Ice Cube dissing Wayne, Kanye, Em, Dre, Jay, New West Coast

[LilWayne4Life]

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[EminemBase]

been posted, and i dont see how he dissed em

Because he said:

"This ain't no white boy's rehabilitation"

Quite obviously a subliminal Em jab. Right after Relapse, him declaring himself above other rappers' projects etc. Pretty blunt.

[Mikey1990]

cube definetly dissed em

[Mr.P]

He’s dropping a new album and wants attention within the industry, that’s it. He has returned from Hollywood and is only doing this to get people to talk about him again in the music industry.

[Dark Blue]

I rock the Louie, but not like Kanye
I ain’t the doctor,this ain’t the patient.
This ain’t the nigga always on vacation.
This ain’t the white boy’s rehabiliation.

[gutawafang]

Wow.

cube definetly dissed em

Word.

[stillmatic]

He DEFINITELY didn't diss Eminem.

You can't just pick out one song which is the title concept track of the album (about him being a heavy hand in Hip Hop and the West Coast) and turn it that way.

If you read his blogs, you'll understand what he's talking about.

If he's dissing Eminem here, then every single Game song is a shot at every rapper. Every single Ghostface metaphor is a shot at a rapper. Every single Kurupt line is a shot at a rapper.

The only person it might be actually involve is Lil Wayne, because Glasses Malone is one of the only real disses in that song, as he's apart of the trio that has been going at Ice Cube (including Jay Rock, Bishop Lamont and Crooked I).

Not an Eminem diss. Dre's even producing some tracks for his album for gods sake.

[theJFKshow]

He DEFINITELY didn't diss Eminem.

You can't just pick out one song which is the title concept track of the album (about him being a heavy hand in Hip Hop and the West Coast) and turn it that way.

If you read his blogs, you'll understand what he's talking about.

If he's dissing Eminem here, then every single Game song is a shot at every rapper. Every single Ghostface metaphor is a shot at a rapper. Every single Kurupt line is a shot at a rapper.

The only person it might be actually involve is Lil Wayne, because Glasses Malone is one of the only real disses in that song, as he's apart of the trio that has been going at Ice Cube (including Jay Rock, Bishop Lamont and Crooked I).

Not an Eminem diss. Dre's even producing some tracks for his album for gods sake.

LISTEN TO THE LINE.

"This ain’t the white boy’s rehabiliation."

He is definitely taking a shot at Eminem. Who else would the white boy be? Who else would be using music to get over a drug problem? Idiot.

[stillmatic]

LISTEN TO THE LINE.

"This ain’t the white boy’s rehabiliation."

He is definitely taking a shot at Eminem. Who else would the white boy be? Who else would be using music to get over a drug problem? Idiot.

great comprehension skills there buddy.

OBVIOUSLY the line is about Eminem. I'm not debating that. What I'm saying is that it's not a diss, it's just wordplay that correlates with the concept of the song and the overall conceptual basis of the album.

Anyone who thinks Eminem is taking that as a shot is fooling themselves.

As I said, the only person who MIGHT take that as a shot is Lil Wayne, only because Ice Cube has genuinely dissed Glasses Malone and Glasses is with YM.

[pugi27]

yea, i don't think it's a diss. it seems cube just went on edge with sayin what he is most definitely not.

[MikeNUFC]

I agree with two comments above, I really dont think it's a diss. Cube has no reason to diss Em, he's just playing with the words and fitting them into his rhymes. Eminem is white and a boy, and he was being rehabiliated. He's just using as a metaphor and comparing it something

[J-Smith]

i don't know what to beileve

seems like a diss but he didn't dare to mention his name
so em won't really take it as a diss

[Kevin Paul]

He only said it to get people talking about him again just like we are now.

[Dark Blue]

He DEFINITELY didn't diss Eminem.

You can't just pick out one song which is the title concept track of the album (about him being a heavy hand in Hip Hop and the West Coast) and turn it that way.

If you read his blogs, you'll understand what he's talking about.

If he's dissing Eminem here, then every single Game song is a shot at every rapper. Every single Ghostface metaphor is a shot at a rapper. Every single Kurupt line is a shot at a rapper.

The only person it might be actually involve is Lil Wayne, because Glasses Malone is one of the only real disses in that song, as he's apart of the trio that has been going at Ice Cube (including Jay Rock, Bishop Lamont and Crooked I).

Not an Eminem diss. Dre's even producing some tracks for his album for gods sake.

your stupid just look at my last post here it says:

I rock the Louie, but not like Kanye
I ain’t the doctor,this ain’t the patient.
This ain’t the ***** always on vacation.
This ain’t the white boy’s rehabiliation

thats a diss to kanye,Dr.Dre, and eminem maybe even 50 cent "I ain’t the doctor,this ain’t the patient"

[EminemBase]

LISTEN TO THE LINE.

"This ain’t the white boy’s rehabiliation."

He is definitely taking a shot at Eminem. Who else would the white boy be? Who else would be using music to get over a drug problem? Idiot.

great comprehension skills there buddy.

OBVIOUSLY the line is about Eminem. I'm not debating that. What I'm saying is that it's not a diss, it's just wordplay that correlates with the concept of the song and the overall conceptual basis of the album.

Anyone who thinks Eminem is taking that as a shot is fooling themselves.

As I said, the only person who MIGHT take that as a shot is Lil Wayne, only because Ice Cube has genuinely dissed Glasses Malone and Glasses is with YM.

It absolutely is taking a shot at Em.

The entire song is about him declaring his shit above other rappers' shit.

Hence "This ain't Tha Carter, this is something harder".

By saying "This ain't no white boy's rehabilitation", he's implying that's whack and what he's got is better. He's mentioning Em amongst shit he's better than, it's meant as a subtle insult.