WTF another Eminem video are you kidding me with all the great lyricist that we have from the past and all you guys do is play Eminem videos smdh 🤔

@tejasbhat4477

Жыл бұрын

They play what subscribers demand

@chrism7411

Жыл бұрын

Lmfaooo chill Eminem is the greatest

@TheOfficialCartierFamily

Жыл бұрын

Shall you suggest one Mr Eric 🤔

@cameronpierce6558

Жыл бұрын

Man stop. They just discovering em and his catalog is crazy big. Suggest a song for them to react to and maybe they will. I personally like to see younger cats getting into music that might have been before their time

@chrism7411

Жыл бұрын

@@TheOfficialCartierFamily hell nah most of your viewers are Eminem fans lol

A little fun story: This song came out in 2002, before the movie 8 Mile, and it was a huge hit. The movie producer (or whoever) told Em that they were going to use this song as a soundtrack because he could not make a bigger hit song, but Eminem was like "hold my beer" and he went and wrote Lose Yourself.

@mauriciosandoval9119

Жыл бұрын

The original lose yourself song never got released and Eminem forgot about it until years way later when it resurfaced.

@_aweshit

Жыл бұрын

@@mauriciosandoval9119he lost that one himself fo sho. Lol

@scamrasc

Жыл бұрын

Source???? The Eminem Show was done. Em then moved onto helping produce Cheers and GRODT and was always intended to write original music for a soundtrack. The original song intended to be the official song was 8 mile.....as in the SONG 8 mile...from the 8 mile soundtrack......but Em was dissatisfied and thought he could do better so wrote Lose Yourself between takes. I've never at any point heard anyone ever claim COMC had any involvement with 8 mile.

@garethreynolds9061

Жыл бұрын

wasnt without me bigger? I dont think COMC was even the biggest on the eminem show, let alone the biggest he made up to that point. Real slim shady?

@user-di5ij8ke4n

Жыл бұрын

Song came out in 1999 and was a big hit

He was angry because he had a little brother that also suffered abuse and was put into the foster care system, he does mention him in at least one of his songs. He doesn't perform Cleaning Out My Closet anymore, I have seen articles that say they have somewhat mended their relationship. Child abuse can continue through generations, he didn't do that, he made beauty with pain. He is an artist of the lifetime.

@WithDiameter

9 ай бұрын

His mom also did have munchausen by proxy and made a diss track about him too. They did not get along. His dad tried getting in touch only after he got famous. But yeah he and his mom have made up and he hates this song now but still one of my faves.

@abbyniloingsigh7188

6 ай бұрын

Yeah and listen to the song Headlights. It’s a real tearjerker.

@gizzypop2244

27 күн бұрын

They’re on okay terms now as far as I know (not good but okay), and I believe he promised her to not sing COMC anymore to not damage their relationship again.

I was 17 when Eminem signed with Dre. The protest and hate against him was crazy. The media made it seem like his music was going to damage all the kids. But the radio stations refusing to play him, the protest and media really just drove his sales higher and made him more popular.

@Thawhid

5 ай бұрын

Daymm. The media have always been backwards ig

@Nat27999

2 ай бұрын

They should make a documentary about Eminem when he rose to fame

@Spectrum0122

2 ай бұрын

bro he was like 26 when he signed loll

@Lovesanimals736

2 ай бұрын

@@Spectrum0122 ok and I didn't say anything about how old he was.

@user-up3uc6ol4r

2 ай бұрын

I was about thirty then. It pissed me off the way they hounded the boy. He's an artist. Anyone with an ear knows that.

Eminem was able to turn his pain into purpose. When this first came out, we all felt his pain through his words. He was and always will be a master lyricist.

@Makaveli13Xroy

6 ай бұрын

i vividly remember hearing "The way i am" for the first time as a 13 year old kid, im 35 now and to this day that is one of his hardest songs for me, the raw emotion the lyricism , the flow, the gritty beat ; you can actually feel the pain and anger in his voice on that one , he just goes in from start to finish on "The way i am"

@Thawhid

5 ай бұрын

​@Makaveli13Xroy absolutely. One of my favourites too. Timeless

He brought up Munchausen Syndrome. A terrible disorder for the people around the person who has it, especially if it's the form Munchausen By-Proxy, which I believe he is describing. My biological mother had it, and most of my childhood consisted of being told I was sick when I wasn't. That's why this track hits so hard for me.

@rossrobertson674

Жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure that syndrome is used to describe the person who's being made to think they're sick, not the person that tricks the other person into thinking they're sick

@WadeWalkerYT

Жыл бұрын

@@rossrobertson674 Munchausen syndrome is a condition in which a person will make themselves sick or pretend to be sick in order to receive attention. By-Proxy is where you make others sick to achieve similar effect.

