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Youll like the EZ Mil song and maybe one other but you'll see the album gets repetitive with Chris Reeves, Jenner, Gen Z, and Diddy disses. The project as a whole/story is probably the best since Encore and has relisten value as an album but as individual songs only Fuel and the EZ Mil song have replay value in playlists.
I think its more that Eminem cant for the life of him match the energy. It seemed like it by the ”for a couple of decades” but in good modern eminem fashion he destroys the vibe for a semi-interesting bar that honestly didnt need to be said.
I genuinely believe that JID made Em real excited. He probably heard his verse and said "oh shit, i can finally get my heaviest pen out on a feature". Their energy together was incredible
1. on the first third, he emphasizes the "A" sound (decades, spray, Dre, strays, play, they, essay, stay, wait) 2. on the middle third, he emphasizes the "B" sound (Biggie, be, beef, beat, obesity, became, BK, bitch) 3. on the last third, he emphasizes the "C" sound from the alliterations THEY'RE PUTTING WORDS IN MY MOUTH LIKE ALPHABET SOUP (A-B-C)
This might be a stretch but those last rhymes have E in it, now he leave out the D in that alphabet soup..... did he? Or he didnt because he already drop that big DD line... Either way it still GENIUS.
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings): "In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom". 1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval 2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography) 3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme. 3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly. 4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits. 5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme. 6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden. 7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun. 8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme. 9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme. 10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme. 11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme). 12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography. 13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this). 14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun. 15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature. 16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme. 17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
@@ilikesing1474 This is def a really good entendre but you are stretching the same stuff multiple times. I will give you 2-5 entendre maybe. Eminem may not have had this kind of entendre but he has more double entendres and triple entendres and more syllabically complex rhymes.
"FLOAT. Like a butterfly, I'M gonna sting LIKE a bee. YOU ain't harming a thing. I hit a ding as hard as I'M gonna swing, I'M gonna need to put my arm in a sling..but like a wedding band you GOTTA be DIAMOND to even climb in the ring. An ANOMOLY, IM MUHAMMED ALI cuz I KNEW one day IM GONNA BE THE..
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings): "In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom". 1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval 2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography) 3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme. 3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly. 4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits. 5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme. 6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden. 7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun. 8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme. 9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme. 10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme. 11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme). 12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography. 13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this). 14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun. 15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature. 16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme. 17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type lol.
Man, you listen to JIDs verse, you wont ever expect eminem to show up, then you get to ems verse and you forget JID was just rapping, both sound line their own songs, wtf. This song is crazy. Both killed it 100%
@@inmyhead00The last sentence really shows what kind of mindset you have. Are you not aware that people have differing opinions? Like how a lot of people think Jay had the better verses on renegade. You got a lot of growing to do lil bro.
Em starts his verse with an “A” rhyme scheme (Dre, play, essay, esse, SA, Ay). He then moves into a “B” rhyme scheme (biggie, BE living, BEat the BEat, oBEsity, BEginning, Benz, Balls, Base). He then says the voices in his head are putting words in his mouth like alphabet soup before going into a whole “C” alliteration scheme.
Yeah but still unacceptable. Eminem, 50 cent and EVERY celeb that knew should go to prison as well. They knew this entire time and didnt actually do anything about it.
@@CarlCarlson-jq3xrThat's a terrible opinion. Yeah if they knew and didn't speak up that's unfortunate but the only people that should be in prison are Diddy and those that aided him.
@@CarlCarlson-jq3xr Every celeb? Suge Knight himself knew the hit order came from an offer made by Diddy, there was a gang war in Compton after Pac's murder because everyone on the streets knew what really happened, who killed Pac and who made the hit order. The police themselves knew what really happened, but as it turns out Diddy had alleged police connections and protections, so the evidence on the case never turned out be sufficient during those days.
I will be honest though. I listen to this on repeat since the album dropped and it is solely because I love JID's verse and cadences. Best track on the album IMO
I feel like dudes just automatically say someone else “killed” Eminem on a verse now because they’re tired of everyone thinking the opposite 😂 JID sounded good sonically and killed his verse, but you’re on crack if you think he out rapped Eminem 🤦♂️ I loved JIDS verse but I enjoyed Em’s verse WAYYY more. That’s just my honest opinion along with the majority of everyone else’s opinion 😂
😅What I love about this JID verse is that He doesn't sound like he's under pressure to out-rap Eminem. He's just flowing and rapping as hard as he always does and it's just soo fire that it's not only sounds good but is lyrically dense enough to fit on an Eminem song🔥
That's how felt he just went in doing what he doesn't didn't feel like he was tryna desperately compete with Em he just did what he usually does and it works perfect
The whole "Got the most content on the continent and constant compliments" verse overshadowed everything else on this track for me. Shit gave me goosebumps!
That shit was some of the stupidest things white boy does sometimes. Silly ideas are his thing. Unfortunately he really believes in his lyrical miracle in a swimming pool garbage. And pictures himself a word wizard when he is doing this alliteration nonesense. Somebody tell this dude that this shit actually easy
@@thabisomalefane8432yeah if he didn’t have that in his arsenal everyone and their heaux ass mothers would complain and say “he needs to evolve his flow he’s had the same flow his whole career” lmao
Is a really crazy bar. I don’t know why people are trying to dump it down and say it’s not that great. I think they’re just missing the whole bar honestly. Because if you listen to the way, Eminem set up the Diddy bar it’s fucking ridiculous.
@@S0L12D3if you don’t realize it’s a diddy bar it sounds in pretty bad taste. But also I don’t think most people get what he’s saying in the bars after I’m glad scru did
@@S0L12D3i feel bad for those people because they have no success dumping anything eminem does and the numbers prove that . we are so fucking back and no hater cant do shit about it
@@S0L12D3 I mean first time I heard it I thought he was just doing for the SA pun and I’m like really? Then I realized it’s poking fun at diddy and it became funny. I’m not blaming em I’m just saying I get why first listen people may not fully get it
I love JID, but calling him the future, idk bout that. The man is about to be 34 years old, if he’s the future, his breakout better come soon (more than he already has).
@@keshvwn9020this generation, or next gen, whatever you want to call it, doesn’t have a big 3. Which sucks cause it’s my generation. No one from this gen has the perfect mix of rapping skills + superstardom to be part of a big 3.
@@CoolPersonThing1 works both ways. give em more time on the song and he would destroy anyone if that was his true aim to do so. that said bar wise em took this all day long and that's just facts my guy
I think only 1 reaction channel has picked up on that line. I cant believe how few ppl know Dj Paul lol its fucking criminal to say you listen to rap and not put Paul in there.
DAMMIT FINALLY someone caught it cuz that seems to have gone over so many peoples head....hate that paul caught a stray but if it gets him noticed more fuck it....cuz he definitely need to get more flowers for his contribution to the game.
