The Game has done it again. He has us talking about him, but evoking the name of Eminem to get us there. Now, he has done said the unthinkable: that he is a better rapper than Eminem.
That is all a matter of opinion and really has no bearing on anybody’s reality at this point.
But he basically nobody listens to Eminem anywhere other than like in their house.
“When have you ever heard Eminem in a club? When have you ever heard it in the locker room? And I’m not taking away from that, I don’t hear Eminem in the streets. I just don’t. It’s not saying he can’t rap. The skillset is there. I’m just the better rapper. I just haven’t been given the light he’s been giving.”
However we should know that The Game has an album coming and that is probably a large reason why he is making these statements. But lets just think about this for just for a minute: When is the last time you heard Eminem in the club?
This is also Eminem:
The Compton rapper clearly has the confidence to be one of the greats, and whether or not he is a better rapper than Eminem is really just how you feel about Hip Hop. You know what they say about dBut, wanting to battle Eminem is like wanting to battle Mike Tyson at this time in his career. Both guys are clearly greats in at their prime they were unstoppable. Now? What would it mean to beat an Eminem in a battle. I do not think a Verzuz battle serves either well, but do you think The Game could do battle song-for-song with Em?
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Anyway, he didn’t stop there. He went back to social media to continue to defend his claim because the way the Internet works, people talk back.
“When y’all say Eminem is better and all that, I see it, I see it. I feel you. And you know what? If you feel like Eminem is better than me, that’s your opinion. But it’s a lot of people that feel like I’m better than Eminem, and that’s they opinion. Me personally?
“Is Eminem better than me? Nah, he not, bro. And I think the best way to see if he is or if I am is let’s rap about it. Let’s get up. Let’s get in the studio. Let’s rap about it. Let’s do something. Let’s put something out. Let’s see ’cause that’s what this s### is, bro. It’s rap.”
All of this stems from an interview with podcast All The Smoke from Showtime earlier in the month. Can you believe it slow cooked its way back into the headlines?
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