"Fast rapping" is called Double Time. It isn't necessarily a prerequisite to being a great lyricist. What's awesome about Eminem is the way he effortlessly switches flows and cadences. Flowing from one rhythm to another. Yes, his speed is impressive, but switching up your flow at any given moment and still delivering the same quality is a lot more challenging. There's a ton of "fast rappers" out there who rhyme about nothing and just want to be flashy with their delivery. Which is fine if that's your style. But combining all the elements of lyricism into multiple verses is really what separates lyricists from rappers.
@@yoitscaptain Eminem is far too inconsistent for me to comfortably place him in a top 5 spot. Top 10 even, if I think hard about all the artists I like. Lupe is rarely disappointing. If he does disappoint, it's usually because he took some artistic direction that didn't resonate with me. But I've rarely walked away from a Lupe album thinking "damn. That was ass." Now Eminem... I love him when he does pull through, but it's definitely a mixed bag.
@@yoitscaptain Was definitely not expecting a Lupe mention out here. You know what's up. I recommended Streets on Fire a year ago and no one supported it.
Partially correct. He also uses it because it just wasn't a big deal to say that back when he was coming up; he talks about it in his 60 minutes interview.
@@slimbrady6691 indeed. A lot of his today career is influences by that. I guess that why he is so tired of new rapper talking shit in twitter, comming from a time when mcs shot each other.
People used to call him homophobic but really he wasn’t and that’s just how people talk in the underground rap scene, he basically made an entire album that is like “oh you don’t like me saying fag a few times my last album, well here it is plethoras of times per song”
Thank you so much man. It's not something we consciously try to do, but it is something I hope viewers will come away with after hearing us. We really are just two metal dudes trying to expand our horizons. :)
Berzerk has a rock vibe and was produced by Rick Rubin as well. Remind Me - Samples 'I love Rock N Roll' - Joan Jett Rhyme or Reason - Samples 'Time of the Season' - The Zombies Just a few other options, but I agree Sing for the Moment is all around great.
@@knowledge_dabs_n_metal That's called a 'Sample'. It can also be interpreted as introducing amazing music of past generations to the current generations. That's a good thing, not a bad thing; in my opinion.
One metal head to another, you are not a metal head if you can't accept or appreciate good music. Most metal bands favorite artists are old school hip hop artists. Ever listen to Chelsea Green? Imagine a DeathCore band, where the singer is trying to rap like Biggie, while doing gutterals.
Rakim is regarded as a all time great possibly top 5. He's is predecessor of Tupac, Biggie, Jay Z and Nas ans a contemporary of Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kane and KRS 1. Peace
Me too, I use to listen hip hop and I grew up on it, but then I started liking rock. But then I was curious about slipknot, which I feel in love with. Unfortunately, I listen to metal heavier than slip knots, so when I hear hip hop music sometimes it sounds weird like somebody is talking to a beat, but its not bad or anything.
This song is packed to the brim with hip hop cultural references that the hip hop world stays on top of, so that's why you guys didn't get some of the references. Also it was released in 2013
Just like there are many variations of Metal, there are different variations of Rapping. Em is known for a few, one of his strongest is his speed rap. There is a huge sub culture of speed rappers and he isn't the only one with the skill by far. Hell he wasn't even the first. It's great to see you guys helping out a buddy. I can respect that.
Run DMC collaborated with Aerosmith on "Walk This Way" while Public Enemy collabed with ANTHRAX on "Bring the Noize" - Former hip hopper turned Metalhead 🤘
Bone is the greatest group of all time, so absolutely do a reaction to them. But not Crossroads though. For a Metal fan to listen to Bone for the first time, Crossroads ain’t the song to start them with. It’s gotta be Thuggish Ruggish Bone or something. Or possibly East 1999? It’s just gotta be something with a little more edge and higher energy, and one that is well known/easily accessible. It couldn’t be a high energy song that’s a deep album cut.
Oh and just to throw this out there, Krayzie Bone did a remix to Rap God and he totally smashed Eminem’s version of the song. If you’ve ever seen Jurassic World, think of Eminem as a T-Rex and Krayzie Bone as an Indominus Rex.
