Logic’s verse ends in a transition going from him to Eminem and it was executed very well. Back to you online commenter, I am wildly impressed with Logic’s shining talent on this song. “Homicide,” is the second track on the record featuring our top mumble protestor, the rap god himself. I just needed to transition into this so I can talk about the track Eminem is on. This isn’t a Logic album review so don’t get too heated, I haven’t even listed to the whole album. With that being said, Logic followed up his dumpster fire soundtrack album with his newest project, “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.” But I’m gonna keep going so if I offend you again, online commenter, I do apologize honestly. It might be slightly controversial of me to talk about Logic after I dragged him for his last questionable album, proceeding that comment online that said I don’t know what good music is. Honestly, I really started to like MGK after that dispute.Īs 2018 ended and 2019 started, Eminem continued to make songs on songs about how he doesn’t like the new rap style. The bars were phenomenal and started the conversation of, “Is mumble rap really rap?” Even though I said Eminem definitely took the win in his beef with MGK, it did introduce me more to him. When Eminem released “Kamikaze,” I thought it was incredible that he was dragging the new generation of music, while making the point that his career is still at a high. Mumble rappers and the new generation of rap. What isn’t so great to me, however, is that all of his new songs seem to be about the same topic. Going along with this reflecting session, Eminem has continued to create new music which is great. Writing that article really increased my interest in The Stater and was the kick off of my “career” here. Bieber also called out Fox host Laura Ingraham for mocking late rapper Nipsey Hussle.About this time last year, I wrote my first music article about the beef between rappers Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly.
He clapped back at the “bullies” who criticized his lip-sync-heavy Coachella performance with Ariana Grande.
“I heard your mumblin’ but it’s jumbled in mumbo jumbo/ The era that I’m from will pummel you, that’s what it’s coming to/ What the f*ck you’re gonna do when you run into it?/ I’m gonna crumble you and I’ll take a number two/ And dump on you, if you ain’t Joyner/ If you ain’t Kendrick or Cole or Sean, then you’re a goner.”ĭoes Bieber make a good point? Or is the 46-year-old Eminem right to hold onto the rap of yesteryear? Coincidentally, Em just released a new merch line dedicated to the 20th anniversary of his breakout album, The Slim Shady LP.Įminem has a new song with Logic called “Homicide” due out tonight.Īs for Bieber, despite being on a “lengthy hiatus” from music, the pop singer has been very vocal on social media. “I like the new generation of rap he just doesn’t understand it.”Īs you’ll recall, the Detroit MC used “The Ringer” to cut down mumble rappers like Lil Pump, Machine Gun Kelly (who he’s dissed plenty already), and Lil Xan while comparing them to Kendrick Lamar, J. “I just like Em’s flow but don’t like that he’s dissing new rappers,” the 25-year-old Bieber posted on an Instagram story. The pop singer specifically took issue with the tune’s lyrics, which sees Em railing against today’s crop of new “mumbo jumbo” mumble rappers.
Now, Justin Bieber has criticized one of its songs, the opening diss track “The Ringer”. Eminem’s most recent album, Kamikaze, didn’t receive much praise upon its release late last year.
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