Realest by Ez Mil & Eminem: A History-Making Song That Bridges Generations and Cultures of Rap Music

In the dynamic realm of rap, collaborations come and go, but few have the power to resonate across generations and cultures.

Realest by the Filipino sensation Ez Mil, and the iconic Eminem is one such track.

This song is not just a meeting of two distinct styles but a raw, unapologetic commentary on the rap industry, bridging generational gaps and cultural divides.

A Fiery Introduction

Ez Mil, after his recent association with Eminem’s Shady Records, made a powerful entrance.

His debut single, Realest, not only features Eminem but has also stirred the music scene, becoming a testament to their combined raw talent and their fearless approach to controversy.

Ez Mil: The Rising Filipino Star

Ez Mil, whose real name is Ezekiel Miller, has been making waves in the Filipino music scene for a while. Born in Olongapo City, Philippines, he moved to Las Vegas, Nevada, at a young age.

His multicultural background has played a significant role in shaping his music, blending Filipino culture with Western influences.

Before his collaboration with Eminem, Ez Mil gained significant attention with his song Panalo, which celebrates Filipino pride and heritage.

Lyrics and Theme: A Deep Dive

In Realest, Ez Mil’s verses reflect his journey and the challenges he’s faced.

He raps, “Cause I’m the realest in the business, and everybody gon’ be envious of my beginnings / Got a circus for the sinners with bodies, so stop tryna be another addition.”

These lines not only showcase his lyrical prowess but also highlight his determination to carve a niche for himself in the rap industry.

The lyrics of Realest are more than just words; they’re a narrative. Eminem, known for his candidness, addresses the comments made by Melle Mel, who suggested that Eminem’s unparalleled success in the rap industry was largely due to his skin colour.

Eminem’s retort is sharp and clear: “My skin colour’s still working against me ’cause second, I should be to none. Being white being why they put me at five; nope that’s why they can’t put me at one.”

Eminem doesn’t stop there. He directly addresses The Game’s comments about his music not being club material, with a witty comeback:

“Only reason they still play your shit in the clubs / Is ’cause you still perform in ’em.”

He also takes a playful jab at the Gen Z generation, suggesting they lack the real-world experience to understand his music:

“Gen Zers actin’ like rap experts / Zip up your gaps and close your mouths / Bitch you ain’t been on this planet long enough to tell me how rap’s supposed to sound.”

Eminem’s Response to Critics

Eminem has never been one to shy away from controversy. In Realest, he addresses criticism head-on. From Melle Mel’s comments about his skin colour to The Game’s jibes about his music, Eminem’s verses are a clear clapback at his detractors.

But it’s not just about settling scores; it’s about setting the record straight.

Impact and Reception

Realest is more than just a song; it’s a statement. It has sparked discussions about race, success, and the ever-changing dynamics of the music industry.

The track has not only put Ez Mil in the spotlight but has also reaffirmed Eminem’s position as a rap maestro.

Conclusion

Realest is a testament to the transformative power of music. It’s not just about two artists coming together; it’s about bridging gaps, challenging norms, and pushing boundaries.

In a world where music often becomes a background score, Realest demands attention, making listeners sit up and take notice.

It’s a bold, unapologetic track that stands tall, making its mark in the annals of rap history.

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Eminem & Ez Mil Realest Lyrics

[Intro: Kito Abashi, We Vybz Tv, Ez Mil]
If I was in the Philippines, he’ll be like my muhfuckin’ Malcolm X, my Martin Luther King because (Martin had a dream)
He’s too fire to go unnoticed
There’s no way I’m just gonna pass him off like he’s just some any rapper, like a one-hit wonder (Yeah)

Verse 1: Ez Mil
I’m on whatever you on, I ain’t gon’ talk on the phone (Haha)
Keep that same energy fuckin’ with enemies
It’s gettin’ temptin’ to run in your home, huh, huh (Run in that!)
Buddy, I’d do it alone, cuddy said, “Wait up my homes!
Don’t just go hit ’em ’cause I gotta drive you
Focus on aimin’ that blick at his dome!” No cap
You motherfuckers be lucky as fuck that ain’t nobody envious of you enough
Take it from me like a brother who dug off the mud on his head but done ended up cuffed
Then he just gets spat back out again into a world where he doubled what he did
‘Cause he learned “give it up or get fucked in turn, homie”

