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Music Who Is EZ Mil? The Rapper That Eminem & Dr. Dre Just Signed Ez Mil is the only rapper to sign with Shady, Aftermath, and Interscope since 50 Cent joined both labels in 2002. By Wyatt Westlake July 31, 2023
Reviews Eminem "Revival" Review How does Eminem's "Revival" fare within his discography? By Mitch Findlay December 20, 2017
Music Eminem Signs Westside Gunn & Conway To Shady Records Shady announces a new distribution deal with Buffalo's Griselda Records. By Danny Schwartz March 03, 2017
Music Shady 2.0 Cypher: Ranking Each Verse From Worst To Best Today, we are revisiting one of hip hop's most iconic cyphers, showcasing a roster of elite lyricists. By Wyatt Westlake March 01, 2024
Music What Is Eminem’s Best-Selling Album? Explore the success of "The Eminem Show," dissecting sales, singles, and cultural influence. By Axl Banks November 12, 2023
News Stream Eminem's Surprise Album "Kamikaze" Eminem drops off a surprise album called "Kamikaze" featuring Royce Da 5'9, Joyner Lucas & Jessie Reyez. By Kevin Goddard August 31, 2018
Reviews Yelawolf "Trial By Fire" Review Yelawolf returns from self-exile and drops a genre-bending LP. By Karlton Jahmal November 04, 2017
Original Content 50 Cent's "The Massacre" Is Almost Diamond But Still Underrated Today marks the fifteenth birthday of 50 Cent's best-selling classic "The Massacre," an album forever cast in the shadow of its predecessor. By Mitch Findlay March 03, 2020
News We All Die One Day [Throwback] Shady records at their peak. By Mitch Findlay July 06, 2017
Music Eminem's Shady Records: A Complete History Part 3 We continue to look at the complete history of Eminem’s Shady Records, spanning from 2019 to the present. By Wyatt Westlake July 28, 2023
Music Joe Budden Told Slaughterhouse To Replace Him & Talks Leaving The Group He can't stand the hierarchy of labels. By Erika Marie October 15, 2019
Reviews Westside Gunn "Pray For Paris" Review Westside Gunn's unique brand of artistry arrives in full splendor on the opulent and brutally violent "Pray For Paris." By Mitch Findlay April 23, 2020