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Shortly after Proof returned again with his Detroit group 'Purple Gang' and recorded a much harder diss track titled 'The Beef Is Over'. The track was seen as an awful attempt to diss. Proof being the ring leader of D12 did a remake of 50 Cents 'Many Men' and released it.

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Although We Ridin is a track directed at Eminem, it is not a full force diss track, it is merely Royce's feelings about Eminem put on wax.Р”Р„fter these tracks, D12 had clearly been shown up.

Over the next few days, Royce lived up to his word and released all 3 tracks, 'Malcolm X', which is a diss to all of D12, 'What We Do', also a diss to D12, and finally 'We Riding', a full track directed straight towards Eminem. While there they played the, at the time unheard, Shit On You disses to Bizarre. However, Eminem did not appear in any of these D12 tracks, it was only the 5 other members.Р”Р„fter hearing this Royce went to his local radio station for an Interview claiming he's going to be coming back much harder 3 times. The track went into a full out diss record over the beat of 50 Cent's 'Backdown'. The first track was titled 'Smackdown' and started the CD with the Royce interview in which he called them out.

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At the 50 Cent release party in Detroit, D12 had recorded a mixtape to give it for free to the hardcore fans. To this Royce replied 'D12' and calling them 'the worst fucking rap group ever'.Р”В12 heard this remark from Royce and considered it a challenge. In a recent interview, Royce was asked 'Who do you think is ruining rap right now? Or who would you say is whack or want to start a beef with any time soon?'. After hearing this Royce wrote a diss record mainly to Bizarre called 'Shit On You', obviously over the beat of D12's 'Shit On You' but never released it as he didn't want to start a feud with D12.Р”Р„fter a while, Eminem and Royce were starting to part ways and not talking so much. In this song Bizarre of D12 dissed Royce. The beef started on DJ Butter's track 'Don't try this at home', which was a compilation of D12 and D-Elite. The team recorded such Hip-Hop classics as the Slim Shady LP, Bad Meets Evil, Scary Movies and The One. Squashed.Р”В®minem and Royce were teamed together on Tommy Boy records under the name of Bad Meets Evil. Within the track Eminem states 'He can't rap or sing but wants to do both' and D12 throw shots further degrading the character of Everlast, Evidence (a member of the rap group Dilated Peoples') After Quitter Everlast didn't have anymore comebacks. In this Eminem answers Everlast's suggestion in Whitey's Revenge to make this battle a physical one, ' F*ck you, fat boy, drop the mic, let's fight.'. Everlast made a response to the diss 'WhiteyРІР‚в„ўs Revenge' which he started to mention about Eminem's paternity with his daughter Hallie.Р”Р„ diss track by Em was leaked, this song was supposed to have Limp Bizkit but they backed out last minute(more info in that beef section)the song featuring The Dirty Dozen entitled Quitter (which can be found below). Sometime in 2000 Eminem released a diss 'I Remember' as an response to those hits towards him. The beef started when Everlast used subliminal disses at Eminem in the song 'Ear Drums Pop (Remix)РІР‚Сњ. Eminem didn't say anything to him, Everlast did not like this and thought it was disrespectful. 9 Images of Eminem's victims who will never be rememberedР”В«ack story: Everlast passed Eminem in a lobby.

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