Deluxe:
"Baby" basically takes off where "Evil Twin" left off. Slim Shady
completely goes off with multi-syllables, punch lines, crazy flows,
shout outs... you get the picture. If you weren't sure Slim Shady was
back after the regular version of the album ended, well here he is. The
fact that this song (and really the rest of the deluxe tracks) didn't
make the album is a testament to the strength of the album.
"Desperation" is the famous Jamie N Commons feature everyone's been
waiting for. This is another song about Eminem's love life and all the
problems connected with it. Jamie N Commons' hook is devastating. It's
safe to say that Jamie and Eminem fit fairly well. This song has some
solid punchlines such as "I'm just mad the time it took to discover you
were using me for loot like I used you for looks." "Desperation" steers
clear of becoming the next "Love The Way You Lie" or "Spacebound" with
plenty of jabs at the fairer sex.
"Groundhog Day" is like a darker, nightmarish (in a good way) version of
Yellow Brick Rock. Eminem discusses moving from place to place as a
kid, discovering hip hop with Uncle Ronnie (RIP), making rap his life
goal, and teaming up with Proof (RIP as well). Eminem also discusses,
explicitly, coming up in the underground and battle hip hop scenes. The
lyricism as always is (rap) god-like. By the end of the song, it's
apparent that Eminem is one of the greatest to ever touch a mic. This is
a 100% pure hip hop track. No pop.
"Beautiful Pain" goes back to the hip hop-pop balance that Eminem toes
the entire album with a clearly pop hook by Sia. Eminem's story telling
is top notch. This is a very introspective track discussing pain and
depression. Just in case you wanted to know, Eminem is here for you!
"And I'm pulling for you to push through this feeling and with a little
time that should do the healing." This is the "Not Afraid" of The
Marshall Mathers LP 2. Hip hop purists may not appreciate it, but it is
an extremely deep track that everyone can relate to.
"Wicked Ways" returns to the Slim Shady persona. "Guess I got a way with
words, I could get away with murder." That opening line is an extremely
efficient way to explain Slim Shady. The multis on this song are
amazing. At times it seems like Eminem doesn't know how to NOT rhyme.
It's fantastic. All pop is gone again on this song, and Eminem rips hip
hop a new one. This is a great way to end the deluxe version of the
album. This song is so good that you can hear Eminem "digging his way to
hell" (which makes sense if you listen to the song). The album
officially ends with a hidden Ken Keniff skit (he's back!). Ken is
taking a piss/shit in a bathroom stall and his combination of horrible
gas and singing laced with homosexual references leads the dude in the
stall next to him to say "I know that voice," slam his stall open and
take off screaming. Ken complains about everyone leaving him and farts
one more time as the album ends. Thanks Shady.
Overall, I love this album. To me, The Eminem Show and Marshall Mathers
LP were both 9.5/10. Most of the songs on this album are 9's or 10's,
but "The Monster" is about a 6 and Survival is probably a 7.5. As a
whole, I would give the album a 9/10 (8.5 at the lowest). It's not quite
as good as The Eminem Show or original MMLP, but it may be on par with
The Slim Shady LP, and is certainly beyond the rest of his albums. I
love this album, and I'm probably going to have it on repeat for at
least a week. This album paints a picture of an older, only slightly
more mature Eminem who is extremely relate-able. It also seems to find
the perfect balance between Eminem and Slim Shady. Relapse was too much
Slim, Recovery was too much Em. MMLP2 is the right amount of each with
enough Marshall Mathers thrown in to make you feel like you know him.
Not to mention Ken Keniff is back. There have been rumors that this is
Eminem's last album, and though I hope it's not, it would be a deserving
final album.
