Benzino has addressed his tearful look on Drink Champs the place he mentioned his feud with Eminem.
In an Instagram publish, the previous writer of The Supply journal acknowledged crying on the present and posted a picture titled “the explanation why crying is nice.”
He wrote within the caption: “I had a lot constructed up anger, frustration and evil constructed up inside me…….Ngl, minus the alcohol….I wanted that shit…..it actually helped.”
Benzino additionally shared a publish from a buddy that mentioned: “I see lots of people laughing at Benzino crying, I don’t discover that humorous in any respect. I seen killers get emotional and begin breaking down in tears.
“Crying don’t make you weak, crying is only a human emotion, don’t ever get it twisted, a n-gga will cry proper earlier than he push ya shit again.”
Throughout his look on N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN’s podcast this previous weekend, a clearly intoxicated Benzino started to get visibly emotional when discussing his points with Eminem.
“I don’t don’t have anything in opposition to Eminem,” he admitted. “He can rap however I care about us extra. I don’t wish to discuss it no extra. My daughter got here into this business figuring, ‘I gotta be cool with Eminem as a result of all people is in opposition to my dad.’”
He continued: “I don’t hate Eminem. I don’t know him to hate him. I don’t hate white individuals. I’m uninterested in this shit, man. It’s simply an excessive amount of. I don’t wish to be the dangerous man. […] Eminem ain’t no dangerous particular person. He belongs in Hip Hop. It’s an enormous racist drawback in America proper now and Eminem might in all probability cease half of it.”
Eminem lately rekindled their decades-old beef on the tune “Doomsday Pt. 2,” mocked Benzino’s monetary woes and bodily stature.
Benzino Angrily Responds To ‘Neck’ Jokes After Eminem Diss
Over a pattern of his traditional hit “Function Mannequin,” he rapped: “Now I bought a riddle, one situation, you mustn’t chortle/ What’s the reverse of Benzino? A giraffe/ ‘Go at his neck,’ how the fuck is that?/ How can I’m going at somethin’ he doesn’t have?”
“Arms so quick he can’t even contact his fingers/ After they’re up above his head doin’ jumpin’ jacks/ Sorry, I don’t imply to upset you, Ben/ Once I discuss all of the debt you in/ I hear that you just been creepin’ on the low/ In them low-cost accommodations, that they catch you in.”
Benzino later fired again with two diss songs of his personal, “Vulturious” and “Rap Elvis.”
