Your Reaction when you heard Eminem's Kim for the first time?

[DaveyDave]

i remember thinking it was a dope concept, the fact it was basically the prequel to '97 Bonnie & Clyde. i haven't listened to it in years but i would have loved to be in the studio when he made that just to see how he did it.

 

[dappadonna]

 

[T.he I.nformant]

 

[ChemicalBk]

Played it on repeat

 

[smokeurobinson]

Dont remember....NWA and 2 Live Crew had already destroyed all shock value in Hip Hop for me to remember my first reaction to Kim.

 

[vaudevillevillain]

"You were supposed to love meeeeeeeeee! Now bleeeeeed bytch bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed"

 

[Shogun]

was the first album i downloaded illegally before it dropped

it was shytty quality though, and missing songs, and in a fukked up order. Kim came on second after The Real Slim Shady, and I thought it was fake so I never really listened to it. When i bought the album i was like

 

[threattonature]

I heard this a good year or so before it was on the album. The original version seemed more raw. It was back on reviewsxl.com days. I through it on a random mix CD and played that shyt on the regular. It just blew my mind for real. I was actually disappointed in the album version to a degree because it was slightly different but I couldn't pinpoint what was different about it.

 

[diggy]

only cacs remember where they were when they first heard an eminem song

Ill agree with this to some extent minus the term

 

[DaHNIC82]

That song was so extreme that they had to censor elements of the song. I had the uncut version on my old harddrive where they bleeped out him saying theres a 4 year old boy laying dead with a slit throat

 

[intilectual recipricol]

"what the fukks this guys problem on the side of me?"

 

[JayBaldacci]

Never liked it. Bonnie and Clyde was a lot better being calm and sinister

 

[bordeaux]

white dude-song.

 

[Spoonz]

I thought "typical angry white boy" nonsense and shook my head

 

[drugxglory]

That shyt shocked the hell outta me.