Eminem and Yelawolf will graze the cover of Vibes last issue for the year of 2011.
Even though Eminem and Yelawolf grew up states apart, the adversity they overcame is the bond that makes them both evolve as a person and as an artist.
It took some close friends to push Marshall onto the music of Alabama’s backwoods b-boy, but after one listen it became clear to him Yelawolf was destined for Shady.
MGK says his comments were made because at the time he did not know any better.
Yelawolf challenged Machine Gun Kelly earlier this week after he heard of some comments that the MGK had made in a recent radio show.
Yelawolf had some harsh words for MGK on one of his latest interviews.
Yelawolf recently caught up with Bootleg Kev to respond to some recent comments made by Machine Gun Kelly about the line from his Shady 2.0 cypher during the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards, “Plenty of white boys to pick from this year/But before you pick a pepper you better pick up your heater.”
Yelawolf speaks on “Radioactive” features, says his collab with Gangsta Boo and Eminem is “culturally important.”
Come November 21st Alabama rapper Yelawolf will have quite a few interesting surprises on his studio album Radioactive including a collaboration with both Gangsta Boo and Eminem.
The Shady 2.0 crew set the mark for everyone to follow, alongside DJ Premier
Eminem joined his Shady Records brethren during the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards, joining forces with Slaughterhouse and Yelawolf to spit as part of a Cypher while DJ Premier manned the wheels of steel.
The newest addition to the Shady Records camp, Yelawolf has announced a release date for his debut album Radioactive.
The album, which was initially set to hit shelves on September 27th and later pushed back to October 24th, will be released on Ghet-O-Vision, Shady Records, and Interscope Records.
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Yelawolf disgusted with white rappers who use the n-word!
After V-Nasty was checked for casually flinging around the N-word, Yelawolf recently spoke his mind about white rappers’ use of the word and how it embarrassing it is for white people in general. The Alabama native said that he was raised not to use the word and that those who employ it are only making themselves out to be fools.
Yelawolf’s Ghetto-Vision/Shady Records debut “Hard White (Up In The Club)” featuring Lil Jon, produced by Tha Hydrox.
Yelawolf performed in Chicago for a show at Reggie’s Rock Club, the rapper was joined onstage by Travis Barker at the end of his set for the hip hop/rap song “Pop The Trunk”. – Don’t make me go pop the trunk.
Travis Barker song “Let’s Go” featuring Busta Rhymes, Lil Jon, Twista and Yelawolf with on-screen lyrics. From off the album “Give the Drummer Some.”