Nick Cannon Says Fourth Eminem Diss Track Is Actually About 50 Cent

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Nick Cannon speaks onstage during the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce 2019 State of The Entertainment Industry Conference held at Lowes Hollywood Hotel on November 21, 2019 in Hollywood, California
Nick Cannon was actually coming for 50 Cent on "Used To Look Up To You."

After Eminem brought up Nick Cannon's name on Fat Joe's most recent album, the comedian decided that he would devote a bunch of interview time to the Detroit rapper, speaking on him almost every chance he gets. At this point, some people believe it's almost laughable how often Nick Cannon speaks about Eminem, releasing a handful of diss records against him as well. The most recent instance of Nick shit-talking the self-proclaimed Rap God comes via his interview with DJ Vlad, who has been asking some instigative questions as he attempts to get the juicy scoops about their long-lived beef. A fourth song referencing the rapper, titled "Used To Look Up To You," was released last month and in it, Cannon seemingly talks trash about Marshall Mathers' fans but, in reality, it turns out that the lyric in question was actually about 50 Cent.

"N***as out here tweetin’ like they been a savage/Used to Look Up to You/Dick ridin’ lil Marshall Mathers," raps Nick Cannon on "Used To Look Up To You." The bar was perceived to be a dig at all of Em's fans but it was actually meant for Shady's longtime collaborator, 50 Cent.

"'Used To Look Up To You,' if you actually listen to it, is more about 50 [Cent] and a lot of these other rappers," says Cannon in the newest upload from his interview with Vlad. "That was clearly about 50 and a lot of his other fans."

Elsewhere in the interview, the actor says that Eminem is a product of institutionalized racism. Watch below.


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<b>Managing Editor</b> <!--BR--> Alex Zidel began working at HotNewHipHop as a Staff Writer in February 2018 before becoming the Managing Editor in June 2019. <strong>Favorite Hip Hop Artists:</strong> Kid Cudi, Kanye West, Young Thug, Frank Ocean.
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