@everlyoshea

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry you went through so much. Some songs hit deep. Hope you are at peace.

@brbapappa

Жыл бұрын

What I thought is his mom told him he was sick so she could get the attention and compassion from others

@brandyanderson3522

Жыл бұрын

@@rossrobertson674 Munchausen is the when they person pretends to be or makes themselves sick. Munchausen by proxy, is when they act as if some in their care is sick. It is most often a mother making their child sick.

I'm black and I grew up listening to Em. He is one of the best-selling artists of all time. You would have to live under the biggest rock to not know his songs but I guess the hood is a rock lol

@Cadzilla_V

Жыл бұрын

He's the highest selling rap artist of all time.

@trappestarrgaming3422

Жыл бұрын

What that mean shit ik who he was but his stuff was never on the radio so o was the only black guy in high skool listening to him and I graduated in 2006

@asiacapriii

Жыл бұрын

I grew up in the hood and listened to Em

@Jamezy316

Жыл бұрын

bro they are cappin for the views. There aint a person on the planet that didnt know who Eminem was

@phettywappharmaceuticalsll8842

Жыл бұрын

🧢

Don't mind anyone saying you're living under a rock, etc for not really knowing Em - it's hard for milennials to understand because he was such a huge shock to the system back then. It's more a generational thing than anything else. What I really appreciate is you all taking the time to dig into the older stuff we all enjoyed back then. Love your work keep it up!

@bashful_mango

Жыл бұрын

I hate when people say stuff like this to younger hip hop fans, like, I was an 08 baby so I never really got that much exposure to rap and stuff other than my dad playing 50 or pac sometimes in the car so when I found MMLP for the first time I was completely sucked in, and then people start being like "how did u not know 💀💀" like lemme discover 90's/00's hip hop in peace 😭

@case4896

Жыл бұрын

​@Bashful_Mango Exacly not everyone is allowed to look at stuff like this there for they aren't even able to lisen to music like this

@namelessjames

11 ай бұрын

agreeeed

@ronny-ratamp2923

11 ай бұрын

Preach💯💎

@StankyPack

10 ай бұрын

Kris I can just tell you got the HEAVIES 🥲

This seriously happened!! That boy went through more crap then anybody should ever go through…but look who is loved and standing taller than ever!!

😂 it’s pine sol. His mom made him think he was sick to the point of putting mild amounts of poison in his food.

@nicenhawtmenrgay

Жыл бұрын

She also put Valium in his food

@eileenward

Жыл бұрын

Omg really Eminem’s mom put poison in he’s food . What kind of mother is she . No wonder why he runs his mom down in he’s songs . She sounds like a deadbeat mother. What a disgrace x 😮

@jakedasnake9021

Жыл бұрын

Nah it's cough syrup. POS parents give it to their kids to make em pass out so they don't have to deal with em.

@angelahunter7332

Жыл бұрын

Munchausen! my grandmother had that until she had an actual sick kid to replace her needs! she used to tell my father and all of his siblings they were sick all the time and and make up sicknesses she didn't actually make them sick though

@timunz8192

Жыл бұрын

That’s pinesol folks lol she poisoned him with small amounts, make him think he was sick

As a 34yr old black woman from the hood in S.Fla that was a huge Em fan I love watching yall react to his music lol. This whole album was 🔥 EM definitely caused alot of hell during his prime. Yall should react to more songs from this album as well as MMLP and The Slim Shady LP 🔥🔥

@reneev2208

Жыл бұрын

Right! I agree with you on that. I think people need to stop with all the "why you always listening to EM?" The man has so much out there that hasn't been reacted to...yet.

@mirandamiley5425

Жыл бұрын

im 34 too and when they said they never heard Em ,it just made me feel old lol idk why ppl think they are lying

@lyrichasmoxie2586

Жыл бұрын

In 2010 when I was like 10 or 11 I was jamming tf out of eminem. I got my first iPod 4th generation and I felt unstoppable lol. I wish I was 20 in 2000.

@GoonerC5011

Жыл бұрын

@@mirandamiley5425 me to I turned 36 yesterday and am a big em fan from slim shady lp onwards 😳 made me feel old boys but all 💙

@kristopheranderson5446

Жыл бұрын

LP is my favorite.... Everyone says every other album is I guess everyone has their own opinion

I'm a 38 year old white girl from Seattle, Washington and i feel like I could school these beautiful men on everything Eminem. Bless their young hearts. Love watching these guys react to the GOAT that I grew up listening to.

