Seriously, seems like more white and black are racist today than 10 years ago, I hope this is just a “gets worse before it gets better” moment. If I’m being positive I’d like to believe we’re at a stage where white and black people are truly familiar enough with each other now to the point that people are saying things that they believed for the longest but just went unsaid, ignorant beliefs are coming out on both sides, and I’m hoping it’s because we are becoming one culture and these are just growing pains. Hopefully once both sides finish airing out their grievances we can begin to correct the ignorance now that a real dialogue has started. If I had to guess, this is what I think is happening but maybe it’s just wishful thinking.
Lol, legit. I was religious and never heard Em. Recovery came out and, as a writer, I was intrigued. I have all his albums now rn. Stans cannot even have an argument with someone like Lord Jamar.
You clearly defined the difference between Jay-Z and Em. I agree with you 100%!!! Finally, someone who separates them. You can't put them in the same category. Em is #1 rapper.
In my head rap is like a high school. Jay is the principal but Em is that 10 yr old that is already a damn Dr. Hes so far ahead of the competition.....there are a couple out there who have graduated high school
It's been absolutely class watching Stevie from the start when he reckoned nobody fucks with Em till now when he defends Marshall Mathers to his last breath after he has listened to how well this man has totally become the Neo of Rap! Stevie is a Stan with Gun's!!!!
To be honest, i think he's a fan, being a stan is a completely different thing, it's being more obsessive and literally liking every song and being hella subjective and not hearing anything else outside of Eminem
djuhana that’s your take on the word. I’m a hardcore Stan and my favorite rapper is 50 cent. I look at 50 as like a dad that’s how much he influenced me. And I’m white. But I know Eminem is a better rapper overall. Some Stans are level headed like me
djuhana did you watch the video? If you read between the lines he thinks Eminem is the goat. If you deny it it’s delusions at this point. His favorite shit to do is react to Eminem
Man I’m an Iranian who grew up in Chicago. Em is by far a greater influence around the world. Everyone in the Middle East listens to Em. That’s just a fact! He’s huge around the world
Bruh even here in Nepal man,sooooo many people here got into American hip-hop because of him. Em's influence on hip-hop and the fact that he made the genre popular to such a wide audience globally cannot be overlooked
Stevie is such a knowledgeable person, how he explains every angles of the situation..it all makes sense.. this is why he is one of my most favorite youtuber
@@stevie.knight Yo Stevie, Snoop DID get on an EM track in the MMLP. Torched. Can't even remember what he said. And after Renegade came out, Snoop acknowledged that rappers should only get on an Em track if it's an Em album, because if you put Em on your own album like Jay did with Renegade then Em will kill you on your own shit. Snoop said that, snoop acknowledges that absolutely no one can rap with Em. That is why this new shit that Snoop said re Em was so confusing.
Complete Truth. That hate about race goes all directions and needs to be squashed. The best thing we can do is show love for each other and help people be their best they can be. You don't have to like someone to give them their props when they do well.
“If Eminem was black everyone would say he is the greatest”. I hate that the GOAT conversation has come down to race. I get nervous even speaking on it but I appreciate the level of respect you show not only Eminem but all the greats.
Three minutes in and you got all fired up with the race-baiting idiot that Lord Jamar is. It's really great seeing your passion about it since these things have to be called out. Only discovered you in the last few weeks but already loving the channel. Keep it up man
@@stevie.knight stevie you gotta do the video for "the way i am". you missed some iconic shit right there. especially stan video em's videos are one of the best ever too so if you're doing a big song do the lyrics first and music video next
I remember seeing My Name Is on MTV for the first time, that shit was so funny to me I straight up left my apartment and went to the record store and bought the Slim Shady LP thinking that this man was "trolling " hip-hop. Then I played the tape... realized he sure as hell ain't playing... instant fan/stan. He's the goat. No one comes close. I love lots of rappers (mostly 90's) and even tho Em isn't always the one I listen to the most, its undeniable he is the best there is.
Bro I first heard him on Kid Rock's album Devil Without a Cause- which came out months before SSLP- on the song "F*ck You" and I thought he was trolling rap too
When Eminem blew up, he changed things forever. The impact he had on the world during that time was insane. Don’t forget that he blew up during a time when social media wasn’t as relevant as it is now. I remember going to visit my family in Mexico during that time and hearing people blast Eminem in their cars blew my mind. It was crazy how many lives he impacted.
I honestly reckon the internet and social media has slowly killed good music. Back then NO INTERNET. Which meant no sales through downloads (people had to actually go to the bother to go to a store and buy music). Limited ways to get your music exposed to the public (radio time, TV, concerts is about it). A lot more work involved in producing GOOD material for fans ... because if the music is crap, no fans. No auto tune, etc (artists were TRUE artists and musicians who could actually perform live). Artists had to WORK HARD for their fans and success. That was reality back then. But, NOW days with the internet ... millions are reached instantaneously with a post, the musical flaws can be covered up with auto tune, filters, etc and the emphasis is on the performer's IMAGE not the music. Today's "artists" are more worried about LIKES, online beefs, who's hooking up with who, fake selfies, making popular social declarations, social media posts ...... THAT'S what gives them their success. NOT the quality of their music. (eg. some talentless mumble rapper with fake teeth, bad hair, squiggle face tattoos, etc can literally "babble" some illiterate lines on an over-used music track ... call it music ... and then become an internet success overnight. WTF??) That's why the pre-social media performers are so good and timeless .... they are TRUE artists that earnt their success the hard way. REAL music.
........ ya'll love to applaud brothas who say what you like. So happy because a black guy removed race from a rap discussion. As if he validates your opinions. Race and talent aren't the real issue, despite what this dude says. He's a fan of "bars". Not Hip Hop Sad part is, ya'll don't give a sh*t about eliminating racial and cultural differences in the real world. It's important in this instance because it benefits Em'. That's the goal (sigh)
Races shouldnt affect your opinions at all.. humans are just plain fucked up mate.. Its way past the color of our skin XD When well realize this , we will be able to adress the issue.
I love this video so much. Speak the truth! When Em came out, I was a teen, boyband loving, suburban white girl. Eminem was the reason I even started to pay attention to rap. He brought rap music to TRL, which was a HUUUUUGE deal back in the late 90s and early 2000s.
@@danielczako4910 dude he has the best ignorant-to-stan character development arc I've ever seen 😭 He started like 2 yrs ago w "I've never fkd w em" to "HOW DARE THEY INSULT EM?! DO IT BETTER THEN BTCH" 😂😂😂
@@mizzpro617 why does she need to study the black culture? We don't and has never turned and said "sorry slash your black you cant be a heavy metal artist and Jimmi Hendrix's Tech 9 does some crazy shit..he does hard core heavy metal! The list goes on...👍 Rage against the machine...killing in the name of was made during the la riots in the 90's!!
Em MADE "Stan" a definition. Can we just take a moment to appreciate how much that had an effect on, umm, everything!? Until Eminem dropped Stan, in the 2nd album/1stLP, there was no such word for an obsessed fan. At tf he time, Eminem added "STAN" to the dictionary without even realizing
@@azizaokoro3027 people have been using it long before that. Typically they like to use it in an insulating way, but how is being a fan of the goat a bad thing?
I was on an em marathon that occasionally happens when you been a Stan for 20+ years. Ran across this video and I def give much respect to this creator. Great content and I enjoyed seeing all the artists paying homage to the GOAT 🐐
DMX, rip, did that with some tracks. The Ja Rule beef days, with X, Busta, etc jumping on diss tracks with Em was the greatest times while I was in HS. I couldn't wait for the next Trac to drop.
21:08-22:16 It’s hilarious that Stevie mentioned the *Dead Wrong* Eminem verse and right after Cordae mentioned it as well was priceless. 😂 Cordae knows what’s up and glad he mentioned the *Infinite* track because it’s great. 💪🏽
I love how eminem rhymes multiple syllables and even entire sentences. Also when he takes words that don't rhyme and somehow says the word in such a way that it does rhyme. Just an absolute amazing lyricist!
