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Canadian rapper and singer bbno$, also known as 'baby no money,' gained popularity through his songs and recently made headlines for his track It Boy. Released in May 2024, the lyrics of the track allegedly take a dig at rapper Eminem and state:
"That's me, that's right (That's me)/ I-M H-I-M, the Gen Z Eminem"
Fans believe that Eminem responded to the nursery rapper in his latest track Trouble from The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce) album, where he seemingly addresses a dig at the Canadian rapper calling himself the Gen Z Eminem with lyrics stating:
"Let me go, you b***h, huh, or what, genius, huh?/ You gonna cancel me, yeah? Gen-Z me, bruh?"
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The Canadian rapper reposted an X post by PopBase, which suggested Eminem responding to his diss. Fans of the rapper were quick to respond to the same, wherein one of the fans commented:
"bbno$ single handedly carrying the Eminem comeback"
Several others joined in to reacted to the alleged diss:
Additionally, Eminem's fans claimed that he wasn't directly responding to the Canadian rapper's diss, while some fans suggested that the two rappers should collab:
"There's no way he's going to hit me back" — bbno$ commented on dissing Eminem
Alexander Leon Gumuchian, aka baby no money, is a rapper from Vancouver who gained popularity with his single Lalala in 2019, which has garnered over 700 million streams.
The Canadian rapper collaborated with producer Y2K on Lalala, and the single reached No. 10 on the Canadian Hot 100. He entered the music industry in 2013 and released his first single, Money Don't Grow on Tress, in 2014, followed by Baby Gravy in 2015 and No Jokes in 2016.
In a July 9, 2024 interview with Buzzfeed, bbno$ and Yung Gravy talked about why they have been targeting Eminem. The Edamame rapper mentioned that he has been going after Eminem to garner memes for his new song, which is something he told all his music friends.
Regarding his plan to get Eminem's attention, the rapper mentioned that he would spend 24 hours in the studio to make a 30-minute diss track with all the information he has on Eminem, film a video for it on his iPhone, and post it. However, the rapper was confident that Eminem would not respond to him, stating:
"But there's no way he's going to hit me back."
Just days after the interview was published, Eminem released Trouble, in which he allegedly responded to the Canadian rapper.
In his Buzzfeed interview, the rapper was also asked who he would want to make a music trio with in addition to himself and Yung Gravy. He replied by mentioning how Justin Bieber would be the perfect addition to their music duo, stating that Bieber would "bring literally everything."
The BPOT rapper emphasized Bieber's charisma and the fact that "every girl is obsessed with him," noting that Justin Bieber is "effortlessly perfect in pitch."
In other news, the Canadian rapper and Yung Gravy have announced their Australia tour, which starts on July 17, 2024, in Brisbane and will end on July 23, 2024, in Perth.
