Eminem Celebrates Redman’s Epic Return with Muddy Waters Too

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Eminem Praises Redman’s Muddy Waters Too as One of His All-Time Favorites

Hip-hop fans were thrilled to see Eminem publicly celebrate the release of Muddy Waters Too, the long-awaited sequel to Redman’s iconic 1996 album Muddy Waters. Released on December 24, the 32-track album features an all-star lineup and has already cemented itself as a highlight in Redman’s storied career.

Eminem Praises Redman’s Muddy Waters Too as One of His All-Time Favorites

The Detroit legend took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his excitement, writing:

“One of my all time favorite rappers [goat emojis] … man I been waiting for this @therealredman #muddywaters.”

This isn’t the first time Eminem has expressed his admiration for Redman. On his 2002 track “’Till I Collapse,” Em famously ranked him at the top of his list of greatest MCs, rapping:

“It goes: Reggie, JAY-Z, 2Pac and Biggie / André from OutKast, Jada, Kurupt, Nas, and then me.”

Muddy Waters Too: A Star-Studded Return

The album boasts an impressive lineup, featuring collaborations with Method Man, Snoop Dogg, KRS-One, Faith Evans, and more. Fans were especially thrilled by an all-New Jersey posse cut that includes Queen Latifah, Shaquille O’Neal, Naughty By Nature, and other rap heavyweights.

Redman, who has been a consistent influence on Eminem, acknowledged their mutual respect in the past. During a 2015 Shade 45 interview, Em reminisced about visiting Redman’s home as a fan early in his career, sharing his deep-rooted admiration for the Def Squad rapper.

Eminem’s public praise highlights the enduring impact of Redman’s artistry on hip-hop culture. Muddy Waters Too serves as a testament to Redman’s legacy, blending old-school vibes with modern-day collaborations.

For hip-hop enthusiasts, this celebration of mutual respect between two legends reminds us why they remain pillars of the genre. Don’t miss Muddy Waters Too, now available on all major streaming platforms!

Written by: Power Radio

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