@@hiiipoweriii2211 yoo hiii power, black Hippie... I respect your opinion dawg and I can see why you'd say that but we both know that if they collaborate on multiple tracks you'll start to lean to Em, same with Royce, there are certain tracks Royce out raps Em but if you really listen to every one of their songs you can see Em is better, as far as Wayne yeah he maybe tied Em but in my opinion if they did more than two tracks you'd start to see Em taking the lead and those songs were 10 years ago, I think Em has gotten even better lyrically and Wayne has dropped a little since then
Hey bro, I really appreciate your unbiased opinions on everything you do. It really hurts my heart, being a white man who grew up in an area, and went to a school, in my earliest years, as the minority, to know that there are people who hate other people who they've never even met, in most cases. Not everyone experienced the cultural upbringing that I did, and in my opinion, it's the best thing that could have happened to me. Some of the best, realest people I've met, and have considered my friends, look nothing like me, and I feel bad for people who sell themselves short, and avoid other people, simply because of the color of their skin. Literally all 6 of my nieces and nephews are mixed, and I love them all the same, and I would die for the ones I love, it scares me to know that there are people out there who would insult, or hurt them, simply because of the way they look, and I feel bad for the person who tries, honestly, it would be a very bad day for them. My love, and the protection of the ones I love, knows no limits. Anyways, I just wanted to speak my mind, even if this never gets seen. Much love, bro, keep doing you. 💪😎
Rakim DEFINITELY killed the whole rap game back then, my opinion as well tho. I just think he had the best flow in 80s and 90s especially, the 18th letter is a goddamn masterpiece!!
@Jay Houle thank you. Fkn right. I'm convinced the cvnts who STILL "a quarter of a century deep and I can't be beat" after all this time don't recognize Em - I KNOW they're either ignorant, uneducated or racist. 100 %. Big up
I have been on this earth since early 60's. Lord Jamar, I have been and always will be black. Stop hating because you have always been Limited in your skills. Rakim gave him props so sit your hating ass down!
@@jontraz5993 I'm just a bro from the projects who actually got to see the birth of another American institution. We have given the world so much. Blues,Rock and Roll,Soul,R&B, Rap, Hip hop. We may dominate but didn't do it alone.
I grew up with Nirvana and alternative punk rock. I had known about Eminem, but I started watching videos like this one. That is when I started to notice that rappers and rap fans have mad respect for this white boy who is my age. So I wanted to listen to Eminem to see what the big deal was...My cousin guided me on my tour of his life and albums. I was and still am BLOWN AWAY. I never heard or experienced the complicated depth at what a single man can do with the English language. This man put in years of dedication and work to his art. Amazing! Eminem could teach this as a Master Professor at any major university in the world. I had to re-tune my ear to pick up his different flows. But once I did....I was dumb struck by the mastery of the language, and never before heard complex lyrical delivery... I could go on for hours. But I lack the genius mind that Eminem clearly has. I AM AW STRUCK !!!
its been a wild ride seeing you go from this guy who wasnt quite sure about eminem to honest to god one of the biggest stans ive ever seen, and not in a bad way. he might not be your favorite artist but damn brother you go declare WAR on anyone that says hes anything but one of the greatest to ever touch a mic. honestly probably THE greatest. you probably the only reaction channel that 100% gets it. when i get this next paycheck its going to your patreon.
@@TWHowl I personally prefer the songs where he has insane word play and double and triple entendres, like Yah Yah, Right for Me, Dead Wrong, Not Alike, Godzilla, Unacommodating, and Lucky You. There are just so many excellent Eminem songs that are crazy with Bars and Many Entendres, but his meaningful stuff is mad Dope too
Only 10 minutes in and I gotta tell you man, I love your channel, I absolutely will always support people that have real strength behind their words. Support good content, support great artists.
As a Jamaican 🇯🇲 This true em was hot ASF in Jamaica. I remember when the way I am and my name's slim shady dropped and my mom, step dad, sister neighbors all gathered around the TV to listen em
Apparently Tom Green has played the role of Eminem since 2010 and when the real Slim Shady died back in 2004, Wentworth Miller took over his role until 2010.
LOVE you spitting facts. I am a 57-year-old woman and I loved Em from the first time I heard him. I had no idea what color he was at the time. I was never into rap before. He is the GOAT for real. A lyrical poet. Genius has no color.
I know it a year later. But I was talking about my cheeks hurting watching him at 2022 rock n roll hall of fame performance to coworkers and these dudes were all I hate em. I said but you can't say he didn't make a HUGE INFLUENCE these past 15yrs.. I mean it sounds wierd to most ppl, but when I was young his curtain call like "angry" rap, like get that stuff off your chest type music.... my teen yrs SUCKED, my father was trash too, so his CDs I was like SAY IT EM 🙌🙌🙌 then recovered, he was socially awkward and didn't necessarily like attention..like me too!
I think it’s so admirable when someone breaks the mold. Em did it with rap, Tiger did it with golf, Hamilton is doing it as we speak with F1. These are individuals to admire for their obsessive focus and determination to be the best in their respective fields despite whatever obstacles they face.
@@ct--we2xu Whilst I believe Nas is an incredible story teller and is massively underrated in general, I personally believe that poetically Eminem is the true master of English verse.
Em is and always will be a straight street battle M C. period No one can hang with Em in a cypher,,... well maybe and I will say Black Thought from the Roots would be the only rapper that could maybe beat Em one on one, but that's just my opinion.Im 50 years old, I qualify with my remarks and grew up listening and a fan from the beginning stages of Rap back in the the day.My first record I purchased was 8th Wonder by the Sugar Hill Gang and came up listening to all of these greats in Hip Hop.When I first heard Eminem a torch was lit and it's still lit in 2020.Hes a once in a life time Hip Hop artist,he was born to break barriers!!!!I still love Black Thought from the Roots,he's in my top 5 still and to this day the Roots are right behind RUN DMC as far as the best Rap group in history.As a solo artist,Eminem is a bonified generational prodigy born talent and anyone who disses a GOAT artist like him is just plain STUPID!!!!
Thats what i love about him , he is like one of my favorite authors (Terry Pratchet) he can write lines, bars and paragraphs that you keep picking up in different ways, and getting new meanings and jokes out of don't matter how many time you have listened to them or read it.
"My name is" WAS advertisement but even in that song he put together his words so well and showed off what he can do Some of my Em Favs : Role Model, Don't Give A Fuck, Still Don't Give a Fuck, Rock Bottom, Rain Man (funny as fuck), and Cleaning out my Closet
21:08-22:16 It’s hilarious that Stevie mentioned the *Dead Wrong* Eminem verse and right after Cordae mentioned it as well was priceless. 😂 Cordae knows what’s up and glad he mentioned the *Infinite* track because it’s 🔥
Kendrick's Rigamortis is definitely his most complex cadence rhyme scheme. But still nobody can do it like Em does. He doesn't find pockets, he creates them.
I love this channel, it’s documentation of Stevie’s transformation into the ultimate Stan. At least he’s open minded enough to give his amazing music a listen & pay attention to what makes him the best to ever do it.
I would’ve never known who you were if it weren’t for Eminem…I’ve been watching you for about 2 years now…its been crazy watching you grow as a TH-camr…keep doing your thing Stevie
"Record sales don't mean shit in this conversation." The greatest thing is...the guy who has sold the most records is the one most worried about getting respect. I just dont get how anyone can hate on him. He LOVES the game.
