Eminem featuring in Dr. Dre's remix for Kanye West's 'Use This Gospel' has fans losing their mind: 'Drop it asap!'

West revealed on twitter that his daughter's favorite song 'Use This Gospel' was getting a remix by Dr Dre with a verse by Eminem
PUBLISHED SEP 19, 2020
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It looks like Kanye West has confirmed the rumors of a collaboration with rapper Eminem. Taking to Twitter today (September 18), West revealed that the two have been working together on a track. Thanking the iconic Detroit rapper, Ye said that the song is a Dr. Dre remix version of his song 'Use This Gospel', which arrived in 2019 and featured on his ninth studio album 'Jesus Is King'. The original version of 'Use This Gospel' featured a reunion of hip-hop duo, Clipse, as well as Kenny G on the saxophone.

Ye wrote, “THANK YOU FOR RAPPING ON THE DR DRE REMIX OF USE THIS GOSPEL I HAVW ALWAYS LOVED AND RESPECTED YOU AND IM HONORED TO HAVE YOU BLESS THIS SONG ... ITS ALSO NORTH WEST’S FAVORITE KANYE WEST SONG OF ALL TIME." His teaser has stirred up a barrage of tweets from fans, who are demanding an early release with comments like "Drop this rn" and "Omggg. Drop it asap!!!!" and "BRO I NEED IT NOW PLEASE." One fan said, "WAIT WHAT OMFG drop this please I need this now, a song with my two favorite rapper of all time."



 



 



 



 



 

Another fan wrote, "They two GOAT coming to save the RAP!!! Its actually so hype."



 

Soon after 'Jesus Is King' was released, Kanye West shared that he was already in studio with Dr. Dre for its followup. 

Famed cinematographer Arthur Jafa prematurely revealed some details about project during an Instagram Live stream in May. In talks with fashion designer Michèle Lamy, Jafa indicated that he was working on a music video with West for a single from the album, which he revealed the title as "God's Country'. In June, following the announcement of a collaboration between West's fashion company Yeezy and clothing retailer Gap, West launched the #WESTDAYEVER promotional campaign on Twitter to announce different projects across June 26. One of those projects was revealed to be a Jafa-directed music video for 'Wash Us in the Blood'.

It was around the same time when West officially confirmed the title of the album as 'God's Country'. Then, on July 18, the rapper announced the title had been changed to 'Donda', in tribute of his late mother, and that the album would be released on July 24, but it wasn't released on that date.

Whether or not the 'Use This Gospel' remix will feature on the upcoming album or its release date is not confirmed as of yet. 

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