Who is Eminem's fav rapper?

Eminem has multiple favorite rappers, often citing Redman (calling him his favorite in "'Till I Collapse"), 2Pac, Jay-Z, Biggie, Andre 3000, and Nas as all-time greats, but he also frequently praises LL Cool J as a major influence and favorite. While Redman often tops his lists for influence and skill, he considers many artists as top-tier, highlighting their lyrical abilities and impact on hip-hop.


Who is Eminem's favorite rapper?

Eminem doesn't have one single "favorite" but consistently names Redman, LL Cool J, 2Pac, and Royce da 5'9" among his all-time greatest, often highlighting Redman as a top choice and major influence, alongside others like Nas, Biggie, and Kool G Rap, as shown in his various lists and interviews.
 

Who is Eminem's rap idols?

Eminem has cited several MCs as influencing his rapping style, including Kool G Rap, Masta Ace, Big Daddy Kane, Tupac Shakur, Newcleus, Ice-T, Mantronix, Melle Mel (on "The Message"), LL Cool J, Beastie Boys, Run-D.M.C., Rakim, and Boogie Down Productions.


Does Eminem like Kendrick Lamar?

Yes, Eminem has immense respect and admiration for {!nav}Kendrick Lamar, calling him a "top-tier lyricist of all time," praising his chameleon-like versatility, and viewing him as a motivating force in hip-hop, even referencing him as a peer in his own music. He sees Kendrick as a dangerous, elite rapper, someone who forces others (like himself) to bring their best bars when collaborating or competing. 

What rapper does Eminem respect the most?

“It goes Reggie (Redman aka Reggie Noble), Jay-Z, 2 Pac, and Biggie, Andre from Outkast (Andre 3000), Jada (Jadakiss), Kurupt, Nas, and then me.” He's also expressed that he's a fan of LL Cool J. This is why I side-eye certain metal-heads who only like Eminem when it comes to rap.


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What rappers like Eminem?

Rappers similar to Eminem often share his technical skill, storytelling, aggressive delivery, or connection to Detroit/Dr. Dre, with top recommendations including Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Nas, Jay-Z, D12, Royce da 5'9", 50 Cent, Tech N9ne, Hopsin, Yelawolf, and NF, focusing on lyrical complexity, dark themes, or intense flow like Eminem. For those who enjoy his classic style, artists like Biggie, 2Pac, Wu-Tang Clan, and Rakim are great starting points, while newer lyrical talents include Lupe Fiasco, Black Thought, and BROCKHAMPTON. 

Who is Eminem's biggest enemy?

Eminem's biggest rivals often cited are Benzino, stemming from a highly publicized feud involving The Source magazine and cultural appropriation claims; Ja Rule, linked to the 50 Cent conflict; and Machine Gun Kelly (MGK), a more recent, intense battle that generated significant online attention, though some argue Eminem lacked a true equal opponent, with Canibus and Everlast also being significant early rivals.
 

Is Eminem friends with Drake?

Yes, Eminem and Drake have a respectful relationship, not a close friendship, but Eminem has publicly stated Drake will always be in his "good graces" due to a significant, unforgettable favor Drake did for one of Eminem's daughters, ensuring he wouldn't diss Drake in rap battles. While they've collaborated on "Forever" and shared stage moments, their connection is built more on personal gratitude than typical camaraderie, with Eminem praising Drake as a person but often differentiating his artistry. 


Who is Drake's favourite rapper?

Drake doesn't have one single "favorite," but often cites The Notorious B.I.G., JAY-Z, Lil Wayne, Andre 3000, and Kanye West as major influences and artists he admires, naming them in various lists and interviews over the years as his top inspirations and all-time greats. He has publicly expressed immense respect for Kanye West as his "favorite artist" and acknowledges Biggie and Wayne as foundational influences. 

Who is the #1 fastest rapper?

There's no single #1, but Twista (Guinness World Record holder for syllables/second in the '90s) and Eminem (Guinness World Record holder for fastest rap in a No. 1 single with "Godzilla") are consistently named the fastest, with Twista known for sheer syllable speed and Eminem for complex verses in hit songs. Other contenders include Rebel XD, Tonedeff, and Tech N9ne, though measurements vary.
 

Who raps like Eminem?

Rappers similar to Eminem often share his technical skill, storytelling, aggressive delivery, or connection to Detroit/Dr. Dre, with top recommendations including Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Nas, Jay-Z, D12, Royce da 5'9", 50 Cent, Tech N9ne, Hopsin, Yelawolf, and NF, focusing on lyrical complexity, dark themes, or intense flow like Eminem. For those who enjoy his classic style, artists like Biggie, 2Pac, Wu-Tang Clan, and Rakim are great starting points, while newer lyrical talents include Lupe Fiasco, Black Thought, and BROCKHAMPTON. 


Who is bigger, Drake or Eminem?

