Benzino was not happy with Dr Dre calling Eminem the best rapper to ever touch a microphone

During his recent interview on The Life of Mine with James Corden, which debuted on SiriusXM, Dr. Dre declared Eminem, his buddy and longtime colleague, to be the greatest rapper of all time.

“He’s the greatest emcee I’ve ever seen,” Point blank, without a doubt,” Dr. Dre stated. Since he’s a white man, disagreements over that will inevitably arise. Nobody who is rapping, in my opinion, can match Eminem at the microphone.

He then related how he first met Eminem at Jimmy Iovine’s office and how their first studio session together produced the song “My Nаme Is.” He says, “I met Eminem at Jimmy Iovine’s office.” “We shook hands, headed to the studio, and got to work recording. I don’t know if anyone is aware of this, but I believe the first four albums were just the two of us, and I don’t think anyone could аrgue with his writing, delivery, and extraordinary imagination.”

“He just said, ‘Hi, my nаme is,'” while I was fiddling with the MPC and I clicked play. It happened so quickly. Nothing but the trutҺ followed, and it marked the start of our friendship.

After the interview, Benzino termed Dre’s remark an insult to other emcees, escalating his long-running dispute with the Detroit rapper. “You know, I think Dr. Dre is one of the best producers ever—notice that I didn’t sаy hip-hop producers—but this is disrespectful to all the other rappers who wrote those records, including Cube, REN, Snoop, DOC, and others. I get that this is his viewpoint, but come on, Dre.