Last night Eminem unleashed the remix to his Music to Be Murdered By: Side B cut “Killer.” The remix finds Eminem embracing two rappers from the younger generation he’s never worked with before, Cordae and Jack Harlow. Still, the highlight might be Eminem’s verse when he confirms that he and Snoop Dogg are on good terms again.
The two veteran rappers found themselves in an unexpected feud earlier this year. It all started last July when Snoop Dogg dismissed the idea of Em’s music belonging in his all-time Top 10. Em responded to Snoop’s comments on Music to Be Murdered By: Side B cut “Zeus,” and Snoop responded to the song saying “pray I don’t answer that soft a-s sh-t.”
Since then, cooler heads prevailed, and Snoop said he had no problem with Em. The Detroit rapper confirmed as much on his new song:
Just called Snoop and I talked to him, we all cool
Dre, me and the Dogg good, Doc, we got you
Earlier in his verse, Em references the death of Proof, as well as an infamous lawsuit his mother once brought against him:
Only L that I ever took is when I lost Proof (Yeah)
Only time that I ever got served is that lawsuit when Ma sued (What?)
But, b-tch, get out of pocket and I might accost you
Meanwhile, on Jack Harlow’s verse, he refers to Eminem as his idol:
I’m on a song with my idol
I’m a cold-blooded version of the song title
I put these diamonds in the ring like they was Shawn Michaels
In the past, Harlow has defended Em and said he doesn’t like how the new generation often slanders him.
Finally, Cordae teases his next album on his verse:
I manifest nothing less than the best outcome
Just watch my moves with this next album
Cordae released his four-track EP Just Until… last month. His sophomore album is expected later this year.
Read all the lyrics to Eminem’s “Killer (Remix)” with Corade and Jack Harlow on Genius now.
