What Rappers Think About Eminem (Nas, Jay Z, Rakim, Big Sean, 50 Cent, Lil Wayne Kid Cudi) Reaction

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[@sffsgaming]

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[@MrLboydReacts]

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[@cerebralfailure8804]

@@MrLboydReacts did you know that before Em got signed he was in NJ and NY battling around and freestylin with those unsigned rappers in their borroughs, this was probably from like 94 to 96-97, when he was hanging with the Outsidaz from time to time and you got to check out Detroit vs Everybody

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

#90sKid

[@TimWilkinsons]

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[@reetin87]

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[@johnnydarko4178]

Em's status in hip-hop is undeniable. No question. And he's competitive as well. He made a name in battles. I feel he came from a time/era when he was very aware that hip-hop is black culture/music. So I believe he knew he couldn't just get a pass cuz he could rap. I think he knew he had to stand out and be impressive to even get noticed. And it shows. You know what I mean?

[@AlTeimoortagh]

Lil Wayne is talking to Kid Cudi. The song he did with Em is called The Adventures of Moon Man and Slim Shady. The song is a baaaanger.

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

#90sKid

[@Izzetso]

He needs to react to the song. So awesome

[@m80thewolf86]

Cudi is one of the most underrated producers ever, man. And I don't care where Lil Wayne has gone as an artist... When you have a mix tape, EP, unreleased track, etc. about everything, sometimes you release whatever isn't you repeating yourself, but Lil Wayne 15-20 years ago WAS THE BAR.

[@meandrips2216]

Em straight bodied that track! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Burgman22]

Cudi’s verse in that song is trash.

[@j-dubb614]

Em is what happens when raw talent meets with pure dedication and love for the craft itself. A lot of rappers have the dedication but not the raw talent. A lot of rappers have raw talent but don't obsessively apply themselves to that same level. This man clearly eats, sleeps and breathes hip hop and has constantly pushed himself professionally without being distracted by the fame in the same way a lot of people do when they blow up.

[@jasonmitchell43]

You gotta let that Biggie/Pac beef go bro. As a fan of rap, you're doing yourself a great disservice by sleeping on Pac. He changed the sound of rap, and raised the bar for song writing in hip hop.

[@jdigga24]

100%. I wouldn't call him the greatest lyricist. But he was a great story teller, a hell of a hit maker, his library was insane, his longevity and staying relevant was crazy. I loved Pac. Felt like he was gonna just keep putting out records to this day even after his death. Shame the material finally ran out

[@parandiac]

This. Let the dead sleep and appreciate both sides

[@tylerkadle2833]

Biggie was a better technical rapper then pac but pac was soooo poetic with his music and he was just incredible with his story telling and just what he meant to the culture. I’m from ny myself and I prefer the way biggie flows and does his multi syllables but as far as content you can’t match pac. Remember in til I collapse “ the criminal cop killing hip hop filling a minimal swap to cop millions of pac listeners” the minimal swap was him switching to slim shady from the dude from infinite and starting to write very poetic story telling songs like Stan, Bonnie and Clyde 97 rock bottom …. And so many more, so in a way he was a criminal cop that was killing hip hop because of his minimal swap snagging a bunch of pac listeners lol

[@subaruexpresstravels1163]

Wow.. you sh!T on PAC.. damn bro.. insulting AF.. never listened to an album of Pac? Ya right.. that biased eh.. and the fact you NEVER heard Rap God until last month with your reaction video? BS.. you just like making the title (first listen).. to fake the fact you're listening to it for the 1st time and giving an honest review.. yeah whatever.. I bet by you saying you never heard a PAC album.. you will be planning a series on that one day like your current Eminem series.. youre so full of ISH your eyes are Brown.

[@subaruexpresstravels1163]

@@tylerkadle2833 BS.. Tupac is by FAR a better lyricist.. by hundreds of miles.

