Eminem Takes Shots at Benzino and Coi Leray in Latest Track ‘Doomsday Pt. 2’

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Eminem is dissing both Benzino and his daughter Coi Leray on his new song, “Doomsday, Pt. 2.”

Eminem Disses Benzino and Coi Leray on “Doomsday Pt. 2” Song. On Friday (Jan. 26), fans clamored to listen to Cole Bennett’s Lyrical Lemonade compilation album All Is Yellow for Eminem’s new track “Doomsday Pt. 2.” On the song, which you can hear below, the Detroit rhymer lyrically disses his longtime arch nemesis Benzino.

“Now I got a riddle (What?), one condition, you mustn’t laugh (OK)/What is the opposite of Benzino? (Uh, what?)/A giraffe (Haha),” Shady raps on the song. “Go at his neck, how the f**k is that? (Yeah)/How can I go at somethin’ he doesn’t have? (Haha)/Arm so short he can’t even touch his hands/When they’re up above his head doin’ jumpin’ jacks (Wow).”

“Sorry, I don’t mean (What?) to upset you, Ben’ (Yeah)/When I talk about (What?) all the debt you in (Uh)/I hear that you been (What?) creepin’ on the low/In them cheap hotels (Yeah), that they catch you in (What?)/Jesus Christ, dawg (Damn), when you said two-10 (What?)/Never guessed you meant (Damn) at the Red Roof Inn (S**t)/In a room with one single bed, two men (What?),” he spits.

Slim Shady also throws Benzino’s daugher Coi Leray under the bus for good measure.

“Well, I guess then I regret to inform you, hate to spoil the day (What?)/But this doesn’t bring me no joy to say (Huh?)/Guess that Coi Leray feat’s in the toilet, aye? (Goddamn),” he raps.

It’s a safe bet that Benzino is not going to be happy to hear his name being dragged in yet another Eminem diss track. Stay tuned for his response.

Hardin Natt’s “Picture Me Rollin” Passes 1 Million Views Within Days

Hardin Natt’s recent release “Picture Me Rollin” has quickly picked up momentum online. Just days after its release, the music video has crossed 1 million views on YouTube.

The track, performed in Punjabi, has been gaining attention across hip hop and Punjabi music listeners. The early response shows strong engagement, especially for an independent release without major label backing.

The video has been shared across different platforms, helping it reach a wider audience in a short period of time. YouTube continues to play a key role in how songs like this grow, especially within diaspora communities that follow Punjabi music closely.

“Picture Me Rollin” stands out for its simple structure and focus on real-life themes. The song avoids heavy production and instead keeps the spotlight on the lyrics. This approach has helped it connect with listeners looking for more direct and relatable content.

The rise in views also reflects a growing interest in Punjabi rap. More artists are now blending traditional language with modern hip hop sounds, creating music that travels beyond local scenes. Hardin’s track fits into this shift, where storytelling and clarity are becoming more important.

As an independent artist, reaching 1 million views in a short time marks a strong step forward. It shows early audience support and signals that the track is resonating beyond a small circle.

With this level of response, Hardin Natt’s latest release is continuing to build momentum, adding to his growing presence in the Punjabi hip hop space.