Benzino Publicizes Eminem Utilizing N-Phrase Montage Forward Of “Rap Elvis” Video

Benzino fired again at Eminem’s “Doomsday Pt. 2” music video with a flurry of Instagram posts. The Boston-bred rapper attacked Eminem by displaying a number of cases of Slim Shady utilizing the n-word prior to now.

“All through historical past you all the time had some black individuals who will consistently make excuses for racist white individuals,” Benzino wrote. “There’ll all the time be somebody of coloration who thinks that is okay and it’s unhappy.”

Benzino teased the discharge of his “Rap Elvis” music video, calling it the loss of life knell for Eminem’s profession. The self-proclaimed Eminem slayer mentioned the diss monitor’s visuals will blow individuals’s minds.

“Oh y’all’s minds will probably be [mind blown emoji] once you see this,” Benzino wrote. “I already [coffin emoji] him with [‘Rap Elvis’] so once I drop the video he’s completely [headstone emoji] RIP.”

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Eminem’s “Doomsday Pt. 2” video dropped on Wednesday (March 13). The video featured cameos by Massive Sean, J.I.D, Denzel Curry, BabyTron, Cordae, Swae Lee and Teezo Landing.

Earlier this 12 months, Benzino referred to as out Eminem for not serving to Detroit artists. The previous co-owner of The Supply took credit score for Massive Sean, who’s labored with Eminem earlier than, and BabyTron showing within the “Doomsday Pt. 2” video. The opposite artists weren’t from Detroit.

“If it took me for Skittles to crew up with and placed on them dope younger artists in Detroit then I did effectively,” Benzino wrote.

Benzino additionally accused Eminem of getting cosmetic surgery.

“He lastly responded!” Benzino wrote. “can somebody inform me what within the cosmetic surgery occurred to his face?? He seems like a waking corpse. Nah…this ain’t it. RAP ELVIS DESTROYED @eminem.”

Eminem dissed Benzino on “Doomsday Pt. 2,” which dropped in January. The tune appeared on Lyrical Lemonade’s All Is Yellow compilation. Benzino responded along with his “Vulturius” and “Rap Elvis” diss tracks, persevering with a beef that began greater than 20 years in the past.

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