@vanessarussell7048

2 ай бұрын

Facts! I’d be there right with you 😂

@MarieDahme

Ай бұрын

I'm a 52 year old white lady, and I remember this from way back in the day!

@kristindailey100

Ай бұрын

Same. We need to conference call these young men. lol we have so the tea and receipts! 😂

Look up the definition of Münchausen syndrome, it will explain why his mom made him sick to his stomach. Also it WAS pinesol . She poisoned him when he was a kid. I love watching these. It’s crazy seeing people who have never heard these songs. I grew up when these came out so the context hit’s different for me than y’all and it’s cool to see a younger generation appreciate his music. Thanks for sharing.

"How could you be that mad at your mama" the look from the dude in the black shirt is Fucking priceless like "don't be acting like there ain't sick shit out there' dude" 🤣🤣

@alieneyez1799

6 ай бұрын

Right 🤣🤣🤣🤣

For what it’s worth, I’m a 36 year old man that actually watches this channel because of the generation gap. When reacting to songs and shows of things that were coming out for me growing up, it’s fascinating to see your reactions. Plus I think all of you are pretty genuine guys just chilling and learning through all of these reactions. I’d love to see you guys do “If I had” on Eminem’s debut album. It’s a back track that doesn’t get the love it should. I also think you’d be fascinated with NF. He goes hard, and I’d say do “Mansion” first from him. He will blow you away. Keep it all coming fellas, there aren’t many channels I feel loyal to, but this is sure one of them.

@RemingtonSteel

Жыл бұрын

41 here. Same reasons I watch them

@openmindz7689

Жыл бұрын

Same im 38.

@Mike_H76

Жыл бұрын

46 ya youngins :D ... personally I like "Story" from NF, I haven't gotten into too much from him though. These dudes do more listening and chilling than analyzing so some artists won't hit as hard, I see it with Eminem bars all the time. No, nobody is expected to catch everything, but LISTEN more talk less or just pause to talk.

@lalathedonna5223

Жыл бұрын

36 as well, and watch for the same reason. It reminds me of the that feeling of nostalgia I get when my 16yo and 11yo boys are learning/listening to a banger from the past.

@playtoearngaming4858

Жыл бұрын

Same here I'm 37 and it's interesting seeing how they interact with the music compared to how I perceived it when it came out.

First i gotta say, i love your channel. I’m a 51 year old white lady who loves all kinds of music especially rap and rock. It’s super fun to watch ya’ll react to so many of my faves. As a mother Eminem’s lyrics break my heart. I know he wouldn’t appreciate the sympathy but dang. Fyi - Munchausen’s Syndrome is a mental condition where a person repeatedly seeks medical attention for another person for symptoms that are falsified, exaggerated, or deliberately induced. So…she was putting poison in his food and taking him to the dr or hosp.❤

Love the fact you all recognise and appreciate his story telling! You should do 'guilty conscience' and 'headlights'

Cleanin out my closet is Eminems deepest heart felt song in my opinion. I know he hates this song now because him and his mom are good now, But it still doesent change the fact that he felt this way at 1 time in his life. You can just hear the pain in his voice and any rapper that put that much pain In a song would not wanna hear it or perform it anymore. 💔 Em is a GOAT 🐐 I'm glad he made peace with his mom 🙏

@topspot4834

Жыл бұрын

Hard staying mad at you Mom no matter the cause. I didn't talk to my Mom for months at one time, and it left a hole in my heart. Hopefully she apologized, cause what she did w that lawsuit was being fd up.

@stubbz3168

Жыл бұрын

I would agree with you but Castle and Arrose he litterally puts his heart on his sleeve for us all.

@Aberator5

Жыл бұрын

@@stubbz3168 castle and arose are some of the best songs he’s ever written even he says that himself. Sadly it came from revival, which soils those songs because most people never wanna give them a chance

@stubbz3168

Жыл бұрын

@@Aberator5 yeah i agree with you about revival but lyrically and technical ability its a fantastic album.

@skrillah6259

Жыл бұрын

Headlights is his most heartfelt song

Yes, that really happened!! Radio stations were getting fined THOUSANDS of $$$ by the FCC if they played an Em song🤦🏽‍♀️

I know this song by heart! When I was little I hid the album from my parents because Eminem is so explicit but this song hit my soul! It’s so raw and emotional you could tell eminem really went through shit and he laid it all out in his stories this man is a legend before and after death. 😎

@GalacticoBernabeu

5 күн бұрын

Hhaha yes, my parents got so angry when i bought the slim shady lp in the year 2000. At a flea market in serbia. My aunt backed me up and said "no no, this is a Really good artist" to my parents so I could keep the cd 😅