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Friday, November 1, 2013
Eminem's MMLP2 review track by track
As you probably know by now, The Marshall Mathers LP 2 has officially leaked. Make sure to buy the album! I've pre ordered the album, so I don't feel bad about downloading the leak. I mean I've already bought the album, so I feel I'm entitled to it. So how do you guys like the album? I was extremely skeptical, but this album was amazing! It is obvious from the beginning of the album that MMLP2 really is a sequel. Eminem wasn't kidding when he told Rolling Stone, "To me, it's more about the vibe, and it's more about the nostalgia." Though parts of the album are clearly adding onto the original album (such as "Bad Guy" and "Parking Lot), this album is more about the vibe which is very similar to original, but this time from the eyes of an older man. I was extremely high when I listened to the album, so it was mind blowing when I first listened to it. I have since listened to it another couple of times and it still holds its own. So here's a track by track analysis:
"Bad Guy" is a classic sequel to Stan. If you are to listen to a single song from the album, go and listen to "Bad Guy." In my opinion it is the best song on the album. It tells the story of Matthew, Stan's younger brother who you might remember from the lyrics "but you coulda signed an autograph for Matthew/that's my little brother man, he's only six years old." Matthew, in Stan's mind, was an even bigger fan Stan was: "He wants to be just like you man, he likes you more than I do." I'll let you listen to what Matthew has to say (and do), because it is classic and I don't want to give anything away.
"Parking Lot (Skit)" takes you back to the song "Criminal" on MMLP1. Eminem's get away car drives away without him after he robs a bank and kills the teller. Eminem is angry and has to run away on foot. The following song, "Rhyme or Reason" is a classic cut with amazing rhymes, wordplay and hook where he says "there's no rhyme or no reason for nothing." A prevalent theme throughout the song (and the album as a whole) is the absence of Eminem's dad. The song begins with "What's your name? Marshall/Who's your Daddy? I don't have one." It's a funny song, yet sad at the same time.
"So Much Better," is a classic, misogynistic, Slim Shady track with an extremely catchy hook:
"My life will be so much better if you dropped dead (dead)
I was laying in bed last night thinking
And this thought just popped in my head and I thought
Wouldn't shit just be a lot easier if you dropped dead (dead)
I would feel so (so) much (much) better
The song starts with Eminem rapping about a girl cheating on him with Dr. Dre, Drake and Lupe Fiasco. He later raps, "I got 99 problems and a bitch ain't one, she's all 99 of them, I need a machine gun." The song is filled with great punchlines. This album is so great, it's hard to pick out favorites, but this is one of them for me. It also seems like a slightly less aggressive sequel to "Kill You."
"Survival" has been out since August and I don't feel like reviewing it. I'd say it's a pretty good song with a Recovery vibe rather than a Marshall Mathers LP vibe. It has a definitely rock/rap feel to it. It is one of the biggest missteps on the album, which is a good thing because it's a pretty good song.
"Legacy" starts with a pop intro, but quickly turns dark and introspective with the rhymes, "What kind of twisted experiment am I involved in/Cause I don't belong in this world/That’s why I'm scoffing at authority, defying often/Flying off at the handle with my mom, no dad." Overall, the song is thought provoking and introspective and basically tells the story of who Eminem is, why he raps, and basically describes his "legacy."
"Asshole" features a solid hook by Skylar Grey. Shots are thrown, including a shot at Asher Roth and a hilarious shot at ICP (seriously go check that one out!). Eminem admits that he's an asshole, but points out that we're the ones who repeat what he says and pay attention. He then goes off, sending shots, dropping hilarious punch lines and basically dropping a classic Slim Shady cut.
Everyone has heard "Berzerk" by now. I'm not going to say much about it. It is a solid single, in Beastie Boys style, over a rock, Rick Rubin beat. It is a solid party anthem.
Everyone has also heard "Rap God," but it is still one of the standout tracks on the album, featuring amazing flows, speed, lyricism and punch lines. It's a great single.
"Brainless," is one of the funniest tracks on the album with the opening lines "I walk around like a space cadet, place your bets/Who's likely to become a serial killer? Case of tourettes." It almost seems like a sequel to "Brain Damage" on The Slim Shady LP, telling about his history with bullies. I love this song. A lot of the songs on this album explain the distinct roles of Eminem and Slim Shady and why he creates the music he does. This is one of those songs. If you don't understand where Slim Shady comes from or why he's needed, then just listen to this song.