I hope your friend reaches his goal, or I hope that we as subscribers are able to cover at least a sizable portion of the cost. - Thanks for doing another one. At the end of the video you talked about Tom Araya’s vocals and I know exactly what you’re referring to. As a fan of both genres, I wouldn’t compare Tom Araya’s early style to rapping. He’s saying a lot in those old songs, but it is completely offbeat and there’s no real technique or pattern to how he did it. He just kinda blurts it out as quickly as he can without much regard to how it fit over the music. And I say that with love because Slayer is one of my favorite bands. You guys shouldn’t give this up for good. You guys were the first ones I seen on TH-cam trying to react to Hip-Hop as Metal fans. I remember your reasoning for deciding to stop. You don’t really have to have a set schedule or anything. Maybe just every once in a while you can drop in for a minute with another reaction or something. There’s a lot of styles and types across various sub-genres that I would love to see how guys would perceive it. And fast rap is one of them. I especially don’t want your only exposure to it to be Rap God. People hear this and think it’s super fast but don’t even know that in the fast rap scene, it’s pretty basic. How Eminem is regarded in the fast rap community is similar to how Metallica is regarded by Metal elitists. In Metal, Metallica is my favorite band, I don’t care what any elitist has to say. But in Hip-Hop I think Eminem is regular as hell. He’s got good songs, and if you ever do another Eminem video it should definitely be “Stan”. But there’s other fast rappers who can rap circles around Eminem, trust me.
This is why i love reaction videos, watching someone else on the other side of the planet with an entirely different culture and taste of music, enjoy the same thing as me, its amazing really
As a fellow metal head, there is so much to appreciate in Hip Hop. I would suggest you guys do what I did, start with the older stuff, the history. I was so against rap and hip hop, didn't see it's value.... Then I picked up a couple of Tribe Called Quest albums.... Well, honestly, I started with Sublime in my pot head days. NWA, Biggy.... I'm only 36, so they were technically before my time.
This was the worst song I could have ever seen recommended for guys who aren't actually into rap. The references are too heavy and consistently present.
@@deancarroll6647 Eminem is an amazingly talented artist and arguably one of the best to ever, but most of his fans don't even listen to other rappers when they call him the best. I would have recommended The Way I Am, Stan, or Lose Yourself. Songs that actually have value that transcends rap.
You guys should review Vinnie Paz - Heavy Metal Kings. Vinnie is an underground rapper who loves metal and pays homage to the genre all the time in his raps. I'm confident you'd dig it.
You guys gotta do another metal heads react video please!! I been subbed since you started doing these and I still check out your other videos from time to time but I miss there man. No one has done anything like this as good as you guys. Anyways im sure im not alone. THE PEOPLE WANT MORE! LOL
You must do GZA- Shadowboxin' the whole Liquid Swords album is dark and sick from the album art to the sampling. Im also a metalhead who experienced true hip hop and it was glorious.
Rakim, also known as The God MC, was one of the first poets in rap. He inspired every rapper after him pretty much. He rapped alongside his DJ Eric B. as they were a legendary rap duo Eric B. & Rakim. Check out "When I Be on tha Mic" for a killer Rakim song, "I Ain't No Joke" for his early influence on hip hop, or "Follow the Leader" for his best rhymes, flow, and beat. I think "Juice (Know the Ledge)" or "Don't Sweat the Technique" are also dope Rakim tracks.
Altaire Versailles no it’s his. He sampled some of her lyrics in the chorus. But the beat, all the four verses, the concept, it’s all his. It’s not Dido’s just because there’s a sample. She didn’t write the verses, come up with the concept, or make the beat. Eminem did. It’s his song. And his best song. No one has ever had a concept or story like that before him.
Only watching the intro, I gotta say, I appreciate your open-mindedness. I feel like rap is one of those genres that is easily dismissed by people that didn't grow up with it. There's a lot of substance that people miss out on because of the horrible mainstrean stuff
After watching the video, a couple of points. Early in Eminem's career, he got a lot of attention for his offensive nature, things like bashing gays, talking about rape, or killing his kid's mother. Eminem often does his most impressive, tongue-twisty stuff when he's being over the top. He's also prided himself on not filtering himself, and long-time fans love that about him
The second thing I find interesting is when you compare his speed rapping to some metal vocalists. Rap, in it's most basic form outside of the culture, is an alternative to singing. Though I don't know much about metal personally, a lot of the vocalists I've heard do more rapping than actual singing. It's just that nobody looks at it that way because the cultures are so different
And in this tune he goes through a load of different rap styles and does it better than most others can. The double time thing at the end is incredible
I know! I am mortified that I got that wrong, and this is out on public record forever, haha. Even afterwards I was thinking to myself what an idiot I was.