@ianjones7728 saying anyone smoked anyone is a crazy take lmao, I think Em had the better verse by quite a bit but he definitely didn't smoke jid cause that's one of my favourite jid verses ever probably but Em just showed that there's levels to this shit lol
Facts its a triple .. stick ball in the street you use the car as a base. Its references kid cudi car getting blow up but also base is a drug so you must be on drugs if you think you can touch his car
Isn’t this the same dude to say he didn’t like Eminem, he wanted to stop reacting to him, lost to Knox hill, and is now “hyped to react to Eminem” lmao
Yeah, i was a fan of his reactions but for the last months it feels like he only reacts to songs that will give him more views or react to controversial things,for example he has been milking the Kendrick and drake beef and he's not finished yet, he does this to promote his shit rather than react to the songs like before, he was feeling them more and not only focusing on his brand, sad thing 😮
@@wedontagelikemilktho.7839 “I think I’m gonna take a break from white rappers for a while… This shit is getting gross” after he did a bunch of Eminem reactions. He said that publicly in his discord (if he didn’t delete it) so do your research before you sound more like a f-ing idiot lol
@@wedontagelikemilktho.7839guess my last reply didn’t go through: After reacting to Eminem a ton and chasing views scru said in his discord “I think I’m gonna take a break from white rappers for a while… this shit is getting gross” - 4/11/2019. I’d say do your research so you don’t sound like an idiot lol
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings): "In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom". 1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval 2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography) 3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme. 3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly. 4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits. 5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme. 6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden. 7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun. 8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme. 9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme. 10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme. 11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme). 12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography. 13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this). 14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun. 15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature. 16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme. 17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
Jid verse had a very good flow but as far as bars Em was better in my own opinion but this loser scru should not be talking about how Em raps he literally only reacts to him for clout not as a genuine fan
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings): "In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom". 1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval 2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography) 3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme. 3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly. 4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits. 5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme. 6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden. 7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun. 8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme. 9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme. 10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme. 11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme). 12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography. 13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this). 14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun. 15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature. 16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme. 17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
@@ilikesing1474Ayo wtf, I really hope this is satire,cause if it's not, this shit is worse than Kendrick fans when they fucking reach on some of his bars.
I think sometimes scru somwtimes says the flow is choppy when em really annunciates the rhyme , like yea goes P DIDDY ... OBESITY, em ofc sometimes goes to the choppy flow sometimes , but sometimes bit I didn't hear it like that in this song , when he flowing effortlessly and god like he doesn't feel the need to pronounce the out rhymes so hard , like on a gnat for example , smooth as butter the whole time
@@thabisomalefane8432 yea jid did so good, it was worth a conversation, but em was in a different level, after a min I forgot jid was actually on the song, but great colab
@@ianjones7728 I have watched many reactions to this song and most people dont react all that much to his verse tbh but they do with eminems and spend half the time rewinding it to hear it again. So i would say objectively from what i have seen no he did not outrap eminem. Now big sean on tobey is a different conversation in which i think you could arguably say em was "washed" although personally i think ems verse was intentional on that so im 50/50 on it.
The kids saying jid carried are too dense. I dont think they realized the amount or references or tech nine homages in Em's verse. That shit went over everyone's head 😂 the multiple references with each line was disgusting
I can definitely say most people can't understand that kinda stuff including me. I can only catch very simple bars, I never really catch anything more than that its extremely difficult. I bet almost every person cannot understand most highly technical things said that are triple/ double entendres ngl
But this is music bars alone don't carry a song, cafence, flow, and how you slide on the beat musically are very important just as much as bars, jid had the bars, wordplay and insane cadence and flow he was so smooth to listen to. Eminem had way better more complex bars which I love cause I'm a big fan of rap battle. But bars a alone don't win battles a niggas flow can change the whole tide especially of he has bars as well which jid had way better flow and was very nice to listen to cause his cadence
@@desotohybrid2175 Yes untouchable and everyone agrees except you haters. If you think Eminem's verse on THIS song was whack then you know nothing about hip-hop and I can't take you seriously
That stick ball bar is even crazier because Diddy blew up Kid Cudi's car for talking to Cassie. That's why directly after the Diddy diss, he had that bar "you must be on base if you think you can touch my car". That was directed at Diddy thinking he can get his car blown up like he did Kid Cudi. I bet you don't know that
@@stinger5223 his flow was choppy on purpose, then he switches to the C and K flow, it sounded better than jids flow, and harder to do.. did u ever seen this flow before? jid was good but only was just a nice and fast flow (and the search lurk murk part was not so good in my opinion)... i love jid he is REALLY good, but Em is an alien... no rapper nowadays can outrap him but u not ready for that talk 😅🐐
@@stinger5223The problem is choppiness isnt a negative or a bad thing, its just Scru weird little Eminem specific pet peeve. J.I.D is a GOD but he didn’t out rap Em here, id even say at BEST it was a tie.
Here’s an easter egg from Em’s verse. The verse starts with the ‘ay’ (A) rhymes. After that the rhymes are ‘e’. Listen to the emphasis on the B's. Then the whole alliteration with the C’s. Em’s out here teaching ABC’s 😂😂 also the alphabet soup bar🔥🔥
He flips out and completly looks baffled by eminems bars(giving a much different look than he did with jid) then says i think jid out rapped him....scrub just cant help himself
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings): "In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom". 1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval 2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography) 3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme. 3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly. 4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits. 5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme. 6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden. 7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun. 8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme. 9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme. 10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme. 11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme). 12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography. 13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this). 14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun. 15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature. 16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme. 17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms"
He literally said he was going to drop it tomorrow, someone doesn’t pay attention. He’s always done this with new albums. He does a couple separate reactions to big features and does the rest of the album in one vid.
@@ezrapierce1233 I'm just reading these goofy comments...u ppl don't know what hip hop is...yt ppl thinking they know hip hop is hilarious...if you ain't Black American then ur opinion isn't valued in our genre
I literally forgot jid was on the track after em started rapping for a min like his rent was due😂 JID did his thing but em definitely had it over him bro
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It’s crazy how critical he is of every second of new day Eminem rhyme schemes, swear a part of his fan base like scru are just hunting for the 5 seconds he does the “choppy” flow
I mean I’m diehard for em but it was a lot closer then that lol, jids verse is one of the most memorable on the album and I think he forced em to go harder on his verse, em slightly got him but still I don’t think it made jids verse forgettable
@@wastedxalien7249he said in this video: i heard a couple songs from the album where i think eminem is ingaged with the flow’. So he already listened to the whole album. But it the beginning he said: i know its chronological but i have to jump on JID. So i think he is lying and already listens to the whole album already
i love how when ppl are featured on an Em song they give it their best because they know they have to really kill it due to knowing Em is gonna lyrically kill it. Can be showing up with mid delivery and flow.
Right? This younger generation think that just bc they believe one rapper sounds better “sonically” TO THEM, they automatically just say that rapper “out rapped” somebody 🤦♂️ JID has a buttery smooth flow that is great, but RAP wise, he wasn’t saying what Eminem was saying. Eminem was saying WAY harder shit plus he flow switches 4 different times, 2 of those flows being NASTY and new like I’ve never heard anyone come up with a flow like it. Em is an innovator and some people like Scru, won’t appreciate and love the flow until 20 years later. It’s THAT far ahead of everyone’s time.
@burdman1333 true, but i think Scru saying JID is the future is just him saying JID is still getting better, which is a lot to say for someone who has verses like he has on Dicaprio. I believe JID's purpose on this song was merely to set the stage for Eminem to debut some of that new new great shit, perfect song for both of them imo and im glad jid didnt try to outrap em because then the weight of both verses would be detracted imo, itd make it a bit TOO much lmao
Yes, this is one of my favorite tracks on this Album. I like how he let everyone he featured on this album just take charge of and pace of the tracks. SO DAMN GOOD!!
Yo ! No it wasnt in my opinion :D Did he won the best verse ? of course no! but it wasnt his best from far ! I just think Em used JID energy as a fuel to go as hard as he did :D
first verse on crack sandwich? ALL of raydar? stars? just in time? off da zoinkys? I could go on, it’s definitely not one of his best verses to date, ppl just aren’t listening to the ones he already has out bc he has so many songs that are so crazy in terms of wordplay, lyrics, flow/flow switches.
Nah, I am white and JID got him on this one. He honestly gave Em a pass and just critiqued his flow. Didn't even get in to his corniness. I grew up listening to Em, but he hasn't been good in a minute.
