First Time Hearing "Renegade" Jay Z ft Eminem..

[@comahan]

Jay's verses are legitimately really good, its not like he didn't show up on this track Em just came with his best, and the best of one of the goat's is pretty untouchable

[@Mohammad-je1lk]

But dude he wrote this In the late 90ss.. ‘em.

[@smartjunayd]

Yeah em won because of his flow, lyrics wise they both outdid themselves and we're pretty much equal

[@iSaetanic]

@@smartjunayd It comes down to what you relate to as well. Em going at religions and all the critics and haters that tried shitting on him gets me fired up.

[@Hooderaw]

This was Em's song. Jay heard it and wanted to be on it so he took Royce 5'9" off the track and put Jay on the track. The original Renagade with royce is on youtube as well. check it out.

[@shaunstyles1864]

He smashed cuz

[@CarlosRivera-jq8di]

There is evidence of this. Jay Z himself said that Eminem beat him. The funny thing here is that the original song is Eminem and Royce's 5'9" and I understand that Eminem gave it to Jay Z. The joke isn't over yet. Eminem didn't change his verses. Jay Z listened to Eminem's verses and still couldn't beat him.

[@smartjunayd]

At the end of the day they both got respect for each other and got each other in their top 5.

[@CarlosRivera-jq8di]

@@smartjunayd Absolutely!

[@adamkant439]

Jay had to tackle it differently he did really good here it's just Eminems was slightly better rap wise but content wise i'd say about the same!

[@Mission_Figgs]

No disrespect to jay but he shouldn’t have done it. The original is better and I don’t even think he out did Royce

[@AshCam-up2cf]

I just commented something similar… like why would you ever want to take a song Em already killed and try to out do him…. Not a good idea.

[@travisrowe7697]

I love watching people see early 2000s em and realize how unbelievably lyrical he is.

[@-Always_Right-]

I know, especially these guys lol. I wanna like break down his lyrics for them n shit

[@IvanRodriguez-pr7ho]

Definitely awesome lol

[@JonCombo]

Also looking up the definition for "renegade".

[@hornyconvict]

​@@-Always_Right-🤓

[@jamesparker7016]

@@-Always_Right-Same, but it’s too long of an explanation to type on a phone. There is a lot of context to the time this came out that they’re missing, and the wrong definition of renegade they read kinda led them to completely miss the point of the song. I do appreciate the effort they put in though, and not being afraid to look up a word they aren’t familiar with. Thats a true sign of intelligence

[@ja9145]

Slept on jay line "my demeanor, 30 years my senior" such a great line

[@DSPHistoricalSociety]

Yes!

[@ShermoniqueGillard]

To me Jay was so real on this shit his vérse was better me

[@ja9145]

@@ShermoniqueGillard it was real af but I think em edged it with being just as real to his situation and rapping better. I definitely got jay on some song for songs, but he slightly lost this one to me

[@ststeve5212]

Hard line that! And that’s from a Stan…

[@themilkmansfuckinyawaaaf]

I guess

[@UFCSTAN]

If you pay attention to the verse structure in em’s verses vs jays you can start to understand why em raps at the level he does. He rhymes with technicality and he’s extremely intelligent. His vocabulary is massive and he can make anything rhyme. He’s verses are like percussion because he works on syllable structure to flow. It’s genius really.

[@bigben47is]

His cadence is unreal, and his vocabulary is impressive, which isn't surprising seeing as he used to read the dictionary when he was younger

[@airgunsharpshooter4889]

Unlike other rappers, Em doesn't just rhyme the last word of each line.... He uses his voice like an instrument!, but also rhymes an ensemble of words with the next lines words and carries a theme throughout the verse.... genius

[@colincampbell7227]

