The two tracks sprung out of Eminem's beef with The Source co-owner (and forgotten Made Men rapper) Raymond "Benzino" Scott. If you're ever in need of an example of a hip-hop marvel performing a lyrical vivisection on one of his enemies, both "The Sauce" and "Nail In The Coffin" should meet your needs. The Sauce/Nail In The Coffin (Eminem vs Benzino/The Source) The Source The Warning (Eminem vs Mariah Carey) FAME Pictures/KEYSTONE Press Mariah, it ever occur to you that I still have pictures," spews Shady.Choice Barb: "You>re gonna ruin my career, you better get one." (aimed at Nick Cannon) "Enough dirt on you to murder you, this is what the f*** I do. The cut features Mariah and hubby Nick Cannon in the rapper's crosshairs, as Marshall Mathers III spits lines about bodily fluids while employing some Mariah samples. Eminem responded not long after with his release of the acid-tipped Mariah diss track "The Warning". (The Academy Award winner also played voicemails he said were from Mariah during his Anger Management Tour.) Things escalated in 2009 when Mariah released a track ("Obsessed") that was understood to be about the mega-selling rapper and the use of pseudo-Slim Shady cosplay in the video didn't do much to smack down that assertion. Em has launched a number of shots at the, um, "Elusive Chanteuse" with cuts like "Superman", "Jimmy Crack Corn" and "Bagpipes From Baghdad" touching on his version of the story. Eminem has claimed that he and Mimi were once a couple for a lengthy stretch, a relationship status that Mariah has always dismissed as non-existent. Love gone sour can sure bring some industrial-strength nastiness out of people, eh? Eminem and Mariah have been entangled in a lengthy war of words (and occasionally videos) over the past decade with both camps getting some shots in.
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