Rhythm + Flow

Eminem Boldly Shares His Love For Latto’s Music

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Eminem showed love to Latto during his recent appearance on Netflix’s Rhythm + Flow Season 2. “I love you by the way. You’re f***ing incredible,” he told Latto on the show. Latto got excited in response and thanked him for the compliment. As a clip of the praise hit social media, fans were loving the wholesome moment.

“I love how Eminem has been giving flowers to the lady rappers who can spit. First Young M.A.—even before anyone else gave her credit, now Latto,” one user wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “It’s so easy to give a compliment. To take those two seconds as a legend in the game made her whole week probably. I hate Eminem’s fans, but the guy is a good dude.”

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Latto isn’t the first artist of a younger generation Eminem has shown love to. During Em’s appearance on his own Shade 45 SiriusXM station in 2022, Sway Calloway mentioned Kendrick Lamar being “the most electrifying vocalist of this generation.” Eminem elaborated: “I absolutely would agree. I would agree with that. Kendrick is at the very, very top tier of lyricists. Not just of this generation, but of all time.” The praise came ahead of the release of Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, which he later said left him speechless.

Eminem Shows Love To Latto

In other Eminem news, he’s currently competing with N.W.A, George Clinton, Janet Jackson, and more legendary artists to receive a spot in the Songwriters Hall of Fame as the upcoming class of 2025. In announcing him as a nominee, the organization shared several songs that highlight his talents including “Lose Yourself,” “Stan,” “Mockingbird,” “Houdini,” and “Rap God.” Check out Eminem’s full praise of Latto below.

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When Does ‘Rhythm + Flow’ Season 2 Come Out?

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After nearly five years, Netflix has announced the return of Rhythm + Flow for season 2. The first season, which aired in 2019, featured judges Cardi B, Chance The Rapper, and T.I. critiquing a crew of unsigned rappers as they competed for a $250,000 grand prize.

Guest judges on the show included Anderson .Paak, Big Boi, DJ Khaled, Fat Joe, Jadakiss, Killer Mike, Lupe Fiasco, Nipsey Hussle, Quavo, and Snoop Dogg, among others, and the winner, D Smoke, was eventually nominated for three Grammy Awards.

When Does Rhythm + Flow Season 2 Come Out?

Netflix hasn’t revealed when the second season — which was originally scheduled to air in 2021 — will begin streaming on the platform, it has shared a few details, including the new lineup of judges.

The new judges on Rhythm + Flow will include DJ Khaled, moving up from his guest judging duties in season one; Latto, who started her career as the winner of Lifetime’s The Rap Game, making her uniquely suited to the role; and Ludacris, whose rap success has led to an equally successful film career.

One guest judge that has been teased is Eminem, who will oversee the rap battle challenge, playing on his own career as a battle rapper.

More details will be revealed closer to the release date. You can watch season 1 of Rhythm + Flow on Netflix.

Netflix’s Rap Talent Show ‘Rhythm + Flow’ Is Coming Back After Nearly Five Years For Season 2 With Eminem

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Does anyone remember Rhythm + Flow, Netflix’s rap competition series from several years ago? It starred Cardi B, Chance The Rapper, and T.I. as judges and helped launch the indie rap career of Inglewood MC D Smoke, whose debut album Black Habits was nominated for a Best Rap Album Grammy in 2021.

You’d be forgiven for forgetting the show, or for thinking that it had suffered the fate of so many other Netflix originals and been canceled after its first season. After all, the last we heard about a second season was nearly four years ago, and it was supposed to air sometime in 2021, but never did. However, it looks like the show is definitely returning, with Netflix posting the announcement of season 2 on its YouTube page.

It also looks like the show was retooled during its hiatus, bringing a new set of judges in addition to another batch of young rap hopefuls. This season, contestants will be judged by DJ Khaled, Latto (herself a veteran of the comp show circuit), and Ludacris — a decidedly less controversial trio than the original lineup — and special guest judge Eminem, who’ll oversee the rap battle round (naturally).

The grand prize will be $250,000 — enough to launch a career with — and more information will likely be made available soon. You can still check out season 1 here.