Yes bro exactly. The way he sticks with the “oo” “it” to “erit” rhyme schemes throughout the full 1st verse orettt much is crazy. All words in caps are part of the same 5 syllable rhyme scheme. I ain't no politician but I'll kick it with 'em a minute 'Cause see they call me a menace, and if the (SHOE FITS I’LL WEAR IT) But if it don't, then y'all will swallow the (TRUTH GRIN AND BEAR IT) Now who's the king of these rude ludicrous (LUCRATIVE LYRICS) Who could inherit the title, put the (YOUTH IN HYSTERICS) Using his (MUSIC TO STEER IT) sharing his (VIEWS AND HIS MERITS?) But there's a (HUGE INTERFERENCE) they're saying (YOU SHOULDNT HEAR IT) Maybe it's hatred I spew, maybe it's (FOOD FOR THE SPIRIT) Maybe it's beautiful music I made for (YOU TO JUST CHERISH) But I'm debated, disputed, hated and (VIEWED IN AMERIC)a As a drug addict, like (YOU DIDNT EXPERIMENT?) Now now, that's when you start to stare at (WHOS IN THE MIRROR) And see yourselF as a kid again, and (YOU GET EMBARRASSED) And I got nothing to do but make you look (STUPID AS PARENTS) You fucking do-gooders, too bad you couldn't (DO GOOD AT MARRIAGE) And do you have any clue what I had to do to get here? I don't think you do, so stay tuned and keep your ears glued to the stereo 'Cause here we go, he's (Jigga joint Jigga-chk-Jigga) And I'm the sinister, Mr. Kiss-My-Ass it's just the

[@colincampbell7227]

Plus the internal rhymes with the “ooh” and “ay” and “ih” sounds laced throughout the verse too. Just flows off the tongue perfectly🔥

[@philobetto5106]

Listen and listen well... what ALL of these artists are Screamin to you is Lucifer is real and they sold their soul 4 real Pay attention, it's no joke

[@FromThe36thChamber]

@@colincampbell7227jays scheme was more complex

[@shayanagriffin]

That’s what I love about him

[@lifetimefitnesssolutionsll5743]

This is one of Eminem’s best flows hands down. So much said in so many ways and never forced, just smooth. Two great artists gave you a song with such different styles and stories. Damn good song.

[@Thawhid]

Smoooooth

[@ladragodamultus6815]

Jay’s second verse is one of his best These two should have made an album

[@wise4124]

Eminem killed it

[@kendrickmiller5786]

Durag wrapping my waves up pockets full of hope

[@imemberberry]

A Jay and Em EP would be huge.

[@jwood8769]

I love Renegade but just because they have a great song together doesn’t equal to a great album together. And I love Jay, and old Em.

[@deedee1xx]

@@imemberberry fr

[@mejohnson8117]

Ems flow is flawless. He produced the track. So it’s tailored to him

[@jonathantorres1285]

Even if it wasn't he'd murder it... example every feature he's been on became his song just look some up and tell me who's verse was better?

[@xdg6451]

Reading the lyrics gave me new found respect for how Hov attacked this song. Also it’s important to go back and put the Em feature in its proper context. Em was the biggest artist in the world and was smashing everything in his way. For Jay to even take this on, put ‘Em on his album, deserves respect. Having said that, as a Nas fan: Eminem still killed J on his own sh^t.

[@brenrei]

Dont forget em gave this song to Hov, royce was originally supposed to be on it.

[@KeN_1713]

​@@brenrei💯 this.

[@bolesmarcable]

Kill is to destroy its personal preference it was a decision that went to the judges it was not a K. O

[@PCGaming300]

Most impressive thing is that it's not like Jay-Z had bad verses, he killed it as well. Em was just on another level on this track

[@richlucas555]

I just think it was easier for eminem because he made the beat..

[@gabeoshea4007]

@@richlucas555 makes sense

[@wacko37]

@@richlucas555 his flow

[@Pack-Man199]

@@richlucas555 then dr dre should out rap eminem on guilty conscience, forgot about dre and I need a doctor by that logic.

[@Pack-Man199]

I forgot dre didn’t produce i need a doctor so I’ll change that with Say What You Say

[@123froozen]

A renegade is a person who goes against the grain, fights the system that's set up sort of

[@Sky_Blaze]

The fact this had to be explained shows how dumb people are now.

[@Maxximum_]

Can you also say a rebel?