"Stronger Than I was," is a pop ballad, almost completely sung by Eminem himself, like "Hailie's Song" from The Eminem Show. On this song, Eminem discusses his struggles with women and how he has grown and become stronger despite them. It's actually a really good song, despite Eminem only rapping a single verse. The content of the song seems to imply that the song is about Kim (at least in my mind, others may disagree). This song shows how much Eminem has matured over the years and stands out the way "Hailie's Song" did.
"The Monster" is the fourth single from this album. The positives: good lyricism and wordplay. The negatives: weak, cheesy hook sung by Rihanna, and a wack beat. I would also say that the content of the song is weak. It's basically just a song featuring Eminem complaining about the downside of being extremely famous. Nothing groundbreaking. This is probably the biggest misstep in the entire album. The entire album rides the line between hip hop and pop, but this song clearly crosses the line to pop, even more than "Stronger Than I Was." It doesn't catch the MMLP vibe, and holds the album back from reaching the levels of classics like The Eminem Show and the original Marshall Mathers LP.
"So Far" is perhaps the funniest song on the album. Eminem comes in singing in a hilarious hill billy-esque voice saying "I own a mansion but live in a house, a king size bed but I sleep on the couch." The entire song paints the picture of a bad-ass-red-neck Eminem. He talks about being classless, being hounded by fans, meeting famous people, not understanding technology, and not fitting in with society. The lyrics, "What come on man I'm crappin' and you're askin' for my goddamn autograph on a napkin," are reminiscent of lyrics from "The Way I Am," but rather than an angry, "me against the world" Eminem, the song maintains a funny red neck persona of a man who doesn't know how to grow up. Though he continues to complain about the negatives of being famous, he does it with a sense of humor and mixes it up by talking about some of the positives.
Kendrick Lamar's feature on "Love Game" is classic, almost stealing the show until Eminem destroys the last verse. Kendrick also provides a very good hook. Eminem and Kendrick go back and forth, verse to verse, misogynistic, woman bashing verses. It's a step from the normal for Kendrick, but handles it really well. The song almost has a 1950's era feel, despite being a hip hop song, thanks to a clever sample. Eminem lists off a dizzying list of names that his fiance has cheated on him with in the first verse, and Eminem's last verse on the song is one of the best verses on the album.
"Headlights" completely switches gears. The song is a heart wrenching apology to Eminem's mom. Eminem finds a happy balance between explaining his side of the story and offering a heart felt apology for what he's said about his mother over the years. "I went in head first never thinking about who what I said hurt." This song is the clearest evidence that Eminem has grown up, though, as other songs show, he may have troubles maturing at a normal rate. Eminem raps about the pain he feels knowing his children don't know their grandmother, and wanting to mend bridges. Nate Ruess's hook is drenching with Auto-tune, but fits the song. Eminem probably wouldn't have been able to pull off the soft, heart felt singing that Nate provides. This song really helps you get to know the new Eminem more than any song on the album.
"Evil Twin" switches to an absolute classic song, with Marshall switching between his Eminem and Slim Shady characters. He starts out saying "I'm trying to figure out the difference, but I think the lines are starting to get blurred," and from there it's on. This is the fiercest song on the entire album, completely cutting lose and taking shots. This song is war! "I believe people can change, but only for the worse, I could have changed the world if it wasn't for this verse." The song continuously blurs the line between Eminem and Slim Shady until you're not sure which one is which and Marshall says "because we are the same." This is one of the best songs on the album, and that's saying something! A great way to end the album.
"Bad Guy" is a classic sequel to Stan. If you are to listen to a single song from the album, go and listen to "Bad Guy." In my opinion it is the best song on the album. It tells the story of Matthew, Stan's younger brother who you might remember from the lyrics "but you coulda signed an autograph for Matthew/that's my little brother man, he's only six years old." Matthew, in Stan's mind, was an even bigger fan Stan was: "He wants to be just like you man, he likes you more than I do." I'll let you listen to what Matthew has to say (and do), because it is classic and I don't want to give anything away.
