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The beef between EMINEM and Canibus.

Did you ask yourself why Canibus called EMINEM Elvis in some of his works? This has to do with a music video in which EMINEM dissed Canibus. I am talking about the "Without Me" video. Until today there is no one who could decrypt EMINEM's subliminal diss (Me & Canibus are the only exceptions).

EMINEM searched for something clever to respond to Canibus'
"U Didn't Care" song, which was a sequel to the song "Stan".

Both of them called each other Stan. Stan was reported de*d but Canibus created conspiracy theories about his s*rviving. These theories are as ridiculous as Elvis Presleys conspiracy theories (At least for EMINEM).

A de*d man tells no tales. EMINEM equates Canibus with Elvis by displaying him as a de*d running gag on 2 feet. The only people who believe in his s*rviving are "isolated idiots".
Canibus = Elvis (King Of Controversy).

Canibus claims that the character EMINEM=Stan is fictive.
He thinks that EMINEM is creating fake personas and fake stories to create controversy. EMINEM = Elvis (King Of Controversy).

Memorize the logo of the "C True Hollywood Stories" album. Canibus tried to expose EMINEM's "fakeness" with this album. EMINEM responded on "The EMINEM Show".

The logo appears in EMINEM's "Without Me" video. He disses Canibus in such a way that only he can understand it.

EMINEM replaced Canibus with Elvis in his music video "Without Me".
Canibus responded on his "Mic Club: The Curriculum" album. He directly responds to the song. Jenna & Kiana = EMINEM & Proof ≠ Dupri & Canibus

"Battle Me Slim Shady". EMINEM and Canibus gave each other secret messages. The "Mic Club: The Curriculum" CD contains coded messages.

Canibus challenged EMINEM to a live battle where over a hundred million people could watch it per pay-per-view

Both were battle MC's before their careers took off. EMINEM was a gifted battle rapper and Canibus was for many people the ultimate battle king

Canibus warns EMINEM. The disses on his album were warnings Canibus held his song "Damage Control" (300 bars within 13 minutes) back. He was waiting for EMINEM's attack.

The "Mic Club" album was supposed to have 5 more tracks on it.
Those are:
Canibus - Damage Control (EMINEM Diss)
Canibus - Behind The Music
Canibus - You Don't Wanna Battle
Canibus - A Beautiful Mind
Canibus - Press Release (Skit)

Canibus Vs. Dizaster. EMINEM disses Canibus on Rap God. He shows a footage of a stage battle, similar to the Canibus Dizaster battle.
EMINEM responds on the video and in the lyrics of Rap God to Canibus' claims on "Air Str*ke". But he does that in such a way that only Canibus can understand it. He will never respond to Canibus in public and he will never battle Dizaster.

Canibus's beef with EMINEM started in 1998 before EMINEM was signed. EMINEM spoke on how the beef with Canibus started on Tim Westwood's hip-hop show. Em stated how Wyclef and Canibus approached him in 1998 (before EM bl*w up) and asked if he ghost-wrote the lyrics to LL Cool J's "The Ripper Strikes Back" which was a diss to Canibus. After EMINEM denied writing the song, he explains that Canibus was rude to him.

Canibus came to see him on the Warped Tour the following year and apologised for his reactions and asked if EMINEM was still up for doing collaboration. He said yes but it didn't came to a song.
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Since then there is no end to this beef in sight.

Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itfBdvYhe80
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq7QhmQqAic

Hip-Hop Beefs Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNxrdTjgEbxzMdBF-NQwbs-GyZf8x2OIX


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