Nov 28, 2017

HES IN THE STUDIO RERECORDING THE ALBUM, GIVE THE MAN A BREAK PLZ.

 

Nov 28, 2017

 

Nov 28, 2017

I'm like Houdini, tuck my teenie eenie weenie between each
One of my thighs and make it disappear like a genie
Make the s--- disappear like Tara Reid in a bikini
Believe me homie, you don't know the meaning of a meanie

 

Nov 28, 2017

Nah for me is relevant. Im a big fan
I mean for the label/interescope.

best hook on MMLP2

 

Nov 28, 2017

in 2009 relapse's accent was like WHAT THE f---
in 2017 relapse's accent is like orgasm in my ears.

 

Nov 28, 2017

Well you’re late because I’ve already proven to ppl that I’m black already on here, showed 4 four forms of I.d one being name on social, and driver license, so bounce

 

Nov 28, 2017

Encore has more classics than MMLP2!!!! h---, MMLP2 has zero classics. Only a couple that are close.

 

Nov 28, 2017

I never would've thought I'd pray for the accent to come back...I actually prefer that over his 13-17 flow/tone/delivery...

 

Nov 28, 2017

Couldn’t agree more, but it’s still a bad album.

 

Nov 28, 2017

I lock myself in the bedroom, bathroom, nappin' at noon
Yeah, Dad's in a bad mood, he's always snappin' at you
Marshall, what happened that you can't stop with these pills?
And you've fallen off with your skills
And your own fans are laughin' at you
It become a problem you're too p---- to tackle?
Get up, be a man, stand, a real man woulda had this s--- handled

 

Nov 28, 2017

Only because of a pact they made. Devils Night. Case closed.

 

Nov 28, 2017

For f---ing real.

 

Nov 28, 2017

I was lucky enough to get the phone call to go to Detroit and get in the studio for a few days and work with him. They take making music very seriously. Em’s not just going to rap on a beat and call it a day. He’s really going to work on the production and arrangement of the song. He’s a producer to the core.

So I was there, working on ideas. I didn’t come with a bunch of ideas planned out. It was kind of like, ‘Let me set up my equipment and talk to Marshall and see what he is going for, and just try to make stuff, and hopefully make something that inspires him that he wants to rap on and turn into a song.’

I made a lot of beats, a lot of hard, up-tempo stuff, and he kept saying, ‘Man, I really want to do like a classic rock kind of vibe. Like a classic rock sample. Something that I might have listened to when I was a kid on the rock radio station.’ So I always had that in my head, but I didn’t have any records or anything like that with me.

So one morning I got up a little earlier and went digging in Detroit. I got a car to take me around, and I went to all these record stores, just buying classic ’70s rock records. I was at People’s Records in downtown Detroit, which is a great record store, and [Eminem’s manager] Paul Rosenberg called me like, ‘Where the f--- are you? Em’s about to be at the studio and you’re not here.’
was far from the studio in downtown Detroit. So I grabbed a pile of ‘70s rock records, like a crate of 75, and rushed back to the studio.

So I was flipping through them and Em would be in the studio doing his own thing writing. And I remember dropping the needle on Black Sabbath ‘Going Through Changes,’ and he walked in the room right as I dropped the needle. And it started playing, and we both looked at each other like, ‘That could be the one.’

And he obviously liked the Black Sabbath song [and was familiar with it], and he gave me the look like he was into it. There wasn’t a lot of communication, but he definitely had the eyebrow raise like, ‘That could be something!’

I went to work and started chopping it up and arranging the song. I came up with the chorus and the verses and some drums, but not the final drums. Mike Strange, who’s Em’s engineer and also a great guitar player, played some guitars on it. So we had the core of the music set, and I left Detroit.

 

Nov 28, 2017

Does anybody remember Richard song?
I remember the pool when Koolo asked how many times Em will say d-ck.

 

Nov 28, 2017

Spend Some Time>>>>>>>

 

Nov 28, 2017

He's still in there. I've accepted we will only get a track or two each album on that level. I think some people can't accept he won't release s--- like he used to because we all know he can still.....maybe not always that classic level but still great enough for everyone to bump. He refuses to because he's a p---- about rapping about his family and thinks he must switch everything up every f---ing album.

 

Nov 28, 2017

The facr thay he switches he styles every album is one of the main reason I still listen to his albums and actually like them...

 

Nov 28, 2017

Do you all think Em will underperform commercially by his standards? Like before WOW flopped everyone over here was thinking that he would easily do 1 million + because of the streams. What are your thoughts?

 

Nov 28, 2017

He will still do 1m+ imo...especially if they release a proper single that’s not just for the hardcore fanbase.

Walk on Water was never destined to be a chart-topper and they knew that. The subject matter, the lack of beat & the overall tone of the song clearly indicates that it was one for the fans explaining why it’s been 4 years since he put out an album.

...and anyone who thinks otherwise and genuinely believes it ‘flopped’ needs to seriously rethink. Eminem has put out chart toppers for every album - and will for Revival, but this just wasn’t supposed to be one of them. Also before anyone mentions it: Beyoncé was on the hook because she’s one of the few in the industry that can relate to the track.

 

Nov 28, 2017