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EMINEM - RECOVERY (Official Discussion)
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Duck Duck Doggy on May 30, 2025, 11:03:50 AM ---But you just said one if your main complaints was he was t rapping about these subjects and he was. What is he going to do rap about proof on every song? I think you just don't remember that album.
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It was nearly every song on SSLP thru 8 Mile was about his life. Then on Relapse it was only 3 songs.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: TraceOneInfinite on May 30, 2025, 04:46:03 PM ---It was nearly every song on SSLP thru 8 Mile was about his life. Then on Relapse it was only 3 songs.
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lol
my favorite em album is MMLP
it's definitely not all songs about his life... "Kill You", "I'm Back", "Bitch Please 2", "Remember Me", "Criminal", "Amityville", "Real Slim Shady", "Under The Influence", "Who Knew", "Marshall Mathers" to name a few
some of these u can argue were somewhat more subject driven than others
but to act like he was just this deeply introspective emcee 24/7 during his prime is off homie
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Sccit on May 30, 2025, 05:35:40 PM ---
lol
my favorite em album is MMLP
it's definitely not all songs about his life... "Kill You", "I'm Back", "Bitch Please 2", "Remember Me", "Criminal", "Amityville", "Real Slim Shady", "Under The Influence", "Who Knew", "Marshall Mathers" to name a few
some of these u can argue were somewhat more subject driven than others
but to act like he was just this deeply introspective emcee 24/7 during his prime is off homie
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"Kill You" - The whole theme of MMLP was he was responding to critics and the media backlash and sudden fame. So they said his music was too violent so in "Kill You" he responds rapping, "I invented violence you vile venemous bitches, vein vicodin and rinrinrin... Oh no now he's chokin a whore and 4 mics in the Source" etc, there are many lines I could post like this from the song
"Who Knew" - are you fuccing kidding me dogg? Just look at the chorus it says, "I never knew I, knew I would get this big..." he's rapping about his sudden fame and responding to all his critics and speaking on the trajectory of his career, etc. give me a break
"I'm Back" - Come on dogg, what the hell are you listening to? He's responding to how they say he is a bad influence on kids and shit like that and how he's gone crazy from fame and hearing all the bullshit, and introducing himself again like a followup to "My Name Is" it was o.g the first single
"Bitch Please 2" - He responds to the controversy of Gays with picket signs outside of his shows and an article from Timothy White in Billboard magazine
"Real Slim Shady" - yo this is two obvious, if you don't think this song is about his life and career in rap, and the narrative and trajectory of his career I'm not gonna waste my time explaining (actually I will because I have a lot of time to waste)
"Under the Influence" - he's rapping about how he has to keep it real, and how important it is to be real and authentic in hip-hop, this is very close to him and his character and life and career narrative
"Amityville" is like a rep your city track dog. So that's about him and his fuccin home town of Detroit and the grimey streetz that raised him and made him the MC that he is
...this is too easy man, I could go on and on if needed, what album were you listening to? You trippin dogg.. even Sccit ain't gonna agree with you on this one
JUST GOOGLE MMLP
"The Marshall Mathers LP" is Eminem's second studio album, released in 2000, that delves into various aspects of his life, including his family relationships, his rise to fame, and criticisms he faced. It's notable for its exploration of his multiple personas (Marshall Mathers, Eminem, and Slim Shady) and his use of shock value and controversial content, which resonated with some while provoking controversy. The album also touches on themes of family dynamics, including his relationship with his mother and ex-wife, Kim Mathers.
"In 2000, Eminem dropped 'The Marshall Mathers LP,' an introspective look at his career and personal life. At the time, Em was coming off the success of 'The Slim Shady LP,' but with tracks like the ever-popular "The Real Slim Shady" and the table-shaking "Stan," Em walked right into another hit project. 20 years later, Genius News looked at the album's impact on hip-hop and the music industry at large."
Duck Duck Doggy:
--- Quote from: TraceOneInfinite on May 31, 2025, 01:21:45 AM ---"Kill You" - The whole theme of MMLP was he was responding to critics and the media backlash and sudden fame. So they said his music was too violent so in "Kill You" he responds rapping, "I invented violence you vile venemous bitches, vein vicodin and rinrinrin... Oh no now he's chokin a whore and 4 mics in the Source" etc, there are many lines I could post like this from the song
"Who Knew" - are you fuccing kidding me dogg? Just look at the chorus it says, "I never knew I, knew I would get this big..." he's rapping about his sudden fame and responding to all his critics and speaking on the trajectory of his career, etc. give me a break
"I'm Back" - Come on dogg, what the hell are you listening to? He's responding to how they say he is a bad influence on kids and shit like that and how he's gone crazy from fame and hearing all the bullshit, and introducing himself again like a followup to "My Name Is" it was o.g the first single
"Bitch Please 2" - He responds to the controversy of Gays with picket signs outside of his shows and an article from Timothy White in Billboard magazine
"Real Slim Shady" - yo this is two obvious, if you don't think this song is about his life and career in rap, and the narrative and trajectory of his career I'm not gonna waste my time explaining (actually I will because I have a lot of time to waste)
"Under the Influence" - he's rapping about how he has to keep it real, and how important it is to be real and authentic in hip-hop, this is very close to him and his character and life and career narrative
"Amityville" is like a rep your city track dog. So that's about him and his fuccin home town of Detroit and the grimey streetz that raised him and made him the MC that he is
...this is too easy man, I could go on and on if needed, what album were you listening to? You trippin dogg.. even Sccit ain't gonna agree with you on this one
JUST GOOGLE MMLP
"The Marshall Mathers LP" is Eminem's second studio album, released in 2000, that delves into various aspects of his life, including his family relationships, his rise to fame, and criticisms he faced. It's notable for its exploration of his multiple personas (Marshall Mathers, Eminem, and Slim Shady) and his use of shock value and controversial content, which resonated with some while provoking controversy. The album also touches on themes of family dynamics, including his relationship with his mother and ex-wife, Kim Mathers.
"In 2000, Eminem dropped 'The Marshall Mathers LP,' an introspective look at his career and personal life. At the time, Em was coming off the success of 'The Slim Shady LP,' but with tracks like the ever-popular "The Real Slim Shady" and the table-shaking "Stan," Em walked right into another hit project. 20 years later, Genius News looked at the album's impact on hip-hop and the music industry at large."
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That was sccit that listed those songs from MMLP not me. I would have known better. I actually agree with your post. MMLP was very personal
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Duck Duck Doggy on May 31, 2025, 08:54:03 AM ---
That was sccit that listed those songs from MMLP not me. I would have known better. I actually agree with your post. MMLP was very personal
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Oh shit I was trippin... yeah that was Sccit, my bad
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