[@marcindebski6166]

I’m 43 and I was like you forever. Grew up listening to 2pac, and in the 90s I wouldn’t touch Biggie’s CD. Once I got older, I realized how fire Notorious was. You should put the beef behind since it’s been 25 years, and listen to Tupac. Otherwise, fire reactions.

[@O2BAmachine]

Thisss. We gotta realize this type of 'this VS that' due to nostalgia (specifically, geographically) without at this point listening to such amazing music from both brothers for real. I'm from NY , so I obviously just went with Biggie forever, ever since I was a tiny kid. Even after their death I didn't listen to Tupac. But when I went to rehab (interestingly, down south) when I was in my 20s, I started really listening to Tupac and realizing how DUMB it is, even just for yourself, to deny yourself some incredible music from "the other side". Tupac kinda saved my life to be honest, and that will never change my love and "loyalty" (what I felt as a kid) towards Biggie. Ever. Both help my mindset when I'm feeling some type of way to this day. Every single music lover should listen to at least a few songs from both artists, they likely fall in love with them both. The industry killed them. That was long. Sorry, but I agree 💯 🤣✌🏽🖤

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

All facts man , im like you i grew up as a hardcore pac fan and wouldnt touch a big cd with a 20 ft pole, now i rock with Biggie HARD , its time to put all that shit behind us and leave it as a part of history , dont get me wrong i STILL listen to pac's disses towards new york , but thats only because its a part of hiphop history at this point, that doesnt mean i dont like east coast rap ,

[@davidcohen4518]

Eminem is just a gift that keeps on giving

[@robchapman557]

If you’ve never listened to a Tupac album, let’s get the Tupac reactions going!

[@alexanderhowcroft8779]

Tupac probably not the best rapper but he is bigger than rap. For me, the best to hold the mic

[@joshm6854]

Youre missing out with Pac. Biggie had flow. Em has lyrics. Pac had passion. Pac was a social activist that just happened to be a generationally talented rapper. He lived the life of a thug and shared his point of view through his music. He wanted people to rise above the streets and better their lives. He was raw, brash, and unapologetic about it. He was unfiltered honesty. He just happened to have some bitches and beefs along the way that he was candid about too. Listen yourself and decide what you like. I listen to both Biggie and Pac. Both have such incredible stuff. I prefer Pac myself. Dont let your heroes enemies be your enemies...unless its MGK.

[@circusfreak730]

I agree

[@roems6396]

Just react to the entire double album of All Eyez on Me. One of the best double CDs of all time. You can just let both of those play.

[@khornebloodgod2137]

@@alexanderhowcroft8779 see tupac was a great rapper. Not a top tier lyricist, but when it come to making people feel what he felt through lyrics i cant decided whether him or em is no.1 for me. And story telling he is easily in the top 5.

[@ANunes06]

Honestly though... Illmatic is one of the most important hip hop albums ever made. Nas can do whatever tf he wants for the rest of his life and that won't change.

[@roems6396]

He did it again with Stillmatic too. Ether is still one of the great diss tracks.

[@subaruexpresstravels1163]

So can anyone else.. do whatever TF they want.. whats your point?

[@khornebloodgod2137]

@@subaruexpresstravels1163 the point is nas can do whatever he wants and will still always make that top 5 conversation. Others can do what they want sure but if they want legendary status in hip hop they have to prove them selves first. Now I guess your counter would be why do they care about legendary status in hip hop, which is fair but, but why the fuck they rapping if they don't want that? Oh to grab the bag and duck out. Fakes and don't deserve to be named as hip hop. They are pop artists doing hip hop.

[@kashrulez3283]

@@subaruexpresstravels1163 I guess he means that Nas owes nothing to rap and music in general after puttin that piece of art called Illmatic. So I guess "Nas can do whatever TF he wants with the rest of his life" means that he don't really need or must feel obligated to keep dropping music, he earned the right to do what he wants with his career and life in general, but he's still dropping fire tracks and it shows the love and dedication he has for Hip Hop. Goated shit my friend.

