Feb 9, 2020

The most iconic artist we witnessed

 

Jan 24, 2020

Somehow this album gets better each passing day

Darkness >>>>>>

 

Jan 20, 2020

WHAT AN ALBUM

 

Jan 18, 2020

Can we finally acknowledge that Rick Rubin almost ruined Ems career?

 

Mar 6, 2020

Man I love this era

 

Mar 4, 2020

probably a barbecue

 

Feb 12, 2020

“Haha yeah did you see Eminem at the Oscars? He was SO out of breath! He’s put on loads of weight and is his Kangol hat surgically attached to his head? He’s so insecure & irrelevant nowadays. I’m embarrassed for him, he’s really let himself go. Imagine liking Eminem”

 

Jan 28, 2020

Imagine saying "Farewell" is wack, gtfo, it's great.

Eminem dropped an album in 2020 with 20 songs and only one being mediocre (In Too Deep), what a time to be alive.

Last time I was bumping Eminem daily was when Relapse and Recovery dropped and here we are, 10 years later doing this again.

 

Jan 26, 2020

Stepdad makes me hate my stepdad and i don't even have one.

 

Jan 18, 2020

The forbes review was embarrassing. It literally(not kidding) begins with “halsey did nothing to deserve this”. Assuming he meant that since halsey dropped an album, eminem shouldn’t have dropped one to take attention away from her. A grown a--- man getting paid to write reviews for forbes actually wrote that.

 

Jan 17, 2020

First listen

what a f---in album

 

Jul 6, 2020

Literally, this album is his modern day magnum opus. It's his best since TES. I really can't decide tbh... but if I had to: Intro, You Gon Learn, Godzilla, Darkness, Leaving Heaven, Marsh, Lock It Up, Never Love Again, No Regrets, I Will

My fav is Godzilla, I like Em being so technical about his craft and this man went onnnn.

Leaving Heaven 3rd verse is up there too, masterpiece.

Darkness is 10/10

Classic to me.

 

Mar 13, 2020

Hi everyone, I was thinking earlier what made this album so successful is it’s kind of singular, feeling (for once) as Eminem doing an actual rap record. Not an Eminem record

Obviously his other albums were rap but they always felt bogged down somehow:
-sslp, mmlp and tes (then encore) are all kind of a continuation of the same story, themes
-then mmlp2 is obviously a sequel
-relapse, recovery and revival are all in concert w one another
-kamikaze is good but it’s so slight it doesn’t feel like a real project or whatever.

So music to be murdered by has that album feel, but without all the mythology baggage, more just rapping and rapping about the love of rap. Might be one of his better pure technical records that works on its own merits since sslp. Pls like this post if you agree

 

Feb 28, 2020

Em's verse on You Gon' Learn is fire.

A lot of people sleeping on this song in my opinion

 

Feb 18, 2020

Eminem interview this friday!
@StanSXN @EminemSXN

 

Feb 17, 2020

What if this is the case and they are so embarrassed to admit it so they just give us another album to save face

 

Feb 16, 2020