Bro. Much respect for swapping from the clean version man. Much respect. I see so many reactors like, "Aww man. This is the clean version? Ahh... well, I guess we here, let's go" No, man. Let's not go. lol, it can't be *that* hard to find a different video.. anyways, I'm 1/3 of the way into this video, the reaction hasn't even started yet, I just had to get that out there. I've literally yet to see someone correct this particular error.
Absolutely his best. And without a doubt his best flow. He rode the beats like I've never heard. He was just in his groove. Plus the energy, grit and message. Perfect album imo
“I’m just playin America you know I love you” “I’m just playin Diddy you know I love you” “I’m just playin bitch you know I love you” “I’m just playin ladies you know I love you”
8:42 He was one of the few white rappers at the time and because of his talent and Doc Dre his reach was worldwide to a audience that wasn't familiar with rap... basically he introduced me to rap 😎😎😎
Instant mad respect when you’re like “oh nahhh this the clean version nope we ain’t doin the clean version, it’s not happening” 😂🙌 don’t apologise brutha you had me laughing
I can't imagine anyone not coming to similar conclusions if they sat down and really listened to Eminem. None of the controversy, skin color or anything would have mattered if he wasn't as smart or atleast musically adept as he is. As his catalogue has grown I have realized how good he really is, not just with words, but cadence, the beats, the music and the subject matter. Even when he was slim shady and the media focused on that aspect he was talking some real shit too. Speaking directly to a lot of kids that needed some direction, some aren't able to differentiate between the character and the man and that is unfortunate but I'm sure there were a lot more that took inspiration from Marshall Mathers, not slim shady. I don't remember where I read this, but someone back in the day pointed out the hair signified which character he was portraying, i.e. bleach blonde was slim shady, regular blonde was Eminem but the darker blonde was marshall himself, such as when I'm gone, beautiful, etc. When I was younger I preferred slim, but as I get older I really pay more attention to Marshall. Something else that seems to go unnoticed is how short the average rappers career is, I'd say the average is 3 years, but em has been a force for nearly 3 decades now.
2 decades, he became a household name in his late 20's in the year 2000/2001, a decade Is 10 years, so 2 decades...To be 3 decades he'd of had to of been 20 years old (hes 50) and signed a deal with Dre in the year 1991-1992. 8 years shy of a decade isn't close to 3 decades.. he'll get there if he chooses to rap at age 60, his old catalog definitely will still be popular, regardless if he's still putting out music or not
@@yamahakid450f i was approximating, and it is closer to two decades than three, but that wasn't the point. 23 years is still an eternity in the rap game, and i say 23 years because chronic 2001 was released in 1999
He was canceled by Parents Gay activities Religious activities The media Even the government l Before they were a canceled culture these is before social media 20 years ago. Radio Station didn't want to play is music
Canceled? I never saw that happen. I did see people trying to do that along with lawsuits from the government... but instead I watched him and his fans say, "fuck you!". He was the biggest artist of any genre during that time and went on to achieve 3 diamond albums, 3 diamond singles, most first week sales of any album and over 220 million albums sold to date... Thats being canceled? No, much like South Park, he's uncancelable, infact, everything you mentioned made him more popular and helped him to sell even more records during that time. If you're canceled, you lose your career, that's the whole point in saying "So and so was canceled".
@@yamahakid450f I didn't choose my words properly What i meant was. Every special interest group wanted to cancel him. They took out just loose it music video out of BET. For offending Michael Jackson.
I remember when he was the subject of Congress's attempt to censor his and other's music. They settled on the MA-17 and other warning labels for content.
"Cadence" is the word that describes the way em rides the beat. I appreciate the reaction, keep it up. You still have so much more to check out. Luckily I grew up listening to eminem and still can't get enough!
