Following the success of last year’s issue with Young Jeezy, Eminem graces the cover of VIBE‘s 2nd Annual Real Rap magazine. On stands May 19. The same date his album Relapse is due to drop. But even more interesting is an interesting contest revolving around the issue. 

“VIBE Verses Presents No. 1 Stan” gives aspiring artists a chance to showcase their skills to the man himself, Marshall Mathers who will crown the finalists. 

“Battling is the way I came up, so it’s gonna be interesting to watch a rap battle unfold online,” states Eminem. “VIBE is taking it out of the clubs and street corners and putting it on the net.  MCs better bring it, because I’m watching.”

After the jump, peep the details.

 
My old home put the boot to Browz’s album. Dude responded and then deleted his retort off his Twitter account. Don’t worry, YN got you covered. Feast your eyes on the review below. Read it and weep.

Last time these guys got together, they made a classic (Tell ’em I said that, shawty), but now the magic is gone. This isn’t the worse shit I ever heard, it’s just an uneventful dud. Furthering the blistering buzz of the upcoming, Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood on Bad Boy South, droppin’ Nevuary 32nd. Two months after the last stop of Puffy’s ride to Gay Parie, I’d bet. Choo choo. Boo Boo. Somebody snatch Ma$e down from the pulpit again.

“Down Low” (It gots to go)

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Warning: There’s a lot of bass bottom in this recording.

“My paint drippin’ like a leakin’ sink/ I replaced the 15’s with 18’s now listen to my speakers bang.”

Mr. Sick of Being Lonely has gone solo. He’s callin’ himself Chevy P now and this is apparently his theme music. Although I don’t even know how to drive, YN got love for the south and this sounds like somethin’ to ride to. “When I pull up!”

“Chevy Boy”

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Boy, I tell ya. That Shawnna is thicker than a Snicker.  *Freezes video at 1:40* Jesus H. Christ. Here she is performing her hit with Mr. Bridges.

Props: FSD via Rolling Out

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“Canibus wanna battle while I’m stickin’ him up.”

A Jerome Bettis jersey-rockin, chubby Curtis and a four-eyed Yayo bring the ruckus to a tough New York crowd at Club Speed.

“I see y’all ain’t really givin’ me the response I’m used to.”

Three years later, Mr. Jackson wouldn’t have that problem.

Yup, hate ’em or love ’em, WSHH got some video you need to peep. Just use me as your filter. Ha!

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Here’s the full version of Jason and Doug Funnie Ryan Leslie peforming the remix to “How It Was Supposed To Be.” At the 2:32 mark, peep them stuntin’ hard in their b-boy stance.

“Who you think you foolin’ cuz?/ You ain’t never shot shit/ Andre Young’s bitch/ Stay ridin’ ‘Pac’s dick… I respect the nigga Spider more than you/ ‘Cause at least if I see cuz I know he gonna shoot.”

Autotune Diss Records? That’s what’s goin’ on in the streets? Smh.

Guess it’s fuck with Lamont Day Week! Damn Jayceon, kickin’ a Bishop when he’s down? You Bloods have no heart. Ha!

“Blood Respect” (One Min. Snippet)

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Props: Dre (No Doctor) Even included the instrumental for your mental.

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No Autotune. No Problem. Def Jam owes me. I’m promotin’ you right now. Ha!

Previously: The Mystery Man of R&B