he's such an intelligent guy. But like, the things he said when asked about the current state of Detroit at that time, when it really started to go to sht, then hear him in 2018 or whatever, it's like, he never figured it out. He became a milk toast bubble living, celebrity pole smoking, non edgy (philosophically), 16 year old brain no wisdom having little boy. Even having left the partying, drugs, pharma poison, behind, releales himself as a go along to get long gruel sucking cork spooner. It's really actually mind blowing.
It's like watching a two friends talking. Em is so opened up here, its crazy how amateur interviewer did work best than a lot of mainstream at the time
“Oh I get my sip of Diet Coke now? I been a good boy?” 😂 omg. That start “you know I’m kinda a big deal right?” And that Diet Coke ending. We’re so lucky all us 90s babys that grew up to this mans humor and talent. Idk
How have I only found this intervew now. What a great relaxed vibe. Good job on the part of the interviewer. And my god is Em beautiful inside and out. The face, the drip, the honesty, the wit, the sense of humour. What a guy.
Its his moms fault for bullying him as a kid telling him his smile is goofy in school photos basically calling him ugly. He raps about it on "My Favorite B***h" off MTBMB.
A lot of people dont understand how hard Eminem's life has been. All that he's endured and has stayed so grounded and one of the best in his craft going on 3 decades. On top of that took in and raised two girls that weren't his own too and was an amazing father while juggling success.
Yes, somewhat on the songs. His mom didn't really bash his brains out of his skull if you had trouble distinguishing that. But you can also read his books or follow the news articles written on him over the years. @@briancannon3987
@@cindylabbe4788 fr bro, Ive seen that there is A LOT of info of em during his hiatus, both pre and post-overdose. These people just like to say the dumbest shit they can imagine.
This interviewer actually asks him really great questions that he's usually doesn't want to answer unless someone's there he's comfortable with like 50. This is really dope interview he's so real. I can totally relate to addiction on his level. The valium and colopon be making you feel no anxiety. But way addictive same here. 😮😢
The upmost respect for everything Em has been through and has managed to keep going 💪 big love and respect to anyone who who battles addiction and lives to tell the tale, regardless of their/your status ❤
@@childrebel777 Yeah im hoping that in the future we could get a newer em interview but with someone other than sway no disrespect to sway but sway isnt going to push any hard hitting questions cause technically sway works under eminem on shade 45. i know a lot of people dont like vlad but i think theres potential there for a decent interview i think hes the best modern journalist for the job cause he followed ems career more then anyone else really
right at 15 mins "that wouldn't make sense now would it", so charming. i know they call eminem the greatest, but i still think he's way underrated. As a writer, poet, intellect. Sorry if it's cheezy to say but I'm serious!
Man, hearing him talk about Proof was hard. He really idolised that man and you can tell part of Em died when Proof did. It's so nice to see him nowadays doing so well and looking healthy. Possibly one of the strongest comebacks in history.
This may be the most impressive interview I've ever witnessed. Thank you for sharing in it's RAW form for the community to digest and interpret at will. Where are those writer blocked sessions from he and Dre's attempts in both Detroit and LA he speaks on??!?? Time will tell....she always does!
Thank u for this interview. Eminem is a very fascinating man. The stuff that his been through is so sad but I'm so glad that he's open to speak about it. This interview was honestly very insightful. I love u Em❤❤
Why would he not be his whole life is in the lime light if he lies he just looks like a sociopath, and the guys asking questions just structuring the interview but he already sort of knows the answers just wants some personal elaboration theres literally no reason for him to lie for what,. you lie if you're afraid
I love how Eminem is completely honest about the things he's been going threw not like other celebrities who are not half as popular/ big as Em he knows how to be real and lies will not help him he knows his fans are worth more they can handle the truth and prefer it. Also this kid did a really good interview here really asked the right question great interview good job 👍
I'm in my 60s and loved Eminem's music back in the day, along with my many friends in New Zealand, as well as Australia. I enjoyed this honest interview and felt calm while listening to it, which was a compliment to the young interviewer and Eminem's respectful demeanor. They even looked like they could be brothers when both faced the camera! It's fantastic that Eminem was able to stop his dependence (I don't like labelling people as addicts or alcoholics etc) on valium, which is highly addictive, and other drugs, especially since he was nearly lost to the world. ❤
Best Em interview I have ever seen. First time seeing it. Great interviewer, great questions and great energy. Em felt super comfortable throughout and probably the most natural I have seen him on camera. Im sure he got some therapy out of it….A+.