I feel like the P diddy line is getting a little over rated at this point. I’ve already had that “P did he” idea in my head before so maybe it just didn’t catch my attention much. But I did like the “rapper” to “Raper” idea he did with it
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings): "In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom". 1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval 2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography) 3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme. 3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly. 4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits. 5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme. 6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden. 7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun. 8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme. 9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme. 10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme. 11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme). 12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography. 13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this). 14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun. 15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature. 16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme. 17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
@@BigKahuna. fr that P Diddy line AND C verse it was over for JID. JID was fire tho he was going in hot and trying his hardest but Em saw it and over matched it.
Anybody that doesn’t feel how yall feel about him they’re haters ? That word is played out. An its mostly corny listeners who say hes better than everyone when its not true. Is em good …yes . The best hell naw. But casual fans and nerds like him.
I think Jid smashed this record. But I have to give it to Em. Bro, the disses and double ontandras, word play was on another level. It's this verse that really makes me think he's the best rapper to do it.
Hip hop culture don't listen to cornball Eminem...and the goofy stuff y'all say is the exact reason y'all's opinions aren't valued in our genre...Eminem is the best to yt ppl...he's not even top 10 😂...y'all just hype the corny stuff he says...he's mid af
@Pragmatism95Kendrick is a God compared to that cornball...Eminem is for yt ppl lol...we don't listen to that trash...Kendrick is hip hop culture...y'all's opinions aren't valued in hip hop...Eminem trash
@@desotohybrid2175 Ooohhhh now i get it hahahahahaha. "Our genre". You're just a racist butt hurt black dude cuz a white rapper is smoking your fav black rappers lmfao...i should've expected it cuz it's Scru's chat
@@rileyl7129 I like his reactions but even if this video he's overly critical (which is his right to be) however when it's darn near everything from EM recently it seems like he's predetermined he won't like something
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings): "In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom". 1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval 2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography) 3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme. 3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly. 4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits. 5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme. 6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden. 7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun. 8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme. 9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme. 10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme. 11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme). 12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography. 13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this). 14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun. 15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature. 16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme. 17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
JID isn't the future. He's the present. He's here now and he's on top of the game for sure. His last album solidified it. JIDs here & he's up now. Top 5 out for sure 🤷🏽♂️
Kdot, jid, vince staples, earl sweatshirt, denzel curry, asap rocky, asap ferg, dababy. My personal favorite lyricists out of the past 20 years. Right now my favorite production is metro boomin, isaiah rashad, key glock.
People say “future” simply because he hasn’t been in the rap game long enough. He’s more of one of those greats that hasn’t been in the game long enough to show his true impact
Bro Eminem’s choppy flow is intentional. He seems to prefer it. Just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it’s not supposed to sound like that or “he is fighting the beat”. I’ve even heard Wayne use it in some of his verses before. It’s a pocket that some people actually like.
He always find a way to complain he can just say he doesn’t like it and keep it like that he be trying to act like that’s how em rap no that’s how he chooses to rap
Choppy flow is intentional to pronounce and highlight certain parts of words that would fit into a rhyme-scheme. It's an unconventional style of rhyming that some will like, others will not. But no-one can say it isn't clever the way he's able to find these pockets and flow with it. Everyone is an armchair critic, it's hilarious 😂
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings): "In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom". 1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval 2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography) 3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme. 3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly. 4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits. 5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme. 6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden. 7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun. 8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme. 9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme. 10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme. 11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme). 12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography. 13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this). 14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun. 15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature. 16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme. 17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
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Youll like the EZ Mil song and maybe one other but you'll see the album gets repetitive with Chris Reeves, Jenner, Gen Z, and Diddy disses. The project as a whole/story is probably the best since Encore and has relisten value as an album but as individual songs only Fuel and the EZ Mil song have replay value in playlists.
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@@tayo17923 he had something to say before the verse started, tf do you want him to do lol
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When you react to the album do it in order
JID knew he was on a track with EM, and EM knew that JID knew that JID was on a track with EM
I thought i was the only one who thought like this lol
Yup 😂
This that comment😂😂😂😂😂
Chill. I'm way to high for a comment like this.
This how it supposed to be... Young MA is the only one who didn't know how she was supposed to show up
The Diddy bar is possibly one of the filthiest bars I've ever heard.
Literally what I keep saying
Resist anything else like that…. I’ll wait…. Em Gapped him
Still fire from JID tho
Considering it came right after the SA bar, YES
I think its more that Eminem cant for the life of him match the energy. It seemed like it by the ”for a couple of decades” but in good modern eminem fashion he destroys the vibe for a semi-interesting bar that honestly didnt need to be said.
100% needed to be said...@@erikeliasson4739
@@erikeliasson4739 what the fuck are you on lol...
I genuinely believe that JID made Em real excited. He probably heard his verse and said "oh shit, i can finally get my heaviest pen out on a feature". Their energy together was incredible
This beautifully said. They are both so talented. 🔥
Wet well put. I agree. This is the best song on the album for me. Straight fire of an album and this track is filthy genius!
The way em probably smiled after he heard JID’s verse
But JID didn’t say much. His verse was mainly dope cadence.
thats the thing, that kind of (friendly) competition is what both of them need
1. on the first third, he emphasizes the "A" sound (decades, spray, Dre, strays, play, they, essay, stay, wait)
2. on the middle third, he emphasizes the "B" sound (Biggie, be, beef, beat, obesity, became, BK, bitch)
3. on the last third, he emphasizes the "C" sound from the alliterations
THEY'RE PUTTING WORDS IN MY MOUTH LIKE ALPHABET SOUP (A-B-C)
WUT DA ACTUAL FUCK ☠️💀
you blew my mind with this one
This might be a stretch but those last rhymes have E in it, now he leave out the D in that alphabet soup..... did he?
Or he didnt because he already drop that big DD line... Either way it still GENIUS.
Damn..I didn't even catch that!
Fire fire fire catch
JID didn't outrap Em, but he delivered a top 3 feature of 2024. That tells you a lot about 50 year old Eminem.
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings):
"In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom".
1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval
2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography)
3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme.
3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly.
4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits.
5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme.
6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden.
7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun.
8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme.
9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme.
10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme.
11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme).
12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography.
13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this).
14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun.
15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature.
16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme.
17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
@@ilikesing1474all this just to prove nothing 😂
@@ilikesing1474 which amounts to completely nothing...
Jid is better Eminem should’ve retired long time ago
@@ilikesing1474 This is def a really good entendre but you are stretching the same stuff multiple times. I will give you 2-5 entendre maybe. Eminem may not have had this kind of entendre but he has more double entendres and triple entendres and more syllabically complex rhymes.
I love Eminems gun bars.
_"Bars like bullets when i spit them schemes, that's why i call them motherfuckers Em-16s."_
You are the first person I seen that caught the m-16 (em-16s) bar like that. Shiiiit
@@brenthutchins7130 right before the Muhammad ali bar
and also because a bar is typically 16 words in a verse
"FLOAT. Like a butterfly, I'M gonna sting LIKE a bee. YOU ain't harming a thing. I hit a ding as hard as I'M gonna swing, I'M gonna need to put my arm in a sling..but like a wedding band you GOTTA be DIAMOND to even climb in the ring. An ANOMOLY, IM MUHAMMED ALI cuz I KNEW one day IM GONNA BE THE..
Idk how nobody catches that. That last verse in Greatest is so underrated. The whole car snd gun schemes were crazy@@brenthutchins7130
I don't think he out rapped him, but JID understood the assignment. He snapped. Need that album ASAP
You weirdo Stan's don't think anyone can out rap Eminem...you ppl are so delusional 😂...JID verse was 1 million times better
@BBLDRIZZYOVHOE?
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings):
"In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom".
1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval
2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography)
3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme.
3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly.
4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits.
5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme.
6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden.
7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun.
8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme.
9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme.
10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme.
11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme).
12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography.
13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this).
14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun.
15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature.