[@Gentlemanclub5]

If we look whole world, he has been running the whole rap game over 20 years, even in here Finland hes impact is huge. Hes the 🐐🐐

[@RickyT15]

When I was living in Japan. I heard his music being played in quite a few shops. Don't think they had the language concerns or care

[@coryclark5442]

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[@parandiac]

@@RickyT15 I lived in Japan from 98-02 and the bars and clubs I was in needed something. If Eminem hit after I left, I’m mad

[@RickyT15]

@@parandiac bars and clubs were mostly Travis Scott and that stuff while it as there, obviously still had some k-pop and j-pop but mostly hip hop. Eminem I mainly just heard in normal shops.

[@Joni_Tarvainen]

Another Finn here and yeah, Em is HUGE here, even if you don’t listen rap that much. My whole damn family all the way up to my grandma listen metal almost exclusively but Slim Shady is execption and everyone respects him.

[@blopblop7311]

It was Kid Cudi talkin to Wayne. “ The Adventures of Moon Man and Slim” is the track and it’s fiiiiiirrre

[@Aaron-wo5qs]

Ems part was fire lol

[@Quietisviol3nt]

@@Aaron-wo5qs both parts were fire.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

SUCH a great track ❤️

[@scottishemmaa2457]

Facts! Such a great track! Soon as I heard the beat and it sounded, I was a bit nervous of how Em would sound after Cudi on it - but they both killed it!!! Was great to have Cudi back on form!

[@Aaron-wo5qs]

You have to really give it your all on a track with Em. It was Kid Cudi’s track btw and I forgot he was even on it.No disrespect to Kid Cudi though. He just needed to bring more . He mentioned “the adventures of moon man and Slim”being a trilogy tho.

[@jumbocanuck]

Jay Z did do another song with Eminem, called Syllables . It wasn't great and was never officially released as far as I know. Jay Z also helped convince Beyonce to do Walk on Water with Eminem, so it's not like there's any heat there.

[@oteupai.2841]

No Favors and The Adventures Of Moon Man & Slim Shady are definitely 2 tracks you NEED to listen to

[@djguidopolese]

It's so Bad What happened to Biggie and Pac... They were friends and it all ended the worst way, nobody deserved that... Imagine how much good music from them we would have had now. MrLBoyd it would be super cool to see some 2Pac reaction by you if you haven't heard some of his songs... He was an incredible story teller and amazing rapper❤️

[@pillar81]

"Word is bond" is probably one of my favorite phrases from the 90s. That and "what up B". When I was working in my father's store in the Bronx in the 90s during the time of Onyx and Wu-Tang Clan and KRS One, so it was a regular occurence.

[@JD-fb6rw]

I was saying the "Word is bond" from the late 70's early 80's. I'm not sure if the meaning changed. It had 2 meanings. I'm not going to lie to you or I'm in agreement with what you say.

[@TheAnonymousShade]

Onyx has a track called “the worst” it is an amazing track which features Wu-tang. If you haven’t heard it and love both of those groups you MUST check it out

[@ashleynadine717]

I found you just today, and I’ve been binge watching since. I love how you acknowledge everything going on in the videos you watch. You truly give yourself to the moment and I’m stoked I have a new KZbinr I can watching things again with new eyes with

[@shadytano]

Those controversial lyrics Big Sean is talking about are from 'No Favors' but you gotta check out Detroit vs Everybody too for sure

[@sjbbruins]

I just found this man like a day or two ago. With all due respect to him, I could listen to him read the phone book and find enjoyment in it. Did this guy go to broadcasting school?

[@leandrofernandes5302]

The One talking with Lil Wayne was Kid Cudi the song they did toghether was "The adventures of man moon and Slim shady"

[@jasonmitchell43]

Ja Rule was 50's beef, Em just got pulled into it when he signed 50

[@MC_kalCM]

And then......., Ja ended his own career. (STAY IN SHAQ'S TOILET, JA!!!)

[@coryclark5442]

@@MC_kalCM damn right

[@roems6396]

That beef actually kept people from singing 50, including Dre, who didn’t want to take on the problems. Em is the one who stood up for 50 and wanted to sign him regardless.