Eminem introduced me to lyrical rap like 15 years ago and now my playlist is majority black artists!! People often overlook that and focus on him being white not what he has done for rap as a whole
Yep and some people like to act like he takes focus away from black artists. I grew up simultaneously on Em, Wu, Pac, Dre, Nas, The 90's into the 200's was a fantastic era in Hip-Hop.
Great reaction! Also THANK YOU for listening to the explicit version. Being that this song is about being opposed to censorship! Lol This is my fave Eminem song. Some more background: Also, at the time, he was engaged in a legal battle with Tipper Gore and the FCC about his lyrics and his whole stance was “Fine. Find me something that is unique to my rap that makes it more dangerous than any other rap.” And then used the outcries of white politicians and parents saying “WELL ALL RAP IS TERRIBLE, THEN!!” To highlight how rap allows people to express violent rage in a nonviolent manner AND used his position of privilege to say that he speaks for a ton of people who are screaming to be heard and maybe vocalizing violence in a theoretical way is healthier than physical violence but equally as cathartic (idk that I agree with that 100%. Words still have immense power, but it is worth exploring and debating).
Music spans generations... I'm 57 and my daughter introduced me to Eminem in the early 2000's. And have been a big fan since!. I enjoyed seeing your fresh perspective, and Thank you for giving him the props he deserves! I see a bright future for you young man... you are obviously intelligent, insightful and engaging... Dream big, and make it so. Peace!
Definitely not the kind of surface level reaction video I thought I was clicking on; but damn, such a genuinely thoughtful and intellectually stimulating analysis; you straight up crushed it, man. Consider me subscribed. Keep up the good work.
"Square Dance" and "We as Americans" are other great related Eminem songs. I also recommend "Get My Gun" and "One Shot 2 Shot", two of my personal favorites of his.
I got this album for my 14th birthday from my mother and this song was my favorite, my father didn't enjoy it until he listened to the album and he was completely set on Em's story telling ability and how much it amplified my grade's.
He had more than hard time as a kid. He was beat up a lot because he was always the new kid. He rapped about one of his bullies who cracked his head open and the guy actually tried to sue Eminem for defamation. Can you imagine getting sued by your bully? Crazy!
Don't be sorry!! It's the only right thing to do when you have an Eminem track! Fuck the clean versions 😂 btw....Really great to see someone of your age feeling Eminem so much!
Bruh let me tell you, it was WILD when this song first came out. Eminem was on the news and the entire country basically seemed to be against him. Through all of that he STILL makes bangers and stayed true to what he was saying from day 1. And the fact that he still pays homage to the greats before him is crazy. Definitely got a sub
2:19 “A lot of people [Americans] love to be here.” Having traveled to Europe and Asia, I would love to live in many other countries. Some of us feel like we are stuck here.
He didn't say "all", and a lot of people do love to be here. You aren't "stuck" here, if you can afford to travel abroad, you can move. Some of us are too poor to go to another state, let alone another country. We are stuck here, but life gives lemons, etc. I make the best of it, because the grass is not always greener...
This CD came out the year I graduated high school. I am one of those white girls he reached while I was living in the suburbs hating my life. Orphaned at 11yrs old and lived in hell the rest of my childhood, switched to 5 different schools and bullied for being poor. I felt anger and related to his music. It gave me an outlet to release it. I started checking out other rappers like Snoop and Dre. The media and public blamed everything wrong with society on certain artists and video games. I only half agree seeing how things have gradually become toxic over the last 20 years. I believe EVERYONE has a responsibility.