"Parking Lot (Skit)" takes you back to the song "Criminal" on MMLP1. Eminem's get away car drives away without him after he robs a bank and kills the teller. Eminem is angry and has to run away on foot. The following song, "Rhyme or Reason" is a classic cut with amazing rhymes, wordplay and hook where he says "there's no rhyme or no reason for nothing." A prevalent theme throughout the song (and the album as a whole) is the absence of Eminem's dad. The song begins with "What's your name? Marshall/Who's your Daddy? I don't have one." It's a funny song, yet sad at the same time.
"So Much Better," is a classic, misogynistic, Slim Shady track with an extremely catchy hook:
"My life will be so much better if you dropped dead (dead)
I was laying in bed last night thinking
And this thought just popped in my head and I thought
Wouldn't shit just be a lot easier if you dropped dead (dead)
I would feel so (so) much (much) better
The song starts with Eminem rapping about a girl cheating on him with Dr. Dre, Drake and Lupe Fiasco. He later raps, "I got 99 problems and a bitch ain't one, she's all 99 of them, I need a machine gun." The song is filled with great punchlines. This album is so great, it's hard to pick out favorites, but this is one of them for me. It also seems like a slightly less aggressive sequel to "Kill You."
"Survival" has been out since August and I don't feel like reviewing it. I'd say it's a pretty good song with a Recovery vibe rather than a Marshall Mathers LP vibe. It has a definitely rock/rap feel to it. It is one of the biggest missteps on the album, which is a good thing because it's a pretty good song.
"Legacy" starts with a pop intro, but quickly turns dark and introspective with the rhymes, "What kind of twisted experiment am I involved in/Cause I don't belong in this world/That’s why I'm scoffing at authority, defying often/Flying off at the handle with my mom, no dad." Overall, the song is thought provoking and introspective and basically tells the story of who Eminem is, why he raps, and basically describes his "legacy."
"Asshole" features a solid hook by Skylar Grey. Shots are thrown, including a shot at Asher Roth and a hilarious shot at ICP (seriously go check that one out!). Eminem admits that he's an asshole, but points out that we're the ones who repeat what he says and pay attention. He then goes off, sending shots, dropping hilarious punch lines and basically dropping a classic Slim Shady cut.
Everyone has heard "Berzerk" by now. I'm not going to say much about it. It is a solid single, in Beastie Boys style, over a rock, Rick Rubin beat. It is a solid party anthem.
Everyone has also heard "Rap God," but it is still one of the standout tracks on the album, featuring amazing flows, speed, lyricism and punch lines. It's a great single.
"Brainless," is one of the funniest tracks on the album with the opening lines "I walk around like a space cadet, place your bets/Who's likely to become a serial killer? Case of tourettes." It almost seems like a sequel to "Brain Damage" on The Slim Shady LP, telling about his history with bullies. I love this song. A lot of the songs on this album explain the distinct roles of Eminem and Slim Shady and why he creates the music he does. This is one of those songs. If you don't understand where Slim Shady comes from or why he's needed, then just listen to this song.
"Stronger Than I was," is a pop ballad, almost completely sung by Eminem himself, like "Hailie's Song" from The Eminem Show. On this song, Eminem discusses his struggles with women and how he has grown and become stronger despite them. It's actually a really good song, despite Eminem only rapping a single verse. The content of the song seems to imply that the song is about Kim (at least in my mind, others may disagree). This song shows how much Eminem has matured over the years and stands out the way "Hailie's Song" did.
"The Monster" is the fourth single from this album. The positives: good lyricism and wordplay. The negatives: weak, cheesy hook sung by Rihanna, and a wack beat. I would also say that the content of the song is weak. It's basically just a song featuring Eminem complaining about the downside of being extremely famous. Nothing groundbreaking. This is probably the biggest misstep in the entire album. The entire album rides the line between hip hop and pop, but this song clearly crosses the line to pop, even more than "Stronger Than I Was." It doesn't catch the MMLP vibe, and holds the album back from reaching the levels of classics like The Eminem Show and the original Marshall Mathers LP.