Amazing interviewer wow definitely the way to go get down low go somewhere they want and feel comfortable and just talk I love how quite he is and how he listens and makes em feel like he’s just talking to someone who wants to get to know him and the eye contact as well feels good when people actually care what u have to say and it’s like 2 friends talking
"I'm kind of a big deal, no I'm kidding" this guy is hilarious. He's always been like this lol. This is sort of the conversation you want to hear from Mathers, and this interviewer got that.
Dam I can relate to his story about addiction so much. From never really hitting my “rock bottom” but then again I’ve always felt like I’ve had several rock bottoms, but not one in particular that made me stop using. To going to rehab but not truly being ready to stop using, and only going for the people around me that were ready for me to stop using. I think for me, I just got tired of getting clean for a few weeks or months then relapsing and starting all over again. I got tired of giving people empty promises so to speak, over and over and over again. I’ve got 4 months clean right now, and I feel like this time is truly it for me. I started going to the gym every day and that has really helped me. I want to keep trying to improve my body and the thought of slamming meth mixed with fentanyl just doesn’t appeal to me anymore. I am aware that that mindset is a slippery slope tho. As an addict in recovery, it’s important I don’t let myself become complacent. Good luck to all the struggling addicts out there
I feel exactly the same way, and done the same things you describe. Heroin and crack mixed in speedballs is my drug of choice, and can't pretend I don't enjoy it, but stopped again a little while back, and I just don't want that crap life anymore. Want better things. All the best.
@@JustChrisWillDoTa I hear you 100 percent. I definitely didn’t stop using because I didn’t like to get h*gh anymore lol. I was just tired of who I became when I used and everything that it took from me. I became soulless basically. Good luck to you friend
@kaizen20205 rite on man I appreciate you. Thank you for your service. It’s the men and women like you that give us Americans a chance to have a new life. I truly appreciate your words and wish u the best and hope you’re able to hold on to that peace 💯 also, I will definitely consider a channel. It could be therapeutic thank you
When I played fiddle at Disney world we did some rehearsals in a music studio and one day I spotted the relapse cd on the wall and I freaked out. I was in the actual studio he recorded it in!
Who remembers much music 😮💨 right on the cable bro. I feel old my dude. Time is flying gotta live Your life and bless you are bro. Life is rough. Who ever reads this I hope you’re having a good day.
When Em deflects with a joke, the interviewer doesn’t respond right away, but stays quiet and gives him space to really think about answering the question honestly. “Where does that come from?” “I guess I’m just a f**kin jerk” “………” -> then em gives the real answer
This is the best Marshall video I have seen , sorry kids from Lansing Michigan, knew about Marshall and DeShaun and Bizarre, I can't even ,,, forget it
Introduction and Humor - 00:00:00 Reintroduction to Music - 00:00:33 Personal and Career Struggles - 00:01:57 Drug Addiction and Rehabilitation - 00:03:00 Sleeping Pills and Addiction Journey - 00:03:32 Rock Bottom and Realization - 00:06:00 Coping with Proof’s Death - 00:07:43 Reflection on Career and Controversy - 00:10:57 Dealing with Vilification and Evolution of Music - 00:11:22 Relating to Past Music and Emotions - 00:14:01 The Impact of Personal Life on Music - 00:15:00 Celebrity References in Music - 00:15:39 Living in Detroit - 00:16:10 Friendship with T.I. - 00:18:04 Acting Career and Future Projects - 00:20:07 Back to Music with Dr. Dre - 00:21:07 Writer’s Block and Relapse Album - 00:21:39 Synergy with Dr. Dre - 00:24:13 Conclusion and Humor - 00:24:40
Bro I’m surprised TH-cam hasn’t found a way to fix audio quality issues you would think it would be worth the money spent figuring 98% of youtube videos are based mostly on audio
Been there man it's not an easy thing to admit too having trouble with benzos and strong painkillers ect I thought the only way out was death but God must need me here because I've come through it and am now getting well again with therapy 🙏 bless you em 🙏 ❤️ ♥️
Eminem stops himself from smiling A LOT. If you look for it, you'll see it all the time. I bet it's a habit he developed from his early days in Detroit, being around a lot of hood shit. Probably didn't want to be that "smiling white kid". And he's brought that same approach to his career. Kinda genius actually. Goes with his persona. The people don't really want to see Eminem smiling all the time 🤣
I think I heard him say one time (or maybe referenced in a song) that his mom made fun of his smile, and he was self-conscious about it growing up. Could be wrong, but could swear I heard him say something like that, and I figured it must be part of the reason he fights it so hard.
