The beat is well done and literally pounds through the speakers, but still doesnвЂ™t help the track from feeling sort of mundane by the end. This song is relaxing, enjoyable, funny, but somehow lacks any lasting appeal. вЂњBruce Willis on his death bed, last breath with an infectionДЇighting it while he's watching internet pornДavid Carradine jacking his penis in front of his tripodД¬hoking his own neck, what part you don't get?Дў) Fastlane (4:10)- The first single, and one of the songs where Royce comes out on top. Favorite lines in this song go to Eminem: Royce slows it down a little on this short opening track, and after spitting a few clever bars (вЂњanybody thinkin'/That the game don't need/the Bad and the Evil regime/That's like saying that bad boy Piston team didn't need IsaiahвЂќ), the duoвЂ™s voices combine and intertwine as the trade lines for a pretty epic closing (Eminem even reverts back to the semi-automated sounding voice that was common around the вЂњThe Eminem ShowвЂќ era, which is a very satisfying allusion). Eminem opens fiercely and sets up the form for many of the songs on this album: impressive double time flow coupled with so many one-liners (вЂњPush a bitch out the Aspen until I get the *** out of DodgeвЂќ), similes, metaphors, wordplay and just funny lines, that youвЂ™ll inevitably have to give the track another spin whether or not you liked it. Oh and please excuse my slight tendency to come off as a Stan-I swear IвЂ™m not trying to.ДЎ) Welcome 2 Hell (2: 58)- The album opens with a Havoc produced beat that utilizes haunting, eerie vocal samples that harmonize while a relatively simple, semi-fast tempo is set by the backing drums/clap. If you cannot be bothered to go through every track, skip over to the end for any final thoughts. Since this EP is more of a slew of random tracks recorded for fun, rather than a cohesive unit, IвЂ™ll be breaking this review down into the dreaded track-by-track format. Make no mistake though, when Em decides to go in, Royce is once again left standing in the dust gaping at who he, himself, has stated as вЂњthe greatest MC of all timeвЂќ. Royce da 5'9's technicality, flow, and overall ability to create lyrical verses has grown immensely since we last heard him with Eminem, and since Em has deviated greatly from his former technique, making him arguably less clever and even somewhat grating to listen to recently, the verses heard on this album are almost equally matched on every track. On this EP, you wonвЂ™t find a classic such as one of their early tracks, вЂScary MoviesвЂ™, or youthful tracks like вЂNuttin to DoвЂ™ and вЂSheвЂ™s the OneвЂ™ however, this is by no means a bad thing. Bad Meets Evil, are Royce da 5'9 and Eminem, for those who live under a rock. The EP's lead single 'Fast Lane' peaked at number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100, while the second single 'Lighters', featuring Bruno Mars, peaked at number four on the same chart.Review Summary: 'Cause this is what happens when Bad meets Evil/And we hit the trees til we look like Vietnamese people/He's Evil, and I'm Bad like Steve Seagal/Against peaceful, see you in hell for the sequel'ДЄnd here we are, 10 years later, and after numerous difficulties ranging from addiction and jail, to вЂњbeefsвЂќ and deaths, with the rap duo Bad Meets Evil back together.

The album is now eligible for platinum certification in US. After Royce's super-group Slaughterhouse signed to the Eminem-founded record label Shady Records, a reunion of Bad Meets Evil followed with the extended play Hell: The Sequel, which reached number one on the US Billboard 200 and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA). In 1999, the duo released a double non-album single, 'Nuttin' to Do' and 'Scary Movies' the former peaked at 36 on the Hot Rap Songs chart, while the latter peaked at 63 on the UK Singles Chart and was featured on the soundtrack of the 2000 horror comedy parody film Scary Movie.

Their discography consists of one extended play (EP) and four singles. Bad Meets Evil was formed in 1998, thanks to the duo's mutual friend, Proof. American hip hop duo composed of Detroit-based rappers Royce da 5'9' and Eminem (Evil).

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