Busta Rhymes Says Rappers Fear Having Eminem On Their Songs

Back when Nas and Jay-Z were beefing a decade ago, Nas hit Jay with this line- "Eminem murdered you on your own song." The song he was refering to is Renegade, a track off Jay's The Blueprint (2002) album. That line brought a lot of people to realization that Eminem can be a beast on a track. Not like I personally feel his lyrics beat Jay flawless on that song, but you have to know that Eminem's best weapon has always been his ridiculous flow/delivery, and that's what gave him an uperhand on the song with Jay, and with every other rapper he gets on a track with. But ofcos if you listened to the Bad Meets Evil album, you would notice that Royce Da 5'9 stood his ground on every song with Eminen on that EP.  That's cos Royce is "Bad" on the mic...his delivery is just as malicious as Eminem's.






In a recent interview, Busta Rhymes who is another monster on the mic spoke on how a lot of rappers shy away from having Eminem, or Nas or Jay-Z on their songs because they might get murdered on their own tracks...so they keep to the same set of rappers they are comfortable with on every other track.

"There's one of two reasons to me why the same people appear on every song: one reason is either they're just the hottest dudes, and the other reason is . . . [Long pause] It's interesting to me that Eminem isn't on a lot of people's sh*t. It's interesting to me that Nas isn't on a lot of people's sh*t. It's interesting to me that Jay-Z isn't on a lot of people's sh*t. A lot of the very dangerously lyrical motherf*ckers. I think there's a fear factor that plays a role, because sometimes you really don't know if you're going to be happy with what you asked for - especially if you might get your a** whooped on your own f*cking record!" (Rolling Stone)