I bought my first Eminem album when I was 11 with my Xmas money and related and adored it so much. The humour, the honesty and the emotions. This track hit home for me and I honestly don’t share the same reaction as everyone else. It used to shock me that this song shocks people. But now I’m nearly 30 I realise that not everyone has had a difficult upbringing and experienced childhood trauma. The thing is, you’re imaging saying those things about your parents who are probably nice and caring people. But having a parent who abuses you is not the same. In that situation you are an innocent child who deserves better. Eminem knows that and has given better when he has become a parent himself. This isn’t a blanket hate against parents, it’s an honest portrayal of thoughts and feelings looking back on a broken childhood.

this song is one of the reasons eminem has such a loyal fanbase...em has always been so open about what he's been through and transparent about everything

This song and this entire album got me thru a lot of shit when I was coming up. Im 37. Extremely abusive home life. This video/song still plays In my flash back nightmares to this day. And I smile when I wake up.

@rochelle4354

Жыл бұрын

I hope you’re doing well now.

@CarlosMartinez-pc9wv

Жыл бұрын

Im 30 nd same

@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend

Жыл бұрын

I hope you’re doing well now❤️❤️❤️

@Jarmel101

Жыл бұрын

Stand strong life is a *motherfucker* It can't break us!

@rugerboyks6288

Жыл бұрын

It is Pinesoil

The thing about a lot of em's songs is people from many different generations can relate.

I just discovered you guys. You are a breath of fresh air. Keep it up!

For me the crazy thing about Eminems music is that the emotions translate even beyond languages. I remember listening to this song when I was like 8 years old, not understanding a word of english (from Germany) and still crying because i felt the pain in the lyrics. I still think that this seperates him from most rappers, even till today.

@monicawanderley

Жыл бұрын

This, 100%. I remember listening to the songs not understanding anything and get the of the feelings of what have been said.

@Livingtree32

Жыл бұрын

When it came out I was 12 and could already speak English (also from Germany), so I didn’t have this problem haha

@M.Grafus

Жыл бұрын

100% ebenfalls aus Deutschland und sehe es genauso; Eminem hittet einfach anders

@yesmyninja6850

Жыл бұрын

yes there‘s something special that makes you feel his emotions.

@heuchler60

Жыл бұрын

@@M.Grafus ja eminem ist halt der krasseste

Hi Guys! Thanks for the honest reactions. I didn't see this in the comments, so I thought I'd add about his mother's illness. "Munchausen syndrome by proxy is a mental illness and a form of child abuse. The caretaker of a child, most often a mother, either makes up fake symptoms or causes real symptoms to make it look like the child is sick." Damn, he's been through alot.

@TheNickjhaight

Жыл бұрын

This is absolutely correct (obviously I don't actually know if it happened to Em, but this is exactly what he was referring to).

@canbatimmermer

Жыл бұрын

You are not all wrong but Munchausen syndrome is not that. Munchausen's syndrome is a rare psychological and behavioural condition in which somebody fabricates or induces symptoms of illness in "themselves". Thats why his mother popping pills always. It's not about someone else is being sick.

@TheNickjhaight

Жыл бұрын

@@canbatimmermer Munchausen "BY-PROXY" is the key term that you missed

@canbatimmermer

Жыл бұрын

@@TheNickjhaight My bad :D sorry

@eris1979

Жыл бұрын

Dang I did not see this before I typed out the explanation lol

Man I'm feeling old as shit now 😂. I remember when this came out, I was in high school at the time. I'm sure there wasn't a single young person in America that never heard this song because Eminem was all over MTV and BET and pretty much every hip hop radio station on the planet. That was back when everyone watched cable TV, before KZread or most other streaming sites/services, everyone watched a lot more TV. Basically if you didn't hear this song or most other Eminem songs back then, you were probably a nerd or very, very sheltered 😂

Loving seeing all these reactions to older Eminem songs. Kim and Sing for the Moment were my JAMS in high school.

This is my shit. Classic ass song. 🔥🔥🔥 I was 15 or 16 when this dropped. Eminem is the GOAT.

As a mom this song still makes me so sad for Em😭 I can’t imagine a mother putting a child through so much….

@RolazProductions

Жыл бұрын

Imagine doing this to such a "gifted" child.

@inspectorconscious2388

Жыл бұрын

@@RolazProductions Tbh I don't think Eminem would exist without that childhood

@VaughanRoderick

Жыл бұрын

@@RolazProductions To any child. Wtf is wrong with you?

@ivankawnartist

Жыл бұрын

@@RolazProductions Why " "? Is he not gifted per your definition?

@charliegregory9844

Жыл бұрын

It's actually very mild compared to what some kids have to go through.