[@Mr.v]

@@Maxximum_ a renegade is more like someone who WAS part of that system, but now he's against it. a rebel was never part of it, only against it

[@Maxximum_]

@@Mr.v wow, that's a great way to understand it. Thanks for the explanation

[@CricketRodeo]

@@Maxximum_ yes it's another word for rebel. Here's another official definition of renegade: "a person who behaves in a rebelliously unconventional manner"

[@scottwyatt3692]

EMs voice isn’t just a sound. It’s it’s own instrument

[@CheeksMcgeee]

Jay said himself its percussions. the cadence is great

[@BenLewis-w4j]

Most irritating shit ever sqeeky fememin

[@Amandaleexoo]

“He make me wanna get my vocabulary up” 🤣🤣 I truly feel the same

[@andm9766]

As a huge fan of Eminem I underrated Jay Zs verse. He really said I bring you through the ghetto without riding around, hiding down, ducking strays from frustrated youths stuck in their ways. Bars were crazy and he really did bring you on a crazy story. Lowkey Eminem fit the renegade more and had great bars too

[@marissadavid4637]

Eminem made the beat too! 🔥🔥🔥

[@toeclampingfreak3218]

#Facts

[@kbiz2379]

Came here to see if anyone mentioned that yet lol

[@BetterCallPaul83]

Listen to eminem Invasion (part 1,2,3) lyric video Diss tracks at benzino/source magazine owner and ja rule plus a small shot at nelly by using one of his beats in part 1

[@Scarlett3425]

This is true

[@alexandredufour7358]

He made the whole thing with royce beat prod lyrics

[@shawnesfahanijr.6743]

When Eminem was coming up, he was probably the most controversial mainstream artist period- before social media. He was always a step ahead and knew how to hit and what the response would be and would always pre-empt it and literally exhausted his critics while the crowd went wild and his fan base grew. He was the antagonist and the equalizer and the “TRL generation” loved it while every adult hated it. He knew this and made his “butter” off the hatred with a big smile .

[@el34glo59]

Not every adult. My mom loved Em and didn't even like Rap. Lol. And during that time, I was around 18-22

[@eddy5097]

Ever hear of GNR or those rock bands that trashed hotels and did kilos of coke n tonnes of whiskey?

[@luisj8166]

👏 well said . I perfectly remember this growing up . Em just said f you main stream I’m coming and by the way there is more of me by having a lot of white dudes with blond hair come down the aisle at the award show.

[@alexsar6324]

He was basically really immature lol

[@michellerenee92580]

it was exciting being in 12 th grade screaming this out your car window!!!

[@kimberlymannino2179]

Wayne did an interview saying he always wrote his verses instead of usual freestyle when doing a song with Em bc he was never gonna be smoked by him like Jay. It’s hilarious 😂

[@jbryand101b]

I was just coming in to say this. I’d like to watch them listening to no love with Wayne n Em and see they think.

[@JTopics93]

I love Wayne!

[@andrewbaker6071]

Wayne needs Gillie writing for him again … his shit was absolute fire during that period. It’s no secret that Gillie wrote some of Wayne’s best music

[@godsandmonstars]

@@andrewbaker6071 u stuck in 2003

[@lindanemnguni1621]

@@jbryand101b drop the world em won

[@joellenglass2344]

This song came out when was in college and IT WAS AND STILL IS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 One of the best collaborations I’ve ever heard!!

[@Jamezy316]

So much respect for y’all, for keeping it a buck and admitting Eminem is different, he on some other shit! He on a different level!!! Usually many black people hate on Em because he’s white, many have literally admitted they hate cuz he’s white, but y’all kept it 100 It’s also amazing to see y’all go through the same emotions many of us did when we first listened to Eminem… like “who is this man, the God of rap, my goodness gracious!”

[@DStreet515]

It never matters if it's an Em track or if Em is a feature.... It always ends up his record. He takes every record. Every. Single. Time.

[@virgilijusbernikas1666]

Not sure about 1 record with Busta Im still thinking who really own the record

[@CG-lu8tq]

🧢

[@SPFW21]

Best bar from J was "I drove by the the fork in the road and went straight" 🤣 Renegade doesn't always mean a traitor, it's someone who doesn't do what everyone else is doing. They do their own thing

[@jonjhon8491]

Pretty simple bar 😑

[@kevinerosa]

“Sampled” from Cappadona Slang Editorial

[@lorrainefaichney2340]

Eminem said that he took "the psychopath"

[@terencesmith7690]

Had to hustle back to wall ashy knuckles was mine.