New subscriber here. Saw you guys for the first-time tonight, the first video I watched of yours was a reaction to Dear Mama - 2 PAC. Love'n the reactions, honest and intelligent responses, keep up the good work.
dr. dre is a famous rapper and the one who signed eminem to his record label and helped his career take off (you should look up "guilty conscience", it's a collaboration between eminem and dr. dre from em's early career, then there's also "i need a doctor" by em that dre is on and it's all about dre). he was a part of n.w.a. and has produced a lot of huge albums in the hip-hop community.
Rap god is a world record song. I loved it. I like to be able to make out the words whether I'm listening to rap or metal, and with Eminem I can. P.s. I noticed your Amorphis T-Shirt. Amorphis is my fav band. Finland, the promised land of metal 🤘
Regardless off what music you’re into (im a opeth/tool/septicflesh fan) you are listening to the greatest lyricist off all time he’s a god he can twist words into anything he wants too! He’s a freak and he can go faster!!
He can rap that 'supersonic speed' verse live, he did it for his show in 2014 and it was spot on, also you guys should use the site rapgenius when doing segments like this so you can actually see the meaning behind each verse that you don't understand, it's very helpful! Great vid though guys, first one I've ever seen of your channel.
The Thing with Rap and them battleing each other is Quite amazing actually. It Shows that the Rap Game is coming from the Heart and is filled with emotions. It also brings the Factor that everbody tries to be the best wich results in an amazing competition and also gives a Lot of Motivation to the listener. Rap Song in wich Rappers flex about Themselves can give You a Lot of Motivation when your Feeling down. For me at least. Great reaction btw.!
Thanks for the IndieGoGo plug guys, Will see you both in June to do the Interview for our Maritime Metal Documentary.
What are the names on these guys T-shirt
You know more than likely you could get the entire film paid for doing Eminem reactions!
@@keithblodgett3596 Amorphis on the left. Not sure of the right.
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Eminem started as a "battle rapper", so a lot of his style comes from that.
Eminem: "qhsusjwkwbdhdhdksksidjsns"
Real Dead Ones: "that's fast"
Eminem: "satan"
Real Dead Ones: "SATAN!🤘🏽"
LMFAO🤣
We love Satan.
@@DarthGrimby fair enough 🤘🏽
@Sam Wayne nah
lol!
@Sam Wayne You do know most metalheads don't actually worship Satan and just mean this as a joke right 😂 ?
11:39 there is the fast part you wanna see! Ur welcome
Thanks!
Thanks bro!
No thanks
Thanks!!!!!!
That point he hits 11 syllables per second
"Fast rapping" is called Double Time. It isn't necessarily a prerequisite to being a great lyricist. What's awesome about Eminem is the way he effortlessly switches flows and cadences. Flowing from one rhythm to another. Yes, his speed is impressive, but switching up your flow at any given moment and still delivering the same quality is a lot more challenging. There's a ton of "fast rappers" out there who rhyme about nothing and just want to be flashy with their delivery. Which is fine if that's your style. But combining all the elements of lyricism into multiple verses is really what separates lyricists from rappers.
this is exactly why i wouldn’t say Eminem is the GOAT lyricist, Eminem is top tier but Lupe is a whole other level imo
@@yoitscaptain Eminem is far too inconsistent for me to comfortably place him in a top 5 spot. Top 10 even, if I think hard about all the artists I like. Lupe is rarely disappointing. If he does disappoint, it's usually because he took some artistic direction that didn't resonate with me. But I've rarely walked away from a Lupe album thinking "damn. That was ass."
Now Eminem... I love him when he does pull through, but it's definitely a mixed bag.
Very well said sir👍 very well said 👍 thank you!
@@yoitscaptain Was definitely not expecting a Lupe mention out here. You know what's up. I recommended Streets on Fire a year ago and no one supported it.
Yessssss
Eminem has performed that song live and it was spot on.
He uses the word because he knows people don't like him saying it and it was basically entirely to cause controversy like he's always been doing.
Well said. You're absolutely right.
Partially correct. He also uses it because it just wasn't a big deal to say that back when he was coming up; he talks about it in his 60 minutes interview.
