Eminem, Royce da 5’9″ and the Michigan Crew Drop ‘Detroit Vs. Everybody’ (Video)
Eminem continues to prove that hip-hop is colorblind, which perhaps explains why the rapper released his newest music video in black-and-white.
For “Detroit Vs. Everybody” — which dropped via Vevo on Friday — Slim Shady welcomes Royce da 5’9″, Big Sean, Danny Brown, Def Loaf and Trick Trick to help lyrically strike the fear in anyone outside of the Michigan city’s borders.
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In usual Marshall Mathers fashion, the emcee has some pop culture fun with his highly advanced lyrics. At one point during his verse — the final one on the track, of course — Eminem spits:
“You crazy for me to flip/What’s makin’ you think I need a switch? Cause I’m Adrian Peterson/When he’s raging and heated and on the way to go beat his kid/On the track get spanked like he just did.”
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You’re off the hook for now, Ray Rice.
Finally, based on the title and its roster, take a wild guess where the music video is set. (Spoiler alert: It’s Motor City.)
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