the reason he would have sold half as a black rapper is because he introduced sooo many people worldwide to rap. Not that black artist didn't reach over seas because my first rap song was G Code by Geto boys and i'm from an island of the coast of Norway, but It was like 3 of us that liked hip hop before Em blew up
I have listened to Eminem all my life but love watching you react to his music because you and other reactors catch onto things I never did and it makes me appreciate the music so much more
been a HUGE em fan my whole life really and I love watching your videos! seeing someone hear the songs for the first time and hearing what the feel from it is SO cool! keep doin what you’re doin… also the intro?!?!? SLAPS
@@jond1590the only country that has fought two world wars back to back and won has been Britain America didn’t join ww1 till the end when Germany was already crumbling granted ww2 they were one of the core players
Ok it was only a few days ago, while listening to o their reaction videos, I came up on his, but they were older, I still wanted to watch & did. Today I was pleasantly surprised to see this recent one, COOL, bc from the others I enjoy watching ur reactions & I have pretty good instincts & it seems like u have a great personality/soul. I’m not always right but I feel like I am here lol🤞 Blessings ppl
I don't think I've ever listened to a whole Eminem song. So considering my last comment on your video about being open minded I'm going to listen without judgement. Edit: I'll try again. I couldn't do it. It just brought back memories of the beats I would hear from my brothers car before he was killed. I didn't know it would cause such emotions.😔
That’s so fkn sad man I’m sorry you and your family had to go through that 😢em’s one of the best artists of all time but this is the most perfect reason to avoid something. I feel you. Much love and respect to you and yours, stay strong my fellow human💪
Yo JoJo. Much love from Chicago. Eminem is The Rap God. Eminem is like Godzilla King Of Monsters/Rap. I'm more of a Rock M' Roll kinda guy myself but Eminems' music has always inspired me to get through tough times or sometimes just have a good laugh. You should check out some more of his stuff from his last album Music To Be Murdered By⚡
People tend to forget or rather ignore (especially the haters) the fact that it's *because he's white the government watched his lyrics* like it's the most dangerous influence. He was an easy target to blame BECAUSE HE'S WHITE. Violence was always part of hiphop lyrics and it's not like white middle america never heard of it before Eminem but it's an issue according to parents and the office when this white dude came on the scene. A white dude who they expected to be 'proper' but was a total opposite of that. Sadly people use this song against him today.
Tip, if you liked this one, you'll want to check out 'Untouchable'. It came out in 2017 and it was dissed almost by everyone who figured out what it was about. That changed a in 2020...
he's brutally honest... parents bought the albums for their children back in my day because you had to be 18 to buy them as a CD because of the rating lol.
The video isn't a bad watch, but the clean version is not the way. Thanks for switching. They tried canceling him multiple times, from every angle they could. They being all who were against him being heard.
Look dude as white kid we loved having a white rapper... he made us exeptable... prior to him the best title we had was wigger... he .ade us equal for about 5 seconds..... but he q Went farther... he made race free.. which is hard to believe..
To be real Eminem being white is what pretty much got him his props and his stature it was a big surprise to the world to hear a white rapper rapping like that if he woulda been black he would just been another Nas or Jay Z. Notice he even says “it’s like my skin is starting to work to my benefit now”
When Eminem came into the game he was the only white rapper I mean you had the Beastie boys and before all of them what we had was vanilla ice so Eminem being white and he can rap his ass off made his sales go through the roof because at the time most white people were not listening to Hip Hop but he brought an entire race of people into hip hop through his music so yeah if he was black he probably would have sold about half what he sold because white people were not f****** with hip hop at that time but since him a lot of other white rappers have come up who probably never would have been able to because he opened the door for them
What he saying at that time you really didn't see white rappers so if he was black he would have sold half because all you seen was black rappers at this time that's why he says I don't have to graduate high school to know that cuz he didn't graduate high school as a matter of fact he didn't even graduate out of 9th grade but Eminem is very self-aware and he knows why he went all the way to the top it's because at this time he had Middle America which they considered all white and those kids would have never listened or their parents would have never let them listen if he wasn't white that's what he say
White America is a perfect example of the hip hop game back in the day. Eminem has constantly quotes nobody wanted to sign the white boy until Doctor Dre sore past all the bullshit and signed him up to his label. I dread to even think how much money Doctor Dre has made from producing Eminem's tracks. Who's laughing now.
