Eminem I'm becoming less of an Eminem Stan by the day

CSW · Jun 3, 2016

Jun 3, 2016
I think I'm beginning to realize how much of an untalented, overrated hack marshall is

not even trolling

Jerome · Jun 3, 2016

Jun 3, 2016
↑L@L

Mike02 · Jun 3, 2016

Jun 3, 2016

RockstarX3000 said

A year ago, I was a huge fan of Eminem. I miss those times now, whem Eminem was so new to me... When I was an outsider going in, learning more about Em, listening to him, it was so exciting. I remember listening to k--- You and keeping it on replay. I remember how I felt when I listened to Kim, being scared af but also getting hella shocked at the same time. I remember listening to songs like Deja Vu and crying, it was all so fun.
Plus, Eminem was still releasing music. Phenomenal, Medicine Man, The Hills Remix, etc. I remember how exciting and fun (yet anxious) it was to wait for these new songs to come out just to hear something from Em. It was exhilirating and gave me memories I still think of today. I remember being on Twitter asking Em questions on his #DearSlim hashtag. The thought of Eminem replying to me and talking to me, answering my question, that was a dream that seemed too real. I also remember when Compton came out and everybody was streaming... The hype I felt when I heard that Medicine Man verse, the way I felt when the stream was going in and out and missing some but hearing the rest... It was awesome!
When Eminem surprise dropped The Hills Remix... That was wonderful as well.

Eminem was the first rapper I had a real connection too. I had Stannes other rappers before (Mainly Outkast) but I had never seen an artists like Eminem. He was good, he made songs I laughed at, cried, songs that I could relate to, but best of all, he was active and still good. OutKast, Little Brother, Common, a lot of the artists I love, are not active anymore, but Eminem still was! It was all perfect.
But eventually, things slowed down a bit. I started listening to less Eminem and more other rappers. This started in December, with Proof's album "I Miss The Hip Hop Shop". Then I listened to Immortal Technique, then Little Brother, and more and more artists since. While many of the artists aren't active like I mentioned, they do have a lot of content I have yet to really hear.
It's been about a year and a few months since I became a Stan. Things aren't the same. I've heard it all. I no longer get that same feel I got when I first heard 97 Bonnie and Clyde. This would be fine, if there was still new music from Eminem, but there isn't. There is a drought in the land. The rainfall is dried up, and all there is no more water. The crops have just about died.
I am becoming less of a Stan every single day because of this. I predict that if no new Eminem music comes out within the next two months, I will no longer be a Stan. I can try to stop this from happening, I can try to keep myself from no longer being a Stan, but it won't happen. If my enjoyment for Shady dies out, I'll be fine. The ride was nice and it was fun. It had ups, downs, and all in betweens, but it may just be over.
Plus, I have a lot of other artists that could become my main rapper. Nas really has a chance at taking this spot. I listened to Illmatic and I loved it, and I have been wanting to hear more and more from him.
Also, I still could occasionally listen to Em, and I'll probably end up being it.
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Eminem was new to you a year ago?

Mike02 · Jun 3, 2016

Jun 3, 2016
In all honesty Em's career is slowly coming to an end. He's gonna be 44 this year, it's been 3 years since his last album and it seems like he's nowhere close to releasing a follow-up. He gave hints that MMLP2 could be his last album. I don't think it will be but I also think it'll be awhile before we get another. I don't think Em will ever officially announced his last album. He loves music too much, so he wants to keep the option open to release more if he ever feels like it. He also doesn't wanna hurt his legacy by retiring and unretiring, like Jay-Z for example. I say we get one more solo album from him, but it won't be for another year or two. And probably a couple side projects. One more compilation album (like a Re-Up or Shady XV), one more greatest hits album (Curtain Call 2?), and if we're lucky one more group album (D12/Bad Meets Evil) but I highly doubt that. I say three more discs and he hangs up the mic.

