Nick Cannon: Eminem Is A Product Of Institutional Racism!

Nick Cannon calls Eminem a product of racism.

Nick Cannon still begging for Eminem to respond to the latest round of attacks. The media mogul decided to go ramp up his attacks against the "Rap God."

He says that Eminem is a product of institutional racism.

Celebrity agitator DJ Vlad has been on this kick of bringing on folks who have angst against Eminem.

Who often appear on DJ Vlad include Nick Cannon, Benzino and Lord Jamar. These three have been the most vocal critics of Eminem. These three were also the most harshly dissed by Eminem.

Vlad asked Cannon why did he use the verse of Eminem's old rap dissing black women.

In the hook of Cannon's "Canceled: Invitation," the rapper used "Foolish Pride" with the hook, "Black girls are bitches, Black girls are dumb."

Cannon said that the song was "racist."

Cannon said that he did it on purpose as a social experiment to see if anyone would react to the hook.

He said that he was annoyed by Em's fans defending him. Especially since he's dissing Black women.

Someone remind Nick Cannon, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Benzino and any other high moral entertainer that they can purchase a mirror at the local Dollar Tree. Take a look at it, you see yourself. Folks, these hypocrites are no different than Eminem.

Cannon did "Gigalo" with R. Kelly.

Cannon made an album called, "White People Party Music" in which he dressed up as a white guy trying to encourage people to buy his album.

Eminem isn't even wasting his time going after Nick Cannon.

This feud was over like nearly 10 years ago. It started when his ex-wife, pop singer Mariah Carey dissed Eminem on a song. Em returned fire with "Bombs over Baghdad." Nick Cannon responded with a not so subtle remark about Em's skills as an emcee. The Rap God returned fire with "The Warning" and aimed at both. The feud lasted for a few years and it ended quietly. Nick and Mariah splitted and the media mogul went on to remarry and have another child.

It comes as no surprise that in the age of Donald J. Trump, Black entertainers are starting to make noise about how white executives are exploiting their music. They sign contracts to these major labels and make millions. Now that they're no longer selling music, they're struggling. So they'll end up doing reality television, podcast and other irrelevant talents.

They're mad that Eminem continues to stay relevant. Eminem's last album KAMIKAZE and Music To Be Murdered By were surprise albums. Folks didn't expect Eminem to release albums.

But since, folks continue to demonize his talents, he wants to keep the music flowing.

Nick Cannon is not wrong about white entertainers stealing Black culture. However, going at Eminem is a cop-out. You're an annoying entertainer. I never liked you when you were on Nickelodeon. You remind me of a "minstrel" who wants attention.

Don't come at the crown, if you're not ready to be king!

You come off as a fool.

Nick Cannon and Benzino belong in the clearance bin of your local music store.