@@slimbrady6691 indeed. A lot of his today career is influences by that. I guess that why he is so tired of new rapper talking shit in twitter, comming from a time when mcs shot each other.
Its his N word. You wont use it. You can't take it
@@NSUserName that, too.
“Wow he’s rapping like 100 mph” lol he hasn’t seen nothing yet?
its because they are metalheads they never seen anything other then there long hair
@@fancen he talkikg about the last fast part
Sounds like "my dad has more/bigger.." argument. But no suprises here, egoism is the cancer of present time.
People used to call him homophobic but really he wasn’t and that’s just how people talk in the underground rap scene, he basically made an entire album that is like “oh you don’t like me saying fag a few times my last album, well here it is plethoras of times per song”
Plus he performed with Sir Elton John.
@@Shellacious He wut..?
@@Shellacious pretty sure it was for their anniversary but yeah that is true
Caleb Benson I'm positive it was his wedding but yeah. Cracked me up when I heard.
@@Shellacious yes, I think Elton said it was a wedding gift.
Jeez, I can’t believe it’s been a year since you stopped the hip hop reactions. Glad we got this bonus video!
I've seen a lot of channels emulate what you guys do, and some of them are pretty good, but you guys are by far the best and most genuine imo
Totally agree!
Adrian Christ rock reacts are great too
Thank you so much man. It's not something we consciously try to do, but it is something I hope viewers will come away with after hearing us. We really are just two metal dudes trying to expand our horizons. :)
Eminem - sing for the moment
That's a rock fused with hip hop sing
Up
Berzerk has a rock vibe and was produced by Rick Rubin as well.
Remind Me - Samples 'I love Rock N Roll' - Joan Jett
Rhyme or Reason - Samples 'Time of the Season' - The Zombies
Just a few other options, but I agree Sing for the Moment is all around great.
Revelation by D12
But it stole from Aerosmith...
@@knowledge_dabs_n_metal That's called a 'Sample'. It can also be interpreted as introducing amazing music of past generations to the current generations. That's a good thing, not a bad thing; in my opinion.
I am also a Metalhead...and Rap or HipHop just doesn`t happen in my live, but I give credit to great performers..and Eminem is just top of the game
One metal head to another, you are not a metal head if you can't accept or appreciate good music. Most metal bands favorite artists are old school hip hop artists. Ever listen to Chelsea Green? Imagine a DeathCore band, where the singer is trying to rap like Biggie, while doing gutterals.
You guys are the most genuine reaction channel and I'm so glad to see you on my feed again today.
Thank you so much man.
Here's a way to relate it, rap battles in hip-hop are like drum-offs and guitar solo battles are to rock/metal
Em will go down as one of the greats if not the greatest of all time. Lyrically is insane. The goat.
"As" the greatest of all time*
No
Rakim is regarded as a all time great possibly top 5. He's is predecessor of Tupac, Biggie, Jay Z and Nas ans a contemporary of Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kane and KRS 1.
Peace
easily top 5
Came because I am a rap fan and wanted to see a new perspective. Subscribed. I would love to see more.
You can be both
No way the legends have returned
5:00 Them: woa thats like 100 mph
Me: ehehe you wait
My exact thought too haha. This man was rappin 11.4 syllables per second. That is crazy
As a metalhead who used to be super into hip-hop, these videos are honestly so entertaining to watch
Me too, I use to listen hip hop and I grew up on it, but then I started liking rock. But then I was curious about slipknot, which I feel in love with. Unfortunately, I listen to metal heavier than slip knots, so when I hear hip hop music sometimes it sounds weird like somebody is talking to a beat, but its not bad or anything.
I've been lucky enough to see Em live and yes he can hit every lyric #RapGod
Eyyyyy you guys are back!
This song is packed to the brim with hip hop cultural references that the hip hop world stays on top of, so that's why you guys didn't get some of the references. Also it was released in 2013
Dr. Dre and MC Ren Ice Cube Eazy-E and DJ yella were all members of NWA
And vanilla ice
@@kevinthomas676 Yep and michael buble was also in nwa at the start!😂
arabiam prince was a member too
Marko jillings when grunge started up though remember
And technically D.O.C was a member
Just like there are many variations of Metal, there are different variations of Rapping. Em is known for a few, one of his strongest is his speed rap. There is a huge sub culture of speed rappers and he isn't the only one with the skill by far. Hell he wasn't even the first.
