The Slim Shady LP by Eminem 🔥 *TRACK LIST* 2:08 Public Service Announcement 2:34 My Name Is 6:14 Gulity Conscience ft. Dr. Dre 10:46 Brain Damage 15:05 Paul Skit 15:21 If I Had 19:46 '97 Bonnie & Clyde 26:13 Bitch 26:33 Role Model 31:09 Lounge 31:45 My Fault 35:51 Ken Kaniff 37:03 Cum on Everybody (bruh💀) 40:50 Rock Bottom 45:16 Just Dont Give A Fuck 49:10 Soap 49:35 As the World Turns 54:54 Im Shady 59:30 Bad Meets Evil ft. Royce Da 5'9" 1:04:31 Still Dont Give A Fuck You Gotta do The Eminem Show too bro cuz this is another Eminem's Great Project and has alot of hits on it just like Without Me,Till I Colapse,Sing for the moment,Superman And other ones 🔥
The "Bad Meets Evil" track they did together makes the album they did together a decade later "Bad Meets Evil: Hell The Sequel" so much better for the long-term fans.
@@screwylooygamingimagine suggesting TES over MMLP. There's not one song on The Eminem Show that is better than any song on MMLP, outside maybe Amityville and Under The Influence and that's debatable. What songs are better than Kill You? Stan? The Way I Am? Remember Me? I'm Back? Drug Ballad? Criminal, etc? Not even close but the people who say TES is his best album all fall into the same categories.
You know, it's funny.I remember the first I ever heard my name is And it was watching the video on m t v But if you've ever seen it , you will know that the Video is so censored and so many lyrics are changed.It actually makes the song terrible.So my first impression was wow.Here goes another vanilla ice
I was in jail and I heard it on the Westwood show on the radio. I remember turning to my cellmate and saying 'he's white! He is a f'king white boy!' My cellmate was not having it, only white rappers that had ANY respect in the game at that point were Everlast and MC Search! And the Gas Face was long gone by then! Also, like Hijack and the Rhyme Syndicate, I got Outta Jail, sorted my shit out and now I'm free to comment on TH-cam videos. Love to all y'all. 😎
I was walking from Sam Goody. N almost got hit by a car cuz I wasnt paying attention to where I was going. Couldn't believe what I was hearing. Shit was 🔥🔥🔥
I was in the gym locker room at Northern High, Durham NC. Heard a dude just yell “I don’t care what nobody say. THIS WHITE BOY IS DOPE!!!” Homie handed me the headphones to his Discman and changed my life 🔥
He's such a good storyteller, and changing into different characters, you don't even realize how good the rapping is. His ad libs aren't just goofy yelps, they actually add to the content of the songs. I was hooked from the first time I heard this album, and am still a fan now, 50 years old and amazed that he's still getting better.
As people have said, re listen to "Kim" first and then "97 Bonnie and Clyde" to complete the story in order. Also, the chorus on "97 Bonnie and Clyde" when he sings Just the two of us is a play on a Will Smith song "Just the two of us" that Will Smith dedicated to his son and was popular around that time. Obviously, Will Smith's version was a heartfelt record to his son, whereas Eminem's more dark. Will Smith won the grammy around the time for best rap album and he went on stage saying he doesn't have to cuss on his record to sell. This prompted Eminem to make fun of him in the "Forgot about Dre" video and on the "Real Slim Shady" song.
I actually never put that together of that's why Will said that at the awards because Eminem took his song. There's also a story out there of Em meeting Will in some recording studio telling him he admired him and playing the track for Will and Will told Em he's either going to be forgotten about or the biggest thing ever. So then Will goes on stage sneak dissing him? It's kind of out of line and I see why Em went hard at him after that.
After Infinite flopped, he switched up his whole style that he took from an underground rapper named Cage.. Took his whole style and alter-ego stuff and ran with it and made it better
Before he was a household name a friend brought me this on cassette. We were in senior yr I believe. Just Chilling drinking. This shit had us dying. I saw him in concert that year at Worcester palladium. I dont think he ever did a show that small again. This album is lit 😂
Came to see him perform at the Roxy (Houston) back in March 1999. He was still building an audience and the club was not crowded. Saw him and Proof get booed off the stage...rough crowd...ppl throwing drinks at them too. They didn't even get to finish "My Name is..." because of "sound system issues". I was pissssssed!
Damn great memories I feel like back then we liked it more and it was more magical nowadays you listen to everything on the internet or streaming service
@@FeelMeGuiltygood story tho, you must be happy right now to know you can say you seen his character building moments that were essential for his career, watching him get booed off stage is awesome im jealous
Eminem talks about the role model theme a lot in his songs. Go back and listen to Renegade with him and Jay. He mocks kids for following in his messed up shoes and the parents who try to blame him (and/or rap music) for being a bad influence. He pretty much absolves himself from any responsibility when it comes to making a bad impression. Heck, the beginning of this album says to not attempt anything you hear on the record.
