The Benzino and Eminem saga seems to have taken an unexpected turn as Benzino, known for his longstanding feud with the Detroit rapper, recently made headlines by filming a music video at Eminem's hometown restaurant, Mom's Spaghetti.
Videos surfaced online showing Benzino at Mom's Spaghetti, apparently shooting a media video. Confirming suspicions, Benzino took to Instagram to reveal that he was indeed filming the visual for his new song "Rap Elvis," which was released last month.
The move, undoubtedly bold, reignited the flames of the feud between the two rappers. In a social media post, Royce 5'9", a fellow Detroit rapper and Eminem collaborator, called "cap" on Benzino filming his video on Em's turf. However, Benzino wasted no time in responding to Royce's skepticism, asserting his seriousness about his latest Em-related antic.
This latest chapter in the Benzino and Eminem saga adds yet another layer of complexity to their tumultuous relationship. The feud between the two rappers dates back years and has seen its fair share of diss tracks, public jabs, and confrontations.
Eminem's restaurant, Mom's Spaghetti, has become an iconic landmark in Detroit, making Benzino's decision to film there all the more provocative. It's a move that's sure to reignite discussions within the hip-hop community about the nature of feuds and rivalries in the industry.
As the story unfolds, it remains to be seen how Eminem will respond to Benzino's latest provocation. Will he choose to engage in the feud once again, or will he opt for silence? Whatever the case may be, one thing is certain: the Benzino and Eminem saga is far from over.