Eminem an underrated producer?

[A187]

this beat is fire

 

[Catch these Hands]

this beat is fire

Beat was hot.

 

[Catch these Hands]

He was an idiot for manipulating Pacs words to say "G-unit in the house" and "50!" As if pac was actually shouting out 50 cent. Someone he never even met.

You can clearly hear the heavy Dr. Dre influence but the sounds he uses were corny. That's just me tho.

That was like one song besides shyt like Ghetto Gospel I can't hate the album.

There's a reason why he was giving his shyts away for free...outside a very small handful of beats...rest were repetitive and bland as fukk..you could predict where he'd put a drum or some sound.



this too. That is probably the most egotistical, disrespectful thing an artist could do. fukk outta here with that bullshyt Em.

Yeah I agree it did get repetitive sometimes but at least he had his own signature sound. A lot of cats now all sound the same. I can't even pick out who produced who unless it's one of the select few that have their own sound.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Hell no.

He's appropriately rated as a below average producer that made a few dope beats over his career, but for the most part made a bunch of overly melancholy joints that sounded interchangeable and soulless.

at him strong-arming his way onto The Black Album and God's Son by offering those beats to Jay and Nas for free and making it hard for them to say no.

No lie last year The Cross came on and my friend started rapping the Moment of Clarity hook when Nas started rapping because he thought it was that song instead, and his face was priceless. Now that I think about it even the hooks kind of sound the same.

 

[Deltron]

No lie last year The Cross came on and my friend started rapping the Moment of Clarity hook when Nas started rapping because he thought it was that song instead, and his face was priceless. Now that I think about it even the hooks kind of sound the same.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Souless?

Sampling vocal does not equal a soulful beat.

And I'm at this Ms. Jenkins joint.

I've never heard this before.

So we can add Queen to the list of corny vocal samples that Em has looped up now?

That beat is actually not bad, but it's nothing I would call soulful.

 

[BK The Great]

This beat was dope, I used to think it was Dre who produced it due to him saying his name in the beginning but found out a while back it was Em

 

[Figaro]

The state of his basic drums

It’s a pattern that a beginner on fruity loops would come with

 

[Catch these Hands]

So many super producers on here. Let me hear your production history

 

[DeadandGone14]

He had a few good beats but he was straight trash making beats. Like others have mention that ish was some soulless generic beats you would hear on Youtube or something..

 

[Deltron]

So many super producers on here. Let me hear your production history

stop copping pleas.

We gotta be producers now to critique?

 

[Catch these Hands]

stop copping pleas.

We gotta be producers now to critique?

No you don't need to be one. I just believe his shyt to be better than some of the stuff coming out today from the 1000's of 808 producers.

 

[Deltron]

Good for you. Why can't you accept a lot of people think his shyt is ?

Why you so hard for?

 

[Catch these Hands]

Good for you. Why can't you accept a lot of people think his shyt is ?

Why you so hard for?

He's not my favorite producer but he Doesn't really deserve the heat he gets. Is he a GOAT producer? No. Is he terrible? No. Is he decent? Yeah. At least his shyt doesn't sound generic like most of todays stuff. At least he has his own sound. You clearly not into having a decent discussion so I'll leave it at that.

 

[King Jove]

i chuckled reading the thread title.

then i saw the OP was serious.

lmao yikes.