16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme.
17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type lol.
@@ilikesing1474 Damn you really reached for the moon on this one huh
@@ForthPatriothe really thought he did something 😭 He gonna cry when he see it got zero likes
P Diddy bar making all reactors stand up everywhere, that shit's crazy af.
Man, you listen to JIDs verse, you wont ever expect eminem to show up, then you get to ems verse and you forget JID was just rapping, both sound line their own songs, wtf. This song is crazy. Both killed it 100%
Agreed, hands down. I hate that MFs are comparing both and downplaying the other. They went nuts.
It's the opposite for me
@@JADTO okay
@JADTO if you think they both didn't kill it 100% I'm sorry. Yes I'm taking your comment literally.
Em was good, but JID was the reason I liked the song.I didn't even care about ems verse after hearing JID lol.
JID didn't outrap eminem. but JID deserves his flowers. dude is flowing like crazy.
jid absolutely renegaded eminem. doesnt matter how much stans cope and seethe
@@inmyhead00The last sentence really shows what kind of mindset you have. Are you not aware that people have differing opinions? Like how a lot of people think Jay had the better verses on renegade. You got a lot of growing to do lil bro.
@@inmyhead00 😂😂 that one bar will go down in history. Jid is unreal and needs to push to be global. Because as it stands he ain't global.
To answer your question....
Nope.
But the fact JID forced the question to even be asked, speaks volumes about his talents 💯
Broooo this comment 🔥
JID was absolutely insane. But Eminem did his thing.
100% agree
This song was like no Love were Eminem and Wayne rapped to make awesome record nobody ripped anyone
Delusional , jids verse was much better
Em starts his verse with an “A” rhyme scheme (Dre, play, essay, esse, SA, Ay). He then moves into a “B” rhyme scheme (biggie, BE living, BEat the BEat, oBEsity, BEginning, Benz, Balls, Base). He then says the voices in his head are putting words in his mouth like alphabet soup before going into a whole “C” alliteration scheme.
Well played, SA😂
Em been dissing and hinting at Diddy's dirty deeds for so long
Yeah but still unacceptable. Eminem, 50 cent and EVERY celeb that knew should go to prison as well. They knew this entire time and didnt actually do anything about it.
@@CarlCarlson-jq3xr
The question is how much did they know? Like knowing some weird stuff is going on =/= knowing crimes are going on
@@CarlCarlson-jq3xr...Police don't care without evidence and they got none...please grow up man and think
@@CarlCarlson-jq3xrThat's a terrible opinion. Yeah if they knew and didn't speak up that's unfortunate but the only people that should be in prison are Diddy and those that aided him.
@@CarlCarlson-jq3xr Every celeb? Suge Knight himself knew the hit order came from an offer made by Diddy, there was a gang war in Compton after Pac's murder because everyone on the streets knew what really happened, who killed Pac and who made the hit order. The police themselves knew what really happened, but as it turns out Diddy had alleged police connections and protections, so the evidence on the case never turned out be sufficient during those days.
Oh he definitely understood the assignment, but he didn't out rap Em.
I will be honest though. I listen to this on repeat since the album dropped and it is solely because I love JID's verse and cadences. Best track on the album IMO
He really did tho
I feel like dudes just automatically say someone else “killed” Eminem on a verse now because they’re tired of everyone thinking the opposite 😂 JID sounded good sonically and killed his verse, but you’re on crack if you think he out rapped Eminem 🤦♂️ I loved JIDS verse but I enjoyed Em’s verse WAYYY more. That’s just my honest opinion along with the majority of everyone else’s opinion 😂
@@ianjones7728 you really out here on every commeny fighting for your life lil bro just take your L and move on
@@burdman1333you Stans love that corny 💩 😂
The "think you can touch my car" line was about Diddy blowing up Kid Cutti's car.
Em wasn't just flexing. 😅
@@jeffreysherman8224thank you for that because nobody has been able to explain this part.
9:11 You’re welcome
funny numbers✈️✈️🏢🏢🔥🔥
@@xazevv LMAO
Thankyou
THANK YOU
😅What I love about this JID verse is that He doesn't sound like he's under pressure to out-rap Eminem. He's just flowing and rapping as hard as he always does and it's just soo fire that it's not only sounds good but is lyrically dense enough to fit on an Eminem song🔥
Yea honestly they complemented each other so well
Facts. JID just raps at this level regularly.
That's how felt he just went in doing what he doesn't didn't feel like he was tryna desperately compete with Em he just did what he usually does and it works perfect
???
All of JID’s rapping sounds effortless
The whole "Got the most content on the continent and constant compliments" verse overshadowed everything else on this track for me. Shit gave me goosebumps!
That shit was some of the stupidest things white boy does sometimes. Silly ideas are his thing. Unfortunately he really believes in his lyrical miracle in a swimming pool garbage. And pictures himself a word wizard when he is doing this alliteration nonesense. Somebody tell this dude that this shit actually easy
Facts!!!
I never heard so many C's being placed back to back on rap fr fr
That part might have become my favorite part of his entire discography
💯. Then that cadence right at the end was the killshot.
That “choppy” flow is sick. And a better pocket than most rappers can even dream of finding honestly.
Nah
Exactly. There are people who love it. It sounds intentional and it has produced some of his best verses.
@@tupoibaran3706yes
@@thabisomalefane8432yeah if he didn’t have that in his arsenal everyone and their heaux ass mothers would complain and say “he needs to evolve his flow he’s had the same flow his whole career” lmao
most importantly, it's Em's signature that's unique to him.
WTF for ur title. Jid just did his max, but .. Eminem did.. Eminem. Wordplay, alliteration, rhyme scheme, just another level.
Imagine thinking this is jids max lol.
@@FLOSTORMOFFICIALthey’re delusional this verse doesn’t even top anything on the forever story lmao
@HazelAmarie if eminem took a step a back they would all be able to breathe. The amount of gagging on this man genitals they do is astonishing.
JID did NOT do his max 💀
@@MikaGroth maybe, he can try. But nobody can transcending the god
That diddy bar got so many reactors standing up lol 😂
Is a really crazy bar. I don’t know why people are trying to dump it down and say it’s not that great. I think they’re just missing the whole bar honestly. Because if you listen to the way, Eminem set up the Diddy bar it’s fucking ridiculous.
@@S0L12D3if you don’t realize it’s a diddy bar it sounds in pretty bad taste. But also I don’t think most people get what he’s saying in the bars after I’m glad scru did
@@S0L12D3i feel bad for those people because they have no success dumping anything eminem does and the numbers prove that . we are so fucking back and no hater cant do shit about it
@@ek9589 not really.
You can’t blame a rapper for other people being mad because they misunderstood what he said lol
@@S0L12D3 I mean first time I heard it I thought he was just doing for the SA pun and I’m like really? Then I realized it’s poking fun at diddy and it became funny. I’m not blaming em I’m just saying I get why first listen people may not fully get it
Did he out rap em? No the fuck he didn’t 😂
He definitely stayed on par though
@@CoolPersonThing1keep yapping lil b***
😂
@@CoolPersonThing1 every single reactor out there aside from scru forgot jid was even on the track til after the fact , but ye
@@scolamiero28every other reactor was tweaking then because jid was definitely on ems level
JID is the future fr, after the greats take a step back, JID will undoubtedly be a part of the new big three.
JID and Denzel, i don't know why he doesn't think of DC
@@Akachi_bc Denzel Curry is not going to be in the big 3 lol. At least for now. There is better competition at the moment on the come up.
@@keshvwn9020like who? who doing it like curry besides JID in the new age?
I love JID, but calling him the future, idk bout that. The man is about to be 34 years old, if he’s the future, his breakout better come soon (more than he already has).
