rappers around the country. Anyone think most of these young-ish Atlanta rappers can name 5 Outkast songs? How many Nas songs are these NY drill rappers familiar with? Hell, how many Jay songs do they know? These dudes were focused entirely on subgenres of local street shyt and if they fukk with outside stuff it's Kevin Gates/NBA Youngboy/21 Savage/Kodak type shyt. It might as well be an entirely different genre from Eminem, Nas, etc.