“Snoop get on a track w Eminem” snoop said in a interview he didn’t want Em on his song after he saw him murder Jay on renegade💀😂so that’s not happening
This is a legendary video. Bunch of famous rapper showing love for Em, SK vibing with all the rappers in the video, and his girl called him daddy. This deserves video of the year lmaoooo
I think one of the takeaways people need to have is as hip hop has spread all over the world and kids multiple generations have grown up with hip hop we're going to start seeing amazing people from all over who can just kill it and em might have been the first one but he ain't going to be the last This whole video series was awesome man I really appreciate you making it your feeling parallel what I feel and it's nice that somebody's putting it into words for all of us
Stevie, here's what you need to know, mate. Lord Jamar listened to 'Untouchable' and his takeaway from it was that Eminem is empowering whites with the chorus and that black rappers are addicted to pills because of him. That's it; his full takeaway of that song. Was an interview with Vlad tv.
He trying to get views, he probably get some compensation from Vlad for doing those interviews. He broke like Benzino. Btw Benzino got evicted today cause he couldn't pay his rent.
I am finding this now. I love how passionate you are in giving Eminem his due. I am such a girly black female and I hardly pay attention to rap, but Eminem is brilliant. I loved his cheesy raps back in the day but when I really listened to them, i realized they weren't cheesy. I heard his verse on Nicki Minaj's Majesty and my jaw legit dropped and renewed my interest in his raps. I kept replaying it because it was just masterful. The lyrics are clever and the way he articulates when he raps is something else that I can't put into words. So when I hear other rappers pulling that racist BS stuff about how black people don't listen to Eminem blah blah blah. It actually irritates the hell out of me too! Talk about the talent. He IS a wordsmith. Not the skin. The talent!!! It's not only about cadence...the rhythm, the lyrics....the physical challenge of how he raps....just brilliant!
You can't deny talent based skin color or hearing them in passing. Eminem deserves his spot just like the other greats in the rap game. Thank you for always standing up for Em Stevie!
My name is maybe one of his most recognizable songs, but he still beasted with the wordplay. People who bring it up are dumb because that song is still more lyrical than most.
“By the way when you see my dad, tell him that I slit his through in this dream I had” like people can’t relate to having a absent or shitty father?! Hell I can myself. “Eminem don’t resonate wit me” idiots!
Haha facts I love my name is, everytime it pops up on my shuffle in the car I go crazy and so does anyone driving with me, it's edgy and made to sarcastically make fun of pop music and pop culture and is still very technical lyrically, because have you ever heard a song song blow up like that that was written well? Imagine a smash hit like that isn't written well? Lol it's written by a genius
I found stevie through falling in reverse reactions. I have watched a lot of your vids now and learnt a lot that i didnt know, im not from usa so thanks bro for sharing your info appreciate it.
"the worst thing you could ever do to yourself is to know enough about a subject to think that you are right and not know enough to know that you are wrong "
Thank you ! Half of Jay Z’s clout is because he’s a phenomenal businessman man. Renegade proved they aren’t in the same category lyrically . Nas even called that out in Ether. People didn’t start calling Jay a GOAT until Jay started saying “greatest rapper alive “ himself. Which I give him credit . It caught on . And people got behind it . Great branding .
I've personally always recognized Em's amazing ability to verse and I'm really happy to see this video with real reactions from you and industry rappers solidifying what I believed that he's an incredible talent in rap music. Its nice to see the real real beyond the shade. Thank you.
Its because of eminem that someone like me living on the other side of the world knows what rap is and knows who tupac and biggie and jay-z and kanye and nas and dre and snoop (and every other rapper you can name and sadly lord jamar) is and listens to their music, its because of eminem that rap has grown globally in every other language there is, before social media, based on how much eminem was big and popular in my country that dont even speak english, I thought he was worshipped as a god in america, the first I heard shit like this after all this social media connecting all people all over the world I was in genuine shock like whaaat, big rappers all over the world including in persian rap started rapping because of eminem giving them inspiration (the biggest rap group in persian rap have stated they started rapping after listening to em and watching 8 mile).
Yeah, I'm from Colombia and I can totally agree with this. Em is so respected all over the world by pretty much every rapper and artist in any genre. Social media's know it alls are trying so hard to shit on him and his legacy that it looks like a lot of envy.
I agree! Though personally i heared of Tupac 1st. Im my mid teens here in Norway, i 1st heared "All eyes on me" in '98 or '99. And didnt learn untill couple years later when "Chronic" came out that he was killed, and also with "Still Dre " in '01 when i first years of Em. I actually learned of hip hop from the colab between Run DMC and Aerosmith 🤣🤣🤣 But you are right, Mehran! The absolutt majority from europe and East would say the same 😊 Unfortunate that it's the truth, but that's not news from the Black community stateside i imagine 😓
@@Vinny_85 bro I live in Iran, but I was raised in the UK. In iran they speak little english its not even close to persian, but I see people get blown away by translations of what he said and in translation I that see from both sides half the beauty and elegance is lost, persian rap is like the biggest genre of music in Iran and its because of eminem. The first rap songs in persian is literally them mimicking eminem on his own beats. And they biggest names in persian rap game have stated we used to listen to eminem and then 8 mile movie came and we was just like blown away and wanted to do something like that in persian. When people like compare em to like jay z in my mind Im like what the fuc! How is this possible, I have went back and listened to jay z and kanye and ... cuz I thought if they are comparing to em they should be very good but Im like wtf, even like jay z on their best songs has problems keeping the flow and meaning, sometimes he fucks up the flow to keep the meaning of what he was saying. Kanye! I cannot name one song I liked from him. Lil wayne I liked. But all and all nothing comes close to em both on the lyrical and skill side and also the emotional side and feeling what they saying.
Love how you keep it real and don’t worry about what anyone thinks. I will continue to follow you. I know this is an old video, and I’m “late to the party”, but love how you just real, and I don’t follow anyone.
fun fact. did you know eminem freestyled the "my name is" and 1 more song the first day he was in studio with dre dr.dre says that in the defiant ones.
Eminem has lived more of a Black's life and struggle than Jamar ever would. By black's life I meant always being 'racicized' and put into stereotypes by the majority of the other race, and Eminem is the proof it also goes the other way around
@@sana3843 just cause your black doesn’t mean you have a hard life, especially in America. Em def had a harder life than majority of blacks. Growing up in a majority black community and being the only white guy to stand his ground and challenge anyone and come out on top! If you were to tell his story to someone who didn’t know you wouldn’t believe it. All races can have it equally as bad.
He was discrimated for being one of the only white kids in his neighborhood and when he was at school. And in some people in the industry are hating on him just because he's white.
@@zenithskull no because when you talk about living conditions and disproportionate incarceration. Discrimination, life expectancy, poverty, etc.To say otherwise is a disservice and you really need to open your eyes. 8 mile is a fictional depiction loosely based on some events if you read his biography you'd realise he didn't come from absolute poverty but was near it. He was lucky which he acknowledged in various interviews.
Yo Stevie when you started these Em reactions, you didn’t understand why stans are so passionate. Now you’re talking about everything we’ve been saying for years throughout his career. And it’s after the fact when you’re seeing it now. We’ve known this hahaha now you know how we feel lol😂😂 awesome vids bro
My Name Is - the video for that was the song that hooked me, it’s not a weak song, it’s a masterpiece because of how it pulls you in from a insane zainy wit play on words. That cadence hooked
1st time listening to Stevie, his honesty and saying it, how it’s understood, made me laugh out loud. Cool dude ! Coming across really good, great personality mate. Will listen again ! ✌️🏴
And machine bum smelly think he is the rap devil... LMAO like Eminem said MGK is a devil worshipper, Shady is the rap devil and MGK worship him, he admitted to be a stan
@@paullaney3339 he worship shady that make him kill other rappers, he don’t literally worship the devil lmao, even in the song criminal he says it at the beginning, that you don’t gotta think he worship the devil only cause he raps about violent stuff, he don’t do that shit in real life
That song made me a rap fan, and a Tech N9ne fan. I can hear the beat in my head right now. That song GOES. shout out to Sway and King Tech for putting that together
"Hi my name is" is what I would call an introduction. What he said was "hi this is who I am, here's a miniscule sample of what I can do. But, by all means don't think this is my limit. I am capable of much more."
