Taking Sides: Eminem vs. I-Roy

Don't you hate the way I never actually 'take sides' in my 'taking sides' questions? Back to question - it was the I-Roy track "Hospital Trolley" that made me think of this. The TITLE as much as the track, if not more so, and I think that people's 'character' or 'personality' or whatever comes out in seemingly thrown-away things like titles (esp. in genres like hip-hop, dub and jazz where the titles are usually 'functional' titles, i.e. not obviously predetermined by a vocal, although I know there's loads of cabalistic significance in dub titles like Perry's "Bafflin' Smoke Signals" [Vatican, geddit?] but then Perry was an auteur so that's why he's more well-known to non-dub fanatics), like a Freudian slip

Bizarre Theory Too Far Out For Ian Brown Dept:

Reagan did for the Hip-Hop Nation what Hitler did for Zionism

that theory isn't bizarre at all.