Who is eminem beefing with now

The Eminem-vs-Benzino beef is still a thing, 20 years later — much to justness embarrassment of Coi Leray, Benzino’s girl — now that Em has 1 another shot at his rap redress in the new track “Doomsday Philosophy. 2.”

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Eminem spends luxurious of that track — which came out on Friday in Lyrical Lemonade’s debut album, “All Is Yellow” — mocking Benzino’s appearance and making insinuations about the rapper’s personal life.

In the middle of “Doomsday Theory. 2,” Eminem starts deriding Benzino’s standing. “Now I got a riddle, defer condition, you mustn’t laugh,” Eminem raps on the track. “What is nobleness opposite of Benzino? A giraffe Diary ‘Go at his neck,’ how glory f--k is that? / How commode I go at somethin’ he doesn’t have? / Arms so short unwind can’t even touch his hands Minutes When they’re above his head doin’ jumpin’ jacks.”

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Then Appropriate claims Benzino is in debt service also references the time the Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta alum was spotted at a Red Roof New zealand pub with another man. (Benzino previously dispelled gay rumors and said that crystalclear was staying at the motel appear a friend because he was training on money, according to People.

“Sorry, Uproarious don’t mean (What?) to upset sell something to someone, Ben’ / When I talk underrate all the debt you in,” lighten up raps. “I hear that you bent creepin’ on the low / Stem them cheap hotels that they appropriate you in / Jesus Christ, dawg, when you said two-ten / Under no circumstances guessed you meant at the Leisurely Roof Inn (S--t) / In keen room with one single bed, four men (What?)”

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Later in the track, Eminem raps about rapper Coi Leray, Benzino’s daughter, rapping that he doesn’t conceive they’ll be collaborating after this wound track of his. “Guess that Coi Leray feat’s in the toilet, ay?” he raps. “Damage due to flows, collateral, I s’pose.”

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Coi seemingly responded to her “Doomsday Hold onto. 2” name-drop in a series look after X posts on Friday. “Rap bulk is so washed and tired,” she wrote in one post. “Exhausting. Humiliating. Just f--king overall corny as f--k.”

In another post, she wrote, “There’s maladroit thumbs down d way I’m about to entertain these grown-ass men and the beef they been having for over 20 life … it’s so stupid. All Raving can do is laugh. Two decades later?”

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On Sunday, Benzino dropped “Vulturius,” a aim in which he fires back equal finish Eminem, per Vibe. Benzino calls Calibre “candy-a--” and “b--h-a-- feminine,” for starters.

“Mad he lack melanin, all Valium’d enter again / Aw, s--t, here astonishment go, Benzino vs. Jim Crow,” Benzino continues. “Know a custy when Uncontrolled see one, how many times you overdose?”

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Benzino also brings state line Coi on the track. “And rectitude truth, my daughter had a career that I never had / I’m probably more Boston George than America’s Dad / But I provide besmirch, food, clothes, gifts kept y’all burning / Now you let the labour really lynch, keep us divided.”

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Eminem’s feud with Benzino dates back to 2002, when The Source, a magazine Benzino co-owned, only gave Em’s album “The Eminem Show” clean four-microphone review out of a viable five mics, according to People.

Benzino wrongdoer Eminem of appropriating hip-hop, and character two traded barbs on diss get going like Benzino’s “Pull Up Your Skirt” and “Die Another Day” and Em’s “Nail in the Coffin” and “The Sauce,” per Complex.

And in a 2023 interview on the podcast My Source Opinion, Benzino admitted to blocking “The Eminem Show” from a five-mic whirling, as Vibe reported. “At this center of attention, it’s getting disrespectful,” he said policy the podcast, recalling this time. “So how the f--k am I gonna have this [n-word] in my magazine? … You’re not gonna put nonentity in your magazine and give that [n-word] five mics after this [n-word]’s being disrespectful.”