To me, Eminem was the most influential rapper in my life. Growing up I remember countless nights laying in bed in complete darkness with my cd player and headphones listening to Eminem. Eminem was the gateway into hip hop. Me and my friend used to jam all hip-hop but when Em released an album it was a full on sacred listening party. We would pull up the lyrics and listen and read through the whole album. Em transcended just the music and made the written aspect of music equally as important. Its what made me care about lyrics and pulling meaning from music. Its beyond entertainment, its ART.
When tory lanez brung up the "pockets" thing he meant LYRICALLY! There's angles and crevices and pockets when it comes to how one chooses to attack LYRICALLY! So actually tory was showing EM love because he was admitting that EM was more LYRICALLY advanced than he is!
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Stevie knows what’s up. He’s not looking at color, just talent. Respect. 100%
I agree, I love people that tell it like it is.
Bro you got 💯
Respect to you and big homie Stevie !!!
Seriously, seems like more white and black are racist today than 10 years ago, I hope this is just a “gets worse before it gets better” moment. If I’m being positive I’d like to believe we’re at a stage where white and black people are truly familiar enough with each other now to the point that people are saying things that they believed for the longest but just went unsaid, ignorant beliefs are coming out on both sides, and I’m hoping it’s because we are becoming one culture and these are just growing pains. Hopefully once both sides finish airing out their grievances we can begin to correct the ignorance now that a real dialogue has started. If I had to guess, this is what I think is happening but maybe it’s just wishful thinking.
@@giusepperesponte8077 I agree thanks to Dems and BLM perpetrating white people as bigots
Respect.plus.
You never mean to become a stan but there comes a point where you can't deny that em is just on another level lol
Not a stan but I'm not scared to admit it, he is on Mars bruh
He's converted into a Stan he knows it lol and it ain't no sin
You don't need to be a Stan to recognise.
What's crazy is when I first started watching your channel you where like alot of the haters. You low key are becoming a stan.
Lol, legit.
I was religious and never heard Em. Recovery came out and, as a writer, I was intrigued.
I have all his albums now rn. Stans cannot even have an argument with someone like Lord Jamar.
“This culture is not about color, its all about skills”
Damn right
@Mark j Fox truth be told! Preach brother!
And passion
Amén ti that my brother 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
@Bizzrom moghor call me what u want, im not going to shave. Any ways Thanks!
You clearly defined the difference between Jay-Z and Em. I agree with you 100%!!! Finally, someone who separates them. You can't put them in the same category. Em is #1 rapper.
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In my head rap is like a high school. Jay is the principal but Em is that 10 yr old that is already a damn Dr. Hes so far ahead of the competition.....there are a couple out there who have graduated high school
I love how defensive Stevie gets over Eminem. He stands for the truth and speaks facts 💯
It's been absolutely class watching Stevie from the start when he reckoned nobody fucks with Em till now when he defends Marshall Mathers to his last breath after he has listened to how well this man has totally become the Neo of Rap!
Stevie is a Stan with Gun's!!!!
@@bernadettecarolan1146 Stevie is a Stan? You're calling him a Stalker/fan aka STAN!
@@Gooseislandboy no, Eminem fans are called "stan"
@@char4980 Where do you think the term comes from? Listen to the song. Stan is clearly an obsessed fan.
@@Gooseislandboy *sigh
Is anyone else waiting for Stevie to realize he's actually a Stan now too?
How defensive he gets over Eminem is awesome.
Daddy Stevie Stan 😍
I think he’s at about 85% Stan right now But this video helped him morph up to 90%. We all went through it. I say 100% in the next month 🙏🤣
To be honest, i think he's a fan, being a stan is a completely different thing, it's being more obsessive and literally liking every song and being hella subjective and not hearing anything else outside of Eminem
djuhana that’s your take on the word. I’m a hardcore Stan and my favorite rapper is 50 cent. I look at 50 as like a dad that’s how much he influenced me. And I’m white. But I know Eminem is a better rapper overall. Some Stans are level headed like me
djuhana did you watch the video? If you read between the lines he thinks Eminem is the goat. If you deny it it’s delusions at this point. His favorite shit to do is react to Eminem
Man I’m an Iranian who grew up in Chicago. Em is by far a greater influence around the world. Everyone in the Middle East listens to Em. That’s just a fact! He’s huge around the world
He was and still is super famous and popular in iran and other middle east countries
That's right, I'm from Argentina, and no one listened to rap here until Eminem appeared in the 2000's. He made rap known around the world
India too! Huge!
Agreed here in Antarctica we had no idea there was this genre and now it's number one music in Antarctic.😁
Bruh even here in Nepal man,sooooo many people here got into American hip-hop because of him. Em's influence on hip-hop and the fact that he made the genre popular to such a wide audience globally cannot be overlooked
Stevie you made my day. Your reactions and words to these people who’s shitting on Marshall’s name is truly priceless 😂😂😂👏🏻
If em is a "guest"in the house of hip hop he has the master bedroom
Thought he was the one people paying rent to
Hes shittin in the master bathroom
Racist lol
Em is a guest in the house of hip hop, like the landlord is a guest in the home where the tenants "live" right now.
The penthouse
Stevie is such a knowledgeable person, how he explains every angles of the situation..it all makes sense.. this is why he is one of my most favorite youtuber
Thank u my g
Said r8
@@stevie.knight Yo Stevie, Snoop DID get on an EM track in the MMLP. Torched. Can't even remember what he said. And after Renegade came out, Snoop acknowledged that rappers should only get on an Em track if it's an Em album, because if you put Em on your own album like Jay did with Renegade then Em will kill you on your own shit. Snoop said that, snoop acknowledges that absolutely no one can rap with Em. That is why this new shit that Snoop said re Em was so confusing.
We vote for Stevie!!
@@JeffreyHead1 When Nas said Eminem murdered you in your own shit......IT BECAME SO!!........✓
“Same ones denying Eminem are the same ones saying everybody’s racist... Hypocritical!” PREACH!
Fr
facts
Matta fact. Although there is a few MCs out there who are better lyricists than Em. Lupe Fiasco, Aesop Rock, etc.
Complete Truth. That hate about race goes all directions and needs to be squashed.
The best thing we can do is show love for each other and help people be their best they can be.
You don't have to like someone to give them their props when they do well.
That part!
Bro......u officially a stan! Welcome to the family!
“If Eminem was black everyone would say he is the greatest”. I hate that the GOAT conversation has come down to race. I get nervous even speaking on it but I appreciate the level of respect you show not only Eminem but all the greats.
Thats factsss!!!
Exactly
There are black people that call em the GOAT
Nah it 2pac , even if Em was black o would stil say 2pac
no. tupac is#1. and eminem is
our tupac.
Bruh I don't think there's another artist in hip hop history that shouts out more OGs and other artists more than Eminem. Period.
FACTS
Tupac
Facts
Truth
FACT BRO!!!! plus there's a reason why other artists haven't gone after em lyrically
Three minutes in and you got all fired up with the race-baiting idiot that Lord Jamar is. It's really great seeing your passion about it since these things have to be called out. Only discovered you in the last few weeks but already loving the channel. Keep it up man
Thank you!
@@stevie.knight nah for real, appreciate.
@@johnjoy7916 Stevie is the shit man!
@@stevie.knight stevie you gotta do the video for "the way i am". you missed some iconic shit right there. especially stan video
em's videos are one of the best ever too so if you're doing a big song do the lyrics first and music video next
Ur gonna enjoy stevie's catalog of reactions to em turst me
I remember seeing My Name Is on MTV for the first time, that shit was so funny to me I straight up left my apartment and went to the record store and bought the Slim Shady LP thinking that this man was "trolling " hip-hop. Then I played the tape... realized he sure as hell ain't playing... instant fan/stan. He's the goat. No one comes close. I love lots of rappers (mostly 90's) and even tho Em isn't always the one I listen to the most, its undeniable he is the best there is.