I must confess that Eminem is the one who introduced me to the world of hip hop….being from a country that didn't listen to hip hop in the 90ts it was Eminem performing on MTV that made me wonder….who is this guy? The rest is history... but thanks to him then I met Tupac...Biggie....Jay z.....NWA....etc etc
TES show is peak em. Idc if he's a better technical rapper now. This album was the whole package. A masterpiece and some of the best flow I've ever heard song after song. His flow came out so smooth, and he not only rode the beats but went in and out of them otherworldly. Crazy good cadence. It was too easy for him at this point. And had a message and meaning. Plus that energy was nasty. That grit.
I grew up with both rap and Rock two big Step Brothers one listen to rock one listen to rap I heard NWA I was like it's kind of cool but then I heard Bone Thugs and Harmony and I really got into rap thank you Eazy-E and then I heard Marshall Mathers and I was definitely in thank you dr. Dre and Ice Cube all his hard-ass lyrics if I had the name my top 10 would be Metallica Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Ozzy Osbourne Marshall Mathers the goat bully 🐐 .. Pantera Lil Wayne godsmack beastie boys acdc Jay z ..they all goats 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐
Imagine risking your life to buy Eminem’s album in Iran I was 19 😂 and I’m still alive and listening to Eminem he was famous even in my country.
Bro.
Much respect for swapping from the clean version man. Much respect. I see so many reactors like, "Aww man. This is the clean version? Ahh... well, I guess we here, let's go"
No, man. Let's not go. lol, it can't be *that* hard to find a different video..
anyways, I'm 1/3 of the way into this video, the reaction hasn't even started yet, I just had to get that out there. I've literally yet to see someone correct this particular error.
I second that. I always think to myself, you change or I do 😂 man, up to you.
The Eminem Show album is my favorite of all Ems albums it’s a repeat from start to end but When The Music Stops is up there as a Hip Hop track
The Eminem Show..his best!
Absolutely his best. And without a doubt his best flow. He rode the beats like I've never heard. He was just in his groove. Plus the energy, grit and message. Perfect album imo
You must be happy about the Eminem show 20th anniversary expanded edition.
@@DrtBgMarx As exciting as finally finishing the Shippuden season so I can start in Boruto 😭😂
@@Pako_equis damn that hurt me, I’m 200 ep into boruto and it’s kinda getting interesting, og naruto was good from ep 1 I was crying 😭
“I’m just playin America you know I love you” “I’m just playin Diddy you know I love you” “I’m just playin bitch you know I love you” “I’m just playin ladies you know I love you”
That switch to the uncensored version made me 👏you miss so much without ALL the words…I salute you sir ☝️
8:42 He was one of the few white rappers at the time and because of his talent and Doc Dre his reach was worldwide to a audience that wasn't familiar with rap... basically he introduced me to rap 😎😎😎
He made rap global
Instant mad respect when you’re like “oh nahhh this the clean version nope we ain’t doin the clean version, it’s not happening” 😂🙌 don’t apologise brutha you had me laughing
I can't imagine anyone not coming to similar conclusions if they sat down and really listened to Eminem. None of the controversy, skin color or anything would have mattered if he wasn't as smart or atleast musically adept as he is. As his catalogue has grown I have realized how good he really is, not just with words, but cadence, the beats, the music and the subject matter. Even when he was slim shady and the media focused on that aspect he was talking some real shit too. Speaking directly to a lot of kids that needed some direction, some aren't able to differentiate between the character and the man and that is unfortunate but I'm sure there were a lot more that took inspiration from Marshall Mathers, not slim shady. I don't remember where I read this, but someone back in the day pointed out the hair signified which character he was portraying, i.e. bleach blonde was slim shady, regular blonde was Eminem but the darker blonde was marshall himself, such as when I'm gone, beautiful, etc.
When I was younger I preferred slim, but as I get older I really pay more attention to Marshall. Something else that seems to go unnoticed is how short the average rappers career is, I'd say the average is 3 years, but em has been a force for nearly 3 decades now.
well said!