@@keshvwn9020this generation, or next gen, whatever you want to call it, doesn’t have a big 3. Which sucks cause it’s my generation. No one from this gen has the perfect mix of rapping skills + superstardom to be part of a big 3.
Bro your energy! You deserve a couple mil on TH-cam! Definitely gained a new follower
If this track doesn’t go multi platinum I will lose all faith in the hiphop community. Fuckin goosebumps
No way you thought JID out rapped him. This was honestly insane verse by Em
jid could definitely outrap him with more time on the song
@@CoolPersonThing1 works both ways. give em more time on the song and he would destroy anyone if that was his true aim to do so. that said bar wise em took this all day long and that's just facts my guy
Scru is racist if you haven’t noticed
@@CoolPersonThing1 wtf what kind of excuse is this LOL no he cant
@@CoolPersonThing1jid could outrap him if eminem didn't have a verse. Jid literally got more than a third of the track
JID = honey on waffles, Em = a warhead 🤣
It was the dumbest shit I heard all year
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like scru face's reaction, but he's way off base with that assessment. He's the only one saying JID might have bodied em lmfaooo.
@@sephhumphries3020 shu ha lame ass up
Nah he ain't wrong lol@@sephhumphries3020
No, he didn't outrap Em. And yeah, the "did he" line is gonna live in the history of rap forever. Absolutely legendary.
He said DJ Paul, not Jake Paul. "Your arms are too short to BK brawl, indeed they small, like DJ Paul"
DJ Paul has a small, deformed arm.
I think only 1 reaction channel has picked up on that line. I cant believe how few ppl know Dj Paul lol its fucking criminal to say you listen to rap and not put Paul in there.
@@bradkirchhoff5703Is it Knox hill😂
BK Brawl= Bare Knuckle Brawl
James Todd= Ll Cool J
God is LL's name in the movie "In Too Deep"
This dude didn’t even understand the on base, touch my car, BK, ll cool j references….scru is a 🤡, this your king?! Gtfo
DAMMIT FINALLY someone caught it cuz that seems to have gone over so many peoples head....hate that paul caught a stray but if it gets him noticed more fuck it....cuz he definitely need to get more flowers for his contribution to the game.
JID was fire but no he didn't outrap Em.
I agree but he was kinda on par
@@Haker-x3yhe was on par with this? 15:32
Fuck no 😂
Definitely had potential but em said hold my beer 😂
Jid smoked him
You know you lying lmao@@ianjones7728
@ianjones7728 saying anyone smoked anyone is a crazy take lmao, I think Em had the better verse by quite a bit but he definitely didn't smoke jid cause that's one of my favourite jid verses ever probably but Em just showed that there's levels to this shit lol
@@ianjones7728DELULU
@@ianjones7728 smoking on that ianjones7728 pack 🚬 😶🌫️ 🥱🤡
People forget Em's bar, "I ain't even gotta carry guns no more I don't got to got undercover cops that'll legally pop you."
One of my favorite Em lines EVER, I came to comment the same thing. 😂
Eminem wasn't rapping about his car...that line was about Diddy blowing up Kid Cudi's car. He mentions it in another track as well.
What one
Facts its a triple .. stick ball in the street you use the car as a base. Its references kid cudi car getting blow up but also base is a drug so you must be on drugs if you think you can touch his car
And then the BASS hit when he said “Base.” 🔊
I'm surprised he missed it cuz he even mentioned earlier in the video about Diddy blowing up cars...
Yeah you’d think scru woulda caught that.
That triple Essay, SA, and the spanish word Ese for homie was a crazy flip
Yeah Em’s verse was better to me
How is everything related to that line at all tho? He has friends that are assaulted too?
@@Spectrum0122 what do you mean how? he literally says he has so many friends out west before it. So he's saying so many ese's. As in so many friends
Isn’t this the same dude to say he didn’t like Eminem, he wanted to stop reacting to him, lost to Knox hill, and is now “hyped to react to Eminem” lmao
Yeah, i was a fan of his reactions but for the last months it feels like he only reacts to songs that will give him more views or react to controversial things,for example he has been milking the Kendrick and drake beef and he's not finished yet, he does this to promote his shit rather than react to the songs like before, he was feeling them more and not only focusing on his brand, sad thing 😮
He likes Slim Shady not Eminem, y´all are as slow as Drake fans.😂
@@wedontagelikemilktho.7839 “I think I’m gonna take a break from white rappers for a while… This shit is getting gross” after he did a bunch of Eminem reactions. He said that publicly in his discord (if he didn’t delete it) so do your research before you sound more like a f-ing idiot lol
@@wedontagelikemilktho.7839guess my last reply didn’t go through: After reacting to Eminem a ton and chasing views scru said in his discord “I think I’m gonna take a break from white rappers for a while… this shit is getting gross” - 4/11/2019. I’d say do your research so you don’t sound like an idiot lol
He's not gonna sleep with you bro hahah
9:20 the realization in his face is so perfectly timed and funny 😂
And the confusion on his face when heard R-A-P-E-R leading up to it made it even better!! 😂😂
JID spazzed, but that pocket of alliteration from Em was god tier
Em knew Jid prolly had crazy ass alliteration and had to show off respectfully
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings):
"In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom".
1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval
2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography)
3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme.
3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly.
4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits.
5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme.
6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden.
7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun.
8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme.
9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme.
10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme.
11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme).
12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography.
13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this).
14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun.
15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature.
16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme.
17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
Uh- ok...put this under some one who truly was hating jids feat with em
@@J-Illed6420he’s pasting this reach under every comment
@@Igknighton ah i see, a bot. Noted
To answer the question in the title, no, Jid did not outrap Em
Neither of them outrapped each other to be fair
@@CoolPersonThing1 only sensible comment here , scruzinos channel is the em hater safe haven lot of bs down here
Jid didn’t outrap Em and Em didn’t outrap Jid, but I liked Jid verse more. I feel like there was a lot that missed. They gonna have me on Genus
Jid verse had a very good flow but as far as bars Em was better in my own opinion but this loser scru should not be talking about how Em raps he literally only reacts to him for clout not as a genuine fan
Jid was better for me
BRUHHH IMMA NEED THAT ALBUM REACTION I AINT GONE LIE
broooo he needs to do the whole thing ... from track 1 to end...
I love your JID reactions man😭I love how much you love him his so special ngl😭🔥💪🏾
Em heard JID's verse and said "alright I gotta pull out that P diddy bar I been savin"
😂😂😂😂😂
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings):
"In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom".
1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval
2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography)
3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme.
3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly.
4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits.
5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme.
6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden.
7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun.
8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme.
9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme.
10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme.
11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme).
12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography.
13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this).
14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun.
15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature.
16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme.
17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
@@ilikesing1474 brother that shit had 2 meanings MAX idk wtf you're going on about with imams and shit, bro did NOT think of that while writing that
@@lumayne8829 he’s done this MULTIPLE TIMES throughout his discography. Just say you don’t listen to JID 😂😂
@@ilikesing1474Ayo wtf, I really hope this is satire,cause if it's not, this shit is worse than Kendrick fans when they fucking reach on some of his bars.
Em used 'choppy" flow like 10 second of his verse and Scru is already crying 😂
He's a straight-up hater but he needs the views
@@helghanmerc2765 Scru is a stan, but he trying act like hes not becose everybody saying Eminem stans are weird 😂
I think sometimes scru somwtimes says the flow is choppy when em really annunciates the rhyme , like yea goes P DIDDY ... OBESITY, em ofc sometimes goes to the choppy flow sometimes , but sometimes bit I didn't hear it like that in this song , when he flowing effortlessly and god like he doesn't feel the need to pronounce the out rhymes so hard , like on a gnat for example , smooth as butter the whole time
@@Артем-р6у1о • He’s definitely *NOT* a Stan. He puts everybody *over* Em for *one* reason and it aint flow or relatability.