"So Far" is perhaps the funniest song on the album. Eminem comes in singing in a hilarious hill billy-esque voice saying "I own a mansion but live in a house, a king size bed but I sleep on the couch." The entire song paints the picture of a bad-ass-red-neck Eminem. He talks about being classless, being hounded by fans, meeting famous people, not understanding technology, and not fitting in with society. The lyrics, "What come on man I'm crappin' and you're askin' for my goddamn autograph on a napkin," are reminiscent of lyrics from "The Way I Am," but rather than an angry, "me against the world" Eminem, the song maintains a funny red neck persona of a man who doesn't know how to grow up. Though he continues to complain about the negatives of being famous, he does it with a sense of humor and mixes it up by talking about some of the positives.
Kendrick Lamar's feature on "Love Game" is classic, almost stealing the show until Eminem destroys the last verse. Kendrick also provides a very good hook. Eminem and Kendrick go back and forth, verse to verse, misogynistic, woman bashing verses. It's a step from the normal for Kendrick, but handles it really well. The song almost has a 1950's era feel, despite being a hip hop song, thanks to a clever sample. Eminem lists off a dizzying list of names that his fiance has cheated on him with in the first verse, and Eminem's last verse on the song is one of the best verses on the album.
"Headlights" completely switches gears. The song is a heart wrenching apology to Eminem's mom. Eminem finds a happy balance between explaining his side of the story and offering a heart felt apology for what he's said about his mother over the years. "I went in head first never thinking about who what I said hurt." This song is the clearest evidence that Eminem has grown up, though, as other songs show, he may have troubles maturing at a normal rate. Eminem raps about the pain he feels knowing his children don't know their grandmother, and wanting to mend bridges. Nate Ruess's hook is drenching with Auto-tune, but fits the song. Eminem probably wouldn't have been able to pull off the soft, heart felt singing that Nate provides. This song really helps you get to know the new Eminem more than any song on the album.
"Evil Twin" switches to an absolute classic song, with Marshall switching between his Eminem and Slim Shady characters. He starts out saying "I'm trying to figure out the difference, but I think the lines are starting to get blurred," and from there it's on. This is the fiercest song on the entire album, completely cutting lose and taking shots. This song is war! "I believe people can change, but only for the worse, I could have changed the world if it wasn't for this verse." The song continuously blurs the line between Eminem and Slim Shady until you're not sure which one is which and Marshall says "because we are the same." This is one of the best songs on the album, and that's saying something! A great way to end the album.
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Eminem's new album
Eminem's new album called Marshall Mathers LP 2 made it debut today. I know it's to early to rate it but I gotta say, IT'S DOPE! I just can't choose my favorite song because i like them all. Eminem continued the tradition. On the first view Eminem's new album sound just like slim shady persona he used to be in the past 2003-2004. Eminem new album is expected to sell more than 790.000 units in the first week but Interscope records made more than 1 million copies for the first week so everything is covered. In the first listening session of the album marshall mathers lp 2 you can taste the of the Marshall Mathers LP 1 because everything is like a sequel of the last album.
In the bad guy, which is more than 7 minutes long you can hear the slim shady hype he has on it. rapping like Eminem did in the past years. Then headlights, is another song which he apologizes to his mother because it wasn't her fault for trying to raise him and nathan, eminem's brother. When Nathan was 8 years old, the state took him and put him in a shelter because the family couldn't afford raising him.
In legacy you can hear him rap about his legacy. The legacy he created by rapping and being put in a bubble from the society. He thinks his a part of a weird experiment. In the hook, it's a female singing it and saying that the Eminem was a type of kid that Eminem was obsessed with everything. His dad left him and his mother, saying they are in the same boat.
