Feb 5, 2017

how tf you f--- someone with a flannel

 

Feb 5, 2017

It's over and I've accepted it. If he could still make good music he would have. This isn't going to magically make him good.

 

Feb 5, 2017

1st one is from infinite. Open mic.

I don't know the second one. I did a Google search and found out it was from a soundtrack album. I do not own soundtrack albums, compilations or greatest hits albums due to redundancy reasons and consistency reasons.

You've gained 50% of my respect. If you don't believe I have infinite then I'll screenshot you my WMP with my ratings.

 

Feb 5, 2017

I don't need respect from you. One of these was one of the best known tracks of Infinite, which of course everyone that claims to be an Eminem fan has listened to, and the other one you'd probably not know of when you're not a fan.

I don't consider myself a fan anymore though, current Em is not the Em of back then. I miss the Em that would geek out on his rhyme schemes on Trick Trick features.

 

Feb 5, 2017

as much as u r WOAT.. u might be right

 

Feb 5, 2017

second one's off the wall w/redman

 

Feb 5, 2017

There's nothing woat about me.

 

Feb 5, 2017

I agree, but theres just something vastly more amateurish about current Em's execution of the style

 

Feb 5, 2017

I don't consider myself a superfan. I don't go out and buy soundtrack albums or greatest hits regardless of who's on it. They're usually cash ins.

True Eminem fans will know which two songs this line appeared on.

"I used to give a f---. Now I give a f--- less. What do I think of success it sucks too much stress."

 

Feb 5, 2017

Mockingbird.

 

Feb 5, 2017

Off the wall isn't from a soundtrack, but the unofficial Off the Wall EP. If I get locked up tonight is on there as well. Go to sleep is also of a soundtrack, if you didn't hear that one your missing out.

Lmao, you can't ask me to name one of the best known songs from him. Everybody knows the song the infamous Columbine line is on. If you were around at that time, you would've NEVER asked me this.

 

Feb 5, 2017

I can agree with that. The MMLP style isn't his natural style anymore and he's definitely trying to go back to it. I'm not saying No Favors is his best feature by any means but it is no where near his worst feature at all. Any true EM fan knows Touchdown with T.I. Is by far his worst and No Favors is leaps and bounds beyond that

 

Feb 5, 2017

Oh man, you're forgetting about Throw It Up. Not only the worst feature, but the absolute worst song of his entire catalog. And yeah, i'm counting Wee Wee and Fack.

 

Feb 5, 2017

Glad to see another true EM that knows his s---. Lol yeah his verse on Throw it Up is horrible. You wouldn't throw His verse from Touchdown up there with it? I can remember thinking wtf hearing him rap about having candy painted rims and people looking like frogger as he drove through lmao

 

Feb 5, 2017

First one was epic, if I tweeted I would totally help. I retired.

 

Feb 5, 2017

Loool you guys still care that much about Eminem... been average for years, not surprised. I quite like the new verse tho, certainly not as bad as its being made out to me

Tem

 

Feb 5, 2017

Temerity?

 

Feb 5, 2017

#smallfrozenturd

 

Feb 5, 2017

I briefly remember you lol

 

Feb 5, 2017

I hate to say this, but do you really think Em is going to change anything? Should he? Even if he somehow reads everything about this movement and he forces himself to write lyrics the way we like and change his flow to what we want, I don't think the outcome would be nice at all. Art is not something that can be made by demand. Most importantly, I don't think an artist should ever listen to his fans nor they should try to change him. He gives us music, we give him money. That's it. The artistic process should never be driven by other incentive than what the artist wants to communicate in the way he feels adequate. If the music happens to be what we want then great, if not then we'll listen to other artists. Critisism can be made, of course, but it will only have effect if the artist himself was thinking about something similar beforehand. Finally, of course he or his camp won't listen to us, the album is going to sell well, people would still go to his concerts and that's all that matter to them, do you really think he knows which of those people are old-fans and which ones are new? or even their musical taste? Sad day for us, I really hope he gives us an album full of what we consider "good music", but it just doesn't seem likely.