I’d have to say maybe “Rock Bottom” “infinite” “if I had” kind ahave that laid back vibe too…also another good song where he has kind of a different vibe is “touchdown” from t.I he’s featured on
Great reaction man,. If you are open to receiving recommendations, then I would like to request the inclusion of Rakim in your recommendations. Ever since I first encountered his work, he has held a position in my top five favorite artists. While I understand that your focus may not necessarily encompass older material, I would genuinely appreciate it if you could spare some time to honor this request. Allow me to propose a couple of songs that I highly recommend: Eric B. & Rakim - My Melody (Released in 1987, this track exemplifies Rakim's remarkable level of lyrical sophistication and talent). Rakim - The 18th Letter (Released in 1997, I firmly assert that this song features one of the most brilliantly composed and awe-inspiring verses I have ever had the pleasure of experiencing).
WAAAITTT!!!!! Which one is the original, then? I remember hearing it on the Next Friday album first... here's the link... th-cam.com/video/mhCcmbtDphU/w-d-xo.html
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This is one of my favourite Eminem songs. The rhymes even back then were insane.
Yeah he was way ahead of his time
This song really let me know em was definitely top 10 to ever do it. I used to rap this word for word back in those mp3 days.
this song is in my top10 eminem songs. for sure. EPIC. still know every word. ima real Stan and im proud of it.
The rhyme pattern master
Definitely is
Never heard of this and so glad I heard this now.
Yes big flowers for Em from sunny Cyprus .. you are a sweetie Duane x
His one is a Masterpiece. 💐 💐 To the Greatest 👑 🐐. 🤘🏻
Eminem- love you more
skyler and Em- kill for you
Em- Bad influence
Good reaction bro, def one of my favorites from him.
This Em tune samples Paul Simon’s “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover.” Different vibe but you should check it out.
We need a Em throwback tour, 2.5 hours of his throwback hits and such
I’d have to say maybe “Rock Bottom” “infinite” “if I had” kind ahave that laid back vibe too…also another good song where he has kind of a different vibe is “touchdown” from t.I he’s featured on
indeed, Infinite for me is so different and definitely laidback but the first Laidback vibe I hear from eminem was Touchdown T.I. FT. Eminem.
yo I know you dont react to ak much anymore but he did the panda remix again and you have to check it out!
I’ve heard I’ll have to try to get on it soon and see what the updated one is all about
Great reaction man,. If you are open to receiving recommendations, then I would like to request the inclusion of Rakim in your recommendations. Ever since I first encountered his work, he has held a position in my top five favorite artists. While I understand that your focus may not necessarily encompass older material, I would genuinely appreciate it if you could spare some time to honor this request.
Allow me to propose a couple of songs that I highly recommend:
Eric B. & Rakim - My Melody (Released in 1987, this track exemplifies Rakim's remarkable level of lyrical sophistication and talent).
Rakim - The 18th Letter (Released in 1997, I firmly assert that this song features one of the most brilliantly composed and awe-inspiring verses I have ever had the pleasure of experiencing).
I’ll try to check one out i for you homie thank you
@@DuaneReacts thank yiu so much!!!
Ak panda remix part 2 he dropped yesterday
Finally lol
WAAAITTT!!!!! Which one is the original, then? I remember hearing it on the Next Friday album first... here's the link...
th-cam.com/video/mhCcmbtDphU/w-d-xo.html
Interesting I never heard that version but it’s on a soundtrack and uploaded to eminem own TH-cam channel i would assume that’s the original then
This is the original.
Murder she wrote was an edit for a movie.