[@HakeemTheDream616]

Since when has being a renegade meant being a traitor? 🤔

[@primenemesis3671]

As a huge Em fan, imma say this. The song is a classic. Jay had deep bars showing pain and growth. Em was about anger towards those who doubted him. To me it's even and I listen to this song often cause I can truly understand both sides

[@acecashman1237]

I would say Em gets the edge for the fact Em's verses were already made for another version of the song with Royce Da 5'9", which means Jay had to go in and live up to what Em already recorded

[@phillipgrant5289]

Very well said my friend, well done

[@argeecrowell2502]

@@acecashman1237 Didn't Em produce the song?

[@Jamezy316]

no chance Em killed it, respect but personally Em took it to the next level

[@jovelhamilton601]

I'ma need these dudes to stop showing they went to public school having to look every word up

[@jordanfeatherstone5523]

The more I keep watching y’all videos the more I feel like a brother of y’all, keep it up y’all cool as hell

[@JaM-xg4vk]

Man I remember when this dropped. Your reaction is spot on to how we all felt

[@m.d.p.6233]

I appreciate y'all admitting hardly listening to Em but are getting an appreciation for his talent. That's honest reacting and it's what I'm here for.

[@Soulman757]

Eminem was constantly in the news for his “dangerous music” and parents were outraged. Y’all really wanna hear em kill it with a legend, listen to “dead wrong” on biggies born again album. Y’all gonna be hyped.

[@Scarlett3425]

Insane verse

[@ifakerr8369]

Biggie Smalls is the illest 🔥 Marshall Blood on the floor 🔥

[@julianboomer6258]

Eminem was on another level on this track and I’m from bedstuy

[@chriswildhaber35]

He smokes that whole song, and will smoke anybody today. That's why no rapper wants to beef with him . Lyrically he will kill you and that's what real rap is about, plus he has all the tools untouchable in my opinion.

[@Urban_Paradise]

Hell yeah. THIS!

[@smartjunayd]

Ems flow man, this guy's flow is so damn phenomenal fucking hell

[@Jiff321]

Renegade just means rebel really

[@darrylstukessr120]

When Eminem came out he was viewed as a negative influence because he was spitting some facts about his life, and I do believe exposing the life of his culture and where he came from. Since he wasn't portraying what the media wanted him to this record was a testament to how he felt. Listen to "I Am Whatever You Say I Am" By Eminem and it will explain a lot.

[@apesteve7061]

em makes words that shouldn't rhyme rhyme.. his cadence, his lyrical genius is unmatched... holy shit

[@kingkev6407]

That’s what I’m saying shit is crazy af Em is to goated

[@Sky_Blaze]

He been trying way too hard tho the past 8 years..it comes off really bad

[@favoriteofalltimefoat]

Don't forget his delivery

[@Rhyzulz]

@@Sky_Blaze nah its all just going over your head. Go watch/ listen to stevie knights eminem breakdowns. You’ll ses how genius he really is.

[@Sky_Blaze]

@@Rhyzulz its not going over my fucking head dude. I swear you stans are annoying I like eminem but jesus christ his music the past 10 years barely has replay value. Hes using more corny lines than ever and you people eat it up. I miss when em made MUSIC, not try hard bs multi syllable, speedflow, yelling, and forcing words to rhyme that don't! Its unbearable and cringy. Yes em still has his moments here, and there but he really doesn't have any new content anymore. He's said everything he needs/had to say now he's saying the same shit just in alot worse way.

[@nocturnal_nick1]

What’s amazing about this song is that they both attacked it a completely different way causing it to be an instant classic! Eminem definitely had the better verses tho, I still get chills when he says take a bath with the Catholics in holy water no wonder they tried to hold me under longer

[@goodwill4734]

That first verse is Em’s greatest of all time imo. That 2nd verse is top 5 for him and the last 6 or 7 bars might the greatest wordplay of all time in hip hop history. No rapper in their prime that has ever existed would be able to go bar for bar after getting sent that. Not Kendrick, Nas, nobody. Jay was a real one by not backing down and putting that shit on his album

[@kashawnjones2780]

Put Andre 3000 in the booth with him

[@AnArtistNamedJosh]

chill

[@goodwill4734]

@@AnArtistNamedJosh I do I do I do I do I do what I want

[@mccleandazza4618]

Ems best verse is on " best friend" with yellawolf

[@AnArtistNamedJosh]