The new album has a lot of songs and the same taste as the first Marshall Mathers. He talks about everything he used to go through his childhood. To this day he remains strange to his mother beacuse he never talks to her and now he understands that it's no longer a part of his own life. The grandmother, Debbie Mathers, wasn't near him, watching Hailie raise. One night Debbie stops in Eminems house while they were hgoing to buy hamburgers. That night he remembers it well beacuse it was the night he actually hugged her and felt her existence.
The rhyme or reason, he raps on how about he raps about everything with a reason. The deluxe album contains 5 more songs and we expect some awesome and dope songs from it.
As soon as we hear them we will write on our blogger.
Comment below and give us your opinion about Eminem's new album.
In the bad guy, which is more than 7 minutes long you can hear the slim shady hype he has on it. rapping like Eminem did in the past years. Then headlights, is another song which he apologizes to his mother because it wasn't her fault for trying to raise him and nathan, eminem's brother. When Nathan was 8 years old, the state took him and put him in a shelter because the family couldn't afford raising him.
In legacy you can hear him rap about his legacy. The legacy he created by rapping and being put in a bubble from the society. He thinks his a part of a weird experiment. In the hook, it's a female singing it and saying that the Eminem was a type of kid that Eminem was obsessed with everything. His dad left him and his mother, saying they are in the same boat.
The new album has a lot of songs and the same taste as the first Marshall Mathers. He talks about everything he used to go through his childhood. To this day he remains strange to his mother beacuse he never talks to her and now he understands that it's no longer a part of his own life. The grandmother, Debbie Mathers, wasn't near him, watching Hailie raise. One night Debbie stops in Eminems house while they were hgoing to buy hamburgers. That night he remembers it well beacuse it was the night he actually hugged her and felt her existence.
The rhyme or reason, he raps on how about he raps about everything with a reason. The deluxe album contains 5 more songs and we expect some awesome and dope songs from it.
As soon as we hear them we will write on our blogger.
Comment below and give us your opinion about Eminem's new album.
Monday, October 28, 2013
Eminem's new album (pre-review and expectations)
Eminem's new album called Marshall Mathers LP 2 is a sequel of the previous album of MMLP.
This album will be officially released on November 5th and it is expected to sell more than 850,000 units in the first week but we still hope Eminem sells more than that in the first week because as far as we can hear from his singles, "Berzerk", "Survival" ft Liz Rodriguez, "Rap God" and now "The Monster" ft. Rihanna, the album is going to be one of his best albums.
The most anticipated hip hop album is going to be reviewed by the most famous magazines and newspaper all around the world so, we are doing a pre-review based on the singles released so far and by the rummors confirmed by shady records staff.
S1 the producer of Bad Guy told us on twitter that the track has two different beats on it and it's 7 minutes long. Bad Guy is the opening track of the newest Eminem album called Marshall Mathers LP 2.
We still are waiting for the new track with Busta Rhymes called Calm down that is featured on COD Ghost. This song will most likely be one of the sickest tracks that world will hear. The track will be similar to Lose yourself and that's why Eminem used the opposite of Calm Down.
The monsted ft. Rihanna is dropping tonight and we will hear what Eminem prepared for us. This single will also have an music video. Bebe Rexha, the singer who wrote the hook of the songs, says that the track lyrics are dark but coming from a bright place. So it's like rapping in heaven about hell, or something like that.
She didn't say much because she didn't want to spoil the surprise.
The whole world is waiting for Eminem's new album and everyday people are getting more and more curious about what Marshall Mathers, the famous hip hop artist , has done with his new album.
This album is most likely going to be one of his best albums beacuse it has been 3 years since he has released his last studio album which is ''Recovery'' and he work very hard about it.
Let us know your thoughts about Eminem's new album.
Comment below and we will reply to you as soon as possible.
Eminem Daily News.
This album will be officially released on November 5th and it is expected to sell more than 850,000 units in the first week but we still hope Eminem sells more than that in the first week because as far as we can hear from his singles, "Berzerk", "Survival" ft Liz Rodriguez, "Rap God" and now "The Monster" ft. Rihanna, the album is going to be one of his best albums.