[@markhowell6608]

"push for diversity in Everything" YES Mr. Boyd!

[@Hellahard]

I bought Eric B. & Rakim's Paid in Full in 87 when I was 13 at a corner gas station in Milwaukee for like 5 bucks. To this day I still listen to it and a lot of old school rap. Some of those guys are just untouchable to this day.

[@mainstreetsaint36]

I ain't no joke was a great first song for that album.

[@KaZ3Shini0910]

I love your honesty man! You throw your biases on the table and make it transparent. Because of that, you have space on you to accept facts. Love your reactions man!

[@claudiahille3122]

Diversity in everything. 100% on board with that! The human race would be so much better of if more people would be thinking as you are. So many valuable voices to be heard if we were willing to listen. Love watching your content Much love from Berlin

[@jessicashenefield1546]

I admit I'm chuckling that Mr.LBoyd is preaching diversity but he still hasn't listened to a Tupac album... I get it, we don't get around to everything in a timeline others might wish for, but it still made me chuckle.

[@corytinsley]

@@jessicashenefield1546 What does diversity have to do with not listening to a pac album.

[@123froozen]

No favours is such a dope track, had that on repeat when it came out!

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

to me the reason why Eminem is literally the number 1 is his wordplays and storytelling otherwise it would be pretty much impossible to pick a best MC from the top 5 without being biased by preferences in style

[@luisduran8740]

Everyone has different taste in styles, so I get why some people don’t like Eminem. But no one can knock his lyrical skills.

[@heathertownsend949]

AMEN OR READ REALLY READ the lyrics even his stupid corny stuff is very meaningful and complicated and he loves comics. He never got to have a REAL childhood. BUT ITS THE BEATS or mood some don’t like BUT LIKE YOU SAID.......LYRICAL GENIUS OR AS HE CALLS IT a savant. But will never be another cause he’s really like 4 or 5 personalities at least in him that has all that in his head plus when he goes back to his OLD notepads napkins etc. just his interview with King Crook REALLY was great and some with like LL COOL J and Mike Tyson and 60 minutes and just HE WILL TELL YOU ALMOST EVERYTHING in His lyrics and he only writes with a purposes AND . “ For The Love Of The Game”.....his therapy. Brilliant

[@traceurs619]

A security guard at my work refuses to believe that Eminem is lyrically better than Royce

[@Eric998765]

Big Sean's verse on Detroit vs Everybody is one of my favorite rap verses of all time. He hit a grand slam on that

[@dcresistance]

Yeah, Em spazzed on Sean's No Favors. It's definitely worth checkin out

[@ryurc3033]

I follow music with a passion that few people have. From Frank Zappa to tool, to Eminem, Stevie ray Vaughn to Die Antwoord. Or sublime or Billy strings, iron horse. Slayer, Primus.....really large variety because of my childhood. I grew up in a crap town just outside branson. Dorky white kid in the sticks, my parents would get me anything i wanted musically. And encouraged me to play bass guitar. If your in the middle of nowhere, sometimes music was our best entertainment.

[@vein444]

you've never sat and listened to a pac album? bro you seriously need to. Putting that east/west shit aside he's insane. All Eyez On Me would be a good start bro

[@jaymesmean]

He should start with Me Against the World. A lot of NY sounding cuts in there with production from Eazy Mo Be. But All Eyes on Me was my favorite from Pac.

[@beentheredonethat5908]

If.you want to start listening to Pac, start with tribe called quest, the early days when he was no one, I am a fan of him at all points if his career but his art when he was young had a pure and honest voice to it, a street artist, before the lifestyle of a rapper set in, his artitsty was magnificent

[@beentheredonethat5908]

@@jaymesmean Aall eyes me was pure fire and his best banger period , but his artistic fire is really in his early days, back with a tribe called quest , or his poetry with a rose from concrete

[@beentheredonethat5908]

Plus Pac is from NY, that's why his music was so fire later, NY swag with a Dre beat!!!

