Jul 25, 2024 I think I still perfer MTBMB over this album. The album is good, but not great. We really only got 14 songs out of the album. Temporary and Save me could have been bonus tracks or kept for himself or just a random drop. There seems to be a lot of repetiveness in this album and trying too hard to be edgy. MTBMB he was just rapping his a--- off to some great beats and production and features. Too many skits. I wouldn't make skits their own tracks these days. I would include the skits at the beginning or end of a track. Renaissance and Trouble are too short unfortunately. I wouldn't consider them tracks, more like interludes. We really only got: Habits, Brand New Dance, Evil, Lucifer, Antichrist, Road Rage (Meh), Fuel, Houdini, GC2 (Terrible Execution), Head Honcho (Terrible Feature), Bad One, & Tobey.
Jul 25, 2024 Idk, People are parrots just repeating what others say, some say they hate road rage now everyone hates, it’s sad the same with Lucifer in the beginning, there were comments about it being the best song they have ever heard from Em, and it was echoing until someone woke up from the coma and realized the cap. Its just so trendy to hate Ez’s feature but for me it goes f---ing hard. Like miles better than JID. also JID feature someone said was goated etc and everyone mimicks that, JID feature is weak, brother not even saying anything. smirk, birth, earth, first, circle jerk
Jul 25, 2024 People normally can't form their own opinions. I get that. If people are hating and they like it, they will act like they hate it as well. JIDs verse is much better than EZs though..To each their own. JID outlines plot for revenge after a murder. 1) R.I.P. on a shirt 2) Searching and lurking for the perpetrator 3) Followed by the murder: murk (murder), squirt (s---t), dirt (buried), and the subsequent police search (first 48).
Jul 25, 2024 Somewhere in the Detroit multiverse, Slim Shady has escaped his 2002 timeline and popped through a portal to terrorize 2024. A serial offender with no shortage of targets, Slim’s really back with Terminator-type tenacity, bent on taking out the very man that sired him: Marshall Mathers. In ‘The Face-Off’—a digital short created in collaboration with COMPLEX—Slim and Marshall spar with the gloves off in an 11 minute roast battle that bends space and time, and shatters civility. Only when the dust settles do we discover which one wins the war for the soul of Eminem. But you’ll have to watch on 7/29 to find who the champ is.
Jul 25, 2024 This is so dope! I’m on my way to see the new Deadpool Movie and I open my Instagram and see Slim Shady & Marshall interview each other. Love this comicbooky multiverse concept.
Jul 25, 2024 “I Just Don’t Give a f---” Still shocked this line wasn’t on the album, which is why I think there is definitely more shady music coming. How can you not have a Never Gave a f--- titled song?!
