We really tried to ignore the back and forth between Nick Cannon and Eminem — but Nick can’t seem to let it go.
The entertainer dropped yet another diss track aimed at Em on Tuesday called “Pray for Him” featuring members of The Black Squad who apparently want smoke with Em too.
via Complex:
“Lord forgive us/I know that it’s kinda wrong/For five brothers this talented to be on one song,” the song begins before introducing the track’s title. “But that white boy, he is nice/But he crossed the black man, Jesus Christ/We gonna pray for him.”
As the members pass the mic, they make allusions the possibility of Eminem not responding to their disses. Yet, this won’t stop them from stepping up in defense of their boss.
“I mean at this point it’s bullying because I know he ain’t gonna clap back,” Hitman Holla raps before Conceited once again urges Eminem to make an appearance on Wild’n Out.
“Big mag in the cans that get rid of Slim-Fast,” he spits. “Instead of staying in the booth to get your rhyming out/It’s season 15, here’s your invite to Wild’n Out.”
This is followed by a Black Squad member rapping: “I’m sick of all my homies keep dying/might puke, earl/God should’ve took Em and just let us keep Juice WRLD.”
Nick Cannon comes in at the end to clean up. For his portion of the track, he toys with the scheme and theme of Eminem’s legendary “Renegade” verse.
“No you debate and hated and viewed in America as a motherfucking drug addict/You’ll never be a legend,” Nick raps. “Now when you stop and start to stare at who’s in the mirror/Look at all that fucking botox, bitch I know you embarrassed.”
This song comes just a day after Nick Cannon dropped his first diss track “The Invitation” featuring Suge Knight.
Eminem responded to the first song on Twitter, saying:
U mad bro? Stop lying on my dick. I never even had a chauffeur, you bougie f*ck.?
— Marshall Mathers (@Eminem) December 10, 2019
I demand an apology Nicholas, you've made my gardener so jealous!
— Marshall Mathers (@Eminem) December 10, 2019
It’s only a matter of time before he responds back in song. We hope Nick knows what he’s doing.