This is an incredible post!
I agree
2 decades, he became a household name in his late 20's in the year 2000/2001, a decade Is 10 years, so 2 decades...To be 3 decades he'd of had to of been 20 years old (hes 50) and signed a deal with Dre in the year 1991-1992. 8 years shy of a decade isn't close to 3 decades.. he'll get there if he chooses to rap at age 60, his old catalog definitely will still be popular, regardless if he's still putting out music or not
@@yamahakid450f i was approximating, and it is closer to two decades than three, but that wasn't the point. 23 years is still an eternity in the rap game, and i say 23 years because chronic 2001 was released in 1999
Eminem was my introduction into rap. I grew up in a white suburb 🤷♀️
He was canceled by
Parents
Gay activities
Religious activities
The media
Even the government l
Before they were a canceled culture
these is before social media
20 years ago.
Radio Station didn't want to play is music
Canceled? I never saw that happen. I did see people trying to do that along with lawsuits from the government... but instead I watched him and his fans say, "fuck you!". He was the biggest artist of any genre during that time and went on to achieve 3 diamond albums, 3 diamond singles, most first week sales of any album and over 220 million albums sold to date... Thats being canceled? No, much like South Park, he's uncancelable, infact, everything you mentioned made him more popular and helped him to sell even more records during that time.
If you're canceled, you lose your career, that's the whole point in saying "So and so was canceled".
@@yamahakid450f I didn't choose my words properly
What i meant was.
Every special interest group wanted to cancel him.
They took out just loose it music video out of BET.
For offending Michael Jackson.
I remember when he was the subject of Congress's attempt to censor his and other's music. They settled on the MA-17 and other warning labels for content.
@@ShadowSinzjen 👍
Your reactions to Em are awesome because you don't look at color and I love that.
"Cadence" is the word that describes the way em rides the beat. I appreciate the reaction, keep it up. You still have so much more to check out. Luckily I grew up listening to eminem and still can't get enough!
Eminem introduced me to lyrical rap like 15 years ago and now my playlist is majority black artists!! People often overlook that and focus on him being white not what he has done for rap as a whole
Yep and some people like to act like he takes focus away from black artists.
I grew up simultaneously on Em, Wu, Pac, Dre, Nas, The 90's into the 200's was a fantastic era in Hip-Hop.
This is a banger bro Square Dance is another one I recommend if you haven’t heard it yet 😎👍
Love Square Dance!! Good recommendation 😁
Square Dance and We as Americans are amazing related songs
You switched to the explicit video as soon as you heard it, you’re my hero!
I love to see yoinger folks getting so pumped up and excited about his music. He is and always be a huge influence in hip hop culture.
You should listen to Mosh by Eminem. He called out people in the government by name in that one.
Great reaction! Also THANK YOU for listening to the explicit version. Being that this song is about being opposed to censorship! Lol This is my fave Eminem song. Some more background: Also, at the time, he was engaged in a legal battle with Tipper Gore and the FCC about his lyrics and his whole stance was “Fine. Find me something that is unique to my rap that makes it more dangerous than any other rap.” And then used the outcries of white politicians and parents saying “WELL ALL RAP IS TERRIBLE, THEN!!” To highlight how rap allows people to express violent rage in a nonviolent manner AND used his position of privilege to say that he speaks for a ton of people who are screaming to be heard and maybe vocalizing violence in a theoretical way is healthier than physical violence but equally as cathartic (idk that I agree with that 100%. Words still have immense power, but it is worth exploring and debating).
Music spans generations... I'm 57 and my daughter introduced me to Eminem in the early 2000's. And have been a big fan since!. I enjoyed seeing your fresh perspective, and Thank you for giving him the props he deserves! I see a bright future for you young man... you are obviously intelligent, insightful and engaging... Dream big, and make it so. Peace!
