Benzino is a rapper and former CEO of The Source magazine. He has been in a long-running feud with Eminem, which began in 2002 when Benzino published an article criticizing Eminem’s album “The Eminem Show.”

Benzino is back at it, declaring himself the victor in his long-standing feud with Eminem. In a recent interview, Benzino claims his diss track “Rap Elvis” silenced Eminem for good, evidenced by the lack of a response. He even wants to be remembered as “The Eminem Slayer,” boasting about his longevity in the feud.

This isn’t entirely accurate. Eminem released a diss track called “Nail in the Coffin,” which completely destroyed Benzino’s career. Benzino has since tried to revive his career by releasing several diss tracks aimed at Eminem, but none of them have been successful.

Benzino takes a unique approach, claiming his emotional vulnerability, including crying, protects him from future Eminem attacks. He compares himself favorably to B-Rabbit’s defeat of Papa Doc in 8 Mile, suggesting he won’t crumble under pressure.

So, is Benzino really the “Eminem Slayer”? The answer is a clear no. Benzino is a mediocre rapper at best, and his diss tracks against Eminem are weak and unoriginal. He is simply trying to use Eminem’s name to get attention.

Eminem is one of the greatest rappers of all time, and Benzino is not even in the same league. Benzino should just give up and accept that he will never be as successful as Eminem.

Most fans see this as a one-sided battle. Eminem’s silence could be a strategy, or simply disinterest. Ultimately, it seems Benzino and Eminem are the only ones invested in keeping this feud alive.