Let me find out Eminem is low key underated as a producer "The Coli told me he was trash"

[TheDarceKnight]

That song is epic & the beat definitely plays it’s part. I do think that beat is fire. Thought that since the first time I played it when I heard the album leak before it dropped. I didn’t know Eminem produced that when I first heard it.

Good point. I just remember liking the song and I never really said anything bad about the beat until I started disliking Em's production later on. One of the best things I can say about the beat is that it definitely leaves a lot of room to highlight Jay and Em

 

[SunZoo]

Hit or miss but better than people give credit for a times. Kante got caught trying to steal his drums lol

But yea, he should honestly produce for himself MORE and other's less. Some of his best shyt is on his own tracks, they're simple and leave a lot of space to not rap like a fukking robot.

Some of them records he didn’t even produce lol

You know how many beats of Dre's you could line up and say that about?

 

[Cladyclad]

Hit or miss but better than people give credit for a times. Kante got caught trying to steal his drums lol

But yea, he should honestly produce for himself MORE and other's less. Some of his best shyt is on his own tracks, they're simple and leave a lot of space to not rap like a fukking robot.



You know how many beats of Dre's you could line up and say that about?

We not talking about Dre sir

 

[Metal Face]

Eminem ain't do "Many Men"

 

[JustCKing]

He didn’t produce On Fire. He strong armed his way into thinking people he did that beat (and Many Men) because he sprinkled a few keys at the end of both beats.

I could be wrong but off memory I’m 99% sure that Kwame produced On Fire.

Edit:

Kwamé Recalls Almost Getting Jerked By Eminem Over Lloyd Banks 'On Fire' Production Credit

In this DXCLUSIVE, Kwamé recalls how not being present in studio for a Lloyd Banks session almost resulted in Eminem commandeering a production credit.

hiphopdx.com

This is how producers get jerked out of royalties and publishing. Basically, if you submit beats to a label, you rub the risk of forfeiting not only credits, but money. Your beat is only a portion of the production process. Of course, you're going to have to fight for your credits because you weren't there in the studio with the artist when the song was created. Yes, this matters and it is very BIG deal. ANY changes made to this beat that caters to the artist that the person who made the beat DID NOT add/subtract is credited to the person(s) who did it. As a result, that is now a production/co-production credit. Kwame made a beat, but he didn't make a Lloyd Banks song.


Reading the article, Em and them were Shady for that if they wouldn't let him come to the studio and lied about being in London.

 

[A Pimp Named Slickback]

This beat is undeniable

 

[A Pimp Named Slickback]

Had Eric Cartman singing on Runnin

One of the funniest things I've ever read on this site

 

[FunkDoc1112]

Em's good when he's sampling 70s rock but them keyboard shyts are awful outside of Renegade

 

[dook]

Em didn’t produce Renegade, just added strings like other beats mentioned in this thread. DJ Head produced it and didn’t get proper credit/payment and that’s a big reason why he stopped DJing for Em and was replaced by Green Lantern

 

[FunkDoc1112]

Em’s production is analog-ish. His snares are horrible and his beats are not full and well produced. These sound like skeletons. Some of his later stuff might’ve been a bit more well produced but they’re nothing special

You clearly don't know what analog means dawg

 

[Deltron]

Reading the article, Em and them were Shady for that if they wouldn't let him come to the studio and lied about being in London.

 

[Grand_Verbalizer]

You clearly don't know what analog means dawg

Be careful, you might lose brain cells talking with that guy (look through thread)

 

[BK The Great]

You clearly don't know what analog means dawg

Those aren't but these beats are

 

[FunkDoc1112]

Those aren't but these beats are

nikka....

Let me just spell it out for you since you're being a doofus:

an·a·log
adjective
relating to or using signals or information represented by a continuously variable physical quantity such as spatial position, voltage, etc.
"analog signals"

Analog = physical recording. Actual live instruments, recorded with tape

Digital = electronic. Keyboards, recorded digitally

 

[Deltron]

Em didn’t produce Renegade, just added strings like other beats mentioned in this thread. DJ Head produced it and didn’t get proper credit/payment and that’s a big reason why he stopped DJing for Em and was replaced by Green Lantern

Wow