So Tupac is also apart of this?

Furthermore, as soon as Em was signed onto Aftermath, because Dre focused mostly on Em’s career, Snoop got upset and left to go on with Doggystyle

It should also be included that Dre did play-on with Eminem’s song called “Fuckin' Backstabber” that Em made back in 1995 which was on his former rap group Soul Intent’s third eponymous EP back in ‘95. Also, on the 10th track of Eminem’s debut solo album, there is a song called Backstabber.

Recently, a user on YouTube managed to get the original instrumental of “Kim”, and if we listen to it in depth, we will notice that at minute 2:01, there is a snippet of the song “Don’t Speak” by the band No Doubt, of which we all know that the vocalist was Gwen Stefani. You can listen to it for yourselves:

also represents a typical situation a couple could have, which is obviously amped up here, but is also kind of ironic that they start arguing over the radio when Em is dragging her to her death

This may also later relate to ‘Bad Guy’ as verse one can be seen in the perspective of Kim plotting to kill Eminem for the way her treated her. And so the quote “All it takes is one song on the radio, you’re Right back on it, reminding me all over again” this acts in a reverse way as it was Eminem getting tied of Kim saying ‘I love you’ or the same song repeated on a station, now in ‘Bad Guy’ it’s Kim getting tied of her Eminem repeatedly on the radio ‘over again’.

he’s making fun of typical radio songs…(love songs)

Em also slurs years making sound like tears, representing the tears he shed over the time. The Line “Wiped the slate clean” could be him wiping away the years and starting over again

Ironic that he’s talking about his possessions as he breaks the TV

Just to help with the question that was posted, the 5% Nation would consider themselves Muslim, but they are nowhere near as strict in their lifestyle and philosophy as typical Islamic sects, including (if not especially) the NOI. It’s founded by Clarence 13X who broke from the NOI. His philosophy has influenced Hiphop incredibly, even with Christian rappers and especially Afrocentric rappers. I know that doesn’t answer the question, but I doubt Nas follows a specific religion or philosophy as evidenced by his references to the Bible, 5% Nation, Aesop’s Fables, Israelite Books, Egyptian Scripture, and even contemporary literature. To ask if he was/is Muslim is to miss the point entirely. “Free your mind”

Was Nas Muslim when he wrote this?

the rhyme scheme here is incredible, look at what he did with “wondering” and “want urine” multi-syllable rhyming king