![Eminem, Zane Lowe - BBC Radio 1 Full Interview [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vgurY7pCvE4/mqdefault.jpg)
Who is watching this after “The death of Slim Shady”?
that algorithm putting in work
🙋♂️
Me
That album had some major fucking bangers
Yep
Em was 36/37 here and he look 17😂
Nah cuz fr
cuz thirties even back then wasn't that old..still isn't... not medieval times anymore..lol
27 was filmen in '99
Or maybe the 17 yo are now looking 36/37 from all the lean and opiod abuse they and their parents indulged in 🤷🏾♂️
when i was 30 people said i was 20 to 25 lol hahaha now im 38
This interviewer is legit. Obviously done his research. He's patient, properly listening and questions seem very natural. Great interview
And you can see em respects that 👍
Even as a lifelong Stan, watching Em speak with such patience and realness still surprises me.
he's such an intelligent guy. But like, the things he said when asked about the current state of Detroit at that time, when it really started to go to sht, then hear him in 2018 or whatever, it's like, he never figured it out. He became a milk toast bubble living, celebrity pole smoking, non edgy (philosophically), 16 year old brain no wisdom having little boy. Even having left the partying, drugs, pharma poison, behind, releales himself as a go along to get long gruel sucking cork spooner. It's really actually mind blowing.
Agree, great interviewer. Really in depth questions and good flow. Treats em with respect and intelligence
Totally agree. I also liked how he expressed appreciation for the interview opportunity right at the start.
Great interviewer. Not even one stupid question, and I liked how respectful he was when he asked Em about personal stuff. Worth a listen
yeah, he doesn’t interrupt him, he doesn’t speak over him and his questions are actually good.
10/10 interviewer. No notes needed yet knew all his shit and didn’t interrupt..
It's like watching a two friends talking. Em is so opened up here, its crazy how amateur interviewer did work best than a lot of mainstream at the time
💯!!
What a great interview
Never heard Em speak like this
true. it shows that there's plenty of great talent outside of the mainstream.
This is fact that so many called
" professionals "
as interviewers doesn't deserve the validation .
The clothing, the studio equipment, the respect, honesty and length. One of the best Eminem interviews
“Oh I get my sip of Diet Coke now? I been a good boy?” 😂 omg. That start “you know I’m kinda a big deal right?” And that Diet Coke ending. We’re so lucky all us 90s babys that grew up to this mans humor and talent. Idk
He really knew how to start, during and end an interview with class. Incredibly humble and funny too.
I like that he's goofy.
Fuckin hell this guy is a great interviewer. Feels good hearing such a massive star being so human.
Probably the most Eminem has been open and vulnerable. Great interview.
This is not him clone and replacement
@@KingLauradinentertainment2009 Wtf are you smoking
@@bigbang_x what are you smoking
@@KingLauradinentertainment2009 That Em broski, and I don't smoke
How have I only found this intervew now. What a great relaxed vibe. Good job on the part of the interviewer. And my god is Em beautiful inside and out. The face, the drip, the honesty, the wit, the sense of humour. What a guy.