It's fun to see you react to albums like this. You put me back to when I 1st heard "My Name Is, Brain Damage"etc. I have his 1st 4 albums but I haven't heard them since in yrs, nostalgia kickin in
What the Lauryn Hill thing is about. An apocryphal quote from 1996-in which it was asserted that Hill once said she’d rather her children starve than have white people buy her albums
Nah. He said, "I'm dumb enough to walk in the store and steal, so I'm dumb enough to ask for a date with Lauryn Hill". Her debut album was "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill". People who are miseducated are considered dumb, hence Em saying he's DUMB enough to ask her on a date
I remember being 9 and listening to this secretly on a blank cassette that my older sisters friend had copied for me This is still a great record and I'm 32 now
If you like when Em gets personal there's some tracks on the Eminem Show album. For years that's been my favorite one. That's when he really started mastering insane flows to the beat.
** nice reaction!! You had mentioned that you really liked when Em gets personal (ie Rock Bottom), then you have to review his RECOVERY album. This was his big critical and commercial comeback album after he sort of fell off. And a lot of personal songs on it. I’m sure you’ve heard some smash hits off of it too. You’d love it for sure 👍🏼
And Tupac has a song ‘90 something Bonnie and Clyde” and I think he sings “just me and my girlfriend”- But in the song Tupac is talking about his pew pew not really a girl. So that song is so multi-layered with the will smith tie in and the Tupac tie ins, plus the original lore of Bonnie and Clyde the criminal outlaws. And then singing in a sing song voice to a toddler with her baby gibberish vocals included? It’s an amazing song!!
Damn just finished and heard you say you heard Eminem show ready. Recovery and MMLP 2 (plus the bonus tracks) are good. Lupe Fiasco's first 2 albums are good. Finally, not sure if you ever heard of Little Brother but their first two albums are great. The Listening and The Minstrel Show.
Lauryn Hill was rumored (never confirmed) to have said she’d rather see her children starve than have white people buy her music, that’s the root of all the references.
I relate to rock bottom the same exact way you do homie. Homeless throughout senior year man literally just walking down the streets with this shi in my headphones just KNOWING there’s a better life out there fr. Glad u made it out that stuff though great reaction. 💯 💯
The other crazy part about “97 Bonnie and Clyde” is that Eminem’s daughter really was in the studio with him when he recorded it and lied to Kim about it. He told her he was taking her to Chuck E. Cheese
This was a great one to react to because if you didn't know what to expect it would definitely get some reactions out of you, as it did! 😂 I liked to see you literally react to my favorite lines on this album, because when I heard it on it's release day it was just me and my boy in the car on a hot day and that was 25+years ago. He was the only one that we shared a reaction on it, and I feel like you sharing yours, it's like I'm there with you bro! I think sharing music and listening together is a lost art in itself.. but about the album, it just kept going right? One gem after another, visual storytelling, and tops the icing on the cake with the Royce feature. This is the result of talent and hunger together! 💯
Love this album and all of the points he is getting across. Especially in songs like Role Model. Using shock value to prove a point catches attention and works wonders.
FYI that's not actually how psychedelics work. There's a sunset called delirium that's the evil shit. Mushrooms just make you feel nice and things look more.vibrant and saturated
Yo, this took me back when I first heard this album had for the first time i had similar reactions to songs and lyrics 😭 it's prolly the first CD I ever bought and might be my fav Em album I had no issues listening to it from beginning to end.. the production is solid and made me realize how good of a storyteller Em is plus I always thought the album cover was dope. I'm new to the channel definitely gonna sub.
In “I just don’t give a fuck” when he says “I melt vanilla ice like silicone”, he actually drops the names of 6 white rappers within those few bars. Pete Nice MC Serch Milk Bone Everlast Vanilla Ice Snow
He's like the Steven King of rap. Or the Quentin Tarantino of rap. That is the beauty of art. The fact that he can paint such visible images in your head is AMAZING!
