Eminem, known for his hard-hitting lyrics and provocative style, has sparked a wave of discussion with his latest freestyle performance in LA. In a video circulating online, Eminem can be seen delivering intense rhymes alongside fellow artists N9 and 50, addressing various societal issues with unapologetic candor.

The freestyle kicks off with Eminem’s trademark flow, showcasing his lyrical prowess as he paints vivid pictures of urban life. With gritty imagery, he delves into themes of poverty, homelessness, and disillusionment, delivering biting critiques of societal norms and personal struggles.

One of the most striking moments comes when Eminem confronts the listener with stark realities, juxtaposing wealth and destitution in a poignant commentary on inequality. He challenges societal perceptions and expectations, urging listeners to confront uncomfortable truths about privilege and opportunity.

However, it’s not just social commentary that Eminem brings to the table. His rapid-fire delivery and clever wordplay keep audiences engaged from start to finish. Lines like “I read your thought like I’m Xavier” showcase his ability to weave pop culture references into his rhymes, adding depth and resonance to his message.

Yet, Eminem doesn’t shy away from controversy. Throughout the freestyle, he fearlessly tackles sensitive topics, from healthcare disparities to racial tensions, sparking both admiration and debate among listeners.

As the video continues to gain traction online, reactions to Eminem’s performance have been mixed. Some applaud his raw honesty and artistic bravery, while others criticize his confrontational approach and choice of subject matter.

Benzino has recently flown to Detroit to flim the music video of “Rap Elvis” in Eminem’s “Mom’s Spaghetti” restaurant. In the videos that surfaced online, Zino appears to be tasting spaghetti and then throwing it away in front of the restaurant. He also picked the signage board and put it into his car. Then he entered into the museum acted silly in front of iconic Eminem collectibles.

While nobody from Shady camp has made any comment about it, Detroit’s own Lazarus speaks up.

Pakistani descent Detroit rapper and doctor has just shared off the dome freestyle, dissing Benzino over the instrumental of NAS’ iconic “Ether” diss-track towards JAY-Z. Lazarus checks Zino for coming to Detroit and disrespecting the city for acting like a fool in the restaurant.