Video: Eminem, Slaughterhouse & Yelawolf Perform 2.0 Boys Live
Eminem joined Slaughterhouse and Yelawolf to perform 2.0 Boys for the first time live in Detroit.
Read the full Eminem 2.0 Boys Lyrics here.
Concerts Are My Addiction
Everyone is addicted to something. Whether you admit it or not, there is something in your life that you choose to use, do, or watch at an excessive amount. This could be good or bad obviously depending on what it is. For example, if you’re addicted to sunflower seeds then it’s obviously much better than being addicted to cigarettes. I know, thank you captain obvious. I say that to say this: I am addicted to concerts. Read more
Behind The Scenes: Eminem & Yelawolf Vibe Photoshoot
Eminem & Yelawolf are gracing the latest issue of Vibe Magazine. Here’s footage of their cover shoot at an abandoned car plant in Detroit. Issue hits newsstands December 6.
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Eminem & Yelawolf Cover Vibe
Eminem and Yelawolf pose for the cover of Vibe Magazine’s December issue, hitting newsstands December 6th. A T.I. cover is also on the way. Read an excerpt from Vibe’s joint interview with Em and Yela below.
Eminem, what advice do you offer, if any, on being scrutinized for being a white rapper. Do you guys ever talk about race in that way?
Eminem: We make jokes about it, but I don’t think we talk about it in depth. As I was listening to his music, I am not even thinking about any of that shit. It’s just the music. That’s one of the things that’s great about it. I’m not even thinking about it when I hear the music.
Yelawolf ft. Eminem & Gangsta Boo – Throw It Up Lyrics
Yelawolf ft. Eminem & Gangsta Boo – Throw It Up. Lyrics included below.
“Me an’ Yelawolf tear the roof off this muthaf-cka”
Off Yelawolf’s upcoming album Radioactive. Courtesy of Fader. Produced by WillPower.
Read the full Yelawolf ft. Eminem Throw It Up Lyrics after the jump.
Eminem & Lil Wayne GQ Cover
Eminem, Lil Wayne, and Rolling Stone member Keith Richards land on the cover of GQ’s God’s Of Rock issue. GQ will also highlight 43 other God’s Of Rock in their November issue hitting newsstands October 25th. Hit the jump to watch a video of the photoshoot.
Happy Birthday Eminem: His Top Ten Songs
On this day in 1972, a man was born. A man that would go on to change my life in many ways. He changed hip-hop and arguably the entertainment business as a whole. He reminded us that we do have a first amendment. He told us what his name was when he first bursted into the scene and it’s a name we’ll never forget. We’ve all stood up with him, helped him clean out his closet, sang for the moment, lost ourselves, and helped him recover. Happy birthday to Marshall Bruce Mathers III. From “Infinite” to “Hell: The Sequel” this is your day.
With that being said I figured in order to do this day justice, we can reminisce and touch up on what I believe to be his top ten songs. Read more
Behind The Scenes: Shady Records Cypher 2011
You all saw the cypher which aired last night. Now check out the behind the scenes footage of the Shady 2.0 cypher featuring Eminem, Slaughterhouse and Yelawolf.
Slaughterhouse speak on their upcoming album which is 60/70% done and they also mentioned that they didn’t here eachothers verses before doing the cypher.
Also, check out the Shady Cypher Lyrics transcribed by MikeDaSilva and myself.
Video: Shady 2.0 BET Hip-Hop Cypher (Lyrics)
Shady 2.0 BET Hip-Hop Cypher. Lyrics included below.
Shady Records 2.0 took to the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards to perform their highly anticipated cypher. Features Eminem, Joe Budden, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz, Royce Da 5’9″ and Yelawolf.
Read the full Shady 2.0 BET Hip-Hop Cypher Lyrics with audio after the jump.
Shady Records BET Hip-Hop Cypher Lyrics
Looking Back: Most Memorable Moments Involving Hip Hop in my Life
Ever since I started writing for KillerHipHop I’ve come to notice quite a few things about our readers. All positive qualities that makes doing this job so fun. For one, all the comments I receive or any of us receive on our posts are very passionate. Shows that not only do we have a strong fan base, but a caring one also. Also, points that are made are usually backed up with their point of view and shows how knowledgeable they are. Finally, I’m a huge fan of the debates you all have between each other. It’s awesome to read, and to see that I’m not the only person who loves to argue and debate for entertainment.
With that being said, I started to think back to when my first time was that I was comfortable enough to argue my points. What got me into hip hop, and what was it that took it to the next level that hip hop became a passion of mine? With that being said I came up with a Top Ten list of my most memorable moments involving hip hop in my life. Everyone has their own, here is mine. Read more
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