I'm enjoying the Eminem videos. Thank You for playing them. You guys seem so fun to talk and hang with. Enjoy each other and be well. 😁

It’s a shame you never heard of the greatest rapper ever till you were 30. That’s sad

Em's mom's name is Debbie Mathers. On his first (signed) album, he says, "99% of my life I was lied to. I just found out my mom does more dope than I do. I told her I'd grow up to be a famous rapper, make a record about doing drugs and name it after her." His mom sues him for $10million for that line.. and only ends up winning $1,377 or something like that from the suit. 2nd (signed) album, he says, "My f*****g b***h mom tried to sue me for 10 million. She must want a dollar for every pill I've been stealing". Third album, he says, "I just settled all my lawsuits; FUCK YOU DEBBIE!" Growing up, his mom would tell him that he was sick with munchausen syndrome, and would put prescription drugs in his food, as well as other toxic stuff. If you read up about it, it was a hard upbringing. By the way, I'm 39 (grew up while all this was going on), and I also watch the channel for the generational gap. I think it's amazing what you guys are doing here. You're helping inspire the younger generation to give a shit about lyrics, poetry, bars, etc. Keep it up guys.

@kogokorhymes

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this comment

@larissathorpe9991

Жыл бұрын

She didn't say he had munchausen SHE had munchausen by proxy where u hurt others for attention or sometimes drugs like in this case. Munchausen is a mental illness not an actual disease or anything

This song means so much to me having lived almost the exact same childhood. I remember playing this song bagging up my clothes to escape an abusive home at 15. To this day I haven't heard a song as powerful as this one.

@Mrs.L.44

Жыл бұрын

So sorry you went through that!

@ottovonhittler7588

Жыл бұрын

Daddy by Korn. Pretty close emotionally

@pomrowik_bagienny1089

Жыл бұрын

@@ottovonhittler7588 😭😭

Man I love y’all ‘‘em reactions and I went back in time for this one. I believe in you guys, solid reactions

Not everyone is blessed with caring parents. Total props to Em for having the drive to overcome it. Wish I had and went in a better direction.

My favorite em song. So much pain and emotion in this one. His lyrics are always incredible

No one will ever make better music than Em. He gives you every emotion in his songs

@princedame9534

Жыл бұрын

There's a bunch of ppl who make way better music than feminem

@phettywappharmaceuticalsll8842

Жыл бұрын

Bro u gotta relax he’s good top ten but when Stan’s make comments like this people get turned off

@WindyPivot

Жыл бұрын

@@princedame9534 name 10

@WindyPivot

Жыл бұрын

got a point

@mindevo

Жыл бұрын

Michael Jackson's videos are better

I just found y’all this week and I’m watching many. Don’t let the haters get to you. I enjoy the videos esp when y’all watch stuff I grew up on. This song came out the year I graduated college.

Love y’all’s vibe watch everyday give me fun pressin my laugh button 😆 much love ❤

You gotta do the whole Eminem show album ! 🙏🙏

I’m glad you guys are exploring Eminem’s discography! This song used to put me to sleep when I was little. Mockingbird is also a really good one. It’s about his daughter. ❤️

@gamolmalixi7769

Жыл бұрын

Ur right!

It's fun just seeing you guys enjoy these old hits, or even realizing how crazy he still is on his new stuff. MMLP through encore was an absolutely crazy time every time a new album dropped.

The clean versions yall listen to is the only thing I would change, everything else yall do is A1!

Just wanted to say I’m a 43-year old white chick from Alabama who thoroughly enjoys watching your videos because of our age difference. Watching y’all react to and jam out to music I grew up listening to is so funny and interesting and entertaining to me. Plus, it makes me smile to see y’all hear older things for the first time. Keep up the awesome work!

@omarsalam9973

Жыл бұрын

The same exact comment, plus I'm a 45 year old Arab guy😂 .. respect ✊

@rickymorgan4480

Жыл бұрын

Fort Payne and 46 here

@terilynnelincoln3247

Жыл бұрын

Right on. Watching them react is a bit like hearing it for the first time again♡

@mr.nightshade8465

Жыл бұрын

I feel you. I’m nine years older than you and I’m watching this for the same reason. I don’t think what any young person don’t realize there’s once you hit 21. The years start flying after that. Seems like one day you’re 25 the next thing you know you’re 50. I may be 52 But in my mind I still feel like I’m 25. Also I don’t expect these guys to know who Eminem is or was just like they shouldn’t also know a whole lot about Ice Cube, 2Pac, or biggie unless the parents were bumping that stuff when they were kids. I would’ve expected him to be listening to stuff from artists that are more closer to their own age but just like now they start experiencing and checking out stuff from different areas my music taste go way back to the 50s and of course I’ve heard stuff much older than that but not a whole lot. Twenty years before I was born.

