Jake Paul Declares Draw in Diss Battle Between Eminem and MGK

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  • November 10, 2025
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A man named Jake Paul, who is famous on the internet and boxes, said something interesting on a podcast called Hotboxin’ with Mike Tyson. He was talking with Mike Tyson, a famous boxer, and DJ WhooKid, a music host. Jake said he thinks his friend, a rapper named MGK, did just as well as another rapper, Eminem, when they made songs arguing with each other. These songs are called diss tracks.

Jake said both MGK and Eminem made good diss tracks, and neither one was better than the other. He thinks their argument made both rappers more famous and was fun to watch, like a tie in a game. Mike Tyson and DJ WhooKid didn’t seem to agree. Mike said Eminem is tough to challenge, and DJ WhooKid said nobody has ever beaten Eminem in anything.

It was clear Mike and DJ WhooKid thought Jake’s idea was a bit funny, and they tried not to laugh. What do you think about Jake saying it was a tie?

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