Lauren Hill said that if she knew white people would buy her album she wouldn’t have made it. She rather would had let her kids starve. That’s why he said, bought her take her her kids could starve. 😂
I'm so glad you did this, but for different reasons than most. I had actually never listened to this beginning to end before. This came out during high school, when I was hustling and hanging with mostly black guys who absolutely HATED eminem until he signed 50 Cent, then lolll Eminem was the cool white boy just like me loll, but because I didnt wanna seem like a lame (I was 15/16 and this was the late 90s, I didn't have the guts to be different like kids today do)I didn't really fuck with this album or MMLP until later years, I've def went through MMLP a few times now, but I never did go back to this one, so this was also a first listen for one of your most experienced listeners as well, dope album, totally get why other kids gravitatied to him and his music, there really wasn't much else besides club music, underground and gangsta rap, this was def one of the first albums to bend those norms
Writing this comment at time stamp 0:15 seconds. This album is fire and will have you appalled but in a good way. This is a classic albums, he went back to back classics. Can’t wait to see your review …. Especially since I had this album 2000 when I was 13 sheesh, and still hear wild shit slim says upon re listens. That world turns round and round sheesh 😂 97 Bonnie Clyde him and his daughter for 2pac it was him and his 45 lol classic rerendering of a song
Yep, the intro showed what I needed for the video. Anyway, thanks for the reaction. New subscriber and was just about to comment to react to this album.
I see a few people saying this in the comments: "'97 Bonnie and Clyde" is basically the sequel to "Kim". You gotta remember, on the song he had Hailie sleep in the car while he was arguing with Kim. Plus on "Kim" he already killed the man he was "cheating" on Em with and his son which was two other things he needed help with in the trunk on the end of this song. How he put this together in a two album span is crazy though
I'm sorry, but on brain damage, he was the common denominator. Something tells me he's only telling his side of the story. 😂 He's leaving out what he did to cause those people to be sick of his ish. the principal and nurse knows what really caused that bully to want to kick his ass. They were happy he was gonna finally get his 😂
When this album came out, it was wild. Dr. Dre being a part of it was huge, it hadn't been too long since he brought us Snoop Dogg, and people knew that if Dre was working with someone, it was worth listening to. And damn, the beats, Eminem's style, and the damn subjects that he rapped about absolutely made this an amazing album. You never know when an album or an artist is going to stay just based on their first album, but dang, we hoped he would continue to be amazing, and did he ever!
Love seeing reactors appreciate Ems talent and not be embarrassed or whatever, due to the whole white/black dumb BS. 🤙🔥 You're a great reactor By the way, Im Mexican-American 🇺🇲🇲🇽
I first heard this at my friends house, he lived 10 feet next to the convenient store, so we used to go buy blunts and then hang out at his house, I listened to metal at the time but immediately like this album.
Come on, up we go! (This is something that we said in my country when you are in a bad moment....translated is like Vamos arriba!) You got up, and that's what matters... you're one of my favorite reactors... keep going! Greetings from Uruguay (South America)
This was the first full album i ever bought. I was 11 and i bought this on CASETTE TAPE. This shit changed my understanding of reality lmao. Definitely an iconic album for what it is and for the impact on me
This was my first album I ever bought as well. Never listened to rap till Eminem so I’m guessing there are millions of people that got put on rap cuz of Em.
Didn't really like Hi my name is when it came out, so I basically ignored him until I heard his features on Dre's 2001, borrowed the slim shady lp cd of a friend and was blown away. Rock bottom and bad meets evil are still on my playlist, almost 25 years later.
58:35 he's pretty much laughing at the idea of ppl thinking that he's some kind of role model rather than a rapper. Pretty much making fun of the idea of people not understanding that what he says on here is entertainment and not a blueprint to model ones life by
My cousin burned this on a black cd and I wrote Beyonce on it cuz i liked the track with her and Jay. That's how I hid it from my mom. She heard "hi kids do you like violence" and immediately shut that down haha
Yo, can you do a album review of Sticky Fingaz "Black Trash: The Autobiography of Kirk Jones" First time I heard a album that was made like a movie. Super slept on album.
These are the albums we miss from Eminem. Slim Shady is an absolute menace to society, and you're right that's his alter ego that handles these crazy stories.
Top 10 hip-hop albums ever imo 10. Tha Carter lll (Lil Wayne) 9. The Blueprint (JayZ) 8. The Chronic (Dre) 7. Eminem Show (Em) 6. Get Rich Or Die Trying (50 Cent) 5. Doggystyle (Snoop) 4. Chronic 2001 (Dre) 3. Slim Shady LP (Em) 2. Marshall Mathers LP (Em) 1. All Eyez On Me (Tupac)
No nas? Mine is 10. Slim Shady LP (Eminem) 9. To Pimp a Butterfly (Kendrick Lamar) 8. The Eminem Show (Eminem 7. Madvillainy (MF DOOM) 6. It was Written (Nas) 5. All Eyez on Me (Tupac) 4. The Infamous (Mobb Deep) 3. Good Kid Maad City (Kendrick Lamar) 2. MMlP (Eminem) 1. Illmatic (Nas) Honorable Mentions: The Blueprint, GRODT, Ready to Die, The Chronic, The Blueprint and Tha Carter III
@@1nn1tmate Sleeping on Chronic 2001, the album has 2 of the most recognizable hip-hop songs ever & 2 classic bangers- Still D.R.E (1.5 BILLION views) The Next Episode (750 million views) Forgot About Dre (250 million views) What’s The Difference? (90 million views)
Lauryn Hill didnt want white people going to her concerts and em was just poking fun that she didnt like white people to answer your question about the references
Great video man, he apologized to Kim on the song Bad Husband for Bonnie and Clyde 97 and Kim. But yeah those songs are wild lol. edit: this album has mostly Slim Shady, but I think songs like "If I Had" or "Rock Bottom" are actually Eminem or Marshall, but most of them are Slim I agree Big Pun, MF DOOM, and Eminem can make a beat with their words, the "real" beat is secondary, you wanna listen to them first.