@mr.nightshade8465

Жыл бұрын

You guys may be young but you got a lot of older people who watches and likes your channel or else we wouldn’t be here. You young men are definitely cool in my book.

I can't help but giggle to death at their reactions to just how HARD his lyrics are🤣

I’m 34. Em was huge when I was a teen. He went quiet for a little while while the next gen were growing up. A couple of songs here and there but nothing like back in the day. I understand why these guys haven’t heard his old stuff. I’m also fully enjoying these reactions. As a massive Eminem fan I’m getting so much nostalgia watching and it takes me back to what I felt when I first listened to his songs. Keep it up! Should do a whole series.

Just found you guys tonight, easily one of my top ten channels now. Awesome content!

It doesn’t matter what age you are , if you can appreciate a musical lyrical genius like Marshal you are blessed. I’ve followed him from the very beginning and I knew it in my old bones he was going to be massively famous. I myself have followed Bob Dylan all my life and as soon as l hear Marshal I thought it’s the Dylan of this generation. He is like Dylan someone who is a very uniquely gifted individual... love watching you guys. Watching from Newcastle U.K. ✌️

I love Brandon preaching and telling it how it is at 2:40. "Just because you grew up on it and experienced it, doesn't mean we did!" So much truth and maturity. I wish more people were able to understand that concept. Keep rocking fellas. Love you guys and the videos!

@melcondelacruz6615

Жыл бұрын

they keep it 100

@anewtonjr15

Жыл бұрын

I also love that about Brandon, what i also love about youngin is his face is dead ass like knows exactly what he talking about and he is way the F off!! 🤣🤣

@lisaboatwright949

Жыл бұрын

For real- what people experience- is so different… over time- over place- When we decide… That we all belong …. When we agree to agree- That we all earned a spot on this earth- Life could be better for us all.

@djkiid7764

Жыл бұрын

Every Hip Hop fan heard Em back then, unless you were just too young. Doesn't mean you had to be a fan but you were definitely introduced to Em.

@pb4ugo2bed84

Жыл бұрын

Another reason we have to DESTROY the white male supremacy in this country. I hope they just block and ignore those people forever.

had to take me a tinkle dinkle...this why i love yall and yall give props when needed

I dig ya'lls videos, and more than that, your POV. Folks think we all have the same references and experiences as anyone else, couldn't be further from the truth. Wife and I learn something new about each other's culture daily, listening to another angle on things we think we know is how we grow and learn.

“I took the bullets out of that gun” is about him finding Kim at the club cheating on him and hit the bouncer with the gun. You guys reacted to that song where he says that before. This is one of Ems most heartfelt songs for sure!

It’s so hard to fathom talking bad about Mama in the blk community because we hold them up like a deity. I respect ‘‘em for showing even mama can be wrong sometimes.

You all discovering and appreciating good music is awesome 🤙

New subscriber 🙋🏻‍♀️ IMO Eminem is a lyrical genius. The words he rhymes together are next level. And the way he channeled his pain into all his lyrics just blows my mind. He will always be one of the GOATs to me. Have you reacted to “Kim” off of Marshall Mathers LP? Or “My 1st Single” off Encore? Or “Untitled” off Recovery? Those are a few of my favorites that I’d love to see you guys react to because the first time I heard them I was like “Wait, what?” And then left them on repeat until I caught it all 😂

Originally, a rap song was made of the classic 16 bars. The bar phase is almost like a line. Bar is like the segment or sentence. When people say, now that was a bar it was meant a good bar or line. But it became accepted to mean that bar had a scheme , wordplay or metaphor or entandre that stood out. Rap evolved to 32, 46, 64 bars etc as rappers started saying more or faster. There's many rappers that reference it. Giving a cool 16." I was gonna stop at 16, that was 32. This is 34 bars were only a 3rd the way through" Em-Mariah diss. It refers to lyrical lines in the rap

@jeremyloyd79

7 ай бұрын

Finally someone explain how music is wrote!!I I read all comments to see if anyone on here knew how music was written!! Glad to see someone knows music and ain't here to just listen

The best is seeing pro rappers admit they don't want any smoke from Em he is the lyrical GOAT. You dis Em and u will find out what shit comes your way. This dude can break your body and soul with his words.

My favorite quatro dudes! Love the open, young minds. Just dont go woke. God bless.

I’m 57 and I love watching you guys! Hilarious! Makes my fricken day every time.

Space Bound, Guts Over Fear and Sing For The Moment are amazing. You also need to react to the Rap God lyrics!