"is the choppy flow in the room with us right now?"
Scru just remember what verse made you get up from your chair without no hesitation;)
@@bxajay8 Exactly! Sometimes it seems like he criticises Em unnecessarily and has wild takes just so he can get a rise out of Em’s fans.
@@thabisomalefane8432 yea jid did so good, it was worth a conversation, but em was in a different level, after a min I forgot jid was actually on the song, but great colab
The stick ball bar was talking about a game we played as kids
DID JID OUT RAP EMINEM??? (as busta said in that interview : you wildin son
Jid absolutely out rapped him
@@ianjones7728 I have watched many reactions to this song and most people dont react all that much to his verse tbh but they do with eminems and spend half the time rewinding it to hear it again. So i would say objectively from what i have seen no he did not outrap eminem. Now big sean on tobey is a different conversation in which i think you could arguably say em was "washed" although personally i think ems verse was intentional on that so im 50/50 on it.
@@charg1nmalaz0r51stans
@@ianjones7728nope
@@ThiswaysessionJID wasn’t trying to outrap em he sure made em step up though so that’s already saying a lot
The kids saying jid carried are too dense. I dont think they realized the amount or references or tech nine homages in Em's verse. That shit went over everyone's head 😂 the multiple references with each line was disgusting
and sadly Scru is supposed to be cool with Tech Nine. His reactions are getting so corny it’s ridiculous
I can definitely say most people can't understand that kinda stuff including me. I can only catch very simple bars, I never really catch anything more than that its extremely difficult. I bet almost every person cannot understand most highly technical things said that are triple/ double entendres ngl
@@myth2571 watch Knox Hill reactions he breaks everything down
But this is music bars alone don't carry a song, cafence, flow, and how you slide on the beat musically are very important just as much as bars, jid had the bars, wordplay and insane cadence and flow he was so smooth to listen to.
Eminem had way better more complex bars which I love cause I'm a big fan of rap battle. But bars a alone don't win battles a niggas flow can change the whole tide especially of he has bars as well which jid had way better flow and was very nice to listen to cause his cadence
@jrjunior8468 Jid got washed, mfs just don't like giving Em credit. That was one of the hardest verses I ever heard, genius
i was saying JID smoked em right until i heard em lmao they both went nuclear!
Wait, but how can you say JID smoked Em when you didn't hear Em lol😂☠️☠️
JID verse was 1 million times better
@@desotohybrid2175 absolutely not. Eminem's verse was untouchable but for kindness sake we'll say they both killed it
@@FollowTheDamnTrain0 untouchable?...u Stan's are delusional...this is why y'all's opinions aren't valued in hip hop lol
@@desotohybrid2175 Yes untouchable and everyone agrees except you haters. If you think Eminem's verse on THIS song was whack then you know nothing about hip-hop and I can't take you seriously
That stick ball bar is even crazier because Diddy blew up Kid Cudi's car for talking to Cassie. That's why directly after the Diddy diss, he had that bar "you must be on base if you think you can touch my car". That was directed at Diddy thinking he can get his car blown up like he did Kid Cudi.
I bet you don't know that
Em back in his villain arc dropping bangers back to back
Best song on the album hands down.
Factsdd
Facts 🎉
I like Bad One just a little bit better. But imma say it again.... THESE NIGGAS RAPPIN'!!!!!
1000%
Facts!
JID and EM both went crazy
I genuinely really enjoy watching you react to these man you break it all down and really listen and catch bars, nothing like these other reactors !!
Ps JID is too smooth with it every time!
Em didn't say "Jake Paul".
He said "DJ Paul" from 36Mafia because one of DJ Paul's arms is shorter than the other😂😂
I was wondering if anyone pointed this out....Dj Paul actually has erb's palsy that's why he has a small arm. He's even made fun of it himself lol
yeah idk how he heard jake paul lmao internet brain
I heard dj paul every single time this guy is a trip lol
he doesnt actually hear eminem when he raps , his hater brain kicks in and he just hears noises
The way em kept rhyming The K word is js wild.
That was hard
it was C not K
@@revertedrf978they sound the same so stop being nit picky
@@revertedrf978 It was C and K
@@Leedzboyz Sound the same but not the same
I forgot JID was even on the song when Em rapped , but JIDs verse was still 🔥
Stop disrespecting jid u fkn stans are insane
I THANK YOU, FOR YOUR REACTION!😊👏... I waited to see how you took the "P-did he" part. That was great dude 😂 💯
He's clearly not a big EM fan
What he was saying was the greatest verse ever curated. But his flow was a bit choppy at parts. 5/10 song bc JID carried
@@stinger5223 his flow was choppy on purpose, then he switches to the C and K flow, it sounded better than jids flow, and harder to do.. did u ever seen this flow before? jid was good but only was just a nice and fast flow (and the search lurk murk part was not so good in my opinion)... i love jid he is REALLY good, but Em is an alien... no rapper nowadays can outrap him but u not ready for that talk 😅🐐
@@stinger5223The problem is choppiness isnt a negative or a bad thing, its just Scru weird little Eminem specific pet peeve. J.I.D is a GOD but he didn’t out rap Em here, id even say at BEST it was a tie.
@@3051994 I shoulda put my comment in quotations but I was making fun of scru acting like that’s what he’d say lol
@@NousagiCaptain yea I shoulda put my comment in quotation marks bc I was just making fun of scru as if he said that lol
Here’s an easter egg from Em’s verse. The verse starts with the ‘ay’ (A) rhymes. After that the rhymes are ‘e’. Listen to the emphasis on the B's. Then the whole alliteration with the C’s. Em’s out here teaching ABC’s 😂😂 also the alphabet soup bar🔥🔥
Coincidence ain’t no way
Whaaaaa that’d be so 🔥😮💨
Damn.
Damn good catch!
@@kingdom5854nah em doesn’t do coincidence
He flips out and completly looks baffled by eminems bars(giving a much different look than he did with jid) then says i think jid out rapped him....scrub just cant help himself
He was doing to much to make jid seem way better than he was.
@@projectjfk972JID is one of the top lyricists out today you should listen more to his discography before saying shit like this 💀
8:57 they married but ended like in 97' Bonnie and Clyde
"JID is the future"
Bro JID is 33
exactly bro
With three albums hahha
What? 33? You really surprised me, i though he is like 23-25 years old, but he has all the time to shine with an album
@@SamirAmiri_01 Me too hahah wtf
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings):
"In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom".
1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval
2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography)
3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme.
3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly.
4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits.
5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme.
6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden.
7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun.
8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme.
9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme.
10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme.
11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme).
12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography.
13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this).
14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun.
15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature.
16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme.
17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms"
if u think jid outrapped em your living in a eminem hate world
Classic eminem fan coping lol
@@CoolPersonThing1 jid already overrated 😂
@@callum5208 smh 🤦🏾
At first I thought jid was out rapping but once them c rhymes came in. It was over.
@@callum5208 then what is eminem LMAO eminem will never be better than jid
Bro bump the album in order 🤣🤣
He doesn’t care to smh
@@tyreiksmith5468it’s ass 😂
He literally said he was going to drop it tomorrow, someone doesn’t pay attention. He’s always done this with new albums. He does a couple separate reactions to big features and does the rest of the album in one vid.
its not an issue to take this song out of context anyway
@@Lakeshow0024 just like your opinion
A old heavyweight vs a young heavyweight in a championship on one song
JID: lemme cook
Eminem: sure, now watch me eat
JID: i cooked
Eminem: Hold my beer
Eminem verse was whack af...u Stan's are funny 😂
@@desotohybrid2175 seriously? Whack? How off is your ear like wtf
@@FollowTheDamnTrain0 u stans hype everything Eminem says...that verse was trash 🗑️...JID smoked him
@@desotohybrid2175look at lil' bro trying to rain on the parade😂
@@ezrapierce1233 I'm just reading these goofy comments...u ppl don't know what hip hop is...yt ppl thinking they know hip hop is hilarious...if you ain't Black American then ur opinion isn't valued in our genre
I literally forgot jid was on the track after em started rapping for a min like his rent was due😂 JID did his thing but em definitely had it over him bro
Well Em had a way longer verse
@@nathanielperryii296he had him in first 30 seconds
@@nathanielperryii296 obviously bro it's his song 💀
@@nathanielperryii296 and?
