It’s normal, public eyes and domains shoots different reputations. But what’s hip-hop without drama being played. Maybe am coming from direction you don’t really understand what am saying but the heck is that Music To Be Murdered By Side B (Deluxe Edition) has been getting slew of reactions since light.

Eminem dropped Music To Be Murdered By in January. Actually his eleventh studio body of work gain weight through Billboard No. 1 yet again Side B added 16 tracks to that formal version of MTBMB.

The deluxe edition is amazing. Stans believes the Detroit rapper can’t let them down. Literally, Eminem has done something that’s more appreciating to his fanbase. Well, MTBMB might be highly praised with intensity and love it or loath detective folks are nagging.

Like Eminem is overdoing this name-dropping. Check out lengthy post on XXLMAG, it shows hip-hop names Eminem gave notoriety lately following MTBMB Side B. About 38 rappers mentioned on Eminem’s Music To Be Murdered By (Side B).

The edition name-dropped rappers from 1980s to 1990s mostly on songs like Zeus, Alfred, Higher, Discombobulated, Tone Def, Book of Rhymes, These Demons, specially on Favorite B**ch.

Listening to Eminem’s Favorite Bitch then it’s well known that he just pay homage to 2pac, Doctor Dre, 50 Cent, Ed Lover, Flavor Flav, Denaun Porter, Lil Wayne, J. Cole, Eric B, Nas, and Kurtis Blow.

Stream the deluxe edition below then those mentioned rappers above are definitely the good side of MTBMB Side B while rappers like Tekashi, Snoop Dogg, Machine Gun Kelly, Drake, Chance The Rapper, Future, Migos, Black Thought were the bad Zeus song.

Over the last few years, Em’s made a habit of name-dropping rappers on his new albums, whether it’s for the sake of playfully spitting vemon or to paying tribute to his idol, source said.