Em said he regrets making this song💯💯💯 I “HIGHLY” suggest yall do “Bad Guy” and hear Em’s best verse on a track ever!!

@lindanemnguni1621

Жыл бұрын

Imagine if em did a different stroytelling with the same beat and flow

@rossrobertson674

Жыл бұрын

If you're taking about how he regrets this song u should be recommending Headlights

@Jarflex101

Жыл бұрын

Need to do Stan first then bad guy straight after!

@a-wall4gaming347

Жыл бұрын

@@Jarflex101 already did Stan

@4rl0ng

Жыл бұрын

Bad guy! Bad guy! Bad guy!

Hey I love seeing the Young dudes going back and seeing why we love the GREATEST. BARS BARS BARS!!!

@kendo7964

2 ай бұрын

Cause you love Epstein island visitors?

Yall are the preppyist black boys and im loving it❤

Haters gunna hate! The reason I watch you guys, other than being a Louisiana alum go Cajuns 🤟🏼, is your reactions to Em are authentic. Being a white kid growing up listening to Eminem, your reactions are exactly like mine were as a kid hearing him for the first time! You guys are great and don’t stop doing what y’all doing! ✊🏼

Hope Eminem finally heard his snare 😂

@chrism7411

Жыл бұрын

😂

i forgot how good this song was. yall put me back on eminem, thank you. also, love all the vids

Yall are Bomb Diggity...I have a Good time just watching yall...

@vincenzobonadonna4556

Жыл бұрын

Dog didilly

The part where she’s putting stuff in his food is something he talks about in a couple of his songs. His mom probably suffered from Münchausen syndrome by proxy. It’s a psychological condition where the parent wants to take care of their kids so they poison them to purposefully make them sick. Gypsy Rose is one of the best known cases, she has a Netflix special if you’re interested in seeing some crazy shit.

@reel-life-vibes9430

Жыл бұрын

Yep! And I came here to say that was pine-sol. The bottle would look different today, because it was supposed to be made like the bottle was in the 70's. So unless you saw a 70's bottle, you would be thinking of how the bottle looks today.

@thomaskunz8029

Жыл бұрын

​@@reel-life-vibes9430 The bottle in this video is indeed from modern times..

@sufio454

Жыл бұрын

@@thomaskunz8029 no it’s not it doesn’t have that much green on ut

@sufio454

Жыл бұрын

@@thomaskunz8029 legit look up pine sol from the 70s it’s the same bottle the new Bottle has a brighter green

@thomaskunz8029

Жыл бұрын

@@sufio454 I spent like 20 mins making sure before I posted that comment and just checked again. The old bottles had the words pine-sol next to each other on a funky dark green label. This bottle in the video has "sol" underneath "pine" just like the modern bottle. It also has a red banner toward the bottom of the bottle which the old bottles did not have. All of that is pretty obvious if you actually do a comparison so I don't get why your trying to correct me.

He produced the beat🔥🔥🔥

I never listened to Em either so it's fun for me to first watch with you guys, thank you! I was way more into ICP and Tech N9ne back then. I just learned in your video though that Eminem is older than me and I ALWAYS thought he was younger! 😂 I feel slightly less old, now thank you again lol

Allright thanks for clearing that up, cause I was reading those comments and starting to buy into that. But I believe you on your word 😂😂🙏🏻

So wild to watch yall react and to realize how old this music is now at 34. Apart of what made him the greatest rapper besides shock factor is the fact that he added Choruses to rap and tone change, he changed the structural sound of rap and as you said in another video the music.. sounded like him. If you go back even further in the rap music world, you'll see his true influence in the industry... Interesting note in interview Em said this song happens to be the one he regrets most

Y’all keep doin what y’all are doin. Every fan base has toxic members. Love y’all’s reactions. I appreciate y’all bein authentic

There are so many layers of life on every Soul that you meet. "Judge not, lest ye be judged."

Yo fellas I love the content. Y’all keep it rolling. 10/10

I can't tell you all how much I love you all! Dissecting lyrics, appreciating beats, going deep into the meanings, your love of the adventure of all genres of music.

Yes, Em was protested across the country. That’s why he came out with “Who Knew”. It was a diss to his critics, media, parents & politicians about their hypocrisy.

You guys react and we love what you do!!

