So Eminem finally gettin' his props now

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These new nggaz recognizin' his influence... Yall think this trend will keep on goin' or is it jus the cool thang to say nowadays?

Im pretty sure apart from the lyrical black rappers, most white rappers had a direct influence from him

What yall think?
 

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These new nggaz recognizin' his influence... Yall think this trend will keep on goin' or is it jus the cool thang to say nowadays?

Im pretty sure apart from the lyrical black rappers, most white rappers had a direct influence from him

What yall think?
He always got props. What's been in dispute is the level of his greatness. He ain't close to top 5 for me.
 

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It's not like muh fukkas sayin he was a technical slouch or nothing. It's just the subject matter was corny as shyt and the presentation of majority of his projects was extremely lackluster. Cacs was hyping this Wienie as the greatest rapper of all time and we're just not having it, he's barely top 20
 

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The current Recovery Era Eminem is absolutely dreadful. People only big up his older material back in 00-03. He is a relic of his former self.
 

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The current Recovery Era Eminem is absolutely dreadful. People only big up his older material back in 00-03. He is a relic of his former self.
Recovery Eminem is still better than 98 percent of rappers today
 

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The current Recovery Era Eminem is absolutely dreadful. People only big up his older material back in 00-03. He is a relic of his former self.

Exactly. People (we all know who) try to act as if Eminem is anywhere near his prime. Eminem fell off 10 years ago, and he's not coming back.
 

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i think everyone from age 20-25 currently realizes at one point eminem was a great hip hop artist, something different. maybe his content wasn't for everyone, or maybe i just outgrew that bullshyt he rapped about, but there's no doubt people didn't at least see the skill with his writing, flow, and appeal. plus a lot of us were 10-14 around then :manny:


i think three main things happened that changed the response to eminem on the internet

1) his rabid dog-like fanbase, with their pavlov conditioning to like the same fukking rinse-repeat formula even though the quality of the tracks continue to get worse. they just annoy the hell out of everyone. sure 'eminem doesn't rap about money clothes and hoes' but he raps consistently about shyt more disturbing and impossible to connect with

2) his voice declining, his flows declining, his recent punchlines are laughable (with the occasional line being worse than papoose), and i think sobriety hurt (thank god he got sober that's great for him to catch up and be a father and a man) but if it affects your creativity that's a worthy price to pay

3) the natural 'anti-' response that occurs with someone or something being in demand for so long you get sick of it
 

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Exactly. People (we all know who) try to act as if Eminem is anywhere near his prime. Eminem fell off 10 years ago, and he's not coming back.


buffalo bill is still better than any of the weird type records any of these new nikkaz try to do, though.
not to mention, em is still better than them all in a commercial context, and as a technical marvel as well.
most of the rappers are offkey, and black.
so, they really can not be honored because you are not supposed to be black rapping and offkey.
out of the so-called offkey rappers, with no vocal tonality.
Eminem is still better, and easily head and shoulders above them when it comes to what they supply.
these new dudes were not even seeing infinite Eminem.
let alone polished with dre on aftermath, em.

just stop hating,..there is no way, you can dispute Eminem skillwise right now.
when judged against the complextion of emcees and the offkey styles they employ, in general.




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buffalo bill is still better than any of the weird type records any of these new nikkaz try to do, though.
not to mention, em is still better than them all in a commercial context, and as a technical marvel as well.
most of the rappers are offkey, and black.
so, they really can not be honored because you are not supposed to be black rapping and offkey.
out of the so-called offkey rappers, with no vocal tonality.
Eminem is still better, and easily head and shoulders above them when it comes to what they supply.
these new dudes were not even seeing infinite Eminem.
let alone polished with dre on aftermath, em.

just stop hating,..there is no way, you can dispute Eminem skillwise right now.
when judged against the complextion of emcees and the offkey styles they employ, in general.




art barr

Stop hating? LOL...right. You bring up Infinite Eminem when he was arguably, at his most lyrical. Nobody wants to hear Eminem force scream rap his way through a track nowadays, except his hardcore fans. One of the things that made Eminem so dope in the past was how effortlessly this motherfukka rapped, and now it's forced bullshyt. Please compare The Sauce to Buffalo Bill and come back to reality.
 

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Recovery Eminem is still better than 98 percent of rappers today
:lolbron:

"They'll never catch up (ketchup) to the energy, I mustard" :bryan:

"girl you gotta hot butt, like a lit cigarette" :stopitslime:

"Get your brains blown out, Thats what I call blowing your mind
when I come back, like nut on your spine
I'm a thumb tack, that you slept on son
Now here I come screaming "attack!' (a tack)
Like I stepped on one"


:snoop:
 

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Stop hating? LOL...right. You bring up Infinite Eminem when he was arguably, at his most lyrical. Nobody wants to hear Eminem force scream rap his way through a track nowadays, except his hardcore fans. One of the things that made Eminem so dope in the past was how effortlessly this motherfukka rapped, and now it's forced bullshyt. Please compare The Sauce to Buffalo Bill and come back to reality.

the sauce was a battle response.
it was not part of his horror core style content record, like buffalo bill.
also,..Eminem always had issues with vocal tonality.
which is why he uses different voices.
he was never effortless as an emcee bar to bar, and always talked about why he never sounded in the exact place on the beat.
so, that disputes your how effortlessly Eminem rapped.
you really do not know Eminem's core skills like I do, at all.
I know that because I come from the pedigree that put Eminem in the national spotlight as an underground hopeful.
on top of defeating him twice.
plus, I reviewed and was the first online review of his ssep, that said he would do what he did.
no one knows rap like I do when it comes to being able to put it into text or in convo.
so, you really not qualified to speak about Eminem.
when your whole argument is flawed.
I live in reality and real talk...
I know your life is not as real as mine, on no plane.
I did this shyt at every level from boardroom to block, at the highest craziest levels.
so kill, all the lol and talk about living in reality.


art barr
 

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the sauce was a battle response.
it was not part of his horror core style content record, like buffalo bill.
also,..Eminem always had issues with vocal tonality.
which is why he uses different voices.
he was never effortless as an emcee bar to bar, and always talked about why he never sounded in the exact place on the beat.
so, that disputes your how effortlessly Eminem rapped.
you really do not know Eminem's core skills like I do, at all.
I know that because I come from the pedigree that put Eminem in the national spotlight as an underground hopeful.
on top of defeating him twice.
plus, I reviewed and was the first online review of his ssep, that said he would do what he did.
no one knows rap like I do when it comes to being able to put it into text or in convo.
so, you really not qualified to speak about Eminem.
when your whole argument is flawed.
I live in reality and real talk...
I know your life is not as real as mine, on no plane.
I did this shyt at every level from boardroom to block, at the highest craziest levels.
so kill, all the lol and talk about living in reality.


art barr

:heh:
 
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