Tupac meets Eminem? Fans draw jaw-dropping comparisons as Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Reincarnated’ sparks buzz with unmistakable Slim Shady vibes, blending lyrical mastery and raw intensity in a way that’s shaking up hip-hop.

Kendrick Lamar’s new track, “Reincarnated”, is causing a stir, with fans pointing out shades of 2Pac and Eminem in the song’s sound and storytelling.

Kendrick Lamar’s “Reincarnated”, off his latest album “GNX”, has listeners buzzing about its deep connections to hip hop’s greats. Built on a soulful sample of 2Pac’s “Made N****z”, the track nods to the West Coast legend while also sparking comparisons to another rap titan — Eminem. Fans across social media are picking up on Eminem’s influence, with many noting how Kendrick seems to channel the Detroit rapper’s raw energy and lyrical introspection.

Comments like “If you don’t hear Eminem’s influence on ‘Reincarnated’, you don’t really have an ear for rap” and “Kendrick definitely got a 2Pac and Eminem vibe on this one” have popped up all over X (formerly Twitter). Some fans even say the track blends the essence of both icons.

Kendrick himself has never been shy about his respect for Eminem, often calling him a major influence on his craft. While “Reincarnated” honours musical legends like John Lee Hooker and Dinah Washington, it also reinforces Kendrick’s ability to channel hip hop’s heavyweights, weaving their spirit into his storytelling.

Eminem’s fingerprints on Kendrick’s artistry are not new — fans noted similar shades on his previous album, “Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers”. But “Reincarnated” has taken the conversation to new heights, merging nostalgia with modern mastery. As always, Kendrick knows how to spark a rap debate!

Listen to Kendrick Lamar – “Reincarnated”