Eminem Wins: G-Eazy Respects 'Coldest White Rapper,' New 'Fan' Album Collaboration 2016?

Should Eminem still be considered the "best white rapper" alive? According to West Coast emcee G-Eazy, the infamous "Rap God" rightly deserves such respect and admiration.

Several loyal #Stans quickly blasted the aspiring hip-hop superstar's latest hit single, "Calm Down." And here's why (via Genius):

Storms coming you should go inside and prepare
No shortcuts there ain't no cheats there
I brought the whole city out like a street fair
And f*ck it I'm the coldest white rapper in the game
Since the one with the bleached hair
Yeah, you love it when I talk sh*t

But during a recent interview with Rap Radar Podcast, Eazy clarified such hard-hitting lyrics:

"Much respect to Eminem, he's the greatest... I said, 'since.' Not the coldest ever."

In fact, he grew up listening to Slim Shady and even wanted to mimic his style:

"I remember when I was ten, I wanted to look like Em... I had the bleached blonde hair."

Perhaps Em should take that as a compliment, and even produce an epic collaboration with the Oakland native?

Eazy's second studio album When It's Dark Out was just released on December 4 with this official tracklist:

1. "Intro"
2. "Random"
3. "Me, Myself & I" (featuring Bebe Rexha)
4. "One of Them" (featuring Big Sean)
5. "Drifting" (featuring Chris Brown and Tory Lanez)
6. "Of All Things" (featuring Too $hort)
7. "Order More" (featuring Starrah)
8. "Calm Down"
9. "Don't Let Me Go" (featuring Grace)
10. "You Got Me"
11. "What If" (featuring Gizzle)
12. "Sad Boy"
13. "Some Kind of Drug" (featuring Marc E. Bassy)
14. "Think About You" (featuring Quiñ)
15. "Everything Will Be OK" (featuring Kehlani)
16. "For This" (featuring IAMNOBODI)
17. "Nothing to Me" (featuring E-40 and Keyshia Cole)

Do MstarsNews readers still hope that the MMLP2 hypeman might debut another awesome surprise record in 2016?

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