[@ConcededSpatula]

Dear Mama is a good one.

[@leandrofernandes5302]

You really gotta check out Detroit vs everybody dope track

[@shadytano]

One of Eminem's best flow imo

[@Nic.1991]

Agree

[@lionslingshotwmd8711]

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[@Competent_]

literally most Underrated Reaction channel.

[@luisduran8740]

The person talking to Wayne is kid cudi, the song is “the adventures of moon man and slim shady”

[@kevinbeard4595]

Slim Shady

[@JS-cu3kv]

Detroit vs everybody is DOPE!!! You got to do it. Also The Weekend "Tbe hills remix" with EM is storytime.

[@atexandude8734]

Around that 3:00 mark, you brought up rappers around the world, and that’s one of my absolute favorite, most admired things about dudes like Tech N9ne, not just focusing on US rappers, he features people from around the world, hell, one of his IG “rap like me” things he does came down to some Iranian kid and another dude from Europe. I heavily appreciate his willingness to put people on simply for his love of music. And that’s coming from a metal head, Tech’s love for music is admirable. I do think rap has become the “everymans” music. As a Texan, seeing lifted duly work trucks driven by some white boy who looks straight off the farm, bumping hard ass rap, while I was in the Navy, deplored to the HoA, the few treks we took on land, seeing and hearing young men from “tribal”(maybe us the wrong word but a village with two generators and a handful of lights, who still carry water to and from rivers) reciting lyrics, and rapping to each other, kids in Germany, Italy, in Sweden, Romania, I do believe rap has become the most widely enjoyed music.

[@vick7848]

From Queens NY here and I got Biggie, Mobb Deep, Nas right up there. I think biggie or prodigy has my favorite rapping voices but Em is obviously a God in the mic. Great vid as usual

[@EmfasizE]

Bro! We were spoiled growing up in NY. Its so hard to replace any top 5 rappers with a non NY rapper. I hate that Mos Def, Jada Kiss, Wu-Tang, Big L all get slept on nowadays. But dont get it twisted. D12, Dungeon Family, Soul Assasins albums were all fire as well. I love hip hop. I banged Digable Planets growing up. Steve Biko was my favorite song for years. So was 9th wonder.

[@hiphopnews2903]

Big Sean ft. Eminem - No Favors .... YOu have tooooo

[@jansenart0]

Your take on diversity in hip hop I think was the best I've heard so far. The black community did start it by taking looped disco breaks and adding the most successful poetry in human history, but you're absolutely right: rap and hip hop have spread to every continent, every country. It transcends not only race and culture but nationality. Rap and hip hop deserve to be recognized as art forms of human heritage.

[@LUZRINC]

You gotta checkout Eminem - Darkness that whole song is a double in it's self

[@ImperatorSomnium]

Nas and Mobb Deep, I grew up on this music, in Bulgaria! My first 3 music CDs, a present for my birthday, by my parents, were Slim Shady LP, NAStradamus and a pirated mixtape from Biggie.... After this I discovered Three 6 and Lil Wayne... Than the stupid auto tune thing came up... Now I'm stuck in the 90s and 00s, as it comes to hip-hop/rap, at least....

[@ReasonableRam]

It's true it was a different Nas after Illmatic but Stillmatic was still fire.

[@merabakerng]

Stillmatic, Lost Tapes, it was Written and God's Son ten times harder than Illmatic people tripping, the nigga grew TF up and got better they just stuck on Nostalgic beats from the Illmatic project that's all. It's not so much of the lyrics cos Nas got better lyrically super better

[@sinesensu1127]

@@merabakerng Same shit goes for Em honestly. People just want the old versions of their favorite artists and not who they become. They grow musically and lyrically, then people trash them because it's not the same as their old shit.

