Grammy-winning rapper Eminem and Royce Da 5'9's new Hell: The Sequel is reportedly set to dominate its competition next week with sales projections totaling up to 160,000 copies.Based on one-day estimates, the duo's joint EP will easily debut at the top the sales chart.The project features collabo's from Slaughterhouse and pop star Bruno Mars.
A few weeks ago, Eminem explained on getting into his 'Bad Meets Evil' rap alias with Royce.
"Me and Royce, ever since back in the day when we did records together, we always had kind of a chemistry," said in an interview. "It was fairly easy to play off what each other was doing, and I think we can [think] a lot alike...This record, the way it came together, it wasn't anything that we planned to do. We didn't get together and say, 'Hey, man, let's make a Bad Meets Evil record.' It was more so along the lines of us making amends and repairing our issues that we had, and then one day, Bad [Royce] brought asong to me and wanted me to jump on it, and the way it ended up coming out, it was pretty easy to do. It didn't take a lot of time. It was fun to do it. The way we knocked that record out kind of quickly ... it just morphed into this." (MTV)
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