Infinite is his first solo project but it was before he was actually signed to a label so it's not an official album. The slim shady LP is his first studio album.
The Slim Shady LP by Eminem 🔥
*TRACK LIST*
2:08 Public Service Announcement
2:34 My Name Is
6:14 Gulity Conscience ft. Dr. Dre
10:46 Brain Damage
15:05 Paul Skit
15:21 If I Had
19:46 '97 Bonnie & Clyde
26:13 Bitch
26:33 Role Model
31:09 Lounge
31:45 My Fault
35:51 Ken Kaniff
37:03 Cum on Everybody (bruh💀)
40:50 Rock Bottom
45:16 Just Dont Give A Fuck
49:10 Soap
49:35 As the World Turns
54:54 Im Shady
59:30 Bad Meets Evil ft. Royce Da 5'9"
1:04:31 Still Dont Give A Fuck
You Gotta do The Eminem Show too bro cuz this is another Eminem's Great Project and has alot of hits on it just like Without Me,Till I Colapse,Sing for the moment,Superman And other ones 🔥
The "Bad Meets Evil" track they did together makes the album they did together a decade later "Bad Meets Evil: Hell The Sequel" so much better for the long-term fans.
@@screwylooygamingimagine suggesting TES over MMLP. There's not one song on The Eminem Show that is better than any song on MMLP, outside maybe Amityville and Under The Influence and that's debatable. What songs are better than Kill You? Stan? The Way I Am? Remember Me? I'm Back? Drug Ballad? Criminal, etc? Not even close but the people who say TES is his best album all fall into the same categories.
Everyone can relate to rock bottom to some extent
You know, it's funny.I remember the first I ever heard my name is And it was watching the video on m t v But if you've ever seen it , you will know that the Video is so censored and so many lyrics are changed.It actually makes the song terrible.So my first impression was wow.Here goes another vanilla ice
@@FURTHER_ADOhe didn’t request MMLP because he already reacted to MMLP way before this reaction.
Yo, when this came out in '99. I was in my room in my parents house with my jaw hanging open for this WHOLE ALBUM! DOPEST WORK!
I was in jail and I heard it on the Westwood show on the radio. I remember turning to my cellmate and saying 'he's white! He is a f'king white boy!'
My cellmate was not having it, only white rappers that had ANY respect in the game at that point were Everlast and MC Search! And the Gas Face was long gone by then!
Also, like Hijack and the Rhyme Syndicate, I got Outta Jail, sorted my shit out and now I'm free to comment on TH-cam videos. Love to all y'all. 😎
@@jinius75enjoy that freedom homie
@@kollincarpenter4909 everyday 💕
I was walking from Sam Goody. N almost got hit by a car cuz I wasnt paying attention to where I was going. Couldn't believe what I was hearing. Shit was 🔥🔥🔥
I was in the gym locker room at Northern High, Durham NC. Heard a dude just yell “I don’t care what nobody say. THIS WHITE BOY IS DOPE!!!”
Homie handed me the headphones to his Discman and changed my life 🔥
From Brain Damage: DeAngelo Bailey actually sued Eminem for slander, but the case was dismissed because Bailey actually did that shit.
Yo to hear you were homeless after high school breaks my heart! I’m glad to see your mindset is straight and you doing well. Prosper young homie!
Appreciate that my guy 💯💯🖤
@@KingAhmadTv Strong young man🔥 much love brother..
@@KingAhmadTv🐐
Eminem’s beef with Lauren Hill comes from this statement she made in 1997 “I’d rather die than have a white person buy one of my albums.”
Old Em Was One Of The Craziest MFs Who Was A Absolute Problem, SSLP And MMLP Showcased It Perfectly
Eminem to me one of the best rappers ever. The way his storylines his vocabulary of his rhymes is funny but the best. Eminem is a legend. Period.
for sure bro. ppl talk shit on eminem are legit braindead or sum lolol how can u deny this talent
Definitely can't deny Ems talent for sure.
He's such a good storyteller, and changing into different characters, you don't even realize how good the rapping is. His ad libs aren't just goofy yelps, they actually add to the content of the songs. I was hooked from the first time I heard this album, and am still a fan now, 50 years old and amazed that he's still getting better.