[@BackyardButcher]

Detroit vs everybody is amazing! One of his best ciphers for sure

[@SGTLopez89]

Kid cudi and Eminem the adventures of moon man and slim is the track Wayne and cudi were talking about it’s fire

[@jadenking4268]

The song their talking about is " friday night cypher" , " no favours" and " detroit vs everybody"

[@TabbyCatTalks]

Hey! I love your reactions, theres a rap artist with insane flow and incredible storytelling through word association. The artist is Clipping, and good tracks to start with are "blood of the fang" or, if you're feeling brave, "eaten alive". much love!

[@ReMarkable1221]

Respectfully, Em actually jumped into 50's beef with Ja. 50 and Ja had beef on a street level.

[@jimmydemars8948]

Nas was definitely the best east coast rapper. I grew up lising to west coast gangsta rap but still have alot of respect for nas.

[@kbud03]

I love when your accent comes out. makes me smile :)

[@blopblop7311]

Pleeeeaaasssse check out “No Favors”. Really is an amazing song

[@kylemcgill2966]

*"The Game" had the best one.*

[@123froozen]

don't nobody want it with the white boy hahah, love that clip

[@favoriteofalltimefoat]

He told the absolute truth they all know this!!!

[@marvin3992]

Pretty much any song that Eminem featured is pure flames. Bang - Conway the Machine, Psychopath Killer - Slughterhouse, Medicine Man - Dr. Dre, Homicide - Logic, That's All She Wrote - T.I., No Favors - Big Sean, Best friend - Yellawolf, Calm Down - Busta Ryhmes, Renegade - Jay Z. There are way more, there's a reason they call Eminem the song stealer, he features your song it's usually not your song anymore.

[@Qiunell]

Please listen to Zeus by Em, lyrically a master work. Love your work bro keep it up keep grinding

[@robertcabrera4760]

I got Em, Nas, Busta, Black Star(Talib Kweli/MosDef), Pac, Biggie, KRS One, Rakim, Pun, and Jay-Z are my top ten....not in any order.

[@stormbreaker0064]

I feel like in any top 5 , it makes sense to just make NWA as a whole count as 1 since they were a group. One of the most influential groups in RAP, almost every member contributed to the true roots of gangster rap.

[@shawnbaker3245]

I love the content you're putting out. Since I've found your channel i have pretty much stopped watching other cats. Mostly because of how indepth you get in the music. Also because i grew up on east coast hip hop. On a side note can't forget Big L!!!

[@mikeoliver3254]

‘‘Em and 50 are two of the best in the game I’m glad they are good friends it makes the world a better place.

[@IndieSoda-oi5pe]

you know MrLboyd is from New York as soon as you hear him say, New York.

[@antonionuccio6637]

You my favorite bro love hearing your opinions

[@OnlyChudTTV]

Dont forget the Beasties Boys - they revolutionized Hip hop but 50 is right - Hip hop isn't own by nobody but the person that wants to harness it My first Rap Cassettes were "FatBoys" "Beasties Boys" Run DMC

[@philyerington1163]

Kid Cudi: he destroyed the shit! Lil Wayne: I already know. Lmao

[@smdiddy]

The way he lowered his head and ashes LOL!

[@b.balazs6301]

Just a suggestion for the next EM reaction: EMINEM - The Greatest (from the Kamikaze album) You'll need a couple of painkillers for sure. 😉

[@RobanLegendOfficial]

2:46 Totally fucking agreed!! Hip-hop be connecting Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) with LB. Hip-hop be rocking up towns Laced with LV Ain't necessary to roll In nice rimmed M3's And be blinging Hip-hop be bringing together emcees Y'all asking who that kid With a flow that's sick It's Flizzow And who's Malique On this Qumran tip Now follow We Too Phat Hip-hop be running thru our veins It gets us up in the morning Hip-hop keeps me sane Wherever you rapping It's embraced across the globe It's truly amazing How it gives people hope That beat is dope Y'all holla at the DJ Hip-hop is staying up at night To bid for kicks on e-bay This should be off the hizee Going make you move for shizze Blow up spots Getting crunk with Warren G'zee Now best believe KL got the world tuned in Joe Flizzow with my elements So let the party begin... Just a lil bit - Too Phat ft. Warren G. (Much appreciated if u can do react video on this 1. HipHop unite us, worldwide!)