It's a close call with different metrics, but Eminem is generally considered bigger in overall album sales and legacy, being one of the best-selling artists ever, while Drake often leads in current streams, single success, and overall digital footprint, making him arguably bigger in the modern streaming era, though Eminem has also joined the massive stream milestones recently. Both are titans, with Eminem dominating physical sales and Drake ruling streaming.
 

Who does Eminem think the best rapper is?

Eminem doesn't name a single greatest rapper but lists several as equals, including 2Pac, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Biggie, Redman, Royce da 5'9", Kool G Rap, Treach, and Kxng Crooked, plus honorable mentions like Nas, Kendrick Lamar, and Andre 3000, often calling 2Pac the greatest songwriter ever. He emphasizes these are in no specific order and has also highlighted influences like LL Cool J and Big Daddy Kane.
 

Who is Snoop Dogg's favorite rapper?

Snoop Dogg doesn't have one single "favorite," but frequently names Slick Rick as a top influence and favorite storyteller, often placing him in his top 3 with Ice Cube and himself. He also reveres legends like 2Pac (calling him the GOAT at times) and earlier pioneers such as Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, KRS-One, and LL Cool J, emphasizing respect for OGs over newer artists in his rankings. 


Who is Eminem's favorite team?

Eminem is a massive fan of his hometown teams, primarily the Detroit Lions (NFL), but also supports the Detroit Pistons (NBA) and has invested in bringing a WNBA team to Detroit, showing deep loyalty to Motor City sports. While he's a devoted Lions fan, he once admitted to also liking the Dallas Cowboys when the Lions were consistently bad as a kid, though his main allegiance remains with Detroit. 

What does Kendrick Lamar think of Eminem?

Kendrick Lamar holds Eminem in extremely high regard, viewing him as a major influence and one of the greatest lyricists ever, often calling him a "student of the game" and an inspiration for his own technical skills, taking comparisons as a compliment while acknowledging Em's unique wordplay and impact on his early career, despite their different styles.
 

Why does Eminem rarely smile?

Eminem often doesn't smile in photos due to a combination of maintaining his intense, serious persona, self-consciousness about his teeth, his past struggles with addiction and depression which fostered a more guarded demeanor, and simply focusing on his craft as therapy rather than entertainment. While he does smile genuinely with family or after achievements, the default serious look fits his "angry rapper" image and reflects a life marked by hardship, leading many to associate him with seriousness, though he's been seen smiling more recently. 


Did Eminem warn Drake?

In Zeus, Eminem candidly addresses the fickleness of fans, cautioning Drake that despite his current reign, the tides could turn.

Who is the #1 ranked rapper?

There's no single "number 1" rap artist, as it depends on the criteria (sales, influence, streams), but Jay-Z often tops all-time lists for influence and sales, Drake dominates current streaming/charts and 21st-century stats, while Kendrick Lamar is frequently cited as the best current MC. Other greats like Eminem, Nas, Tupac, and Kanye West are consistently in the conversation. 

Who defeated Eminem?

Eminem lost battle raps to Otherwize (at the 1997 Rap Olympics) and Juice (at Scribble Jam 1997), but these losses were early in his career and ironically led to his discovery, with the exposure from the Rap Olympics ultimately landing him his record deal with Dr. Dre. While he faced other challengers in battles like Rhymefest, Otherwize and Juice are the most notable opponents he was defeated by during his formative battle rap years.
 


Who was the first Gangsta rapper?

While there's debate, Schoolly D (Philadelphia) is widely considered the first, with his 1985 track "P.S.K. (What Does It Mean?)" often cited as the first gangsta rap song, heavily influencing Ice-T, who released "6 in the Mornin'" in 1986, cementing the genre's foundations, and later, Eazy-E and N.W.A. popularized it. 

Who is the goat of rap?

There's no single "GOAT" (Greatest of All Time) in rap; it's subjective, but frequent contenders include Jay-Z, Nas, Tupac, Biggie (Notorious B.I.G.), Kendrick Lamar, and Lil Wayne, often debated based on lyrical skill, influence, longevity, and cultural impact, with publications like Billboard naming Jay-Z as #1 in 2023, while many artists cite Wayne for his sheer lyrical dominance. 

Who is the 3 richest rapper?

The third richest rapper is generally considered Dr. Dre, following Jay-Z and Diddy, with estimates placing his net worth around $500 million, largely from music and his successful Beats by Dre electronics sale to Apple, though Kanye West's fluctuating wealth sometimes puts him in the top ranks.
 


Who is the big 3 in rap?

The "Big Three" in modern rap, particularly referring to the 2010s and early 2020s, are Kendrick Lamar, Drake, and J. Cole, a trio often debated as the most dominant artists of their generation, known for their critical acclaim, commercial success, and lyrical skill, as highlighted by recent hip-hop discourse and feuds.