It's great to see you guys helping out a buddy. I can respect that.
“I wanna read it slowly” 😂😂😂😂😂
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The fact that you're laughing at them makes it even funnier 😂😂😂
“That was like 100 mph” haha you are in for a treat
Run DMC collaborated with Aerosmith on "Walk This Way" while Public Enemy collabed with ANTHRAX on "Bring the Noize"
- Former hip hopper turned Metalhead 🤘
Traitor
You guys are great! Such an authentic reaction video. I hope you do more
you guys REEEEEEALY should watch "8 MILE", is a movie
So glad to see you guys back reacting to The Hip Hop really really wish you would do me a favor and react to Bone Thugs-N-Harmony the crossroads
Bone is the greatest group of all time, so absolutely do a reaction to them. But not Crossroads though. For a Metal fan to listen to Bone for the first time, Crossroads ain’t the song to start them with. It’s gotta be Thuggish Ruggish Bone or something. Or possibly East 1999? It’s just gotta be something with a little more edge and higher energy, and one that is well known/easily accessible. It couldn’t be a high energy song that’s a deep album cut.
Oh and just to throw this out there, Krayzie Bone did a remix to Rap God and he totally smashed Eminem’s version of the song. If you’ve ever seen Jurassic World, think of Eminem as a T-Rex and Krayzie Bone as an Indominus Rex.
@@PotawatomiThunderNew I never knew that
I hope your friend reaches his goal, or I hope that we as subscribers are able to cover at least a sizable portion of the cost. - Thanks for doing another one. At the end of the video you talked about Tom Araya’s vocals and I know exactly what you’re referring to. As a fan of both genres, I wouldn’t compare Tom Araya’s early style to rapping. He’s saying a lot in those old songs, but it is completely offbeat and there’s no real technique or pattern to how he did it. He just kinda blurts it out as quickly as he can without much regard to how it fit over the music. And I say that with love because Slayer is one of my favorite bands.
You guys shouldn’t give this up for good. You guys were the first ones I seen on TH-cam trying to react to Hip-Hop as Metal fans. I remember your reasoning for deciding to stop. You don’t really have to have a set schedule or anything. Maybe just every once in a while you can drop in for a minute with another reaction or something. There’s a lot of styles and types across various sub-genres that I would love to see how guys would perceive it. And fast rap is one of them. I especially don’t want your only exposure to it to be Rap God. People hear this and think it’s super fast but don’t even know that in the fast rap scene, it’s pretty basic. How Eminem is regarded in the fast rap community is similar to how Metallica is regarded by Metal elitists. In Metal, Metallica is my favorite band, I don’t care what any elitist has to say. But in Hip-Hop I think Eminem is regular as hell. He’s got good songs, and if you ever do another Eminem video it should definitely be “Stan”. But there’s other fast rappers who can rap circles around Eminem, trust me.
You guys are the best. Other channels don’t compare. Much Love!
Heyyyyyyy I missed you guys welcome back!!!!!!
Y'all should do some DEATH GRIPS!!!!
This is why i love reaction videos, watching someone else on the other side of the planet with an entirely different culture and taste of music, enjoy the same thing as me, its amazing really
Oh man...
I thought you guy's where back...
As a fellow metal head, there is so much to appreciate in Hip Hop.
I would suggest you guys do what I did, start with the older stuff, the history. I was so against rap and hip hop, didn't see it's value.... Then I picked up a couple of Tribe Called Quest albums.... Well, honestly, I started with Sublime in my pot head days. NWA, Biggy.... I'm only 36, so they were technically before my time.
AND THEY’RE BACK!!
OHHHH SHIT u guys are back
This was the worst song I could have ever seen recommended for guys who aren't actually into rap. The references are too heavy and consistently present.
nyrisj Truth! This is almost a rap history lesson. Guys, follow along with the lyrics at Genius.com for an explanation.
@@deancarroll6647 Eminem is an amazingly talented artist and arguably one of the best to ever, but most of his fans don't even listen to other rappers when they call him the best. I would have recommended The Way I Am, Stan, or Lose Yourself. Songs that actually have value that transcends rap.
This is really cool guys! I'm a fan of pretty much anything but pop, and new country. Metal and hip hop are my favorite genres so this is cool.
You guys should review Vinnie Paz - Heavy Metal Kings. Vinnie is an underground rapper who loves metal and pays homage to the genre all the time in his raps. I'm confident you'd dig it.