Bro I first heard him on Kid Rock's album Devil Without a Cause- which came out months before SSLP- on the song "F*ck You" and I thought he was trolling rap too
We are Stans and Stevie is starting to become our leader, our voice. Our savior 🙏🤣😳😳😳
😂😂😂😂😂
Stevie Knight I’m just playin Stevie 🤣 I bet you Em sees your vids one way or another!
@@stevie.knight Jay z is swag
@@alexklitschko6918 definitely!
Stevie knight is the best and in depth, and unbiased reaction channel that is out. STEVIE KNIGHT FOR PRESIDENT!!!
When Eminem blew up, he changed things forever. The impact he had on the world during that time was insane. Don’t forget that he blew up during a time when social media wasn’t as relevant as it is now. I remember going to visit my family in Mexico during that time and hearing people blast Eminem in their cars blew my mind. It was crazy how many lives he impacted.
Hell yea I’m from Mexico and he’s still huge over here.
social media didnt even excisted back then
I honestly reckon the internet and social media has slowly killed good music. Back then NO INTERNET. Which meant no sales through downloads (people had to actually go to the bother to go to a store and buy music). Limited ways to get your music exposed to the public (radio time, TV, concerts is about it). A lot more work involved in producing GOOD material for fans ... because if the music is crap, no fans. No auto tune, etc (artists were TRUE artists and musicians who could actually perform live). Artists had to WORK HARD for their fans and success. That was reality back then.
But, NOW days with the internet ... millions are reached instantaneously with a post, the musical flaws can be covered up with auto tune, filters, etc and the emphasis is on the performer's IMAGE not the music. Today's "artists" are more worried about LIKES, online beefs, who's hooking up with who, fake selfies, making popular social declarations, social media posts ...... THAT'S what gives them their success. NOT the quality of their music. (eg. some talentless mumble rapper with fake teeth, bad hair, squiggle face tattoos, etc can literally "babble" some illiterate lines on an over-used music track ... call it music ... and then become an internet success overnight. WTF??)
That's why the pre-social media performers are so good and timeless .... they are TRUE artists that earnt their success the hard way. REAL music.
Exactly mfs don’t like to recognize or accept the change Eminem caused. Mf had people buying his records enough to cover streets.
Respect you can't hate on em
You’re real brother. I respect how race doesn’t affect your opinion on talent. First time watching and I’m already subscribing.
Same
........ ya'll love to applaud brothas who say what you like. So happy because a black guy removed race from a rap discussion. As if he validates your opinions.
Race and talent aren't the real issue, despite what this dude says.
He's a fan of "bars". Not Hip Hop
Sad part is, ya'll don't give a sh*t about eliminating racial and cultural differences in the real world. It's important in this instance because it benefits Em'. That's the goal
(sigh)
@@micahatkins5286 just come out and say it. You dont like white people or white rappers. That would save us all from your jibberish bullshit.
@@tonylewis1771 yeah
Races shouldnt affect your opinions at all.. humans are just plain fucked up mate.. Its way past the color of our skin XD When well realize this , we will be able to adress the issue.
I love this video so much. Speak the truth!
When Em came out, I was a teen, boyband loving, suburban white girl. Eminem was the reason I even started to pay attention to rap. He brought rap music to TRL, which was a HUUUUUGE deal back in the late 90s and early 2000s.
He was the realest thing to take over music since Kurt Cobain
I love how Stevie get so passionate about people speaking shit about Em. Em is and will always be the best. I enjoy his content so much.
He has good content. And I didn't realize how much of a Stan he was until I saw this. He might be the biggest Stan I ever saw lol
@@danielczako4910 dude he has the best ignorant-to-stan character development arc I've ever seen 😭
He started like 2 yrs ago w "I've never fkd w em" to "HOW DARE THEY INSULT EM?! DO IT BETTER THEN BTCH" 😂😂😂
@@jontraz5993 exactly!! He's a very passionate fan lol
I think Steve was feeling pretty buzzed too.....especially towards the end lol
Them margaritas had him on one lol
I never even heard of Lord Jamar until this video 🤷🏻♀️
And never heard o hip hop till eminem. If took time to learn our culture u would know of lord jamar
Every other rapper mentions Em as the GOAT, Lord jamar is just a racist hater..sad really
He's trash 😂
Lord Jamar is a bitter gatekeeper who is a nobody that hates that Eminem is THE somebody
@@mizzpro617 why does she need to study the black culture? We don't and has never turned and said "sorry slash your black you cant be a heavy metal artist and Jimmi Hendrix's
Tech 9 does some crazy shit..he does hard core heavy metal! The list goes on...👍 Rage against the machine...killing in the name of was made during the la riots in the 90's!!
Em MADE "Stan" a definition. Can we just take a moment to appreciate how much that had an effect on, umm, everything!?
Until Eminem dropped Stan, in the 2nd album/1stLP, there was no such word for an obsessed fan.
At tf he time, Eminem added "STAN" to the dictionary without even realizing
and stan really didnt even become a thing until people realized it with the whole nick cannon and mgk beef which was years later. just sayin...
@@azizaokoro3027 umm what? Lol stan been a thing since the song stan dropped.
@@azizaokoro3027 seriously dude are u kidding me. U clearly dont have a clue
@Sunny So right 👏👏👏👏
@@azizaokoro3027 people have been using it long before that. Typically they like to use it in an insulating way, but how is being a fan of the goat a bad thing?
I was on an em marathon that occasionally happens when you been a Stan for 20+ years. Ran across this video and I def give much respect to this creator. Great content and I enjoyed seeing all the artists paying homage to the GOAT 🐐
If this was a 10 part documentary I'd be here for it.
😂😂😂😂 facts
Real talk! 💯
Right?! Superfacts
Preach
Facts.
Eminem actually created a whole character to do certain kind of rap. That's on other level.
DMX, rip, did that with some tracks. The Ja Rule beef days, with X, Busta, etc jumping on diss tracks with Em was the greatest times while I was in HS. I couldn't wait for the next Trac to drop.
More than one character for sure
yeah, em is vulnerable, shady is invincible.
MF DOOM has entered the chat.
Em is dope af but please please know your Hip-Hop.
@@sgtcreasegrease he didn't say he was the first or the only. Read properly.
You're a certified Stan bruh. Welcome, your membership package is in the mail
🤟🤟🤟
🤣 we all notice a stan! Love it😉
I love the fact that I can say I'm a Stan I ain't got no shame LOL
@lacamiseta lol huh? I ain't in no Stan pissing contest over here LOL
💳 here's your stan i.d card. Welcome friend. 10% discount on Em cds
21:08-22:16 It’s hilarious that Stevie mentioned the *Dead Wrong* Eminem verse and right after Cordae mentioned it as well was priceless. 😂
Cordae knows what’s up and glad he mentioned the *Infinite* track because it’s great. 💪🏽
I love how eminem rhymes multiple syllables and even entire sentences. Also when he takes words that don't rhyme and somehow says the word in such a way that it does rhyme. Just an absolute amazing lyricist!
And then ppl who don't understand rap say "that doesn't actually rhyme, derp" 😂
@DjZephy Tell them to go back to Dr. Suess
YelaWolf the same..check out Mountain Dew Mouth freestyle
Crazy crazy amazing, lyricist.
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There’s already a clip of Snoop saying he wouldn’t get em on his album because he’d get slaughtered. Em destroys everyone on a feature
I remember that
Not really tho. Black Thought out rapped him on the song Yah tho & Wayne can probably do the same as well.
@@hiiipoweriii2211 black thought in no way out rapped em on yah yah. Only lil Wayne head to headed em.
