On the previously leaked song “Smack You,” which seems to have been recorded in the 2000s, Eminem made fun of Suge Knight.
Eminem’s latest collaboration with the Polish rap group Elita Kaliska, titled “Ocean Krwi,” was criticized by Suge Knight’s son. Suge J Knight is upset with the famed rapper because of the January internet leak of the unreleased song “Smack You.” In the song, which seems to date from the middle of the 2000s, Eminen accuses Suge Knight of being responsible for the killings of The Notorious B.I.G. and 2Pac.
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Although Suge J doesn’t specifically mention Eminem in the song, he gave NME an explanation of its meaning. According to Eminem, the song was written in the middle of the 2000s. The fact that it is being released at this time, when my father has no opportunity to defend himself, is odd. It’s also odd that he had numerous chances to confront him about all of this but lacked the bravery,” Knight remarked. “I chose to defend my father’s honor and record my response as part of a song that just so happened to be about this topic because an honorable man doesn’t kick the defenseless.” Where is Em’s truth if he says this song was written twenty years ago and said he would tell the truth about my father’s supposed involvement in the attack on Pac? Perhaps he’ll have the guts to come clean at last.”
Regarding “Smack You,” it was discovered amid several other unreleased songs from Eminem’s career. He raps about it: “I’m holding Suge accountable for the deaths of the two best rappers to have ever lived.” At the time, the rapper’s representative denounced the leaks, stating XXL that Eminem never meant for them to be for “public consumption.” They are “not relevant so many years later,” he said. The most recent in a series of incomplete works that have been published without the consent or will of the artists.
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