Ezio926 · Jun 3, 2016

Jun 3, 2016

Arch Dogg said

In all honesty Em's career is slowly coming to an end. He's gonna be 44 this year, it's been 3 years since his last album and it seems like he's nowhere close to releasing a follow-up. He gave hints that MMLP2 could be his last album. I don't think it will be but I also think it'll be awhile before we get another. I don't think Em will ever officially announced his last album. He loves music too much, so he wants to keep the option open to release more if he ever feels like it. He also doesn't wanna hurt his legacy by retiring and unretiring, like Jay-Z for example. I say we get one more solo album from him, but it won't be for another year or two. And probably a couple side projects. One more compilation album (like a Re-Up or Shady XV), one more greatest hits album (Curtain Call 2?), and if we're lucky one more group album (D12/Bad Meets Evil) but I highly doubt that. I say three more discs and he hangs up the mic.
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There was actually 3 years between Recovery and MMLP 2 so...

Dread or Alive · Jun 3, 2016

Jun 3, 2016

Arch Dogg said

Eminem was new to you a year ago?

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two drake meme's and a fifty in one post

Dread or Alive · Jun 3, 2016

Jun 3, 2016

RockstarX3000 said

A year ago, I was a huge fan of Eminem. I miss those times now, whem Eminem was so new to me... When I was an outsider going in, learning more about Em, listening to him, it was so exciting. I remember listening to k--- You and keeping it on replay. I remember how I felt when I listened to Kim, being scared af but also getting hella shocked at the same time. I remember listening to songs like Deja Vu and crying, it was all so fun.
Plus, Eminem was still releasing music. Phenomenal, Medicine Man, The Hills Remix, etc. I remember how exciting and fun (yet anxious) it was to wait for these new songs to come out just to hear something from Em. It was exhilirating and gave me memories I still think of today. I remember being on Twitter asking Em questions on his #DearSlim hashtag. The thought of Eminem replying to me and talking to me, answering my question, that was a dream that seemed too real. I also remember when Compton came out and everybody was streaming... The hype I felt when I heard that Medicine Man verse, the way I felt when the stream was going in and out and missing some but hearing the rest... It was awesome!
When Eminem surprise dropped The Hills Remix... That was wonderful as well.

Eminem was the first rapper I had a real connection too. I had Stannes other rappers before (Mainly Outkast) but I had never seen an artists like Eminem. He was good, he made songs I laughed at, cried, songs that I could relate to, but best of all, he was active and still good. OutKast, Little Brother, Common, a lot of the artists I love, are not active anymore, but Eminem still was! It was all perfect.
But eventually, things slowed down a bit. I started listening to less Eminem and more other rappers. This started in December, with Proof's album "I Miss The Hip Hop Shop". Then I listened to Immortal Technique, then Little Brother, and more and more artists since. While many of the artists aren't active like I mentioned, they do have a lot of content I have yet to really hear.
It's been about a year and a few months since I became a Stan. Things aren't the same. I've heard it all. I no longer get that same feel I got when I first heard 97 Bonnie and Clyde. This would be fine, if there was still new music from Eminem, but there isn't. There is a drought in the land. The rainfall is dried up, and all there is no more water. The crops have just about died.
I am becoming less of a Stan every single day because of this. I predict that if no new Eminem music comes out within the next two months, I will no longer be a Stan. I can try to stop this from happening, I can try to keep myself from no longer being a Stan, but it won't happen. If my enjoyment for Shady dies out, I'll be fine. The ride was nice and it was fun. It had ups, downs, and all in betweens, but it may just be over.
Plus, I have a lot of other artists that could become my main rapper. Nas really has a chance at taking this spot. I listened to Illmatic and I loved it, and I have been wanting to hear more and more from him.
Also, I still could occasionally listen to Em, and I'll probably end up being it.
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you little fa----, im a harder stan that you and ive been bumping kendrick and nas for years (even bumped wayne before em)
If you've been listening to only eminem, then artistes like thug and future will sound like complete s--- to you at first, So take your time and climb down the ladder

Here, have some kendrick

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