As people have said, re listen to "Kim" first and then "97 Bonnie and Clyde" to complete the story in order. Also, the chorus on "97 Bonnie and Clyde" when he sings Just the two of us is a play on a Will Smith song "Just the two of us" that Will Smith dedicated to his son and was popular around that time. Obviously, Will Smith's version was a heartfelt record to his son, whereas Eminem's more dark. Will Smith won the grammy around the time for best rap album and he went on stage saying he doesn't have to cuss on his record to sell. This prompted Eminem to make fun of him in the "Forgot about Dre" video and on the "Real Slim Shady" song.
I actually never put that together of that's why Will said that at the awards because Eminem took his song. There's also a story out there of Em meeting Will in some recording studio telling him he admired him and playing the track for Will and Will told Em he's either going to be forgotten about or the biggest thing ever. So then Will goes on stage sneak dissing him? It's kind of out of line and I see why Em went hard at him after that.
@@cbfwebs wikipedia actually calls it a parody of Will Smith's song. I wouldn't go that far. I think it was a more creative spin on it.
@@cbfwebsI think it was Kid Rock in that story, not Smith. I’m pretty sure.
the will Smith song is also a remake of an older song I forget who it's by though
"Will Smith don't gotta cuss in his raps but sells records, well I do, so fuck him, and fuck you too " 🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥
Classic album. This is the album that made him famous and then a superstar. Yes infinite was first but people didnt know about that until after this.
Yeah true infinite flopped at the time but then Slim Shady was born 🙌🏽
Slim shady ep was fire in 1998
After Infinite flopped, he switched up his whole style that he took from an underground rapper named Cage.. Took his whole style and alter-ego stuff and ran with it and made it better
SSLP made him famous, MMLP made him a superstar, Eminem Show made him a hall of fame generational icon
@@sloppychefmusic His strong comeback some years ago made him one of the GOATs.
Before he was a household name a friend brought me this on cassette. We were in senior yr I believe. Just Chilling drinking. This shit had us dying. I saw him in concert that year at Worcester palladium. I dont think he ever did a show that small again. This album is lit 😂
Came to see him perform at the Roxy (Houston) back in March 1999. He was still building an audience and the club was not crowded. Saw him and Proof get booed off the stage...rough crowd...ppl throwing drinks at them too. They didn't even get to finish "My Name is..." because of "sound system issues". I was pissssssed!
Damn great memories I feel like back then we liked it more and it was more magical nowadays you listen to everything on the internet or streaming service
@@FeelMeGuiltygood story tho, you must be happy right now to know you can say you seen his character building moments that were essential for his career, watching him get booed off stage is awesome im jealous
Eminem talks about the role model theme a lot in his songs. Go back and listen to Renegade with him and Jay. He mocks kids for following in his messed up shoes and the parents who try to blame him (and/or rap music) for being a bad influence. He pretty much absolves himself from any responsibility when it comes to making a bad impression. Heck, the beginning of this album says to not attempt anything you hear on the record.
Exactly
It's fun to see you react to albums like this. You put me back to when I 1st heard "My Name Is, Brain Damage"etc. I have his 1st 4 albums but I haven't heard them since in yrs, nostalgia kickin in
He did Ken Kaniffe for prank phone calls and actually was on the old prank call show “Crank Yankers”
thanks i had no idea, i’m not being sarcastic btw
Royce and Eminem are a Duo called Bad Meets Evil and they got an album together called "Hell the Sequel"
bro ur laugh is so contagious i can tell ur reactions are genuine cuz eminem is legit hilarious.. u got me DEAD over here bro at 1030am on a sunday
My favorite Em Album. He never snapped like this again
If I Had and Rock Bottom are my favorite tracks on this. I can still listen to them all day
Eminem was protested and demonstrated against congress held hearings
What the Lauryn Hill thing is about. An apocryphal quote from 1996-in which it was asserted that Hill once said she’d rather her children starve than have white people buy her albums
Nah. He said, "I'm dumb enough to walk in the store and steal, so I'm dumb enough to ask for a date with Lauryn Hill". Her debut album was "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill". People who are miseducated are considered dumb, hence Em saying he's DUMB enough to ask her on a date
For people like me who don’t know what apocryphal means: she didn’t say that. people thought she did.
@@solglow2359 That's one line about Lauryn but this person is referring to "bought lauryn hill's tape so her kids could starve" from cum on everybody.
lauren hill said in an interview that she would rather have her kids starve than have white people buy her music, so em took that personally
Slim Shady LP is Em's dopest album, the lyrical dexterity and punchlines still hit in 2023
SSLP = Kobe
Em Show= Lebron
MMLP = Jordan
I remember being 9 and listening to this secretly on a blank cassette that my older sisters friend had copied for me
This is still a great record and I'm 32 now
Rock Bottom is in permanent rotation whenever I'm going thru it. Btw A Change Gone Come is another.... highly recommended
If you like when Em gets personal there's some tracks on the Eminem Show album. For years that's been my favorite one. That's when he really started mastering insane flows to the beat.