@@hiiipoweriii2211 not wayne but black thought did black thought on another level
@@hiiipoweriii2211 yoo hiii power, black Hippie... I respect your opinion dawg and I can see why you'd say that but we both know that if they collaborate on multiple tracks you'll start to lean to Em, same with Royce, there are certain tracks Royce out raps Em but if you really listen to every one of their songs you can see Em is better, as far as Wayne yeah he maybe tied Em but in my opinion if they did more than two tracks you'd start to see Em taking the lead and those songs were 10 years ago, I think Em has gotten even better lyrically and Wayne has dropped a little since then
see and say it how it is. “jay-z influence it in difference way, but in terms of rap, Eminem had a bigger impact over all to the game”
Hey bro, I really appreciate your unbiased opinions on everything you do. It really hurts my heart, being a white man who grew up in an area, and went to a school, in my earliest years, as the minority, to know that there are people who hate other people who they've never even met, in most cases. Not everyone experienced the cultural upbringing that I did, and in my opinion, it's the best thing that could have happened to me. Some of the best, realest people I've met, and have considered my friends, look nothing like me, and I feel bad for people who sell themselves short, and avoid other people, simply because of the color of their skin. Literally all 6 of my nieces and nephews are mixed, and I love them all the same, and I would die for the ones I love, it scares me to know that there are people out there who would insult, or hurt them, simply because of the way they look, and I feel bad for the person who tries, honestly, it would be a very bad day for them. My love, and the protection of the ones I love, knows no limits. Anyways, I just wanted to speak my mind, even if this never gets seen. Much love, bro, keep doing you. 💪😎
God Bless brother
For Rakim to say Em is greatness means more than any of these dudes opinions. Rakim being IMO THE GOAT
Rakim DEFINITELY killed the whole rap game back then, my opinion as well tho. I just think he had the best flow in 80s and 90s especially, the 18th letter is a goddamn masterpiece!!
@Jay Houle thank you. Fkn right. I'm convinced the cvnts who STILL "a quarter of a century deep and I can't be beat" after all this time don't recognize Em - I KNOW they're either ignorant, uneducated or racist. 100 %.
Big up
I have been on this earth since early 60's. Lord Jamar, I have been and always will be black. Stop hating because you have always been Limited in your skills. Rakim gave him props so sit your hating ass down!
@@Oldscule62 my man
@@jontraz5993 I'm just a bro from the projects who actually got to see the birth of another American institution. We have given the world so much. Blues,Rock and Roll,Soul,R&B, Rap, Hip hop. We may dominate but didn't do it alone.
I grew up with Nirvana and alternative punk rock. I had known about Eminem, but I started watching videos like this one. That is when I started to notice that rappers and rap fans have mad respect for this white boy who is my age. So I wanted to listen to Eminem to see what the big deal was...My cousin guided me on my tour of his life and albums. I was and still am BLOWN AWAY.
I never heard or experienced the complicated depth at what a single man can do with the English language. This man put in years of dedication and work to his art. Amazing! Eminem could teach this as a Master Professor at any major university in the world. I had to re-tune my ear to pick up his different flows. But once I did....I was dumb struck by the mastery of the language, and never before heard complex lyrical delivery... I could go on for hours. But I lack the genius mind that Eminem clearly has.
I AM AW STRUCK !!!
its been a wild ride seeing you go from this guy who wasnt quite sure about eminem to honest to god one of the biggest stans ive ever seen, and not in a bad way. he might not be your favorite artist but damn brother you go declare WAR on anyone that says hes anything but one of the greatest to ever touch a mic. honestly probably THE greatest. you probably the only reaction channel that 100% gets it. when i get this next paycheck its going to your patreon.
I can't stand the hate and racist bullshit. Always gonna stand up for what is right. He deserves his roses
@@stevie.knight i fuck with that.
Same here man! I can't wait to get to the patreon channel of #StevieKnight 🙌🔥 It's lit!.. "It's just different over there" so i heard 😎✌️
@@stevie.knight fr fr
I don’t listen too em but give me one song to listen too that proves he’s on a dif level
The best reaction video I’ve seen, Stevie speaking straight up facts. Much respect 🤘🏽
When you said I’m surprised no stans haven’t pulled up on him yet, y’all gotta handle y’all bizness I died. 😂😂😂😂
Eminem can do that himself ;)
Same
There was a Stan handling his business. Stevie knight! Lol he may have became a Stan on this video
“Yeah she call me daddy, that’s what she call me.” - Stevie Knight
"My Name Is" was a dope song but in that album there are crazy songs like "role model" "Rock bottom" That album is fire as f.
Or bad meets evil. Or just don’t/still don’t give a fuck.
@@TWHowl I personally prefer the songs where he has insane word play and double and triple entendres, like Yah Yah, Right for Me, Dead Wrong, Not Alike, Godzilla, Unacommodating, and Lucky You. There are just so many excellent Eminem songs that are crazy with Bars and Many Entendres, but his meaningful stuff is mad Dope too
D12 was 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Rock bottom was dope af
As the world turns.. most hilariously sinister song ever
Only 10 minutes in and I gotta tell you man, I love your channel, I absolutely will always support people that have real strength behind their words. Support good content, support great artists.
As a Jamaican 🇯🇲 This true em was hot ASF in Jamaica. I remember when the way I am and my name's slim shady dropped and my mom, step dad, sister neighbors all gathered around the TV to listen em
Eminem is gonna be making masterpieces when he's 70
Apparently Tom Green has played the role of Eminem since 2010 and when the real Slim Shady died back in 2004, Wentworth Miller took over his role until 2010.
@@dexterdahmer what r u talking about. tom green,miller, what? shady didnt die he grew up
I hope so, he's not gonna stop. He's going to destroy folks that haven't even been born yet.
@@dexterdahmer that conspiracy is crazy
@@richardakasunny5977 doesn’t mean it can’t be a possibility
LOVE you spitting facts. I am a 57-year-old woman and I loved Em from the first time I heard him. I had no idea what color he was at the time. I was never into rap before. He is the GOAT for real. A lyrical poet. Genius has no color.
Shout out to you Barbara ! 🙂
Also a woman in her fifties and love Eminem from long before 8 Miles. It’s all about the craft.
I know it a year later. But I was talking about my cheeks hurting watching him at 2022 rock n roll hall of fame performance to coworkers and these dudes were all I hate em. I said but you can't say he didn't make a HUGE INFLUENCE these past 15yrs.. I mean it sounds wierd to most ppl, but when I was young his curtain call like "angry" rap, like get that stuff off your chest type music.... my teen yrs SUCKED, my father was trash too, so his CDs I was like SAY IT EM 🙌🙌🙌 then recovered, he was socially awkward and didn't necessarily like attention..like me too!
Always agree with you Stevie. You know the truth. Love how you express yourself. ❤
I think it’s so admirable when someone breaks the mold. Em did it with rap, Tiger did it with golf, Hamilton is doing it as we speak with F1. These are individuals to admire for their obsessive focus and determination to be the best in their respective fields despite whatever obstacles they face.
Man you speaking facts
💯💯💯💯
Records sales and F1 championship wins don't mean shit. That's why Senna is considered the GOAT of F1 racing.
I just made an instagram post calling Eminem the Tiger Woods of Rap 2 days ago, so funny you just said that.
Dam. One of the best comments I've ever read
RAP - Rhythmically applied poetry
Eminem - The worlds greatest poet
Nope the best poet is Nas
@@ct--we2xu Whilst I believe Nas is an incredible story teller and is massively underrated in general, I personally believe that poetically Eminem is the true master of English verse.
Let’s call him The best rap poet because I know hundreds of better classical poets than Eminem
Em is and always will be a straight street battle M C. period No one can hang with Em in a cypher,,... well maybe and I will say Black Thought from the Roots would be the only rapper that could maybe beat Em one on one, but that's just my opinion.Im 50 years old, I qualify with my remarks and grew up listening and a fan from the beginning stages of Rap back in the the day.My first record I purchased was 8th Wonder by the Sugar Hill Gang and came up listening to all of these greats in Hip Hop.When I first heard Eminem a torch was lit and it's still lit in 2020.Hes a once in a life time Hip Hop artist,he was born to break barriers!!!!I still love Black Thought from the Roots,he's in my top 5 still and to this day the Roots are right behind RUN DMC as far as the best Rap group in history.As a solo artist,Eminem is a bonified generational prodigy born talent and anyone who disses a GOAT artist like him is just plain STUPID!!!!
