Eminem strikes back against Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon after the multi-platinum pop diva recently released a music video for R&B single, "Obsessed", where she dresses up like Eminem and portrays him as being a compulsive stalker. Eminem has responded with a brand new song titled "The Warning" and it is by far one of the most graphic songs that Eminem has ever written. In the new record, he gives very vivid details about the alleged short-lived sexual relationship that he once shared with Mariah Carey. This feud has definitely taken a turn for the worst. Listen to the song below:

"The Warning (Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon Diss)
Artist: Eminem
Album: Unreleased… (Relapse 2)
Label: Shady Records
Year: 2009
Location USA
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/eminem
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?zjtmo2dwhmt

There is a growing amount of internet chatter about the similarities between Green Day's new single "21 Guns" and Mott the Hoople's 1972 hit "All The Young Dudes".

The chorus of each song contain the same exact five notes (if transposed), along with an almost identical chord change.

So I wanted to find out what happens when the pitch of Green Day's "21 Guns" is changed from the key of F to the key of D?

"21 Guns" played in the Key of D (First seven seconds of the chorus)

"All The Young Dudes" (First seven seconds of the chorus)

"21 Guns" and "All The Young Dudes" simultaneously.

I don't think that the similarities between "21 Guns" and "All The Young Dudes", and Avril Lavigne's "Complicated" were intentional, however, as a Green Day fan, I'm surprised that they would release a song that contains notable similarities to other rock records such as:
Neil Young – Heart Of Gold
Scott Mackenzie – San Francisco
Electric Light Orchestra- Telephone Line
Avril Lavigne – Complicated
Mott the Hoople – All The Young Dudes

So there it is, the post that will end all posts about the many 21 Guns comparisons. (Because if I don't stop here, I'm going to do this forever.)

Green Day's newest single 21 Guns, sounds very uncomfortably familiar to Avril Lavigne's multi-platinum hit song, "Complicated", and it's only a matter of time before her publishing company and former label, Arista, begin to take notice. The similarity is so blatant, that you can actually play the two songs at the same time and hear the same exact chord progression and rhythm.
What was Green Day thinking!? It would be a tragedy to see such an iconic rock band, get involved in a career damaging copyright lawsuit.

Here's The Facts:

Avril Lavigne – Complicated (First 24 Seconds).

Green Day – 21 Guns (First 24 Seconds)

Now, Listen to both records simultaneously:

21 Guns and Complicated played simultaneously

Complicated faded into 21 Guns simultaneously

The similarities are clear.

Credit TripletimeXL.com if you use any of this information.

I know… this is extremely fake… however, I'm really impressed with the overall quality of this video clip. It's definitely going to receive millions views in the next three months. I'm amazed that some people actually think this is real.

So here's the truth (credit me if you use this information) the new Silly Boy record that everyone thought was performed by Rihanna and Lady Gaga apparently came from the Netherlands. A source recently told me that it is connected to Walboomers Music, a Dutch music production and publishing company. It may have been created by Eva Simons a singer/songwriter for Walboomers and produced by Tearce Keaz, the same person that produced Tania Christopher's "Just Like You" and "Show Me" (which was featured in the movie Step Up 2).

So there you have it, the truth behind Silly Boy…

I'm calling this out early, even though the track is unfinished, and there's still 8 months before 2010, I honestly believe that when these two artists begin to establish themselves as two of the world's most popular rap acts, people will look back at this collaboration in the same light as the legendary 1997 Masta Ace & Eminem collaboration for Hellbound.
I got a chance to listen to this record about 3 months, ago over the phone; I still have no idea when the full remix will be done and released, but I know for a fact that it’s going to feature some pretty big names (you'll have to wait and see). This verse was recently placed on the new "Please, Hold" mixtape which is a gathering of some very very old XV songs such as Cooler Than Ya Boyfriend, along with some very new XV songs and remixes including this one right here. It's sort of a mixed bag for me since I already had 60% of those songs on my computer, but it's great for people that missed all the unreleased XV songs through the years and feel a need to catch up.

So pick that mixtape up, and enjoy the very short, yet memorable, verse from XV on this epic Swedish instrumental with one of the world's best rappers, Henok Achido.

Download: Right Click Save As

"Fly, Fresh, Forever (Remix)"
Artists: XV and Henok Achido
Producer: Filthy
Album: Please, Hold
Year: 2009
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/xtothevizzy
Contact: Xtothev@gmail.com

The idea of a show with Adam Tensta, U-N-I, Mickey Factz, Eboi, DJ Rooftop and Addeboy vs. Cliff is simply incredible and the fact that the show is going to be on Sunset Blvd is just phenomenal. I don't think anyone in L.A. realizes the type of presence that Adam Tensta & DJ Rooftop bring to the stage. It’s safe to say that the Swedish Hip-Hop Explosion is finally going to reach the eyes and ears of American audiences in one of the largest metropolitian areas in america. No one should pass up this show. You’ll regret it. Watching the youtube.com footage won't be the same as seeing it live and in person, trust me!

Adam Tensta recently posted a new blog on myspace directed to, the #1 selling rapper, Lil Wayne that states:“I ain't the type to be hating on other artists, but I've gotta say: What the fuck is Weezy doing? I've been irritated about his arrogance for a while, and after seeing YouTube clips of him acting like he is living in a fantasy world where he can do what ever the fuck he wants, I've had enough. How can people be surprised that he got bottles thrown at him in London?
Wayne… all the dope tracks aside, you need to step your people game up. I don't even think that it needs to be said and I know you probably think that nothing can fuck your promotion game up, but mentioning "fuck the" and "mixtape DJs" in the same sentence is not a good move. Then again, maybe it is a good move if you want the same people you talked about to leak your shit before its supposed to leak. I talked to a couple of DJs about this and they said that they already got the leak last week. I think they will be happy to spread that shit over here in Scandinavia. Since you said "buy it or don't buy it, suck my dick" I guess that's ok.

I'm just saying man, it's so damn obvious. I need to work on some new mixtape shit and Lil Wayne needs to work on those people skills I mentioned earlier.
Nuff said.
Peace
Adam”

You can comment his blog directly on myspace: Adam Tensta's Myspace Blog

“Dope Boy”
Artist: Adam Tensta
Featuring: Eboi
Year: 2008
Album: It’s A Tensta Thing
Country: Sweden
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/adamtensta
Label: RMH/Kwerks
Contact: rmh.ent@gmail.com

"Song Killin 2008"
Artist: T.N.
Producer: Tyrell Smith
Album: Song Killin 2008 (Digital Single)
Tempo: 97 BPM
Year: 2008
Country: USA
Location: Boston Area
T.N. on Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/tnfromthema
Tyrell Smith on Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/newtyrell
Contact: tyrell@tripletimexl.com

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