Welcome To Our Shorts! Blind React to Eminem & Snoop Dogg - From The D 2 The LBC (MV)

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'Welcome To Our Shorts' is a sub-series of our 'Beards, Booze, Bands, and BS' Podcast series. Here we cut out the Booze and BS and two Bearded guys just focus on the Bands.
In this episode, we are checking out #Eminem & #SnoopDogg with #Cruel
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Music
SONG
From The D 2 The LBC
ARTIST
Eminem, Snoop Dogg
ALBUM
From The D 2 The LBC
LICENSES
UMG (on behalf of Aftermath); Create Music Publishing, NirvanaDigitalPublishing, UMPG Publishing, and 1 Music Rights Societies

[@reneezemlock7880]

I don't think I've ever heard Snoop rap that fast. :) I think I saw that they will be performing this live at the VMAs on Sunday night... Eminem, J Cole, Royce da 5'9, Joyner Lucas, Andre 3000

[@Britton_Thompson]

No, Eminem definitely gets more hate within rap than he does from outside it. There's seriously no metric to base it off of that doesn't lead you to conclude Eminem isn't the best of all time. It's not even a contest anymore.
Eminem is #1 in all time sales. He's been at his apex for 3 decades by now! Three decades! That's unprecedented in hip hop. He's the best battle rapper to ever live. He's constantly innovating and pushing the boundaries with his lyricism. His enunciation when double timing (rapping fast) is unmatched. You can hear every single word he says perfectly no matter how fast he's going. He's had waaaay more Billboard #1 songs than any of them, and almost everyone universally agrees that Eminem's 'Lose Yourself' is the single greatest rap song ever recorded in history.
Seriously, there is no quantifiable or comparable metric out there that doesn't lead you to conclude Eminem isn't the best to ever do it. I know a lot of the hip hop 'purists' (aka; jealous black rappers) out there still try to point to obscure arguments like Eminem not "affecting the black community" with his music, and they'll ultimately always try to offer up 2pac or Biggie instead. Unfortunately, their careers were cut too short to compare with Eminem's. And if we're being honest here, Eminem would crush both them in a hypothetical rap battle. They never had his wit or timing.
2pac & Biggie had a flaw that Eminem doesn't:
They refused to leave their comfort zones when rapping. They never pushed themselves or took on new creative challenges the way Em has.
Don't just take it from me. Dr. Dre produced and recorded both of them, and he says Eminem has more weapons in his arsenal than 2pac did.
P.S: Rumor has it that Eminem wrote Snoop's verse for him for this song

[@kenandon5340]

I would say Eminem is more lyrical than Pac but I don't think he can beat Pac in a battle....btw remember Pac and Dre have a beef before that's why he say that,Also Em take notes from Pac and Redman's songs.....

[@kirby9967]

preach.. you're speaking facts but people just don't want to admit how phenomenal Eminem is talent wise... yeah he got a song called phenomenal.
do something 👹

[@bigstevie1690]

Yelawolf wasn't part of Slaughterhouse he was just signed to Shady Records like they were, they are all off the label now

[@farrnoven4072]

Next:Wonderland Indonesia 1 & 2 by Alffy Rev. It doesn't feel like a music video, it's as incredible as a movie, reminding me of Avatar.
Modern music combined with traditional music is amazing.
Please react to this MV.

[@jameskpakpaquartey2161]

Fire reaction please kindly check out Lyrical joe 5th August 6 over 60 Bars and flow switches. He is embodiment of Weezy Kendrick Eminem, 2pac and biggie ...