He really catches himself smiling and makes sure to adjust that... Interesting
He's always never lets a smile take it's full form for more than a second lol
Its his moms fault for bullying him as a kid telling him his smile is goofy in school photos basically calling him ugly. He raps about it on "My Favorite B***h" off MTBMB.
@@cbfwebs100%, I hardly ever smile because of my mother's abuse as well. I feel for him.
@@cbfwebs I always thought it was just because he wants to stay in character but perhaps that's what keeps triggering him from smiling.
In his music he clearly acknowledges that deep down he’s a nerd at heart. This was before sensitive rappers became a niche.
A lot of people dont understand how hard Eminem's life has been. All that he's endured and has stayed so grounded and one of the best in his craft going on 3 decades. On top of that took in and raised two girls that weren't his own too and was an amazing father while juggling success.
. what do u know. He did say he embellished his childhood for content
Yes, somewhat on the songs. His mom didn't really bash his brains out of his skull if you had trouble distinguishing that. But you can also read his books or follow the news articles written on him over the years. @@briancannon3987
if people only knew smh
It’s not him the replacement clone
@@KingLauradinentertainment2009 seek psychiatric help if you believe they are cloning celebrities
Eminem is so lucid and clear in this interview
Cuz it’s not him 😂
@@drewblanche tf
People need to stop with the whole ''clone thing''. Of course he looks nothing like the bleach blonde dude on drugs. Y'all really need to grow up.
@@cindylabbe4788 fr bro, Ive seen that there is A LOT of info of em during his hiatus, both pre and post-overdose. These people just like to say the dumbest shit they can imagine.
Pretty sure he was clean here. This was like 2009? He had gone into treatment. He's been sober for a long time now.
Best interview with Eminem ever and that is all because of the interviewer.
his outfits in 2009 😮💨
Then he just started to wear leather jackets
Yeah he switched to a dark wardrobe.
I would have been wearing a Speedo if I were him. 🙆
@@Tired07He starts wearing black clothes during his hiatus from 2006-Present
@@Mr.Morale5anybody know y tho?
This interviewer actually asks him really great questions that he's usually doesn't want to answer unless someone's there he's comfortable with like 50. This is really dope interview he's so real. I can totally relate to addiction on his level. The valium and colopon be making you feel no anxiety. But way addictive same here. 😮😢
A real dope interview?
'A real dope interview' would be a real interview about dope.
'A really dope interview' would be an interview that was very dope.
Ems done it all! He at least realized it & helped his self. He did pull him self out! Great job em!😂
@@reidos6420 its an 8 mile joke
Ye I love valium and xanax
Incredible interview Love Relapse
"My hats still in the ring"...
PHENOMENAL.
There it went!
The upmost respect for everything Em has been through and has managed to keep going 💪 big love and respect to anyone who who battles addiction and lives to tell the tale, regardless of their/your status ❤
Very rare to see em interviews from the post encore era even if they appear its usually just a bunch of clips spliced together so appreciate it fr
Right this is rare
@@childrebel777 Yeah im hoping that in the future we could get a newer em interview but with someone other than sway no disrespect to sway but sway isnt going to push any hard hitting questions cause technically sway works under eminem on shade 45. i know a lot of people dont like vlad but i think theres potential there for a decent interview i think hes the best modern journalist for the job cause he followed ems career more then anyone else really
Goddamn he looks good here!
Exactly, after rehab he didn't age much at all
@@starboy2969what did he go to rehab for?
@@hi-ic2nb Coffee.
@@thomasbrandt8265 if you aren't going to tell me the right answer then why reply to me with some bs ?
I mean he was only like 37 or 36 here.
Love the interview! Love the Relapse album and that whole era/vibe. Immaculate!
right at 15 mins "that wouldn't make sense now would it", so charming. i know they call eminem the greatest, but i still think he's way underrated. As a writer, poet, intellect. Sorry if it's cheezy to say but I'm serious!
