After recording a handful of tracks and performing some shows around their native Detroit, Eminem embarked on a solo career. Besides launching his own solo gig, Royce would land on Em’s 1999 effort The Slim Shady LP on a track called “Bad Meets Evil,” but after the album’s massive success, Eminem remained a solo artist and the group was put on hold. Things got worse when business deals between Royce and Eminem’s producer/mentor, Dr. Dre, went sour, and then the group broke up after Royce began feuding with Eminem’s new set of protégés, the group D12. After D12’s Proof was murdered in 2006, the two began talking again. Royce’s group Slaughterhouse would be signed to Em’s Shady label in 2010, and then Bad Meets Evil would reunite for their debut EP, Hell: The Sequel, which was released by Shady in 2011. ~ David Jeffries