In Eminem's video, he wanders, probably high, through a bombed-out, post-apocalyptic world till some friendly black people provide him with the music he usually steals to sustain his middling career.

In K-Fed's video, he displays his pure talent which lead his debut album to outsell Eminem's.

Keep in mind that Nationwide is still around but nobody produces 2011 Chrysler 200s anymore (poor Em).

Originally posted by MusicTalker Kevin Federline promotes racial stereotypes about the hip hop genre, it's worrisome. Eminem has been open about his privilege in the past and has been widely accepted as a talented rapper.