Eminem took rap to Europe/Japan/India/etc.
Well said young man,I follow your Dad and he should be Proud!!!
Definitely not the kind of surface level reaction video I thought I was clicking on; but damn, such a genuinely thoughtful and intellectually stimulating analysis; you straight up crushed it, man. Consider me subscribed. Keep up the good work.
"Square Dance" and "We as Americans" are other great related Eminem songs. I also recommend "Get My Gun" and "One Shot 2 Shot", two of my personal favorites of his.
I got this album for my 14th birthday from my mother and this song was my favorite, my father didn't enjoy it until he listened to the album and he was completely set on Em's story telling ability and how much it amplified my grade's.
My stepdad doesn’t listen to rap, but he will get on TH-cam to listen to “Without Me”.
He had more than hard time as a kid. He was beat up a lot because he was always the new kid. He rapped about one of his bullies who cracked his head open and the guy actually tried to sue Eminem for defamation. Can you imagine getting sued by your bully? Crazy!
You switched to the real version just in time. I was reaching for my remote. Good move!
Don't be sorry!! It's the only right thing to do when you have an Eminem track! Fuck the clean versions 😂 btw....Really great to see someone of your age feeling Eminem so much!
Bruh let me tell you, it was WILD when this song first came out. Eminem was on the news and the entire country basically seemed to be against him. Through all of that he STILL makes bangers and stayed true to what he was saying from day 1. And the fact that he still pays homage to the greats before him is crazy. Definitely got a sub
I think you would like 'who knew'. another song against critics saying his impact is too big
2:19 “A lot of people [Americans] love to be here.”
Having traveled to Europe and Asia, I would love to live in many other countries. Some of us feel like we are stuck here.
He didn't say "all", and a lot of people do love to be here. You aren't "stuck" here, if you can afford to travel abroad, you can move. Some of us are too poor to go to another state, let alone another country. We are stuck here, but life gives lemons, etc. I make the best of it, because the grass is not always greener...
I was about to click on another video when the clean version started playing... but then you did the right thing 😂
Thank you for switching it to the right Version! ☺️
I bought this cd at 15 ish years old on a church trip away from my parents. This song was my anthem lol
Hell yes we rocking wit you Jojo
3:46 respect. big subscribe right there. loving your content!
This CD came out the year I graduated high school. I am one of those white girls he reached while I was living in the suburbs hating my life. Orphaned at 11yrs old and lived in hell the rest of my childhood, switched to 5 different schools and bullied for being poor. I felt anger and related to his music. It gave me an outlet to release it. I started checking out other rappers like Snoop and Dre. The media and public blamed everything wrong with society on certain artists and video games. I only half agree seeing how things have gradually become toxic over the last 20 years. I believe EVERYONE has a responsibility.
the reason he would have sold half as a black rapper is because he introduced sooo many people worldwide to rap. Not that black artist didn't reach over seas because my first rap song was G Code by Geto boys and i'm from an island of the coast of Norway, but It was like 3 of us that liked hip hop before Em blew up
I have listened to Eminem all my life but love watching you react to his music because you and other reactors catch onto things I never did and it makes me appreciate the music so much more
I love you Jojo
Now we talking The Eminem Show
you just admitted you are a eminem fan 👍🏼 congrats LFRJOJO
been a HUGE em fan my whole life really and I love watching your videos! seeing someone hear the songs for the first time and hearing what the feel from it is SO cool! keep doin what you’re doin… also the intro?!?!? SLAPS
Great reaction m8
I never heard the diff bars or riffs that Eminem does until u pointed them out!! And I’m 30 yrs old! I grew up on Eminem
That "strong sense of citizenship" you're talking about is nationalism.