You guys gotta do another metal heads react video please!! I been subbed since you started doing these and I still check out your other videos from time to time but I miss there man. No one has done anything like this as good as you guys. Anyways im sure im not alone. THE PEOPLE WANT MORE! LOL
Metal heads: I don’t wanna be like anybody else
Video: 👯
lmao 🤣
😂😂😂
The reaction we never whenever knew we needed
Y’all passing up an extremely good opportunity 😂 could never have to work again
Ik right its not like it takes any time or skill to makes these videos.... They are prolly already rich anyways
@@kjbclassics9949 We know YOU are George.
@@kjbclassics9949 they own a yacht for each letter of the alphabet to house and categorize their cd collections.
Overkill? Absolutely not.
you guys seem super chill, got yourselves a sub!
You must do GZA- Shadowboxin' the whole Liquid Swords album is dark and sick from the album art to the sampling. Im also a metalhead who experienced true hip hop and it was glorious.
I think Eminem is the goat when he rapping so fast, I’m glad you guys are back! :)
One of Eminem best and closest friends is Sir elton john. So he’s not homophobic. Great reaction
I just resubscribed. I didn't think you guys were coming back
Eminem - Till I collapse! Hope you guys will like it, and please react to it!
Dont worry my comment listed all of the songs
Love the genuineness of your reactions :)
Thats the great thing about em. He doesent need a massive beat because he can bring enough structure in the seong by himself
BEST COMEBACK OF ALL TIME. I LOVE YALL
Welcome back guys
u guys shouldn’t quit, we love y’all
OMG I CLICKED REAL QUICK
Rakim, also known as The God MC, was one of the first poets in rap. He inspired every rapper after him pretty much. He rapped alongside his DJ Eric B. as they were a legendary rap duo Eric B. & Rakim.
Check out "When I Be on tha Mic" for a killer Rakim song, "I Ain't No Joke" for his early influence on hip hop, or "Follow the Leader" for his best rhymes, flow, and beat. I think "Juice (Know the Ledge)" or "Don't Sweat the Technique" are also dope Rakim tracks.
The Run DMC collaboration was with Aerosmith, not Anthrax. "Walk this Way".
Anthrax was with Public Enemy for Bring the Noise which is a better collaboration in my opinion
It does not feel like a year already. Not sure on the reason to stop doing these, but thanks for doing another.
“Stan” is easily the best Eminem song. React to that please.
No it's not.
Altaire Versailles not only did he create a new hip hop slang, it became so widely used that “Stan” is now in Webster’s dictionary.
Yes it is
@@VolcyThoughts very good, its still not his best song. It isn't even his song, its Dido's.
Altaire Versailles no it’s his. He sampled some of her lyrics in the chorus. But the beat, all the four verses, the concept, it’s all his. It’s not Dido’s just because there’s a sample. She didn’t write the verses, come up with the concept, or make the beat. Eminem did. It’s his song.
And his best song. No one has ever had a concept or story like that before him.
@@VolcyThoughts its him rapping over dido's instrumental. That shit is corny af
Yesssssss you guys are back
React to WHEN IM GONE by EMINEM!
Riley Beck that is one hell of a song
@@nabilyassin1742 If you want cry, mockingbird is the one
@@X2UR idk man when i'm gone it's a tear jerker
@@pauljohnson2451 true true
6:40 Members of N.W.A "Cube, hey, Doc, Ren, Yella, Eazy" aka Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, MC Ren, DJ Yella and Eazy-E.
Nah just refer to the og N.W.A
You’re back! I’m so happy! ❤️
Good to see you guys back. Now do some Wu Tang Clan and their affiliates like Sunz of Man and Killarmy. Be well guys.
Hell yeah you're back!
I MISSED YALL SO MUCH. MY FAVORITE METALHEAD REACTION CHANNEL! I'M SAD YALL AREN'T DOING THESE ANYMORE...
Gret review. I'm rap fan and i like ur honesty. Thumbs up
Em is the GOAT, post some more Em reactions!
We need an IndieGoGo to keep this channel alive!! Don’t go guys!!! Also I’m glad you guys got most of the rapper references!!
