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Slaughterhouse Debuts Eminem Feature On 'Throw That'


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Eminem dedicated some serious time to helping Slaughterhouse perfect their Shady Records debut welcome to: Our House and this week we get a chance to hear his vocal contributions to the album. Em adds an extended hook to "Throw That" alongside Royce, Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden and Crooked I. Listen below.

Eminem was very hands-on in Slaughterhouse's album-creation process, and the four talented lyricists admit that his input helped them improve their already fine-tuned skills. In contrast to their 2009 self-titled album, which was crafted in just a week, this project required patience and diligence.

"I think all of us have been around long enough and are humble enough to know the appropriate time to be a sponge, and this entire process, all of us have done nothing but that, as well as sponging off each other," Joe Budden told MTV News on the video set of "Throw it Away." "So for me, it's been a learning process throughout the entire time, and I can say the same thing for these brothers because I hear it in their music as well. We're just blessed."



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