Hell yeah USA #1 back to back world war champs
@@jond1590the only country that has fought two world wars back to back and won has been Britain America didn’t join ww1 till the end when Germany was already crumbling granted ww2 they were one of the core players
Ok it was only a few days ago, while listening to o their reaction videos, I came up on his, but they were older, I still wanted to watch & did. Today I was pleasantly surprised to see this recent one, COOL, bc from the others I enjoy watching ur reactions & I have pretty good instincts & it seems like u have a great personality/soul. I’m not always right but I feel like I am here lol🤞 Blessings ppl
Thanks for changing from the clean version lol
Nice move on that clean version.. shady will not be censored!
I, America. I am Erica. This word play was no coincidence
Your reactions are fire man!
We don't do clean version Em here🤩. Awesome you made the switch 😁 Love this reaction for a really great song ☺️
Bruh love the vid but for real where you get that shirt???? pls let me know I want it lol
I don't think I've ever listened to a whole Eminem song. So considering my last comment on your video about being open minded I'm going to listen without judgement.
Edit: I'll try again. I couldn't do it. It just brought back memories of the beats I would hear from my brothers car before he was killed. I didn't know it would cause such emotions.😔
That’s so fkn sad man I’m sorry you and your family had to go through that 😢em’s one of the best artists of all time but this is the most perfect reason to avoid something. I feel you. Much love and respect to you and yours, stay strong my fellow human💪
@@jasonfarrell00 thank you so much. Your compassion is felt and appreciated. 🤘🏾💜🤘🏾
When they told him not to kneel at the Super Bowl and he still did it🤣 should’ve known they can’t tell that man what to do.
You need to do "Forgot about Dre" and "I Need A Doctor" with the vids
Time to listen to some d12(eminems group) songs like Fight Music.
I’m a white dude from a 99% white town and I grew up listening to MC Hammer and 90s R&B so it was easy for me to get into Eminem music from there
YOU RIGHT, YOU CAN DO ANYTHING YOU WANT IN YOUR VIDEOS...
ANYTHING THAT IS EXCEPT
WEAR SOCKS WITH SANDALS, THAT I WILL NOT ABIDE SIR.😤
The censored word at the end is "Flag"
Yo JoJo. Much love from Chicago. Eminem is The Rap God. Eminem is like Godzilla King Of Monsters/Rap. I'm more of a Rock M' Roll kinda guy myself but Eminems' music has always inspired me to get through tough times or sometimes just have a good laugh. You should check out some more of his stuff from his last album Music To Be Murdered By⚡
You should check out one of the newer songs.
Nowhere Fast.
Where he raps about NRA, terrorist, Kim Jung-Un and goes a bit political.
you rebel to baby, no cap
Dide he didnt do what he wanted... he showed us what we can do
React to Eminem Alfred's song off of the music to be murdered by album it's so dope and bar heavy
He did it ages ago, but maybe he could do it again and try to catch more bars
Yeaaa man ! FINALLY ! And thanks for reacting to The Original Version ! And plz react to "THE WAY I AM"
People tend to forget or rather ignore (especially the haters) the fact that it's *because he's white the government watched his lyrics* like it's the most dangerous influence. He was an easy target to blame BECAUSE HE'S WHITE. Violence was always part of hiphop lyrics and it's not like white middle america never heard of it before Eminem but it's an issue according to parents and the office when this white dude came on the scene. A white dude who they expected to be 'proper' but was a total opposite of that. Sadly people use this song against him today.
This reaction was great but it became even better when you changed to the explicit version
Yeah, I'm one of them ones who found rap cos of Eminem.
Should check out mosh.
thank you for doing the uncensored. any eminem song that is censored is not the same song
Mosh is a must do follow up
Tip, if you liked this one, you'll want to check out 'Untouchable'. It came out in 2017 and it was dissed almost by everyone who figured out what it was about. That changed a in 2020...
Eminem - Leaving Heaven ft. Skylar Grey
he's brutally honest... parents bought the albums for their children back in my day because you had to be 18 to buy them as a CD because of the rating lol.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
The video isn't a bad watch, but the clean version is not the way. Thanks for switching.