Man, hearing him talk about Proof was hard. He really idolised that man and you can tell part of Em died when Proof did. It's so nice to see him nowadays doing so well and looking healthy. Possibly one of the strongest comebacks in history.
This may be the most impressive interview I've ever witnessed. Thank you for sharing in it's RAW form for the community to digest and interpret at will. Where are those writer blocked sessions from he and Dre's attempts in both Detroit and LA he speaks on??!?? Time will tell....she always does!
i cant tell you guys how much eminem is my favorite artist. it wouldnt do it justice
Thank u for this interview. Eminem is a very fascinating man. The stuff that his been through is so sad but I'm so glad that he's open to speak about it. This interview was honestly very insightful. I love u Em❤❤
WOW.... I truly wish more and more people are this honest. God Bless you!
Wow. So vulnerable and honest.This Hits home for me ✨
Why would he not be his whole life is in the lime light if he lies he just looks like a sociopath, and the guys asking questions just structuring the interview but he already sort of knows the answers just wants some personal elaboration theres literally no reason for him to lie for what,. you lie if you're afraid
Em is a poet , MC, amazing lyricist
He so handsome. ✨🥰❤️🔥.
He always kept his smile upside down after his childhood friend passed. 🕊️
🤮
I love how Eminem is completely honest about the things he's been going threw not like other celebrities who are not half as popular/ big as Em he knows how to be real and lies will not help him he knows his fans are worth more they can handle the truth and prefer it. Also this kid did a really good interview here really asked the right question great interview good job 👍
I'm in my 60s and loved Eminem's music back in the day, along with my many friends in New Zealand, as well as Australia.
I enjoyed this honest interview and felt calm while listening to it, which was a compliment to the young interviewer and Eminem's respectful demeanor. They even looked like they could be brothers when both faced the camera!
It's fantastic that Eminem was able to stop his dependence (I don't like labelling people as addicts or alcoholics etc) on valium, which is highly addictive, and other drugs, especially since he was nearly lost to the world. ❤
I Love Eminems Style in 2008/2009 👌🏽 better than the Recovery & MMLP2 Ära
The beats were way better too 😂
That era was solid though
loved the relapse era
Mmlp2 era was SOLID
Recovery was one of his best albums
Em is so handsome😍
Wish the audio wasnt so low and that I could hear the snare in my headphones but other than that, this is a great video.
I read “ the snare in my headphones” in his voice 😂😂
@@Lizzi2003where’s my snare
What does "snare in my headphones" mean?
@@hi-ic2nbit's a reference to an eminem song
😂😂😂😂
Great questions, great answers. Very cool he opened up like that.
Best Em interview I have ever seen. First time seeing it. Great interviewer, great questions and great energy. Em felt super comfortable throughout and probably the most natural I have seen him on camera. Im sure he got some therapy out of it….A+.
Eminem Drip in 2009 was out of this world
Ye and next year 2010 with recovery he changed it up... but iguess ypi get older
You gotta be joking lmao he has always been the absolute worst dressed rapper of all time.
He got a Nike jumpsuit on with a backwards hat 😂😂😂😂
This was fantastic!
Real talk from Eminem. Respect Marshall. You can see the real dude. School for young up and coming.
Love you Eminem keep your head up❤
Damn this is raw. Props to both men 👏
So real n he got clean! Wishing him more recovery to rise even higher 🎉
Such a great Em interview! 🤍
Wow, this interview is fuckin' real. Great stuff!
Amazing interviewer wow definitely the way to go get down low go somewhere they want and feel comfortable and just talk I love how quite he is and how he listens and makes em feel like he’s just talking to someone who wants to get to know him and the eye contact as well feels good when people actually care what u have to say and it’s like 2 friends talking
This interviewer is awesome, really got Em to open up 👏
Idk about that em didn't resist or hesitate at all hes already open with himself idt he relies on others to speak the truth especially about himself
This interviewer had some good questions
I have better ones.