I’m sorry but jid verse sonically sounded better to me flow wise
JID was nice but Em showed there’s levels to this shit
Yo, I love seeing the updated set up! Idk how new it is but I've lingered the channel on and off for years and it's nice to see you out the basement!!!!!!
It’s crazy how critical he is of every second of new day Eminem rhyme schemes, swear a part of his fan base like scru are just hunting for the 5 seconds he does the “choppy” flow
This
Yeah, but, he was still blown away by Em's verse gave it praise
@@jjkkguguih didn’t say he never praised the verse, I just don’t understand how you can enjoy a song when your just hunting the “choppy” flow
@@Crow5537 when the choppy flow came on that's when he said something, how's he hunting bruh he just gave his opinion lol
Eminem is great but he definitely does do that "choppy" flow on a lot of his songs nowadays
JID understood the assignment and we are the winners.
JID definitely tried but lawd this man Em damn near made me forget JIDwas on the track jesus lawd
You 🧢
No lies told, he been on a league of his own
Nah you did not forget JID was on it. Em was crazy too though
I mean I’m diehard for em but it was a lot closer then that lol, jids verse is one of the most memorable on the album and I think he forced em to go harder on his verse, em slightly got him but still I don’t think it made jids verse forgettable
@@tannerdavis2678 I damn near forgot but Jid did well em bodied him tho not is fault em bodies everyone
The sour warhead comparison was sooo funny. Keep up the good work bro.
Like if you think Drakes clear
(Edit: just ended y’all’s whole career
He definitely listened to the whole thing by now
@@wastedxalien7249he said in this video: i heard a couple songs from the album where i think eminem is ingaged with the flow’. So he already listened to the whole album. But it the beginning he said: i know its chronological but i have to jump on JID. So i think he is lying and already listens to the whole album already
He’s not pushing it for a reason. Literally look at the title of this video.
Did JID make you get out of your seat?? Not once.
😂@@Mr.incognito33
i love how when ppl are featured on an Em song they give it their best because they know they have to really kill it due to knowing Em is gonna lyrically kill it. Can be showing up with mid delivery and flow.
Yeah, JID absolutely spazzed on the beat! Wait, can I even say that these days? 🤔🤣
@@00ivatsaoh shiiit PC police already on their way, get out of there 😂
@@00ivatsa spazzed, but not outrapped em
JID had one of his best verses but no he didn't outrap Em. that's almost impossible even for one of the best young rappers out there.
Right? This younger generation think that just bc they believe one rapper sounds better “sonically” TO THEM, they automatically just say that rapper “out rapped” somebody 🤦♂️ JID has a buttery smooth flow that is great, but RAP wise, he wasn’t saying what Eminem was saying. Eminem was saying WAY harder shit plus he flow switches 4 different times, 2 of those flows being NASTY and new like I’ve never heard anyone come up with a flow like it. Em is an innovator and some people like Scru, won’t appreciate and love the flow until 20 years later. It’s THAT far ahead of everyone’s time.
@burdman1333 true, but i think Scru saying JID is the future is just him saying JID is still getting better, which is a lot to say for someone who has verses like he has on Dicaprio.
I believe JID's purpose on this song was merely to set the stage for Eminem to debut some of that new new great shit, perfect song for both of them imo and im glad jid didnt try to outrap em because then the weight of both verses would be detracted imo, itd make it a bit TOO much lmao
Yes, this is one of my favorite tracks on this Album. I like how he let everyone he featured on this album just take charge of and pace of the tracks. SO DAMN GOOD!!
I pressed the notification like my life depended on it
I swear lol
Real
Ditto 😂
😂😂😂😂
To answer the title, no not even close. But it was still one of JID's best verses to date
Yo ! No it wasnt in my opinion :D Did he won the best verse ? of course no! but it wasnt his best from far ! I just think Em used JID energy as a fuel to go as hard as he did :D
Jids verse was better
first verse on crack sandwich? ALL of raydar? stars? just in time? off da zoinkys? I could go on, it’s definitely not one of his best verses to date, ppl just aren’t listening to the ones he already has out bc he has so many songs that are so crazy in terms of wordplay, lyrics, flow/flow switches.
JID has way better verses lmao this isn’t even top 3 from his last album he was clearly having fun with this
No it wasn't. Eminem washed him @ianjones7728
Bro got hit with the hardest p diddy bar of all time and he still let his racism win
Homies gotta let that hate go 😂😂😂😂
Facts let's not forget em is 50 imagine if em was in his prime
The downplay was crazy. That P Diddy bar was one of (if not) the hardest bar on the whole album
Nah, I am white and JID got him on this one. He honestly gave Em a pass and just critiqued his flow. Didn't even get in to his corniness. I grew up listening to Em, but he hasn't been good in a minute.
@@DD-yz6db liar
No, he didn't out rap Em. The Diddy bar sealed that alone. But JID brought out his best and killed it....instant unstoppable track.
I feel like the P diddy line is getting a little over rated at this point. I’ve already had that “P did he” idea in my head before so maybe it just didn’t catch my attention much. But I did like the “rapper” to “Raper” idea he did with it
@@jrhulkyolo2105 You clowns are embarrassing. If JID said that, you'd have your tongue so far down it, you'd drown.
The answer to the title of this videos question is hell no Jid did not outrap Eminem
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings):
"In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom".
1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval
2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography)
3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme.
3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly.
4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits.
5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme.
6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden.
7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun.
8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme.
9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme.
10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme.
11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme).
12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography.
13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this).
14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun.
15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature.
16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme.
17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
@@ilikesing1474 you are sick
@@ilikesing1474 stop copy pasting your bs lmao, cringe
No JID DID NOT out rap Em. He had a fire verse and made a banger BUT Em saw that and went on another level
I think they were both fire AF. The best verse will always be subjective
he did lowkey
@jozzuh8642 once the c rhymes came in. It was over.
@@MCPabs Well...to take word from Scru, Hip Hop is a Sport and in sports...
But JID really brought his best to the table
@@BigKahuna. fr that P Diddy line AND C verse it was over for JID. JID was fire tho he was going in hot and trying his hardest but Em saw it and over matched it.
Your secret hate for em has you biased bro JiD had a 🔥 verse but EM said hold this real quick, by farrrrrr
It aint even a secret that hate is all over his face
Anybody that doesn’t feel how yall feel about him they’re haters ? That word is played out. An its mostly corny listeners who say hes better than everyone when its not true. Is em good …yes . The best hell naw. But casual fans and nerds like him.
Stan’s wake up everyday to polish Eminem’s nuts. It’s actually sad how yall treat that grown ahh man
Secret hate for em? Bro what
Bro get over the fact that eminem ain't the same as early 2000s
Opinion: It's never an out rap when it's a collaboration. It's respect all around. Great song.
I think Jid smashed this record. But I have to give it to Em. Bro, the disses and double ontandras, word play was on another level. It's this verse that really makes me think he's the best rapper to do it.
