The Game makes fun of Eminem’s new collab with CeeLo Green.
The Game has been taking shots at Eminem for the past few months, and the rapper continues throwing shades on his Social Media. Just the other day, Eminem linked up with CeeLo Green for a brand new collaboration “The King & I” which is produced by Dr. Dre. The track is off the soundtrack to the upcoming movie Elvis, which is a biopic of legendary Elvis Presley, and directed by Baz Luhrmann.
The Compton rapper shared the screenshot of the song on his IG story, and mocked the new track by the Detroit rapper. “Ayyyyyeee man!!! This who better than me??? [Laughing emojis],” the rapper wrote.
The Game reacts to Eminem’s new song. pic.twitter.com/bfTK0Hdf5w
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In a recent interview, The Game explained why he’s a better rapper than Shady. “I am a fan of Em like everybody else, like he’s not my favorite rapper,” he said. “I mean I personally think like Em has like, to be perfectly honest I feel like has two and a half three albums out of 11, that are really solid projects but So do I and beyond. So I mean what constitutes him being a better rapper than me If I got classic albums too.”
Eminem Raps That He “Stole Black Music” On New Song With CeeLo Green
He continued, “Eminem came in at a time where he was a white rapper and we all know about white privilege, I mean so it exists in hip-hop as well, especially at the time when Em came in, he was the best white rapper in the world. So I’m not saying that Em is not one of the great rappers but so am I but he’s not better than me.”
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Stevie Nicks, Kacey Musgraves, Maneskin, Jack White, Tame Impala, Jazmine Sullivan, Gary Clark Jr., and Doja Cat, whose vibrant “Vegas” was previously released as the soundtrack’s first single, will all contribute to the soundtrack for the upcoming Baz Luhrmann-directed biopic about Elvis Presley, starring Austin Butler. Big Mama Thornton’s foundational rock & roll track “Hound Dog,” which was subsequently notably covered by Elvis Presley, is interpolated in the track.
The Game is prepping the release of the highly anticipated new album “DRILLMATIC – Mind vs. Heart”, which is all set to drop next month with production from Hit-Boy.
Check out Eminem’s new track below.
