The Game Releases 10-Minute Eminem Diss Track That's Complete and Utter Nonsense

The Game has a thing or 12 on his mind on the ballsy 10-infinitesimal diss runway "The Black Slim Shady." And, every bit you might have guessed from the title of the Hit-Male child-produced track from Game's new album, Drillmatic: Middle vs. Mind, most of the things he's ruminating about announced to be Marshall Mathers-related.

The Compton MC is relentless on the song that uses a skit with an Uber driver as the frame for a drive around Detroit that takes the pair "somewhere nearly viii Mile," with Game discovering that the human being backside the bike is none other than the blood brother of "Stan," who famously dies on Eminem's classic 2000 obsessed-fan saga "Stan."

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Earlier that, though, Game is relentless in his pursuit of taking shots at Eminem, with stops forth the way to throw haymakers at one-time mentor/producer Dr. Dre, as well as mentions of Marshall'south daughter Hailie and anyone else who gets in his way.

"I killed Dr. Dre in my basement last night/ I was wasted final dark, I went ape southward–t last night," Game raps over the bounciness track co-produced by Large Duke and Brian Male monarch Joseph. "Chopped his body up, and forget where I placed it terminal nighttime," he adds earlier joking about losing his sense of sense of taste and smell and grabbing Omarion and Dr. Anthony Fauci for a trip to a strip club.

The tertiary poetry finds Game dropping references to Em's group D-12, every bit well as his longtime partner in rap, Royce da v'nine″, on such lines every bit "With the vocalization that defied rhymes volition force the blind center/ To meet that I was in the white Rolls Royce with five .9'south/ When y'all was pretendin' to exist the white Royce da 5'nine″/ I just crossed a fine line/ Might just force the white guy to call D12 so he tin exist the pork they grind, swine/ And the biggest rapper in Detroit, that honour is Sean Don," he states.

"So ficky-ficky Slim Shady, please, stand up upwards/ Shoot the fade with me, I'd love to put these hands up/ I could .xl Glock you, unarmed/ Drib the globe on your head with one arm," Game continues earlier making it super personal, taking a shot at Marshall'southward' vaunted place on the MC G.O.A.T. list. " Dear Slim, Hailie's with me and she's unharmed for now (Dad, I'm really scared)/ These are the deepest secrets, I keep and I be on defense … You are not, summit five, in mine, B.I.One thousand or Pac eyes/ No André, no Nas, end tellin' white lies/ Sniff a white line, this the right time."

To be fair, on the span the always outspoken Game offers up, "I'chiliad crazy/ I'one thousand crazy/ I'm non Mr. Prissy Guy/ Dre know/ I'm crazy/ Style to f–kin' go." The onslaught, however, continues in the fourth verse, when Game takes on his former label and its former dominate (Jimmy Iovine) and long-estranged rhyme cohort 50 Cent before tripling-downwardly on Marshall.

"You washed pissed off Jimmy, Universal, and Interscope/ Know, I got Jimmy, Slim, 50, and Universal in a scope/ ('Crusade I'1000 shady) shadier than him/ (I'g crazy) crazier than Kim/ And then when the Bat Signal goes up in the clouds in a higher place the buildings/ I hope you lot live long plenty to see heroes plow into villains/ Oh, you retrieve I'm a Joker? Well, riddle me this/ You beloved your mother?" he raps before making a few references to some classic Eminem tracks.

"Well, I'm cleanin' out your cupboard for you and your half-brother/ And I told you when I was in Detroit, I wanna get to viii Mile/ 'Cause when I was little to get some M&Ms, I had to walk eight miles/ Merely you wouldn't leave the studio, your life is on loop/ That's why I'm doggy in style, 'cause n—as rather bump Snoop," Game adds before taking another swing at the reclusive Dre. "Hello? Hel fifty o?/ Pagin' Dr. Dre?/ He own't got a lot to say/ But since Curtis [l Cent] always practise, allow him write the rhymes for you."

The avalanche of disdain appears to make a stop at Em's sartorial sense ("the sweatpants, the dad hat, do-rag and no jewelry") and skin-intendance regimen ("did you re-dye your beard or get another confront lift or do shrooms in your mom'southward basement") earlier going out on i more than haymaker. "Mr. Shady, don't be shady/ Pick that pen upward, don't be lazy/ Recollect Dre and become that Dre beat/ Jump off stage if s–t get crazy," Game whisper-raps in the current of air-down to the song that is just the latest provocation in a months-long series of shots the Compton MC has taken at Em, including dubbing him an overrated MC in March.

At press time, it did non appear that Eminem had responded to the track.

The bulky 31-rail, nearly ii-hour album includes features from Kanye Westward, Big Sean, Roddy Ricch, YoungBoy NBA, Meek Manufactory, MoneyBagg Yo, A$AP Rocky and a posthumous verse from Nipsey Hussle.

Listen to "The Black Slim Shady" below.