Was the song Don't do drugs on all copies of The Eminem show?
Hey brother... wonderful reaction. Thank you for reminding me (us) how crazy this album was
He actually did make a cartoon, The Slim Shady Show. It was released alongside The Eminem Show
** nice reaction!! You had mentioned that you really liked when Em gets personal (ie Rock Bottom), then you have to review his RECOVERY album. This was his big critical and commercial comeback album after he sort of fell off. And a lot of personal songs on it. I’m sure you’ve heard some smash hits off of it too. You’d love it for sure 👍🏼
Eww
Big props for the Pun shoutout, highly underrated as potentially the best spitter ever.
Man, you know Andre 3000 is as unique as they get.
great vid bro, your reactions and laughs come off super genuine💯
54:44 - He actually did make a cartoon called The Slim Shady Show. When he released The Eminem Show he had a deluxe DVD that included a few episodes
Bet. Imma check it out 💯💯
My favourite Eminem project 🔥 probably the only album to have me rolling from start to finish 😂
Fun fact: 97 Bonnie and Clyde is the song after Kim on the MMLP. Play those songs in order, he made Kim a prequel for 97 B&C
And Tupac has a song ‘90 something Bonnie and Clyde” and I think he sings “just me and my girlfriend”-
But in the song Tupac is talking about his pew pew not really a girl.
So that song is so multi-layered with the will smith tie in and the Tupac tie ins, plus the original lore of Bonnie and Clyde the criminal outlaws. And then singing in a sing song voice to a toddler with her baby gibberish vocals included? It’s an amazing song!!
Damn just finished and heard you say you heard Eminem show ready. Recovery and MMLP 2 (plus the bonus tracks) are good. Lupe Fiasco's first 2 albums are good. Finally, not sure if you ever heard of Little Brother but their first two albums are great. The Listening and The Minstrel Show.
This prbably my fav reaction I've ever seen🔥🔥
Lauryn Hill was rumored (never confirmed) to have said she’d rather see her children starve than have white people buy her music, that’s the root of all the references.
Back when a lot more rappers had a sense of pride
@@nbayoungkobThat’s not the good kind of pride.
@@MrThankman360 yes it is
@@nbayoungkob the fuck is the matter with you.
So help me understand. All white people have no place listening to Lauren Hill's music?? Why???
I relate to rock bottom the same exact way you do homie. Homeless throughout senior year man literally just walking down the streets with this shi in my headphones just KNOWING there’s a better life out there fr. Glad u made it out that stuff though great reaction. 💯 💯
I played Bad Meets Evil on a loop for 8 months when this dropped. Started checking for EVERYTHING that Royce was on after this..
I have a ton of respect for you to be honest about going thru life's struggles
Fosho 💯🙏🏾
The other crazy part about “97 Bonnie and Clyde” is that Eminem’s daughter really was in the studio with him when he recorded it and lied to Kim about it. He told her he was taking her to Chuck E. Cheese
I seen a story about that too 😂😂🤯
This was a great one to react to because if you didn't know what to expect it would definitely get some reactions out of you, as it did! 😂 I liked to see you literally react to my favorite lines on this album, because when I heard it on it's release day it was just me and my boy in the car on a hot day and that was 25+years ago. He was the only one that we shared a reaction on it, and I feel like you sharing yours, it's like I'm there with you bro! I think sharing music and listening together is a lost art in itself.. but about the album, it just kept going right? One gem after another, visual storytelling, and tops the icing on the cake with the Royce feature. This is the result of talent and hunger together! 💯
The Kim song comes before this song. So if you listen to Kim and 97 Bonnie and Clyde it's a complete story
Love this album and all of the points he is getting across. Especially in songs like Role Model. Using shock value to prove a point catches attention and works wonders.
FYI that's not actually how psychedelics work. There's a sunset called delirium that's the evil shit. Mushrooms just make you feel nice and things look more.vibrant and saturated
Also weed is not a psychedelic loll
Remember when The Game said no black people don’t listen this video shows him wrong 😂😂
Yo, this took me back when I first heard this album had for the first time i had similar reactions to songs and lyrics 😭 it's prolly the first CD I ever bought and might be my fav Em album I had no issues listening to it from beginning to end.. the production is solid and made me realize how good of a storyteller Em is plus I always thought the album cover was dope. I'm new to the channel definitely gonna sub.
Royce is so underrated for real. Glad you gave him some love on Bad Meets Evil
In “I just don’t give a fuck” when he says “I melt vanilla ice like silicone”, he actually drops the names of 6 white rappers within those few bars.
