RealTalkNY's: Murdered You On Your Own **** II

Jay-Z's 2001 album, The BluePrint, is home to a gem of a track called "Renegade". By far one of the most impressive songs from the album, it also features none other than Mr. Slim Shady himself, Eminem.

On the track, the Detroit emcee all but held his own against Jay, matching him bar for bar. Hip-hop enthusiasts have long argued that Em murked Jay on his own ****. Today is the day we put this discussion to rest.

http://realtalkny.rawkus.com/2008/01/topic/artists/jay-z/murdered-you-on-your-own-sht-ii/

I still think it was pretty even, Em a little better but not murdering Jay. Just because Nas said "Eminem murdered you on your own ****" on Ether everyone likes to jump all over that and act like it's truth.... but Nas is the same dude who said "compared to Beans you wack" talking about Jay too:?Orlando_Magic

Either way, I still think Em destroyed him now (provided that the bias is gone).

Em. No doubt.

It was neck and neck to me, Em's flow was better than Jay's though. I don't understand why Eminem is so good on guest appearances but sounds like a kid shooting up a high school when doing a song by himself:|Black-Demon

I'm totally with you. It's hard for me to get through an Eminem album, but I love when he drops verses on other songs even though it has not been much.

[QUOTE="Black-Demon"]It was neck and neck to me, Em's flow was better than Jay's though. I don't understand why Eminem is so good on guest appearances but sounds like a kid shooting up a high school when doing a song by himself:|Improbus

I'm totally with you. It's hard for me to get through an Eminem album, but I love when he drops verses on other songs even though it has not been much.

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[QUOTE="Black-Demon"]It was neck and neck to me, Em's flow was better than Jay's though. I don't understand why Eminem is so good on guest appearances but sounds like a kid shooting up a high school when doing a song by himself:|nism0sigma

I'm totally with you. It's hard for me to get through an Eminem album, but I love when he drops verses on other songs even though it has not been much.

Even though I'm biased because Jay is one of my favourite rappers ever but he got BODIED on that song. Royce's verse destroyed both Em and Jay btw.

Eminem for me. He just had a better flow and put a lotta emotion into that joint. I'll hand it to Jay though for delivering a legit verse, he did spit some real talk. What's that one line LM always quotes? "What do you listen to music or skim through it" or something.iHeartCali