There’s A Lot of Rapping on this New Eminem & Logic Song “Homicide”

If you want bars this is the song for you.

Logic has recruited Eminem for his new single “Homicide.” The track is expected to appear on Logic’s upcoming Confessions of a Dangerous Mind album. The track, which was produced by SHROOM & Bregma, features the two expert rappers just hitting listeners with a barrage of words and metaphors.

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The track is basically a challenge to newer rappers, who have, seemingly, abandoned lyrics (or bars *Funk Flex voice.) On the track, Logic raps: “And I’m tired of all of this high school “he’s cool, he’s not” rap shit Can a single one of you motherfuckers even rap? Shit.”

While Em comes in later and spits:

You about to get out-rhymed, how could I be dethroned? I stay on my toes like the repo, a behemoth in sheep clothes, from the East Coast to the West, I’m the ethos and I’m the G.O.A.T.

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The song ends with a clip of Chris D’Elia’s great Eminem impression. (It’s cool to see Em still has a sense of humor.)

Listen to the track below.