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A photo of rapper Yung Tory which is the artwork for his song No Eminem
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No Eminem: Yung Tory Teams Up With Jace! For New Video

Toronto recording artist Yung Tory has teamed up with Jace! for the new song, “No Eminem.” Tory teased it through his YouTube channel late Sunday.

Yung Tory has been flooding the market with new music this year, with “No Eminem” being the twelfth post to hit his official YouTube channel since January—a combination of official videos, remixes and visualizers. His most successful music video this year is the Charlton Visuals-powered “Trippin” which has been viewed 5800 times since premiering on January 1, 2024. His most successful video to date is the Fenix Flexin-assisted “Netflix & Chill” which has over 9 million views.

Tory has also been busy on DSPs, with a pair of new collaborations dropping in the past couple of months. “Don’t Love Em” (with FLOKKSTAR) was released on August 2, and Tory was featured on “Good Riddance” by SK8, which was released on September 11. He’s also recently featured on tracks by YDB Phantom (“Fallen Angel (RIP)” and “Sorry Not Sorry (Armanii)”), OTMCJayy (“Amiri”), and Snxwy (“Do It Again”).

You can check out “No Eminem” by Yung Tory and Jace! on YouTube.

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