Over the weekend, Eminem took to social media to reveal his own list of the greatest rappers of all time.

Replying to a tweet from YouTuber NoLifeShaq asking “Who the Greatest Rapper of All-Time?”, Slim Shady mentioned 17 rappers with Lil Wayne‘s name first even though he says the list was in “no particular order”:

“For me, in no particular order… Toss up between wayne, pac, royce, jay, redman, treach, g. rap, biggie & king crook…. Plus redman, LL, nas, joyner, kendrick, cole, andre, rakim, kane…”

So there you have it! Em‘s list of GOAT rappers are: Wayne, Tupac Shakur, Royce Da 5’9″, JAY-Z, Redman, Treach, Kool G Rap, The Notorious B.I.G., Crooked I, LL Cool J, Nas, Joyner Lucas, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Andre 3000, Rakim, and Big Daddy Kane. What are your thoughts on his list?

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Crooked I recently went on Twitter to ask a question about who people think is the Michael Jackson of rap if Eminem is the Elvis Presley of rap:

“People jokingly say Em’s the Elvis of rap.. Well who’s the Michael Jackson of rap?”

Chance The Rapper then responded by answering Lil Wayne: “Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. He been in this shit.”

You can check out Chance praise Weezy and say he is the MJ of hip-hop after the jump below! Do you agree with him?

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Check out another interview that Vlad TV did with a rapper about Lil Wayne wanting to leave his record label Cash Money Records after they will not let him release his Tha Carter V album. This time Vlad sits down with Crooked I to get his thoughts on the situation.

The Slaughterhouse member initially thought Weezy F Baby‘s Twitter was hacked, but now believes that Cash Money should let Weezy do what he wants because he kept the label going strong after previous artists had left the label.

You can watch Vlad‘s conversation with Crooked I after the jump below. If you missed it a few months back, click here to watch the Long Beach rapper discuss how Tunechi opened up the gateway in the early 2000s for lyricism on a mainstream level!

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Crooked I recently sat down with HipHopDX to speak about how Lil Wayne opened the gateway in the early 2000s for lyricism on a mainstream level.

The Slaughterhouse member mentioned that we were not getting any “lyricism” from the “super famous” rappers until Weezy F Baby came around.

You can watch the interview in the clip below. Do you agree with what Crooked is saying?

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Slaughterhouse recently spoke on the likelihood of another rapper joining their four-member team and, if given the opportunity to add a Southern member, why T.I. and Lil Wayne would be at the top of their list.

After careful consideration among the group members, which consists of Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden, Crooked I and Royce Da 5’9, they expressed their thoughts on the Southern touch.

“This shit is like a strategically built together puzzle,” Royce said. “The puzzle could only fit four pieces…There’s a lot of niggaz from the South that can spit. If I want just straight up lyricism, then it would have to be a T.I. or a Lil Wayne. If I wanted to go based off of Ol’ G status, and who I personally like, I would say Bun B. I mean he supports niggas. He’s been supporting niggas since day one. He’s a real nigga, not to say Lil Wayne or T.I. aren’t, but like I said, to me, there’s just more that goes into just straight up spitting. Yeah Lil Wayne and them niggas could spit.”

What should Weezy do ❓ 😆