Chorus: Ez Mil
I’m the realest in the business and everybody gon’ be envious of my beginnings
Got a circus full of sinners with bodies, so stop tryna be another addition
‘Cause I’m the realest in the business and everybody gon’ be envious of my beginnings
Got a circus full of sinners with bodies, so stop tryna be another addition

Verse 2: Ez Mil
I done got hit on the head, barely survived that shit (Okay)
Minus a nine from ten, Eminem’s spot still sits
But fuck a position, I’m tunin’ him in
Let all you rock out with it, I ain’t ever gonna be an opt-out mission
Get the Glock out with it, get to poppin’, dip out and smoke
With the homies we mobbin’, while I’m cleanin’ the stash of my calibers
Some of them might got ya’ name on ’em
While I brag about shit that could happen
I am the reason that they got a chain on ’em
When I rap, they consider me a Gatling
Fillin’ up mags, I’m finna go clap ’em
Gettin’ that bag with the G.O.A.T, B-Rabbit, I know they hate this flow
I’m in the mode to get to killin’ again with the best
Stick in your dome, you’re never gettin’ a penny or less
Stealin’ the flows, then I’ma spit it again as a test
Sick of these hoes, they get to bitchin’ the bigger the breast
Nevertheless I’ma get it in a way that you can never better
Instead of settin’ a bet up, I let up with the Beretta
Make it “dugu-dugu,” drillin’ you bitches in front of PETA
‘Cause I’m kinda gettin’ fed up always leavin’ y’all wet up like

Chorus: Ez Mil
I’m the realest in the business and everybody gon’ be envious of my beginnings
Got a circus full of sinners with bodies, so stop tryna be another addition
‘Cause I’m the realest in the business and everybody gon’ be envious of my beginnings
Got a circus full of sinners with bodies, so stop tryna be another addition

Verse 3: Eminem
Guess I’ve really no right to complain much hip hop has been good to me huh
But when they say that I’m only top five ’cause I’m white why would I be stunned
My skin color’s still working against me (What) ’cause second I should be to none
Being white ain’t why they put me at five (Nope) it’s why they can’t put me at one (Whoot)
They’re comin’ with more venom so the haters I’m aimin’ it towards them and
All the envious rappers I’d torch if I’m on a joint with ’em
And that is the only retort is I’m not played in the clubs motherfucker put a cork in it
Only reason they still play your shit in the clubs (Why?) is ’cause you still perform in ’em (Haha)
I am a guest in this house but I turned this bitch to a mansion
That’s an expansion made it gargantuan England Germany France and Japan’s in this bitch
Even Dubai because my music they do buy
You die tryin’ this scientists two psy
​chiatrists could not un-screw my head up the blue eyed devil I never quit do I
Naw cause you know you’ll get washed like a bar of soap you pussy you wouldn’t give a cigar to smoke
And I know it eats at your heart like an artichoke because you know that’s how likely you are to choke
Your heart is broke as I rip you apart I go bananas precede to spit every bar I wrote
I was spittin’ before my mother’s water broke it’s not even close you bitch I’m by far the goat
Gen Zers actin’ like rap experts zip up your gaps and close your mouths
Bitch you ain’t been on this planet long enough to tell me how rap’s supposed to sound
Ya’ll need to stick to what you do best shootin’ schools up yeah go load up rounds
In your parents’ gats and go to class and let off with the strap and go to town
Shout to the Furious Five and Grandmaster Flash but boy (What up doe)
There’s someone who really is furious stay out his path his wrath avoid
And I’ll be the last to toy with a juice head whose brain is like half destroyed
Like a meteor hit it well there went Melle Mel we lost his ass to roids (Damn)
God was like “I got him” but I’m gonna start him at the bottom of the barrel brought him in the world
With a ma that was on valium and his father was a coward taught him as a child when no fucking body was around
How to get himself up and out of poverty and now not even a growl in his stomach gotta be a hound
‘Til they put your body in the ground probably gonna sound like a cliché but when haters try to beat you down
Say fuck ’em

Chorus: Ez Mil
‘Cause I’m the realest in the business and everybody gon’ be envious of my beginnings
Got a circus full of sinners with bodies, so stop tryna be another addition
‘Cause I’m the realest in the business and everybody gon’ be envious of my beginnings
Got a circus full of sinners with bodies, so stop tryna be another addition

Outro: Eminem
I’m just playin’, Gen Z, you know I love you