Dec 15, 2015

No other Hip Hop Artist has 4 classic albums

The Slim Shady LP
The Marshall Mathers LP
The Eminem Show
The Marshall Mathers LP 2

The Eminem Show is the greatest Hip-Hop album of all time so no other Hip Hop Artist has a better album


What other Hip Hop Artist is as creative? produced 90% of their music them, sung and performed 95% of the hooks on their songs them self, mixed 50% of their songs them self like Eminem has?

^^^^Being this creative and Musically all rounded and Artistically all rounded while by far being the highest seller ever in the genre with ease as well as being 1 of the highest sellers ever across all genres?


Facts>>>>>hatred, jealous, envy, bitter opinions


Name me 1 other Hip Hop Artist that has as many fans who don't even listen to or like Hip Hop but just listen to Eminem. hence reaching a demographic beyond just Hip Hop


Name me another rapper who has been as successful at singing as Eminem?

 

Dec 15, 2015

Name me another Hip-Hop Artist with a bigger female fan base?

A bigger teenage fan base?

A bigger foreign fan base?

 

Dec 15, 2015

 

Dec 16, 2015

How many L's can WPG take in one thread before he realizes he may actually be wrong..

 

Dec 16, 2015

@WPG is such a cool guy though deep down he's a real chill

But we have to take into consideration @WPG is very passionate about Hip Hop the guy even actually writes reviews for albums and is a rapper himself and he can actually rap he is white

Looking at it from his angle Eminem has blocked white rappers even though that is not Marshalls fault no other white rapper will ever be successful Eminem forever will be that white messiah pop icon that happens to be in the genre of Hip Hop but is a Pop icon

I just feel 1 day he could get over the issues he has towards Eminem because Paul actually is alright as a person

 

Dec 16, 2015

The hate he receives evens out the dickriding.

 

Dec 16, 2015

Thing is because WPG is white it would be the easy route for him if he too worshipped Eminem like everyone else said things like Eminem's deep songs saved his life, constantly bragged about Eminem's sales, popularity, awards, wealth, being more successful and bigger than any other artist. Basically a typical white Eminem fan where Eminem is his idol

But he doesn't take that easy route and for the fact WPG feels there is a racist understone even at the most subtle form within some Eminem fans. Me as an ethnic minority how can i not commend WPG for speaking out about this especially when he is white himself

People like WPG are going against the grain by hating on such an icon, legendary, as popular as u can get figure like Eminem

 

Dec 16, 2015

Strong. I wasn't talking about WPG at all.

I think that Eminem is rated among the greatest hip-hop artists of all time. While there are people that think he is more than that and others that think he isn't, it balances it out.

 

Dec 16, 2015

 

Dec 16, 2015

The f--- is Starnizzy saying? lol

 

Dec 16, 2015

I just wanna show u guys some comments from 1 of my fave songs ever. I think then u start to understand a @WPGs frustration because people act like this song and other deep songs of his literally saved their life

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Elmer Homero 2 months ago (edited)
Eminem teachs you more about life than the f---ing school He makes you fly, even more than a red bull His words are like a knife, they penetrate into your soul Correct us like if he were our wife, when y we act like a fool In our hardest monents, drives us to a hope's pool The ideas to his head arrive, he loves his job, he's never dull Marshall, gime me the five, your ability, f---ing rules



Meadow Rochford 2 months ago
all of his songs mean something


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ali mohmmed 1 month ago
my favorite verse is the last. and also the verse after that. Nobody asked for life to deal us With these bs hands we're dealt We gotta take these cards ourselves And flip them, don't expect no help.. this on my top 5 lyrics of all time so clever and genius and wow what is your favorite verse and why. ?


Jake Jacoby 3 weeks ago
I hate it when people compare Eminem to God. I mean, he's great and all, but he's no Eminem.



Sabeel Rehman 1 week ago
This may sound sad, but this song saved my life. Being 14-15 years old in high school being bullied, consistently everyday, being denied by those who i didn't wanted to be denied by, i considered taking my life away, it was a stupidd thought at a you age, and it should never be taken action towards, but listening to this song, brought me to tears, and i stayed humble along the way and now, the people who bullied me are the ones who come to me for advice and i give them the advice because being a d-ck ain't right even though they were themselves. Sounds crazy but, anyways, because of eminem, his music, him being honestly one of my biggest inspirations, idon't think i would have the confidence to build myself. Thank you Marshall. One of your biggest stans. Forever and ever.


Natasha Rodriguez 1 week ago
Eminem makes me feel like a somebody not a nobody he is the most important inspiring artist and person I've ever even knew!


Shahd senpai シャヒード 3 days ago
he's just PERFECT!


Chelsea Fredericks 2 days ago
one of my favorite songs. gets me so emotional.



Helin Iskenderun 1 day ago
this song is meaning of rap not f---in drake or kanye


Jason Francois 4 days ago
ive cried so many times to this song man.. great song eminem



Stephanie Metzler 2 hours ago




Karri Hartman 6 days ago
I will forever be a fan of eminem



Nick Gil 6 days ago
this is the first eminem song I listened to when I was 7... great memories great song love it.



tina bellamy 6 days ago
this man knows what hes singing about i sure do top man full respect x


Neon Lightings 5 days ago
This made me cry.

 

Dec 16, 2015

@WPG is a pretentious, stubborn fool who reeks of hubris.
Anyone can write a review for an album. Rapping doesn't give you any extra points or credentials in hip-hop discussions. Almost anyone, with the right mindset, can rap in some shape or form. Also, whether or not Eminem has really "blocked" white rappers is an arguable claim based on non-evidential presumptions rather than actual concrete evidence and examples. White rapeprs like Mac Miller, Yelawolf, Action Bronson, and Macklemore are all enjoying fruitful, successful careers. f---, even Paul Wall went platinum in 2005. If anything, you could form a much stronger argument saying that Eminem actually opened doors for white hip-hop acts by engaging an audience outside of inner-city urban youth. He activated the suburbs so to speak and the suburbs are the core demographics that the white artists mentioned earlier are appealing to. It all makes sense. Eminem, in some respects, redefined and expanded the image of 'the rapper', making characters like the Mac Millers and Yelawolfs of the world acceptable in the climate of hip-hop. 'Rapper', as an image, no longer translates to just street n----s who look like '93 Wu-tang, nor is it isolated to only Black people. The racial boundaries have been widened, diluted in some sense. This is a direct effect of Eminem's impact.

Edit: on one level, one could see this as the covert gentrification of hip-hop, as a cultural movement, for the sake of an evolving entertainment industry. The industry as sanitized hip-hop of its diversity and inherent sociopolitical, convention threatening implications - the industry as generated evolving standards (trends), used to mediate and control the genre. Eminem, in some sense, was a pawn used to exercise this. Drake is too. And Kendrick. Virtually, every large commercially recognized rapper becomes a tool of perpetuating the satisfaction of industry.

 

Dec 16, 2015

It doesn't benefit him to constantly hate on Eminem but i stand by what i said the easier option would be for him to be an Eminem fan act like he the best ever the route he takes u have to admit is not the easy route