@@mccleandazza4618 m can't hold a candle to Kendrick

[@abelvillarreal7676]

one of the verses you were stuck at was masterclass, in the 2nd verse Eminem is reflecting on his role as a prominent rapper and the influence he has on young listeners. He acknowledges that he is not a politician, but he recognizes the power he holds to connect with and impact the younger generation. When Eminem says, "They call me a menace and if the shoe fits, I'll wear it," he is referring to the criticism and controversy he has faced throughout his career. He is willing to accept the label of being a troublemaker or controversial figure if it accurately describes his impact. However, he also suggests that if the shoe doesn't fit, meaning if the criticism is unjust or exaggerated, then people should accept the truth he presents in his music rather than ignoring or dismissing it. He challenges the listeners to face the reality he presents, even if it may be uncomfortable or goes against prevailing opinions. The following lines where Eminem asks, "Now who's the king of these rude, ludicrous, lucrative lyrics? Who could inherit the title, put the youth in hysterics?" show his confidence in his lyrical abilities and the impact he has on the younger generation. He uses his music as a platform to share his views and experiences, aiming to provoke thought and stir emotions. However, Eminem acknowledges that there is a significant interference or opposition trying to silence or discourage people from listening to his music. The last line, "they're saying you shouldn't hear it," implies that there are forces attempting to censor or discourage the audience from engaging with his content.

[@prometheus200]

It's dope seeing kids see this for the first time and the they are blown away. It's how I felt the first time I heard this too. This jam is packed it depth, irony and double entantras

[@demarcuswalton]

Very cool to re-live this song with y’all. Those were the faces we made too. Like what!!! People forget this was on Jays album. Just a beautiful moment in music.

[@mimiloveee9]

Jay himself said Em took this & he did the beat 😈💯🐐

[@robertvanwyen8283]

Watching y’all reactions makes me feel so smart. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@kingblackbolt3155]

I swear lol

[@cantoncanton1013]

I see you. Lmaooo

[@worthlivin891]

🤣

[@playhd00]

Ahahahahaha

[@lilbigrstar]

I saw this comment before watching the video but after watching it I really understand what you mean 😭🤣

[@BILL_BO_jangles]

In the song, both rappers address their critics directly. Eminem's verses touch on his often controversial lyrical content and its impact on his listeners, arguing that parents and critics should be more concerned with their own roles rather than blaming him for society's problems. Jay-Z's verses, on the other hand, tackle the critique that he glorifies a lifestyle of crime. He argues that his lyrics simply reflect the harsh realities of the environment where he grew up, and he's just a product of that environment.

[@skhetan1]

Jays verses are more technical and complex, ems are just straight smooth flow. That’s why I love this it’s such a good juxtaposition

[@smartjunayd]

He carried the entire rhyme scheme from the beginning of the first verse to the end, ems ability to make rhyme schemes effortlessly is phenomenal man

[@seanhealy3579]

Eminem- Run Rabbit Run, if you haven't done it yet. No chorus just 3 minutes of bars. Keep it coming with the great content. 💪🤘🔥

[@jonjhon8491]

Ayyye

[@rodrigoramirez726]

Yoooo forgot about this song! 😩

[@youcefhhh7268]

that and 8 mile , are my favs

[@jonjhon8491]

@@youcefhhh7268 8 mile road

[@freshio1154]

Need this

[@jowhit226]

Eminem has evolved a lot over the years with his craft, his word play and delivery has become insane, definitely one of the best to do it.

[@hisham7379]

I think he’s gotten worse from his debut to the early 00s he was the 🐐

[@kane_howe138]

@@hisham7379he’s made worse albums but he’s still got some pretty fire lyrics at he’s old age

[@josevillalobos663]

He is the best ever, what the fuck you talking about

[@lucasromerova6150]

Em killed it with his Verse AND THIS BEAT! Underrated Goat Producer

[@telmolicious]

They’re literally telling what they’re renegading against. Jay is talking about his upbringing, ashy knuckles, drug dealing etc. Em is talking About the media perception of him being a bad influence.