Have you ever heard of krs or big daddy kane because their poetry is insane
Em puts like 15 different meaning in one bar
Thats what i love about him , he is like one of my favorite authors (Terry Pratchet) he can write lines, bars and paragraphs that you keep picking up in different ways, and getting new meanings and jokes out of don't matter how many time you have listened to them or read it.
"My name is" WAS advertisement but even in that song he put together his words so well and showed off what he can do
Some of my Em Favs : Role Model, Don't Give A Fuck, Still Don't Give a Fuck, Rock Bottom, Rain Man (funny as fuck), and Cleaning out my Closet
21:08-22:16 It’s hilarious that Stevie mentioned the *Dead Wrong* Eminem verse and right after Cordae mentioned it as well was priceless. 😂
Cordae knows what’s up and glad he mentioned the *Infinite* track because it’s 🔥
that has always been my favorite eminem verse
Kendrick's Rigamortis is definitely his most complex cadence rhyme scheme. But still nobody can do it like Em does. He doesn't find pockets, he creates them.
K. Dot mad Dope and there no way around it, but Eminem is the GOAT
FACTZ.. EM IS A DICTIONARY BY HIMSELF
Em earned his relevance through BATTLE PERIOD!!! You gotta respect that!
I love this channel, it’s documentation of Stevie’s transformation into the ultimate Stan. At least he’s open minded enough to give his amazing music a listen & pay attention to what makes him the best to ever do it.
Finally, someone who doesn't put Jay up there. Man, I like Jay, but there's no way he competes for a top spot in my eyes.
I agree, I can't see what makes him different or special from others, he is good at everything but not the best at anything
James Taylor
Snoop even said that he wouldn’t want Em on a verse because he cooks and embarrass people
CoDGplays he smokin too much 😂
dont be too hard on snoop , he was trying out a new strain of weed, you notice he hasnt been on it ever since lol
Snoop is a closet racist
I would’ve never known who you were if it weren’t for Eminem…I’ve been watching you for about 2 years now…its been crazy watching you grow as a TH-camr…keep doing your thing Stevie
"Record sales don't mean shit in this conversation."
The greatest thing is...the guy who has sold the most records is the one most worried about getting respect. I just dont get how anyone can hate on him. He LOVES the game.
I love how Stevie literally became a Stan 🤣
same!!! i love his eminem mondays
“Snoop get on a track w Eminem” snoop said in a interview he didn’t want Em on his song after he saw him murder Jay on renegade💀😂so that’s not happening
I feel like Snoop an Em would sound great together because of how different they are
And got the nerve to talk shit but he DNT want smoke tho lyrically speaking jst like everyone else
They were together on Bitch Please II
renegade wasnt Jayz song it was originally for Royce da 5 9 Em stated so in an interview
@@dewayneramos8070 Yeah Royce's version was leaked around the time it came out. It's easy to find.
This is my favorite video you’ve ever done!!!
I like how Stevie gets pissed off lmao
I love that literally anything about rap can fire you up. I end up yelling at the screen like "Talk yo shit Stevie!"
This is a legendary video. Bunch of famous rapper showing love for Em, SK vibing with all the rappers in the video, and his girl called him daddy. This deserves video of the year lmaoooo
I think one of the takeaways people need to have is as hip hop has spread all over the world and kids multiple generations have grown up with hip hop we're going to start seeing amazing people from all over who can just kill it and em might have been the first one but he ain't going to be the last
This whole video series was awesome man I really appreciate you making it your feeling parallel what I feel and it's nice that somebody's putting it into words for all of us
Stevie, here's what you need to know, mate.
Lord Jamar listened to 'Untouchable' and his takeaway from it was that Eminem is empowering whites with the chorus and that black rappers are addicted to pills because of him.
That's it; his full takeaway of that song.
Was an interview with Vlad tv.
He's straight ignorant. That's all it is. It's all for attention, that's all it was, clout chasing.
He trying to get views, he probably get some compensation from Vlad for doing those interviews. He broke like Benzino. Btw Benzino got evicted today cause he couldn't pay his rent.
This has got to be the most reactive Reaction channels I’ve seen in general, not just the topics . Killing it with some real detailed raw reaction
My name is played in Africa. We didn’t even know hip hop like that back then
God bless bro 🙏🏻
Damn that’s crazy to hear
you are such a class act man, greetings from the middle of Europe
I am finding this now. I love how passionate you are in giving Eminem his due. I am such a girly black female and I hardly pay attention to rap, but Eminem is brilliant. I loved his cheesy raps back in the day but when I really listened to them, i realized they weren't cheesy. I heard his verse on Nicki Minaj's Majesty and my jaw legit dropped and renewed my interest in his raps. I kept replaying it because it was just masterful. The lyrics are clever and the way he articulates when he raps is something else that I can't put into words. So when I hear other rappers pulling that racist BS stuff about how black people don't listen to Eminem blah blah blah. It actually irritates the hell out of me too! Talk about the talent. He IS a wordsmith. Not the skin. The talent!!! It's not only about cadence...the rhythm, the lyrics....the physical challenge of how he raps....just brilliant!
You sound awesome. Why can't I ever find women like you on these dating apps 🤣
You can't deny talent based skin color or hearing them in passing. Eminem deserves his spot just like the other greats in the rap game. Thank you for always standing up for Em Stevie!
My name is maybe one of his most recognizable songs, but he still beasted with the wordplay. People who bring it up are dumb because that song is still more lyrical than most.
I keep saying that lol
“By the way when you see my dad, tell him that I slit his through in this dream I had” like people can’t relate to having a absent or shitty father?! Hell I can myself. “Eminem don’t resonate wit me” idiots!
Haha facts I love my name is, everytime it pops up on my shuffle in the car I go crazy and so does anyone driving with me, it's edgy and made to sarcastically make fun of pop music and pop culture and is still very technical lyrically, because have you ever heard a song song blow up like that that was written well? Imagine a smash hit like that isn't written well? Lol it's written by a genius
For me hands down the best of em is Till i collapse. That tells you all about em and it gets you so pumped to just go do something lol
that song has so so so many plays since it came out!!!! Hi My Name Is!
I found stevie through falling in reverse reactions. I have watched a lot of your vids now and learnt a lot that i didnt know, im not from usa so thanks bro for sharing your info appreciate it.
Gotta do Sing For The Moment, Stevie.
Uncensored video version, too. There are a couple of them in TH-cam
Sing for the Moment will make you understand that he really came up in black culture it's not exaggeration
I thought he done that already
Sing for the moment is a classic one of ems best songs
And Beautiful, And Bitch Please II, And My Name, And Like Toy Soldiers
"the worst thing you could ever do to yourself is to know enough about a subject to think that you are right and not know enough to know that you are wrong "
Shattering predicament 😨
Said Neil degrasse tyson
Nico amba ngoho
@@mulangatunchies9847 a huna inwe yo no fhira heyo
😲
Your reactions reflect the person you are in real life. Someone I would love to have as my friend forever. God bless you with your work man👊✌
Us stans love to see other people enjoying em the same way we did. You’re spot on brother keep goin
Stevie! You gotta check out "Rhyme or Reason"
CoDGplays he reacted to brainless already on patreon
Thank you ! Half of Jay Z’s clout is because he’s a phenomenal businessman man. Renegade proved they aren’t in the same category lyrically . Nas even called that out in Ether. People didn’t start calling Jay a GOAT until Jay started saying “greatest rapper alive “ himself. Which I give him credit . It caught on . And people got behind it . Great branding .
Saw em and Jay z in concert. Em was phenomenally better. Jat z didnt finish 1 song. His act was trash.