They tried canceling him multiple times, from every angle they could. They being all who were against him being heard.
9:50 I think he said that because of the racism, especially at that year/decade when it was really bad + he standed out at that time with rappers etc
Gospel got to be next
Look dude as white kid we loved having a white rapper... he made us exeptable... prior to him the best title we had was wigger... he .ade us equal for about 5 seconds..... but he q
Went farther... he made race free.. which is hard to believe..
Now we have mgk... like wtf
You should check out Kings never die by Eminem. One of his best songs 🔥
To be real Eminem being white is what pretty much got him his props and his stature it was a big surprise to the world to hear a white rapper rapping like that if he woulda been black he would just been another Nas or Jay Z. Notice he even says “it’s like my skin is starting to work to my benefit now”
When Eminem came into the game he was the only white rapper I mean you had the Beastie boys and before all of them what we had was vanilla ice so Eminem being white and he can rap his ass off made his sales go through the roof because at the time most white people were not listening to Hip Hop but he brought an entire race of people into hip hop through his music so yeah if he was black he probably would have sold about half what he sold because white people were not f****** with hip hop at that time but since him a lot of other white rappers have come up who probably never would have been able to because he opened the door for them
We both love and hate living in America.
please react to Killer Mike - Reagan
When I was 8 my mom let me buy the Marshall Mathers lp cause she didn't realize how heavy his music was
"I'm lovin' this," is a take on the McDonald's jingle of the time.
Bro you have to watch dr dr meets Eminem the defiant ones
What he saying at that time you really didn't see white rappers so if he was black he would have sold half because all you seen was black rappers at this time that's why he says I don't have to graduate high school to know that cuz he didn't graduate high school as a matter of fact he didn't even graduate out of 9th grade but Eminem is very self-aware and he knows why he went all the way to the top it's because at this time he had Middle America which they considered all white and those kids would have never listened or their parents would have never let them listen if he wasn't white that's what he say
pls listen to "kill You" was the song that made me a fan, shocked the hell outta everyone but in a good way
Ayo Jojo if you like that one go checkout untouchable by eminem from revival album
React to business if you haven’t already, same album
White America is a perfect example of the hip hop game back in the day. Eminem has constantly quotes nobody wanted to sign the white boy until Doctor Dre sore past all the bullshit and signed him up to his label. I dread to even think how much money Doctor Dre has made from producing Eminem's tracks. Who's laughing now.
I must confess that Eminem is the one who introduced me to the world of hip hop….being from a country that didn't listen to hip hop in the 90ts it was Eminem performing on MTV that made me wonder….who is this guy? The rest is history... but thanks to him then I met Tupac...Biggie....Jay z.....NWA....etc etc
How come i cant .message yku outside youtube?
Oh nah this the clean version, we not doing no clean version. Lol that's my dude
react to "ROCK BOTTOM" - Eminem
You should listen to GNAT and stepdad if you havent. :)
Also listen to go to sleep and my dads gone crazy, good songs.
TES show is peak em. Idc if he's a better technical rapper now. This album was the whole package. A masterpiece and some of the best flow I've ever heard song after song. His flow came out so smooth, and he not only rode the beats but went in and out of them otherworldly. Crazy good cadence. It was too easy for him at this point. And had a message and meaning. Plus that energy was nasty. That grit.
Em never had a better beat than this.
I grew up with both rap and Rock two big Step Brothers one listen to rock one listen to rap I heard NWA I was like it's kind of cool but then I heard Bone Thugs and Harmony and I really got into rap thank you Eazy-E and then I heard Marshall Mathers and I was definitely in thank you dr. Dre and Ice Cube all his hard-ass lyrics if I had the name my top 10 would be Metallica Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Ozzy Osbourne Marshall Mathers the goat bully 🐐 .. Pantera Lil Wayne godsmack beastie boys acdc Jay z ..they all goats 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