Yeah man. Glad you guys are back. Please do a reaction to
Big L - All Black. Or
Big L - Devil's Son
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Only watching the intro, I gotta say, I appreciate your open-mindedness. I feel like rap is one of those genres that is easily dismissed by people that didn't grow up with it. There's a lot of substance that people miss out on because of the horrible mainstrean stuff
After watching the video, a couple of points. Early in Eminem's career, he got a lot of attention for his offensive nature, things like bashing gays, talking about rape, or killing his kid's mother. Eminem often does his most impressive, tongue-twisty stuff when he's being over the top. He's also prided himself on not filtering himself, and long-time fans love that about him
The second thing I find interesting is when you compare his speed rapping to some metal vocalists. Rap, in it's most basic form outside of the culture, is an alternative to singing. Though I don't know much about metal personally, a lot of the vocalists I've heard do more rapping than actual singing. It's just that nobody looks at it that way because the cultures are so different
So the "lookin' boy" part is a dis to Hotstylz who released a song called lookin' boy. The song was gay.
And in this tune he goes through a load of different rap styles and does it better than most others can. The double time thing at the end is incredible
It’s great how you two knew all those rappers yet still said that Run-DMC worked with Anthrax 😂 the metalheads should’ve known it was Aerosmith lol
wesleynocona it was the beastie boys that worked with anthrax lol
@@gurglinghermits3043 and Public Enemy.
bamcoholic06 I wasn’t aware. Either my memory slipping or I’m missing stuff
😂ty that threw me off lol I was like wait what when did that happen😂
I know! I am mortified that I got that wrong, and this is out on public record forever, haha. Even afterwards I was thinking to myself what an idiot I was.
Welcome Back
Forwarded Directly to 11.40 😂
Their reaction was epic
Great reaction guys . Gonna have to see more of your other ones .
Hey Metal React more on Eminem Recent Tracks Like Lucky You , Homicide etc.
You guys are hilarious.
BTW- It was Public Enemy that collaborated with Anthrax.
Mac Miller- Funeral
New subscriber here. Saw you guys for the first-time tonight, the first video I watched of yours was a reaction to Dear Mama - 2 PAC. Love'n the reactions, honest and intelligent responses, keep up the good work.
Just donated 10 dollars please do black skinhead by Kanye West
Thanks dude!
I wouldn't listen to Kanye for $1000, he is the biggest no talent douchebag ever...IMO
@@Norman-Bates you tell em Norman
@@Norman-Bates Kanye is one of the most talented and influential artists of all time, no ye disrespect will be tolerated.
Norman Bates are we listening to the same person?
dr. dre is a famous rapper and the one who signed eminem to his record label and helped his career take off (you should look up "guilty conscience", it's a collaboration between eminem and dr. dre from em's early career, then there's also "i need a doctor" by em that dre is on and it's all about dre). he was a part of n.w.a. and has produced a lot of huge albums in the hip-hop community.
Welcome back! Please listen to some Death Grips!!
Rap god is a world record song. I loved it. I like to be able to make out the words whether I'm listening to rap or metal, and with Eminem I can. P.s. I noticed your Amorphis T-Shirt. Amorphis is my fav band. Finland, the promised land of metal 🤘
Regardless off what music you’re into (im a opeth/tool/septicflesh fan) you are listening to the greatest lyricist off all time he’s a god he can twist words into anything he wants too! He’s a freak and he can go faster!!
He can rap that 'supersonic speed' verse live, he did it for his show in 2014 and it was spot on, also you guys should use the site rapgenius when doing segments like this so you can actually see the meaning behind each verse that you don't understand, it's very helpful! Great vid though guys, first one I've ever seen of your channel.
If you do another check out "Damien" by DMX.
metal fans love dmx
Nice to see you back guys
I'll donate when you react to the Geto Boys "minds playing tricks on me"
It's good to see u guys back at this even if it's only for a couple vids
11:40 That's JJ Fad a homage, for all you suckas.
Just a minor correction, it was public enemy that collaborated with anthrax for the song bring the noise
Listen to Rakim - Microphone Fiend
The Thing with Rap and them battleing each other is Quite amazing actually. It Shows that the Rap Game is coming from the Heart and is filled with emotions. It also brings the Factor that everbody tries to be the best wich results in an amazing competition and also gives a Lot of Motivation to the listener. Rap Song in wich Rappers flex about Themselves can give You a Lot of Motivation when your Feeling down. For me at least. Great reaction btw.!
dudes, just get the lyric sheet and read. nuthin is wrong with that. makes a better reaction vid