Sorry I didn't mean you were confused, I meant @REDLINE as he used Black Rap instead of Black Hip-Hop.
NOW, they're mostly white, but did they didn't start that way? There are way too many factors to take into account when doing the numbers on that. Poorer communities (black and white) are going to dub albums for each other (back in the day) than the individual buying an album. The way music works today you just use spotify and listen to your music, nobody is really buying music anymore. But when you buy a ticket to the show (mostly white attendants) that ticket comes with with a digital download for the album that ends up getting counted as a sale...so technically from this aspect, yes. Millions of records sold by Eminem were bought by White people.
I said that I was an Eminem fan at one point. I know he has fans, that Marley Marl vs Eminem thread proves that and I am also not saying he doesn't have talent. The problem I have always had was that he gets dubbed the King of Rap, this is Elvis all over again and we're just being complacent.
Rap and Hip Hop go hand in hand as it's one of the essential elements.