[@allbies]

Jay for sure had nice verses on this but the way Em rhymes and delivers is another level of technical

[@NPFfumbi]

I heard Eminem’s made the beat, it’s like his voice was the final instrument on the song

[@mattr7740]

Jay’s verses are good on this. It just shows how cold Em is to step in and hook you back within two lines. GOAT

[@loyalty5399]

Eminem killed it he knows how to put on a concert too sounds damn good in person nobody can top this man

[@POWERMINDS747]

This is the song that Nas was talking about when he was dissing Jay Z in ether. Nas said in the song, Eminem murdered you on your own sh!t! 😅

[@luclagrange4477]

Never compare their verses, the whole song is just a classic from two legends that made something legendary

[@tyedes4253]

Eminem was better with royce the 5'9.

[@josephj1973]

I'm glad to see the younger generation listen to Eminem and realize how sick he is. Jay and Em are the GOATS. And side note, this track is basically them saying "We don't give a F about no critics/haters".

[@ZachChilds]

not only has this become one of my favorite channels.... I stay in New York and my family is from New Orleans so I feel super comfortable watching.... it feels like family... keep up the good work while I go back and watch every video!

[@seanlo8330]

Original song is Renegade by Eminem ft. Royce da 5’9 produced by Eminem He took Royce off and gave the song to Jay. Didn’t even change his verse. So in reality he wasn’t competing with Jay

[@tjames5727]

By far one of the best collabs. These are what you lyricists! I see y'all struggling on who's the best lol. Can you imagine being around for this era??? BEFORE the INTERNET TOO!! We couldn't download shit. Do you know how much money we spent on cds???!!! We had to buy the album 🤣🤣🤣

[@bluprynt4423]

After listening to it again in a long while. It was closer than I remember. Jay's lyrics just hit me different than Em's.

[@veekaynk]

same, they both went in and killed it

[@luisj8166]

Same . For the longest I thought Em bodied jay . But listening now you realize jay z vividly tells a story and gives you front row seats . It’s close .

[@beensavage390]

@@luisj8166 same here, as I've gotten older Jay's has gained importance bc its rhymes with a perfect lesson embedded in it.

[@OC.TINYYY]

Nah, Em bodied Jay so hard. Jay had every advantage to body em.....he literally already had Ems verse before he recorded & picked this song em had which originally had Royce on it. Bruh had the whole answer sheet & still got torched 💀

[@Snobbyshores183]

@@OC.TINYYY there verses compliment each other. It’s one of ems greatest verses ever and yeah he had the better verse but Jay Zs verses are nothing to be laughed at. They’re seriously good lyrics too. Together they made a masterpiece just appreciate that

[@frostedpetal]

The best part about this reaction is that if y’all don’t know something you look it up and don’t try to act like you do. So many other channels act like they know everything all the time; respect the honesty

[@kornsin]

Man this whole album is a monster but this track is so unique. The beat is anthem heavy and J murders the intro. The transitions between him and Em is nuts. Then they both just slap bar after bar on this thing in their own way. The chorus is so different from the others on the whole record. Good shit through and through.

[@noteminemsburneraccount324]

This was the beat eminem made... eminem gets hate for beats but some of his best songs he's made the beats for them...

[@Maloney-ho6fb]

@@noteminemsburneraccount324who made “the way I am”

[@ronnylos3483]

So they use Renegade as a way of saying they did it on there own in the way they wanna do it, not complying with the rules set by people not knowing what they went trough.

[@Christian_Bagger]

I think it’s great to see those two on the same track. I’m from Europe, so I listened back then as a 12 year old to rap pretty purely… didn’t understand most of anything about it at first, that came later… but Eminem was my introduction to rap… it dripped from there and I’ve enjoyed a lot of Jay-Z music as well, so I’m just happy with seeing these two together.

[@carolyn_speaks]

This song will forgive be a banger‼️ Poetic storytelling at its finest❗️

[@trevaunmiller3449]

That’s why Em was my fav rapper as a kid growing up, he was just killing it nonstop 😂🔥🔥

[@edson.lazaro.realtor]

"Eminem killed you on your own track" - Nas

[@ShermoniqueGillard]

That was hot cuz when I was younger I ran with that I listen to shit now at 35 hov was spitting real shit and his was definitely better

[@robdurfee6861]

@@ShermoniqueGillardnah

[@Erick-hr5mv]

Eminem Murdered you on your own shit dumb ah

[@sykwiddit8575]

@@ShermoniqueGillard idk about better i think em took round 1, you can argue jay took round 2. but ems 1st round was a 10-8 jayz second verse a 10-9 over em.