Hip hop culture don't listen to cornball Eminem...and the goofy stuff y'all say is the exact reason y'all's opinions aren't valued in our genre...Eminem is the best to yt ppl...he's not even top 10 😂...y'all just hype the corny stuff he says...he's mid af
@@desotohybrid2175you give off the vibe of high school failure. You just sound stupid
@Pragmatism95Kendrick is a God compared to that cornball...Eminem is for yt ppl lol...we don't listen to that trash...Kendrick is hip hop culture...y'all's opinions aren't valued in hip hop...Eminem trash
@@desotohybrid2175 Ooohhhh now i get it hahahahahaha. "Our genre". You're just a racist butt hurt black dude cuz a white rapper is smoking your fav black rappers lmfao...i should've expected it cuz it's Scru's chat
@@desotohybrid2175 you sound goofy just typing this.
I forgot jid was even on the track lol. That Diddy bar is filthy
It's not tho it's not basic but it's over hyped onces he said sa I SAw it coming
@@robwiththamob em washed jid, cry about it
This is some disrespectful shit.
@@robwiththamobno you didn’t
Eminem once Farted & it sounded better than a whole Scru Face track 🦍💨🤤
🤣
What’s the point of hating spending time out of your day to hate us insane
@@Twanpiece to laugh cuz it's funny 😁 eez ah yoke 🤣 settle down beavis 🍕
@@Twanpiecehush lil b***
Leaving out the extra P, you had me cracking up bro, great video!!
BRUH YOU SUPPOSED TO DO IT IN ORDER
Who cares
@@roflcakes7224 your mom
@@AvianRap The album is over-rated
Why? Scru would just shit on most of the songs. He’s not a fan of modern Eminem.
@@rileyl7129 I like his reactions but even if this video he's overly critical (which is his right to be) however when it's darn near everything from EM recently it seems like he's predetermined he won't like something
The JID glazing is crazy
Now you see how we feel about lame ass Eminem
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings):
"In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom".
1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval
2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography)
3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme.
3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly.
4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits.
5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme.
6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden.
7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun.
8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme.
9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme.
10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme.
11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme).
12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography.
13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this).
14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun.
15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature.
16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme.
17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
@@ilikesing1474 You must be unemployed.
@@mrblack1587 he is, and braindead
Bait title if I've ever seen one
Right?😂
Was definitely a smart bait lol
This man is 51 and still spitting that 🔥🔥🔥
Did you not just hear ems verse???? My guy always tryna say em getting washed😂😂
JID isn't the future. He's the present. He's here now and he's on top of the game for sure. His last album solidified it. JIDs here & he's up now. Top 5 out for sure 🤷🏽♂️
Why not both?
@@CK-kd5pn 💯
Facts
Kdot, jid, vince staples, earl sweatshirt, denzel curry, asap rocky, asap ferg, dababy. My personal favorite lyricists out of the past 20 years. Right now my favorite production is metro boomin, isaiah rashad, key glock.
People say “future” simply because he hasn’t been in the rap game long enough. He’s more of one of those greats that hasn’t been in the game long enough to show his true impact
Bro Eminem’s choppy flow is intentional. He seems to prefer it. Just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it’s not supposed to sound like that or “he is fighting the beat”. I’ve even heard Wayne use it in some of his verses before. It’s a pocket that some people actually like.
He mad he can’t do it 😂
He always find a way to complain he can just say he doesn’t like it and keep it like that he be trying to act like that’s how em rap no that’s how he chooses to rap
@@larrythorne4150 Facts
Choppy flow is intentional to pronounce and highlight certain parts of words that would fit into a rhyme-scheme. It's an unconventional style of rhyming that some will like, others will not. But no-one can say it isn't clever the way he's able to find these pockets and flow with it. Everyone is an armchair critic, it's hilarious 😂
The diddy bar was crazy 😂😂😂😂😂 straight nasty work
No click bait son we gonna support no matter what no one can spit like Em 🎉
My guy, JID literally had a septendecuple entendre (17 meanings):
"In the pocket, the rocket like Kelly mom".
1. Literal: Holding a rocket (weapon) in a pocket. Something a lot of gang members do for quick retrieval
2. Football reference: "In the pocket" relates to a quarterback's protective area, with "rocket" as a powerful throw (JID played college football and used these football references all the time throughout his discography)
3. Refers to former NFL player Jim Kelly's mom. Jim Kelly was a quarter back. The "pocket" refers to the area where a quarterback stands behind the offensive line to pass the ball. Jim Kelly's mom was well known for being protective and supportive of her kids and "kept them close to her pocket", further playing on the gun/unseen support theme.
3. Kellen Mond is a quarterback for Texas A&M college known for his ability to navigate the pocket well, and who has publicly praised JID, is from the sams city, and listens to his music regularly.
4. The Houston rocket's mascot is Clutch the Rocket, and his mom's name is Kelly. Clutch the Rocket is known for pulling out props from his pockets in his skits.
5. Rap skill: Having powerful lyrics ("rocket") ready at all times. JID is also well known and for already having diss tracks for nearly every major rapper in the industry, as well a few underground rappers, already written and pre-prepared as a way to stay prepared/ready at all times for beef. This has been noted by several members of Dreamville, J Cole, and even JID himself, further playing on the gun/staying ready without being seen theme.
6. Drug reference: "Rocket" is common slang for drugs, kept hidden.
7. Gun Reference: Keeping a "rocket in your pocket" is also a common street saying for being strapped at all times with a gun.
8. "Kelly mom" is a homophone for "Kill Imam". Many imams in the Muslim community were notably targeted and killed by individuals with seemingly innocuous guns that were hidden and pulled out at the last minute for assassination. Further plays on the gun/staying ready theme.
9. Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was characterized by its authoritarian rule and repression of the Imam Shiite groups and other religious leaders ("Imam" refers to a religious leader in Islam, particularly in Shiite contexts.) who notably maintained that power via a strong arsenal rockets they could willingly deploy at any time. Further plays on the rocket/staying strapped theme.
10. Many Imams leaders throughout the years to this day have been killed by individuals with innocuous guns readily at the hip. The killers often had the guns hidden at their hip near their pockets. Further plays on the pocket/hip/gun theme.
11. "pocket Rocket" is a slang term for penis in America, and Pocket Rocket is also a slang term that slightly older women use to describe themselves as small but jam packed with energy and dynamo. Further plays on the "small but mighty" theme that JID is often described as by other rappers (JID was well known for sleeping around with lots of women in his mid twenties, particularly women who were a bit older than him and was routinely noted as "being willing to whip it out" at any moment by his friends, further playing on the pocket rocket theme).
12. Pocket rocket is also a common sports saying, particularly in football, used to describe a small person who is extremely athletic or one of the smallest people in the field/court/ring who makes a large/massive impact in the game despite their size. JID is often described as being small but make a huge impact with his verses and making other rappers scared despite his small stature. His career and discography have been described by many music and hip hop journalists as being similar to a "pocket rocket", in that he has made a large impact culturally in a small amount of time despite his smaller discography.
13. Likewise, throughout JID's college football career he was described as a "pocket rocket" by college scouts, coaches, and fellow teammates, making a massive impact in the game with his notable athleticism and speed/power (He's well known music for having his music littered with football references such as this).
14. A pocket rocket is also a small gun.
15. A pocket rocket is also a small motorcycle that is known for providing lots of power despite its small size, further playing on the small but powerful stature.
16. Pocket rocket is a poker term for having two aces in your hand - it's the best starting hand you can have, further playing on his career and the small but powerful theme.
17. JID was/is a drummer before being a rapper, and often referred to as a "pocket drummer" (someone who prioritizes groove and feel over flashiness in their playing) and strongly preferred to use "Rocket Toms" now type.
jid is objectively better than eminem let's be honest with ourselves now
Dawg this album is great when you listen to it randomly, but it’s IMMACULATE when you listen to it in order. We goin need the whole album 🤜🏾🤛🏾
JID held his own🔥🔥🔥 BUT EM GAHHHH DAMN 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️VERSE WAS CRAZY LOL 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