[@lexithomas9694]

50 cent and Ja Rule were beefing and since Eminem signed 50 Eminem is the one who "inherited" the beef

[@rycer3j3c7]

I bought the slim shady lp when i was 13 at the little commissary store that was connected to the NATO building in Belgium. Blew my mind on a different avenue of hip hop

[@HitmanKingJay]

I grow up a block away where Eminem used to live and I grow up in the 90s and Eminem is from my hometown Detroit

[@Gabriel-gv1mx]

Can you please react to Rakim. He pioneered flow, introduced a poetic prowess and spiritual erudition. Listen to "Follow The Leader," "The 18th Letter," or- because you're a Nas fan- try Classic- collaboration of Nas, Rakim, KRS-ONE. Thank you.

[@sequoia1171]

One of my favorite albums ever is that Nas and Damian Marley album distant relatives. That shit was so God damn deep and tribal it was scary. Actually got to go see those guys supporting that album live on tour. Sooooo dope

[@muckiemarfe2782]

50 loyalty is beyond cents!

[@tom3p0]

Relapse is a guilty pleasure of an album.

[@kennithbernard6835]

@mrlboyd is legitimately the new reaction meta

[@kashrulez3283]

Man I love your videos, your reactions seems like the most serious and straight to the facts I've seen around, and most important you catch every message from the lyrics and share your toughts. Rap music is lucky to have such a genius as Eminem and it's cool to see these rappers give him the credit that he deserves. Its funny tough, cause my top 5 is Eminem, Notorious B.I.G. , Big L, Big Pun and Nas and I aint from NY😂 But honestly tough, the most Important rapper in history gotta be 2pac, that man was a lil bit over the rest cause he was more than a musician, he was a revolutionary, getting involved into deeper shit than just music fame and being a superstar. It's a shame what happened to BIG and Pac cause they was really good friends before the east vs west coast stupid shit. Lives gone because music and misunderstandings, NY loves LA and LA loves NY, same struggles same problems growing up in that era just different lifestyle and weather...but that's just how I see it, I am nobody to judge history. Hey, keep making these videos man, this stuff is good shit brother. 🔥💯

[@blopblop7311]

MrLboyd sir you need to dive back in cause Relapse is slept on big time. Recovery in MY opinion is one of the greatest hip hop albums period. Then recently Kamikaze, Music to be Murdered By, and Music to be Murdered Side B are all legendary in my opinion. So many crazy bar heavy tracks and all those albums, countless. Plus every feature is better than the last, he washes everyone and anyone he’s on the song with. ✌️❤️

[@corylyonsmusic]

"If you ain't Joyner...if you ain't Kendrick or Cole or Sean than you a goner."- Eminem

[@NYCmadeME]

From a fellow New Yorker to another I just want to say big up to you and much respect for all you do. Your reaction videos are solid and your knowledge of music shines through every time. “Word is bond G” ;). I’m a 44 yr old queens cat and see the hip hop very similar to you. Thanks and keep rising god. I got one request and I think you’d really love the group “CZARFACE” it’s Inspectah deck from the WU and Boston emcee Esoteric with Dj 7L. Consistently fire. They did a album with the great MF DOOM RIP entitled Metalface vs czarface. I guarantee you will enjoy it. Have a great day sir.

[@aquascapingforever808]

I love that you are open to Hip Hop from other countrys as well. I have seen some of your reactions to German artists. I'm born 1975 and I fell in love with Hip Hop through German rappers in the mid 90s but mostly was listening to a lot of Rock. 1999 was the year I really became a Hip Hop Head. Two artists made that happen. Eminem with his Slim Shady LP and the German Rapper Kool Savas with his debut. I can feel what you said about your hometown NY. Even though Savas lived in Berlin and I'm from Aachen. Savas was born and raised in Aachen and his first label "Put Da Needle To Da Records" was from Aachen. And Em is from D and Germany (Deutschland) has a D on their cars as nationality sign. So I'm from D as well in a way. LOL

[@johnnieclemons2921]

Eminem is on the top ten selling artists of all time. Out of Avery genre

[@djguidopolese]

Mr you should watch the Busta Rhymes interview where he explains the making of "Calm Down" 🔥🔥 so funny and interesting... True hip hop Lovers!