[@marquisbonds2489]

​@@ShermoniqueGillardReal Life Bars Yeah He The Truth But Him Bein Better Than Eminem Stop The Cap In My B.Lou Voice

[@qrealdonyai3879]

I made a comment before I watched y'all! And Omg, nephew in the red is how I hear him ! He's fckin Amazing how he uses words, to insult, and rhyme at the same time! Eminem is a gift, that has a gift!😂😂 Thanks, made my old school night!❤😂

[@CptDangernoodle]

It's pretty crazy for one that theyre only discovering such a big song now, but on the other hand Im glad they are open minded to listen to older music.

[@alig536]

LOVE you looking up words you don't know. Respect. Renegade can also mean someone who goes their own way, who can't be controlled.

[@jaanuvashisht26]

See the Snoop Dogg interview from that time he saying "Snoop ain't gonna have Eminem on his songs cause he murdered Jay-Z already I'm not gonna get murdered" & Also even "The Weeknd" said in his the only interview cause he don't do interview that is "Eminem crashed Jay-Z on Renegade" 😂😂 Y'all ain't gotta debate with each other just Interviews ya find out 🙂

[@saoudiiheb9680]

More eminem reactions please ...you guys are great 🙏💯

[@johnwalker1229]

i'm a couple years late, but this got me a sub. I love how wholesome these guys are! I wish I could listen to this stuff for the first time. I'm jealous

[@TranceSFX]

damn fuckin good song. Jay held it - gravitation vs gravity. Jay had some maddd bars lol

[@alexparker6724]

check out LUCKY YOU from EM ft JOYNER just see how epic he is

[@mrandersong1]

I think Jay Z and Eminem were equal in this. They both had outstanding bars

[@namelessjames]

facts. jay's 2nd verse here is one of my all time favs of his

[@danielmennel4565]

Bar for bar I can see where people could see it go either way, but Em's cadence is just better which is why the version of this song with Em and Royce is the better song.

[@ericksonhartman2100]

Equal.? Don’t be disrespectful ‘Em torched Jay on this ..He went back and wrote again but ‘Em literally went to the studio once ..Think about it fool ..

[@seyioyetade]

@@danielmennel4565 it did not go either way at all, the best comment jay got is they were equal, No1 ever says jay won, so you claiming it can go either way is ridiculous

[@danielmennel4565]

@@seyioyetade there are Jay Z fan that will never believe anything but the hype around him. Even if one claims they are equal in verses, Em delivery is better in every way.

[@CrowTRobot]

The "fork in the road" line is heat

[@mayahenderson7466]

I’m in my 40s this is my favorite song. What a time to be alive when these songs came out and so interesting to watch a new generation take in what we vibed to. They were renegading against all of the haters and people and groups that were trying to censor them at that time.

[@jess6972]

Wish these 2 made more music together. Jay was the co main at eminems concert years ago in detroit. They put on a hell of show

[@350zlover2]

Em went crazy on this track! Probably one of his best verses.

[@farrahrosado8593]

He makes me want to get my vocab up!!! Hahahahha. I want to write my masters in English thesis on his lyrics.

[@farrahrosado8593]

Month later still my fave line!!!

[@MezbahRijvee]

Lol I was waiting on y’all boys to react to this one. Jay went crazy on this but Em just on a different level. I still love this song. 2 icons in one song 💯🔥

[@blessedandstressless]

This was how my friends and I were looking when we first heard this song as teens 20 or so years ago…glad these young people are discovering how good our generation of music was! ❤

[@mxgrant24]

I promise this was me and my brother reaction when this first came out. We legit had to pull over. We both was bobbing and vibing just like the fella in the red hoodie. Lmao!! We ran it back and stopped it and ran it back.. yo! This is one of my favorite songs! From the beat to all the gems in this jawn omg. It warms my heart to see the youngins vibing to this classic and appropriating it. ❤️

[@ImmanuelRandD]

Legendary song

[@casteltheghettomonk4392]

" Eminem murdered you on your own shit " - Ether , From 2001 each time a rapper kills you on your own album or whatever, they use this line ! It became more popular than " renegade" 😎

[@itzcandy5896]

I think y’all took that line and ran with it. Just up eminems ass

[@casteltheghettomonk4392]

@@itzcandy5896 Em , never beef heavyweight never gonna be great , commercial sell out washed up years ago

