re: Eminem - KillShot (MGK diss)

I believe this was proven to be fake.

It's sort of funny how Charlemagne even has to acknowledge liking Rap Devil more than Killshot puts him in the minority.

MGK trying to act like Killshot doesn't respond to facts is also funny. Killshot is one of the most direct responses ever, regardless about how you feel about its quality. Eminem directly addresses Rap Devil in just about every line.

There were a lot of ridiculous moments. Trying to prop his sales up by claiming Bad Things, Till I Die and Wildboys were multiplatinum. Off streaming singles or something?

It just looks sad. By his age, Eminem had My Name Is, The Real Slim Shady and Stan by MGK's age and MGK is talking up Till I Die? He needs to stick to arguing Eminem has fallen off and he's coming up, because he loses every measurable comparison.

I like it. Eminem makes better music when angry and motivated.

Com8ng from a 50+ yr. old white male who hates rap, but listening to both for the first time after reading the lyrics to both....Rap Devil was a better song (flows better, more catchy in a “pop” sense, but Killshot is superior lyrically.

First time I ever heard of Eminem was while watching a Spring Break thing on MTV, and he was singing Slim Shady while his pants fell off. He was trying to pull them back up with one hand while he held the mic in the other. My only thought was, “Look at this fuqing retard. WTF is this shite???” My oldest kid was a young teen around then, and heand all his friends all got buzz cuts and listened to Eminem constantly. As an old ‘80s metalhead, I literally thought Eminem was singlehandedly responsible for the decline of Western civilization.

I think it was around the time of Stan that I read a couple articles, read some of his lyrics, and realized that the guy was a fricking musical genius. And I don’t toss that term around haphazardly. Loved 8 Mile as well. Never listened to him other than when he came on the radio, but recognized his greatness all these years. Then he came out with that lame arse anti-Trump shite. From that point on I’ll recognize his as nothing but a raging douchebag. Shite like that saddens me.

They did find out who mgk was, then listened to his binge ep he just dropped and probably will never listen to the guy again, he had his chance to really gain some momentum and it was a huge flop

Granted I've only watched the one video but I don't understand why MGK is famous. There was no flow, no tone or inflection, no complex rhyming patterns, no wordplay. Nothing special about his voice. Just straightforward couplets lazily mumbled. I could do this. My mom could do this. The random rapper on the street is WAY better. It was hard to finish the video because it was so fricking boring. I don't get it