@@Training_Wheelslol what u mean by that 😅
@@Lilly_playsr what part of what I said - DIDN'T YA UNDASTAND???!!!!??!!!
@@Training_Wheels YEAH IM ASKING LIKE WHAt QUESTIONS ARE U SLOW???
@@Lilly_playsr did you watch
Cowboy Pocket Tomorrow ?
Central C stole this man’s drip
Love you Marshall became your fan March 2024 lol!
Reading through these comments is truly uplifting. Thank you!
"I'm kind of a big deal, no I'm kidding" this guy is hilarious. He's always been like this lol. This is sort of the conversation you want to hear from Mathers, and this interviewer got that.
I found that part so awkward. He looked uncomfortable
@@mjj69he’s actually referencing a line from the movie Anchorman. That’s part of the joke.
@@mjj69yh he was tryna crak a joke to start off as was nervous
its hard for me 2 find any old footage of marshall that ive not seen before, so massive thanks to who ever got a hold of this and uploaded it!
the fact that these videos really blow up when there's a bunch of buzz around Em is lowkey krazy asf
Dam I can relate to his story about addiction so much. From never really hitting my “rock bottom” but then again I’ve always felt like I’ve had several rock bottoms, but not one in particular that made me stop using. To going to rehab but not truly being ready to stop using, and only going for the people around me that were ready for me to stop using. I think for me, I just got tired of getting clean for a few weeks or months then relapsing and starting all over again. I got tired of giving people empty promises so to speak, over and over and over again. I’ve got 4 months clean right now, and I feel like this time is truly it for me. I started going to the gym every day and that has really helped me. I want to keep trying to improve my body and the thought of slamming meth mixed with fentanyl just doesn’t appeal to me anymore. I am aware that that mindset is a slippery slope tho. As an addict in recovery, it’s important I don’t let myself become complacent. Good luck to all the struggling addicts out there
I feel exactly the same way, and done the same things you describe. Heroin and crack mixed in speedballs is my drug of choice, and can't pretend I don't enjoy it, but stopped again a little while back, and I just don't want that crap life anymore. Want better things. All the best.
@@JustChrisWillDoTa I hear you 100 percent. I definitely didn’t stop using because I didn’t like to get h*gh anymore lol. I was just tired of who I became when I used and everything that it took from me. I became soulless basically. Good luck to you friend
Kudos 4 the share 😊
@kaizen20205 rite on man I appreciate you. Thank you for your service. It’s the men and women like you that give us Americans a chance to have a new life. I truly appreciate your words and wish u the best and hope you’re able to hold on to that peace 💯 also, I will definitely consider a channel. It could be therapeutic thank you
I relate to much wow
He speaks from the heart. In this clip and on the mic.
When I played fiddle at Disney world we did some rehearsals in a music studio and one day I spotted the relapse cd on the wall and I freaked out. I was in the actual studio he recorded it in!
Who remembers much music 😮💨 right on the cable bro. I feel old my dude. Time is flying gotta live
Your life and bless you are bro. Life is rough. Who ever reads this I hope you’re having a good day.
I love his fit here
Same, I don’t think he ever dressed like this from this point onwards
@@kdpwtjupp 2010 with recovery he changed it up!! But iguess you get older
Great interview
Relapse super underrated album- dark, beats were fire and lyrics were fire. Alil too many accents but it was still a dope album
why does this interview only have 178k views this should have millions.. great interview.
wow great interview ... we need more like this
Swiping his hands on his pants.. clear sign my man was nervous .. goat is a person..a man..love him😊
09 Shady is my favourite Shady....in terms of style but oh boy Kamikaze and MTBMB he is untouchable in terms of raps
This interviewer did his time for this interview it’s very impressive and professional
I love Marshall..he is so cute ..he is my soulmate..i love his songs..sing again Marshall for your fans ❤
He ain’t your soul mate your dork …he don’t know you
I miss his more fluffy face but he still look dame good
When Em deflects with a joke, the interviewer doesn’t respond right away, but stays quiet and gives him space to really think about answering the question honestly.
