Arch Nemesis continues Benzino"s feud with rapper Eminem. What looked like a possible truce at the top of the year when Eminem recorded "Toy Soldier" on his now multi-platinum Encore, turned into a false alarm when the video was released. In a scene which shows Eminem agonizing over the bloody body of D-12 member Proof, Benzino is assumed to be the shooter. Catching feelings, Zino shot back with "Look Into My Eyes," a jab at Eminem as well as his first single: "If Eminem want to squash beef, tell him call me/ I"ll meet him anywhere, he can bring his army." Worth mentioning however, is that his reference to Em is only a small portion of the song. Not mentioned in any of his press is that the track is more about his life: "Pops went to prison/ I knew about the system/ Every Sunday morning me and moms paid a visit." Other standouts include the hood ode "What"s Really Good" featuring Scarface and the Lil Jon produced "Dat"s How It Goes." Surprisingly, this track finds a somewhat believable crunk Zino. Track listing: • Intro (1:09) • It"s Nuthin" (3:45) • On My Mind (3:41) • Bottles & Up (Thug da Club) (4:06) • U Can"t Handle It (3:42) • Numb (Skit) (0:38) • Look into My Eyes (Reponse to Eminem"s "Toy Soldiers") (4:32) • News Flash (Skit) (0:27) • Arch Nemesis (Wish a N***a Would) (3:15) • What"s Really Good (4:19) • Wide Body (3:43) • Dat"s How It Goes (3:02) • 2Pac (Intro) (0:12) • Trying to Make It Through (3:45) • Ride (Skit) (2:13) • Front Back (Side to Side) (3:46) • Sorry (Skit) (1:09) • Not Me (3:58) • Noche de Estrellas (3:41) • Diamond Girl (3:26) • JB Floatin" (Skit) (0:27) • World Famous (4:00) • Killa (2:53) • Last Days Calling (*) (3:38)