[@ricardozanoni5855]

Bro funny as hell going world wide greetz from holland

[@littelitt]

Em’s raps sound great and Jay’s raps have deep lyrics, best collab i have seen so far

[@SANZANZAEscobar]

Another word for Renegade is "Rebel"this song is pure Poetry & they're renegading against the critics & the industry

[@zackd.4412]

Eminem the hills remix.. Eminem fine line.. Eminem groundhog Day.. Eminem kings never die and Eminem soldier

[@jackm4536]

Not a fan of the hills. Really awkward era for Eminem

[@girlpower5996]

Kings never die is my shit!

[@yungjoka5962]

Bruh Eminem killed Jay Z, Jay Z HIMSELF admitted this lmao everyone knows EM took this one

[@jrjunior8468]

Why is it all about that with you fans like holy just enjoy two legends, cuz personal opinion I live Jayz verse here it's just so relatable and paints a picture

[@degenerate.3574]

@@jrjunior8468 Alot of people look at rap like a sport like this. It comes from Battle raps all the way to the VS events. It makes complete sense to look at it as a battle between to rappers.

[@dupluxbloomman9499]

Eminem- stay wide awake Eminem- infinite 1996 Both are crazy

[@DREQON2005]

The people that say Eminem sucks never even heard none of his old tracks that’s the problem with a lot of young people they don’t go back in hip hop history I love channels like this that respect and listen to the old stuff

[@ClutchingMyPearls35]

Top tier collab! Lyrics it’s even, delivery it’s Em and I’m a diehard J fan. I would love to hear Em and Black Thought collab!

[@charg1nmalaz0r51]

I give this to em for a few reasons. First its his song, he made it with royce and gave it to jay and took royce off it, Second his flow just flows better. Content wise they both speak their shit and honestly i would say they are pretty much equal in this song. Like i said though those few points above are why i give it to em. You guys should check out em and royces version of this, i honestly prefer it to the one that got released but that might just be me.

[@Hector-jq5bz]

Y’all should check out Cold Wind Blows by Em, it’s pure 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@UltimateAPBTS]

If you don't listen EM, You Don't Know...👍👊😎 #EMTHE🔥🐐🔥

[@GedH997]

I love this song. I think Renegade, in this song, means a rebel.

[@ptrekboxbreaks5198]

Jay Z was always one of my favorites back in the late 90s early 2000s...."Never Change" is one my favorites.. But when this track came out i was so hype

[@CanBenal11]

I dont care about who owns who but this was a masterpiece wish they could have collaborate more

[@johnQrl]

I personally only remember Jay Z's verse. It hit me more so I still remember it till this day all these years later.

[@young_raymond47]

Hov's bars are definitely the more memorable. If you're quoting a bar from the song, it's most likely one of his.

[@AshCam-up2cf]

Em original wrote this song (I think with Royce da 5’9), and Jay heard it, liked it, and obvi wanted to do a different version for his album. In my opinion this is why it feels like Em killed him on his own track, Em already killed it before Jay decided he wanted to add it to his album.

[@casiusking6258]

Exactly Brothers Eminem didn't change nothing on his verses except take a few out and changed the hook to fit Jay in and still Em Killed him on that track I prefer the Original version with Royce Da 5'9 on it

[@Ray1969.]

Renegade can also have a positive connotation like being a rebel and going against conventional norms

[@magsxoa4519]

This is the very first time I heard this song. Yall just popped up on my recommendations, so I clicked. But let me say, Em killed the shit out of this for real. 🐐

[@WeaveYaWorld2024]

Eminem ate Jay alive on this track. While Jay is undoubtedly great, Eminem is a lyrical beast. I am unsure why Jay released this track, but I must credit him for being brave. As of 2023, Jay-Z has sold 140 million records worldwide, while Eminem has sold over 500 million. It is simply an astronomical difference, and I am tired of this debate. Though Eminem may not be played in clubs often, let's not forget about "Smack That," which probably got played more than most hip-hop artists combined. People and artists only say this because there is nothing else to say! Eminem has sold 227 million records in America alone, an 87 million difference just in America. For any other artist, this alone would give them an overwhelming win. It would be embarrassing if we were to compare their worldwide sales. While I am not a stan, this is just a joke at this point.