@@danielharris4913 Yeah he can barley breath compared to Em on stage
My thoughts exactly
I've personally always recognized Em's amazing ability to verse and I'm really happy to see this video with real reactions from you and industry rappers solidifying what I believed that he's an incredible talent in rap music. Its nice to see the real real beyond the shade. Thank you.
Hands down "Eminem show" is one of my favorite albums of all time regardless of genre
Classic,
I love your respect towards Eminem. It is so great to see that hip-hop has united races
So glad you brought up Luda as well.. His flow is so dope and I think he get disrespected for no reason.
Its because of eminem that someone like me living on the other side of the world knows what rap is and knows who tupac and biggie and jay-z and kanye and nas and dre and snoop (and every other rapper you can name and sadly lord jamar) is and listens to their music, its because of eminem that rap has grown globally in every other language there is, before social media, based on how much eminem was big and popular in my country that dont even speak english, I thought he was worshipped as a god in america, the first I heard shit like this after all this social media connecting all people all over the world I was in genuine shock like whaaat, big rappers all over the world including in persian rap started rapping because of eminem giving them inspiration (the biggest rap group in persian rap have stated they started rapping after listening to em and watching 8 mile).
Yeah, I'm from Colombia and I can totally agree with this. Em is so respected all over the world by pretty much every rapper and artist in any genre. Social media's know it alls are trying so hard to shit on him and his legacy that it looks like a lot of envy.
I agree! Though personally i heared of Tupac 1st. Im my mid teens here in Norway, i 1st heared "All eyes on me" in '98 or '99. And didnt learn untill couple years later when "Chronic" came out that he was killed, and also with "Still Dre " in '01 when i first years of Em. I actually learned of hip hop from the colab between Run DMC and Aerosmith 🤣🤣🤣 But you are right, Mehran! The absolutt majority from europe and East would say the same 😊 Unfortunate that it's the truth, but that's not news from the Black community stateside i imagine 😓
@@Vinny_85 bro I live in Iran, but I was raised in the UK. In iran they speak little english its not even close to persian, but I see people get blown away by translations of what he said and in translation I that see from both sides half the beauty and elegance is lost, persian rap is like the biggest genre of music in Iran and its because of eminem. The first rap songs in persian is literally them mimicking eminem on his own beats. And they biggest names in persian rap game have stated we used to listen to eminem and then 8 mile movie came and we was just like blown away and wanted to do something like that in persian. When people like compare em to like jay z in my mind Im like what the fuc! How is this possible, I have went back and listened to jay z and kanye and ... cuz I thought if they are comparing to em they should be very good but Im like wtf, even like jay z on their best songs has problems keeping the flow and meaning, sometimes he fucks up the flow to keep the meaning of what he was saying. Kanye! I cannot name one song I liked from him. Lil wayne I liked. But all and all nothing comes close to em both on the lyrical and skill side and also the emotional side and feeling what they saying.
Duh because he's white LoL
Love how you keep it real and don’t worry about what anyone thinks. I will continue to follow you. I know this is an old video, and I’m “late to the party”, but love how you just real, and I don’t follow anyone.
fun fact. did you know eminem freestyled the "my name is" and 1 more song the first day he was in studio with dre
dr.dre says that in the defiant ones.
The real slim shady was another "on the spot" song.
The guy on the keyboard has an interview with Unabashedly Reggie on his channel to tell the story.
Yup 2 legendary songs recorded off the top
Apparently rap God was straight 'off the dome' as said by Eminem himself.... Obviously the fast partt was written..
@@benmccready9597
no it wasn't.
Check out the annotations in genius.
Jamar just hatin because he jealous of Em his skills and success
Jamar just dog at the game
Same guy been in charge of the game for 20 years straight.yeah =/
Eminem has lived more of a Black's life and struggle than Jamar ever would.
By black's life I meant always being 'racicized' and put into stereotypes by the majority of the other race, and Eminem is the proof it also goes the other way around
Just no..
I’d agree that Em struggled more in his life, but don’t put race into it. He didn’t had a black life, just a shitty one.
@@sana3843 just cause your black doesn’t mean you have a hard life, especially in America. Em def had a harder life than majority of blacks. Growing up in a majority black community and being the only white guy to stand his ground and challenge anyone and come out on top! If you were to tell his story to someone who didn’t know you wouldn’t believe it. All races can have it equally as bad.
He was discrimated for being one of the only white kids in his neighborhood and when he was at school.
And in some people in the industry are hating on him just because he's white.
@@zenithskull no because when you talk about living conditions and disproportionate incarceration. Discrimination, life expectancy, poverty, etc.To say otherwise is a disservice and you really need to open your eyes. 8 mile is a fictional depiction loosely based on some events if you read his biography you'd realise he didn't come from absolute poverty but was near it. He was lucky which he acknowledged in various interviews.
Thank you for seeing the world for how it truly is. Respect
Yo Stevie when you started these Em reactions, you didn’t understand why stans are so passionate. Now you’re talking about everything we’ve been saying for years throughout his career. And it’s after the fact when you’re seeing it now. We’ve known this hahaha now you know how we feel lol😂😂 awesome vids bro
Facts!!
My Name Is - the video for that was the song that hooked me, it’s not a weak song, it’s a masterpiece because of how it pulls you in from a insane zainy wit play on words. That cadence hooked
I absolutely love your passion for Em. I agree with you separating jayz and em. Em is hyper focused on rap. Jay z= 💲
1st time listening to Stevie, his honesty and saying it, how it’s understood, made me laugh out loud. Cool dude ! Coming across really good, great personality mate. Will listen again ! ✌️🏴
“Real artists respect real artists” - Rakim
Eminem will never be beaten. Dude came in as the serial killer of the rap game. Eminem the Rap God, Slim Shady the Rap Devil
And machine bum smelly think he is the rap devil... LMAO like Eminem said MGK is a devil worshipper, Shady is the rap devil and MGK worship him, he admitted to be a stan
@@macchiavelli2688 EM is a devil worshiper too! That's just how hollywood is but LYRICALLY MGK will never be better the EM... EVER!
@@paullaney3339 he worship shady that make him kill other rappers, he don’t literally worship the devil lmao, even in the song criminal he says it at the beginning, that you don’t gotta think he worship the devil only cause he raps about violent stuff, he don’t do that shit in real life
...Also you can add B rabbit the Rap Battle’r , Battle Rapper.
Listen to the anthem. Literally the most stacked lineup there ever will be.
The Anthem is awesome. I had that album when I was in highschool. Kool G, Chino, KRS-ONE, Pharoah, Rza, Jayo, Xzibit, Tech, Em?! Stacked!
Yo for real!!!
Hell yeh
I BEEN saying!!!
That song made me a rap fan, and a Tech N9ne fan. I can hear the beat in my head right now. That song GOES. shout out to Sway and King Tech for putting that together
"Hi my name is" is what I would call an introduction. What he said was "hi this is who I am, here's a miniscule sample of what I can do. But, by all means don't think this is my limit. I am capable of much more."
To me, Eminem was the most influential rapper in my life. Growing up I remember countless nights laying in bed in complete darkness with my cd player and headphones listening to Eminem. Eminem was the gateway into hip hop. Me and my friend used to jam all hip-hop but when Em released an album it was a full on sacred listening party. We would pull up the lyrics and listen and read through the whole album. Em transcended just the music and made the written aspect of music equally as important. Its what made me care about lyrics and pulling meaning from music. Its beyond entertainment, its ART.
Hell yea. I used to do that too. And I would visualize all his bars too. Especially the slim shady lo
You're a stan now dawg welcome to the club, just sittin here loving watching you defend against the haters.
When tory lanez brung up the "pockets" thing he meant LYRICALLY! There's angles and crevices and pockets when it comes to how one chooses to attack LYRICALLY! So actually tory was showing EM love because he was admitting that EM was more LYRICALLY advanced than he is!
‘That’s a whole world you can’t touch’ best Stevie quote ever!! 🔥
21:26 had me ctfu 😂😂😂 you straight up just called that