Spider Loc Says “fukk Eminem” + More Interviews
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Krazy
Rifle weh taller dan palm tree
Game defo got rocked, maybe not “knocked out” in the literal sense, but yeah when this dropped. Remember seeing so many people claim it was impossible lol
Rosemo telling the story seemed genuine and indirectly gave game props for rejecting the pass they were willing to give him.
And that’s the kind of stupidity Game would indulge in, and risk putting his kids life in danger lol
Normally dudes get on camera and be like “Yeah homie was a bytch copping pleas”
Rosemo telling the story seemed genuine and indirectly gave game props for rejecting the pass they were willing to give him.
And that’s the kind of stupidity Game would indulge in, and risk putting his kids life in danger lol
Normally dudes get on camera and be like “Yeah homie was a bytch copping pleas”
African Peasant
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Not the best argument to defend Em's albums.
Go diamond selling albums that are not classics breh
EastsideRio
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Can’t debate what’s factsNot the best argument to defend Em's albums.
EastsideRio
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Show me a diamond single that wasn’t a hit
African Peasant
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The fact here is the sales, not the classic status.
Seems like that's a fair criticism for all of his albums except MMLP.
Marshall Mathers was a straight, clear vision from beginning to end. I mean come on, the first eight tracks are:
Kill You
Stan
Who Knew
The Way I Am
The Real Slim Shady
Remember Me
I'm Back
Marshall Mathers
The next stretch of the album isn't as strong, but still has bytch Please II, Kim, and Criminal to close shyt up.
It's not just that there's some good songs there, it's that the message is so consistent and well-developed from song to song. People were playing that shyt and it was like Eminem was landing body blows with every track. The anger, the dysfunction, the lyricism, the shock value, the commentary on how rappers and rap fans and rap critics relate to each other, all of that was memorable as shyt.
I get people not liking Eminem because his songs are about a certain life that not everyone is going to relate to and a lot of his albums are mid or worse with the production/musicality. But he created something lasting with this project.
Production wasn't good enough despite cohesion.
EastsideRio
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I’m sure fans believe classic status can also be proven through the hands of time passed as well as sales. Smarten up NasThe fact here is the sales, not the classic status.
EastsideRio
You Can’t Stop The Rain ☔️
Kendrick Lamar Says 'The Marshall Mathers LP' Changed His Life - XXL
Kendrick Lamar credits Eminem's 'The Marshall Mathers LP' for changing his life and making him a better rapper.
Speaking with Vanity Fair in an interview published on June 28, the Damn. rapper was asked how he's able to deliver so many words and syllables in one bar. "It comes from my love of hip-hop," Kendrick said. "Eminem is probably one of the best wordsmiths ever," he adds, revealing that Shady's The Marshall Mathers LP was extremely influential for him. "There's a whole list of why, but just bending words... The Marshall Mathers LP changed my life."
BK The Great
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Em is overrated but a talented rapper. I’m not gonna listen to corny dad jokes from a 50 year old rapper. And record sales don’t mean shyt, Vanilla Ice went 7x platinum and his music is fukkin garbage.
BK The Great
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Different channel
Vanilla ice went diamond.......
Go diamond selling albums that are not classics breh