The most anticipated hip hop album is going to be reviewed by the most famous magazines and newspaper all around the world so, we are doing a pre-review based on the singles released so far and by the rummors confirmed by shady records staff.
S1 the producer of Bad Guy told us on twitter that the track has two different beats on it and it's 7 minutes long. Bad Guy is the opening track of the newest Eminem album called Marshall Mathers LP 2.
We still are waiting for the new track with Busta Rhymes called Calm down that is featured on COD Ghost. This song will most likely be one of the sickest tracks that world will hear. The track will be similar to Lose yourself and that's why Eminem used the opposite of Calm Down.
The monsted ft. Rihanna is dropping tonight and we will hear what Eminem prepared for us. This single will also have an music video. Bebe Rexha, the singer who wrote the hook of the songs, says that the track lyrics are dark but coming from a bright place. So it's like rapping in heaven about hell, or something like that.
She didn't say much because she didn't want to spoil the surprise.
The whole world is waiting for Eminem's new album and everyday people are getting more and more curious about what Marshall Mathers, the famous hip hop artist , has done with his new album.
This album is most likely going to be one of his best albums beacuse it has been 3 years since he has released his last studio album which is ''Recovery'' and he work very hard about it.
Let us know your thoughts about Eminem's new album.
Comment below and we will reply to you as soon as possible.
Eminem Daily News.
Eminem influence in my life
My new post on how Eminem influenced my life.
Marshall Mathers help me recover myself from difficult situation. Eminem is the most famous hip-hop artist and he had to sacrifice a lot to go where he is now. Through his music I learned a lot of things, and I don't judge people like some people do because Eminem thought me so.
It's not like some people think about. I know Eminem has dark and scary lyrics but you have to know him enough to understand on what he is trying to say.
When I moved to my new school I didn't know nobody there. I used to go around the school with my headphones on listening to his songs. It was Marshall, my only friend, because i didn't know nobody else. While listening to music, a guy heard the songs and said to me: "Hey, that's Eminem. Do you like his songs too?" and i was like ''Yes, he is my favorite artist of all time''. It was this conversation that lead to my 7 years friendship with my friends John. We talked about 2-3 hours about Eminem , and we both knew everything about him. It's was a barrier in my life that I overcame and met new friends and become socialized.
It's was that moment that changed my high-school life. We were both known as stans, because that is how Eminem hardcore fans are called. We loved when peopled called us that because we were proud of being shady fan.
Two years later, we still listen to Eminem because that's what kept us united and we discuss together everything.
Comment and share your story on how Eminem influenced your life.
Marshall Mathers help me recover myself from difficult situation. Eminem is the most famous hip-hop artist and he had to sacrifice a lot to go where he is now. Through his music I learned a lot of things, and I don't judge people like some people do because Eminem thought me so.
It's not like some people think about. I know Eminem has dark and scary lyrics but you have to know him enough to understand on what he is trying to say.
When I moved to my new school I didn't know nobody there. I used to go around the school with my headphones on listening to his songs. It was Marshall, my only friend, because i didn't know nobody else. While listening to music, a guy heard the songs and said to me: "Hey, that's Eminem. Do you like his songs too?" and i was like ''Yes, he is my favorite artist of all time''. It was this conversation that lead to my 7 years friendship with my friends John. We talked about 2-3 hours about Eminem , and we both knew everything about him. It's was a barrier in my life that I overcame and met new friends and become socialized.
It's was that moment that changed my high-school life. We were both known as stans, because that is how Eminem hardcore fans are called. We loved when peopled called us that because we were proud of being shady fan.
Two years later, we still listen to Eminem because that's what kept us united and we discuss together everything.
Comment and share your story on how Eminem influenced your life.
The first time I listen to Eminem
This is my story when I first heard an Eminem song.
I was like. 8-9 years old and I was at my grandfather house for a reunion. My siblings were coming from Greece and I hadn't meet them in years. When I meet them my cousing was wearing an Eminem t-shirt and had a nice mobile phone. He had a ringtone with Eminem lose yourself track and i really loved it.