“Where does that come from?”
“I guess I’m just a f**kin jerk”
“………”
-> then em gives the real answer
Never seen em this open. Incredible interview
Great interview 👍
My left ear enjoyed it!
Em is 🔥
The dude BROTE FORTNINE SERVERS.. Insane
So yum ❤
I respect his honesty
Wow, algo provides today 🤙🏽😎
Awesome 👏
Legend
This just shows how human Em really is. Great interviewer.
This is the best Marshall video I have seen , sorry kids from Lansing Michigan, knew about Marshall and DeShaun and Bizarre, I can't even ,,, forget it
Sorry I have adhd
But also worked for Herman Miller and I might have built that Throne , sorry I mean Aeron chair C
12 year warranty
And they fired me at covid
Waaa waaa waaaaaa
Yeah, it’s a great Marshall video. Really introspective and he seems comfortable in this interview.
At the end the interviewer knew to go along with Eminem's street style handshake. Didn't make it into an awkward moment. Respect 👍
Introduction and Humor - 00:00:00
Reintroduction to Music - 00:00:33
Personal and Career Struggles - 00:01:57
Drug Addiction and Rehabilitation - 00:03:00
Sleeping Pills and Addiction Journey - 00:03:32
Rock Bottom and Realization - 00:06:00
Coping with Proof’s Death - 00:07:43
Reflection on Career and Controversy - 00:10:57
Dealing with Vilification and Evolution of Music - 00:11:22
Relating to Past Music and Emotions - 00:14:01
The Impact of Personal Life on Music - 00:15:00
Celebrity References in Music - 00:15:39
Living in Detroit - 00:16:10
Friendship with T.I. - 00:18:04
Acting Career and Future Projects - 00:20:07
Back to Music with Dr. Dre - 00:21:07
Writer’s Block and Relapse Album - 00:21:39
Synergy with Dr. Dre - 00:24:13
Conclusion and Humor - 00:24:40
amazing interview. miss much music.
11:30 do you ever have those days where you just think “I don’t wanna be that guy anymore”
Em: hold my new release
This interviewer was unbelievable
Bro I’m surprised TH-cam hasn’t found a way to fix audio quality issues you would think it would be worth the money spent figuring 98% of youtube videos are based mostly on audio
Truth.
It's actually a really good interview.
crazy how personal these questions are and how Em is actually opening up, it’s like it was almost therapeutic for him
MORE OF THIS!!!!!
MORE UNCUT RAW EMINEM FOOTAGE IS NEEDED!!!!
The way he sits on the seat tho😂 hahahahah love it your amazing 🐇
What a good interview/r
Em. The most real bloke out there
a very raw honest interview. I wish the interviewer wasn't so quiet though
You never know who your talking to right? Like I could be star 🌟 in the future. I have plenty music for it. 💪🏽 come see 👀
This interview hits different
Been there man it's not an easy thing to admit too having trouble with benzos and strong painkillers ect I thought the only way out was death but God must need me here because I've come through it and am now getting well again with therapy 🙏 bless you em 🙏 ❤️ ♥️
This interview is a poem.
His skin is like butter dude 😭♥️♥️
Eminem stops himself from smiling A LOT. If you look for it, you'll see it all the time. I bet it's a habit he developed from his early days in Detroit, being around a lot of hood shit. Probably didn't want to be that "smiling white kid". And he's brought that same approach to his career. Kinda genius actually. Goes with his persona. The people don't really want to see Eminem smiling all the time 🤣
Ya okay
Bro here creating an entire lore in his head
@@510tuber well at least he's having fun. He is really reading into Eminem's stank-face
I think I heard him say one time (or maybe referenced in a song) that his mom made fun of his smile, and he was self-conscious about it growing up. Could be wrong, but could swear I heard him say something like that, and I figured it must be part of the reason he fights it so hard.
@@510tuberhe's right tho