Pete Nice
MC Serch
Milk Bone
Everlast
Vanilla Ice
Snow
This video funny as hell. Love your reactions.
His old shit like this is great, I just love these kinda songs from him especially the ones where he does his accents. 💯
He's like the Steven King of rap. Or the Quentin Tarantino of rap. That is the beauty of art. The fact that he can paint such visible images in your head is AMAZING!
@ 54:00 He actually did make an animated cartoon show, Its called The Slim Shady Show! lmao Its out there, kinda in the same vein as South Park. haha
Lauren Hill said that if she knew white people would buy her album she wouldn’t have made it. She rather would had let her kids starve. That’s why he said, bought her take her her kids could starve. 😂
Great reaction! I love how you did the whole album and you only stopped it for short periods which didn't kill the flow like most channels. Good job
I'm so glad you did this, but for different reasons than most. I had actually never listened to this beginning to end before. This came out during high school, when I was hustling and hanging with mostly black guys who absolutely HATED eminem until he signed 50 Cent, then lolll Eminem was the cool white boy just like me loll, but because I didnt wanna seem like a lame (I was 15/16 and this was the late 90s, I didn't have the guts to be different like kids today do)I didn't really fuck with this album or MMLP until later years, I've def went through MMLP a few times now, but I never did go back to this one, so this was also a first listen for one of your most experienced listeners as well, dope album, totally get why other kids gravitatied to him and his music, there really wasn't much else besides club music, underground and gangsta rap, this was def one of the first albums to bend those norms
I like the Psycho 2 (1983) reference
"I never meant to hit you over the head with that shovel"
This is just raw Slim Shady! back when he was free to just rhyme
Gotta check out the EP version of it as well. Just as dope
Writing this comment at time stamp 0:15 seconds. This album is fire and will have you appalled but in a good way.
This is a classic albums, he went back to back classics. Can’t wait to see your review …. Especially since I had this album 2000 when I was 13 sheesh, and still hear wild shit slim says upon re listens.
That world turns round and round sheesh 😂
97 Bonnie Clyde him and his daughter for 2pac it was him and his 45 lol classic rerendering of a song
mushrooms are fun, acid is more for experienced psychonauts. but if you not totally open for it, dont do it.
The Eminem show is a must!
Yep, the intro showed what I needed for the video. Anyway, thanks for the reaction. New subscriber and was just about to comment to react to this album.
I see a few people saying this in the comments: "'97 Bonnie and Clyde" is basically the sequel to "Kim". You gotta remember, on the song he had Hailie sleep in the car while he was arguing with Kim. Plus on "Kim" he already killed the man he was "cheating" on Em with and his son which was two other things he needed help with in the trunk on the end of this song. How he put this together in a two album span is crazy though
Completely 🔥 reaction, to an incredible album. Had so much fun with this one. Can’t wait for your next Em album listen.
Sorry I missed the live...This is one of those ONES!!!!!
I'm here. 🙋🏿 Watching now. Looking forward to it.
I'm sorry, but on brain damage, he was the common denominator. Something tells me he's only telling his side of the story. 😂 He's leaving out what he did to cause those people to be sick of his ish. the principal and nurse knows what really caused that bully to want to kick his ass. They were happy he was gonna finally get his
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Just the two of us: He lying at the end. He ain't gonna be there for his daughter... he's gonna be in jail 😅😅
Rock Bottom: If he ain't throw the mom, new step-dad, and half brother in the lake, his kid would've had diapers and stuff.😅
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Just found this today and I have to say.......your reactions are fucking hilarious and I always love to see ppl respect his lyrical ability!
AZ on that all time underrated list for sure. Pieces of a Man is one of the best hip hop albums of the 90’s IMO
I remember when the bully from Brain Damage D Angelo Bailey actually sued Em. I don't remember what year that happened.
Gotta check out The Bad Meets Evil album with Eminem & Royce
When this album came out, it was wild. Dr. Dre being a part of it was huge, it hadn't been too long since he brought us Snoop Dogg, and people knew that if Dre was working with someone, it was worth listening to. And damn, the beats, Eminem's style, and the damn subjects that he rapped about absolutely made this an amazing album.
You never know when an album or an artist is going to stay just based on their first album, but dang, we hoped he would continue to be amazing, and did he ever!
Bro I love your reaction to this. This was my first CD ever.
That wee-wee in pre-school line is still the most shocking bar I’ve ever heard 😂😂😂
This is my number one Eminem album I don't care what nobody say and always been my favorite beat is the end of the album that's my number one song
Love seeing reactors appreciate Ems talent and not be embarrassed or whatever, due to the whole white/black dumb BS.