I would listen to it nonstop. I became an crazy fan of Eminem just by listen a ringtone of one of his songs.
The next morning he downloaded me another Eminem songs, which was "Stan".
I really loved that too. My cousin gave me his Eminem t-shirt and i wore it for days. I would still listen to those two songs. After some months, he bought me a Cd player with an eminem cd and I was given me as a birthday present.
It was the best birthday present ever. That summer, we would travel a lot and I would get my Cd player everywhere. I had an Eminem t shirt and a cd player with eminem cd on it. I was the happiest kid on earth.
My cousin was happy to see me that I liked his present. After some months, he got back to his home in Greece and he would.
Seven years later, I meet my cousin and he asks me if I still like Eminem. I laughed and said that I haven't missed even one song that he has dropped.
He was still a shady fan too , and we would have a lot of great time together talking about Eminem's albums and disscuss them in details.
It's so beautiful to have someone to talk to, especially when it comes to talk for your favourite all-time celebrity.
It's been so many years and we still love Eminem to this day and can't wait for his new album.
Please comment and tell us your story on where and how you first listened to Eminem.
Thank you.
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Eminem Daily News
- According to S1 there will be 2 different beats on Bad Guy.
The track will be more than 7 minutes long.
#7minutesslimshadyyoureon
Here's the tweet:
https://twitter.com/SymbolycOne/status/394246223705563137
- There are some rumored snippets floating around internet of MML2. It's not confirmed if these snippets are legit so we will wait for the official album to drop.
- "The Monster" ft. Rihanna drops tomorrow.
- 9 days until #MMLP2 is officially released.
- Support Eminem buy pre-ordering of purchasing the album.
- There's gonna be a new Eminem song in COD Ghosts Edition.
We still don't know who is featured or who produced it, but it might be something raw like "Survival".
We still have to wait to find out more.
#GhostsEminem (@eminemdnews)
- Big Sean admits Eminem collaboration on an interview.
This track will most likely be on Big Sean album because as far as we can see there is no Big Sean featuring in ''MMLP2''.
- Eminem's 'Rap God' Debuts at No. 2 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.
#RapGod #MMLP2
- "We're not releasing nothing while Em is coming out. Let him go ahead and sell his 20 million records and then when he's finished, we'll roll out.'' - Joe Budden (laughing).
- We must add that Slaughterhouse album is already finished, and according to Joe Budden the album is very deep, very introspective and very personal.
#MMLP2 #Slaughterhouse
- Official cover and tracklisting for Deluxe version of MMLP2.
On Monday, everybody can pre-order the album on iTunes.
The track will be more than 7 minutes long.
#7minutesslimshadyyoureon
Here's the tweet:
https://twitter.com/SymbolycOne/status/394246223705563137
- There are some rumored snippets floating around internet of MML2. It's not confirmed if these snippets are legit so we will wait for the official album to drop.
- "The Monster" ft. Rihanna drops tomorrow.
- 9 days until #MMLP2 is officially released.
- Support Eminem buy pre-ordering of purchasing the album.
- There's gonna be a new Eminem song in COD Ghosts Edition.
We still don't know who is featured or who produced it, but it might be something raw like "Survival".
We still have to wait to find out more.
#GhostsEminem (@eminemdnews)
- Big Sean admits Eminem collaboration on an interview.
This track will most likely be on Big Sean album because as far as we can see there is no Big Sean featuring in ''MMLP2''.
- Eminem's 'Rap God' Debuts at No. 2 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.
#RapGod #MMLP2
- "We're not releasing nothing while Em is coming out. Let him go ahead and sell his 20 million records and then when he's finished, we'll roll out.'' - Joe Budden (laughing).
- We must add that Slaughterhouse album is already finished, and according to Joe Budden the album is very deep, very introspective and very personal.
#MMLP2 #Slaughterhouse
- Official cover and tracklisting for Deluxe version of MMLP2.
On Monday, everybody can pre-order the album on iTunes.
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