[@patrickwatts8143]

If you watch Detroit vs Everybody you should check out the live version too. The place goes crazy when Eminem comes out. I miss the 90s too and I was young also I was born in 95 but I remember enough to know I miss it

[@MrColtwayne]

The small group of GOATS. can't argue any one person as THE number 1 ... handfull of guys Biggie, Pak, Slim, Wayne, Jay, Dre, Cube ect .... They all have and had impact and carved it out to be what it is.

[@kennethslayor8177]

"You lose the word love when you say the word mine" ~ Love is a Rose, by Neil Young Every time someone says "Black Music" they lose the word love.

[@jasonrice9973]

I specifically, would like to see more of this type of content immediately

[@vladimirdodig6813]

For me top 5 1. M 1./2. Nas 3. Big L(i better see no confusion on this one) 4. Biggie 5. Pac

[@lunaflax]

From one Nas Stan to another. Back in 07 Nas had a concert in my little country. I had a fat joint in my pocket. The DJ wanted someone to toss a joint on to the stage. I did. Nas smoked it. Said it was strong, threw it on the stage floor. Fast forward to the end of the show. Me and my buddy stay behind. The DJ raps things up, picks up the joint. We tell him I threw it. He gives it back. I go out and smoke that shit. So I can acctually say. I have smoked the same joint as Nas :D

[@renej.morales5609]

Lil Wayne was talking to Kid Cudi during the podcast... Kid Cudi is my ALL TIME FAVORITE ARTIST!!!!.. is catalog is ridiculous!!

[@stephenvision]

Diversity of thought is very important 👍👍

[@AloneViibes]

That Lil Wayne Eminem interview is so worth watching yooo

[@datgirll.lexiii]

Old Eminem was so good I don’t rlly like his new songs but I love and obsessed with his old ones

[@TewkyTag]

I think the more the merrier. That sets the bar higher.

[@mandlenkositonisi8459]

It's kid Cudi adventure of the moon man..great song💯

[@andrisplatypus6617]

Hip-Hop as a culture started with many different ethnicities in New York State. Disco, Punk, Metal, Pop, Rock, and Rap all embraced each other. That’s how we got here today. The 4 Elements of Hip-Hop (as you all know): Graffiti, Breakin’, MCing, & DJing.

[@danielandersson7485]

0:47 Haha sometimes it's hard to detect if u r sarcastic or not. Loving it

[@geoffrobbins5303]

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! dif approach to this and i like it. however 50 did not jump into the em beef,,, it was 50's beef from day 1.

[@lucasgarcia8986]

SAME!! Im not from NY but NAS is without a doubt my favorite Rapper!!

[@JD-fb6rw]

The best Rapper is a matter of taste, rapping style, and what era you lived in. You can't go by album sales. In the beginning, you had to stay up at 2:00 am to listen to rap or go to the neighborhood house or block party. It's just an evolution of rap. I might not like some of the rappers today but it's this generation that chose their favorite group. When rap 1st came out, it was considered a novelty or it wouldn't last.

[@Montweezy]

Detroit vs Everybody is straight fire!!!!

[@nerdinparadise9666]

Agree 100%... that is a must review. Be prepared to spend some time cuz that review is gonna be lengthy!

[@danielalm957]

oh definately do Detroit vs everybody!

[@coreystevens6153]

If I’m not mistaken, Big Daddy Kane has a Netflix documentary coming out soon and it has Eminem in it.

[@wulaeofthetengu8336]

Eminem and Jay Z. The two most successful rappers alive rn

[@shashanksingh911]

Its been happening in everything people from different background come and do wonder.