🤙🔥
You're a great reactor
By the way, Im Mexican-American 🇺🇲🇲🇽
Salute my guy 💯💯💪🏾
I first heard this at my friends house, he lived 10 feet next to the convenient store, so we used to go buy blunts and then hang out at his house, I listened to metal at the time but immediately like this album.
Come on, up we go! (This is something that we said in my country when you are in a bad moment....translated is like Vamos arriba!) You got up, and that's what matters... you're one of my favorite reactors... keep going! Greetings from Uruguay (South America)
Em has his own mini animated series that came out in the early 2000s
This was the first full album i ever bought. I was 11 and i bought this on CASETTE TAPE. This shit changed my understanding of reality lmao. Definitely an iconic album for what it is and for the impact on me
This was my first album I ever bought as well. Never listened to rap till Eminem so I’m guessing there are millions of people that got put on rap cuz of Em.
Didn't really like Hi my name is when it came out, so I basically ignored him until I heard his features on Dre's 2001, borrowed the slim shady lp cd of a friend and was blown away. Rock bottom and bad meets evil are still on my playlist, almost 25 years later.
58:35 he's pretty much laughing at the idea of ppl thinking that he's some kind of role model rather than a rapper. Pretty much making fun of the idea of people not understanding that what he says on here is entertainment and not a blueprint to model ones life by
Bro u gotta do The Eminem Show next! Dope reactor, i always enjoy watchin ur shit while smoking a joint, bless up bro
Kim is the prequel to 97 bonnie and clyde. Kim ends with him dragging her body through the woods. The beginning of the 97 is him still dragging her
My cousin burned this on a black cd and I wrote Beyonce on it cuz i liked the track with her and Jay. That's how I hid it from my mom. She heard "hi kids do you like violence" and immediately shut that down haha
Yo, can you do a album review of Sticky Fingaz "Black Trash: The Autobiography of Kirk Jones"
First time I heard a album that was made like a movie. Super slept on album.
They protested em back in the day lol
God I love how he acts like as the world turns is just normal small obstacles that we all face each day
Waited so long for this Tysm
The funny thing is.. Eminem was protested like crazy for this album and mmlp back then
FAXX
Lauren Hill was popular around this time. But she went public and said to many white people bought her album
These are the albums we miss from Eminem. Slim Shady is an absolute menace to society, and you're right that's his alter ego that handles these crazy stories.
Top 10 hip-hop albums ever imo
10. Tha Carter lll (Lil Wayne)
9. The Blueprint (JayZ)
8. The Chronic (Dre)
7. Eminem Show (Em)
6. Get Rich Or Die Trying (50 Cent)
5. Doggystyle (Snoop)
4. Chronic 2001 (Dre)
3. Slim Shady LP (Em)
2. Marshall Mathers LP (Em)
1. All Eyez On Me (Tupac)
No nas? Mine is
10. Slim Shady LP (Eminem)
9. To Pimp a Butterfly (Kendrick Lamar)
8. The Eminem Show (Eminem
7. Madvillainy (MF DOOM)
6. It was Written (Nas)
5. All Eyez on Me (Tupac)
4. The Infamous (Mobb Deep)
3. Good Kid Maad City (Kendrick Lamar)
2. MMlP (Eminem)
1. Illmatic (Nas)
Honorable Mentions: The Blueprint, GRODT, Ready to Die, The Chronic, The Blueprint and Tha Carter III
@@1nn1tmate Sleeping on Chronic 2001, the album has 2 of the most recognizable hip-hop songs ever & 2 classic bangers-
Still D.R.E (1.5 BILLION views)
The Next Episode (750 million views)
Forgot About Dre (250 million views)
What’s The Difference? (90 million views)
@@theofficialgreenkane It’s in my honorable mentions but not my top 10 sadly
Uou need to react the eric b and rakim paid in full the whole album changed the way hiphop was forever. You HAVE to it changed everything
That’s coming up 💯🔥
You should do some more Royce….. Dudes been consistent forever 🔥🔥
The Eminem Show needs to be next
Lauryn Hill didnt want white people going to her concerts and em was just poking fun that she didnt like white people to answer your question about the references
Great video man, he apologized to Kim on the song Bad Husband for Bonnie and Clyde 97 and Kim. But yeah those songs are wild lol.
edit: this album has mostly Slim Shady, but I think songs like "If I Had" or "Rock Bottom" are actually Eminem or Marshall, but most of them are Slim
I agree Big Pun, MF DOOM, and Eminem can make a beat with their words, the "real" beat is secondary, you wanna listen to them first.
Oh, they tried to cancel Em .. but it did not work lol
Infinite is his first solo project but it was before he was actually signed to a label so it's not an official album. The slim shady LP is his first studio album.
The slim shady ep is also very dope very raw sound to it got cleaned up for sslp.