Love y'all all discovering

I have always been an Eminem fan but I remember back when this song came out I can remember thinking how could someone hate their mom that much. Fast forward to a few years later hearing him say the line I am dead to you as can be hits me differently in this song when you hear the same words come from your own mother saying they wish I was dead after my daughter passed away lead me to the biggest depression and I can admit drug and alcohol problem I could ever have and I know other people may say this but I can honestly say if it was not for Eminem and his music I would honestly be dead right now the words in his music saved my life when I had no where else to turn. People can try to cancel Eminem all they want to but if Congress and Washington couldn't do it dumb butts online that have possibly really never listened to his music won't be able to do it his has way to loyal and large of a fan base

You are all, amazing, funny, and genuine. It is incredible to see your reactions to all kinds of music that I grew up with. You make me feel like I am hearing it again for the first time. Keep doing what you're doing 🤘

@rossrobertson674

Жыл бұрын

Hey, you're missing a T in your name, lol 😆

@MoSuli96

Жыл бұрын

Roberson Vs Robertson..which one is the real deal?..tune in next Saturday to find out on the next episode of Dragon Ball-Z

@BoudicaAngel7359

Жыл бұрын

@@rossrobertson674 Sorry Ross, no 't' in our name. I guess we got ripped off lol. Ty for making me smile and replying to my comment. You all are awesome. Stay Blessed 🤘

I love watching these videos ... some said these videos make relive my teens which i agree 100 percent ... love from Somalia Africa

❤ u Cartier Fam!!! ❤❤❤ Those kids NEED to be rocking Em! (BTW Em and Wayne hooked up on the track "No Love" which rocked!!!!)

“ no apologies” “Lighters” “Spacebound” “Love the way you lie” are a must ❤

How did Darkness not win awards.....MASTERPIECE!

@mississa2

Жыл бұрын

Too much controversy, and too many stupid people who just didn’t get the point or the message of the song. Skill wise though, Darkness was the equivalent of building the Eiffel Tower out of playing cards during a tornado and having it be untouched by the wind. Double, triple, quadruple entendres on top of one another. Absolute lyrical masterpiece. And the sampling of ‘The Sound of Silence’ was perfectly matched.

I believe you guys when you say you ain’t heard it. Love your videos keep it up and being authentic

Love you guys energy ❤️

Thank you for your time and energy we appreciate it you're one of the few who actually listen to their fans so thank you we support you unconditionally

Love you boys! You probably have everything scheduled what to react next but I’d suggest Eminem - Sing for the moment! Have a great day ahead and hope y’all doing great

@Stardust414

Жыл бұрын

With the video!!!

This song came out before I was even a teen and I can really remember how good the storytelling was because it plays on my head like a movie.

Crazy I grew up on him and watching your videos I’m just catching bars he said!! I grew up on all of them lil Wayne everyone and you won’t always catch every bar the first time you hear a song!

I respect your response to people saying you faking. You get my deepest respect because you show real enjoyment to diff music genres

You guys are doing just fine. Just be you. There will always be those that are judgemental. Love your reactions.❤

I'm from Lafayette ad well, these guys are amazing !🌹

I just recently found this channel and I love it! Y’all are hilarious. I also believe y’all when you say you didn’t grow up listening to Eminem, because of y’all being young. I am the same age as Eminem so I DID listen to him a lot and even went to see him in concert in Dallas about 18 years ago! …Also, I noticed the Rajun Cajun jacket and was wondering if y’all live in Lafayette? I live in the Alexandria area and my sister lives in Youngsville.

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥...this sound actually got me into the whole genre of rap. heard this on the radio.....was FLAMEZZZZ, bought The Eminem Show, and fell in love with rap, and put rock on the side. Bought rest of Em's stuff, and became a Stan. Love the channel!

@RemingtonSteel

Жыл бұрын

I wasn't an eminem fan until The Eminem Show. Someone told me its different from his other stuff. I didn't like his first albums. I thought he was just a comedy rapper. Soon as I heard the first song on the that CD(soldier) I was hooked. Went and bought his previous albums and it's been a wrap since. I'm still not into his political side.

You guys are great! By the way “Cleaning out my closet” is an expression that means telling your secrets or expressing how you feel.

I’m so glad you brought up about who grows up listening to what and who’s heard what. Man I’m telling you all , I’m a 49 year old white guy from upstate NY, I grew up listening to all types of music. For most of my pre teen years I lived in a neighborhood where me and my brother were the only white kids on the block and that’s no exaggeration. I was born in 73 so this was in the early to mid 80’s when rap was first getting big, where I lived, kids were going to the neighborhood boys club and battling, break dancing. The days of L.L , The Beastie Boys, I personally couldn’t break dance, but sure tried. Meanwhile my father was rockin out Michael Jackson, Shaka Kahn, Lionel Richie. So I was exposed to alot of different music and people that today, the life I live , the people I know wouldn’t believe me. At this point I’ve listened to so much different music that there honestly isn’t much music or groups, bands that I haven’t at least heard, but that’s after almost 50 years of life and now my son is 24 and I get to hear everything he has come across and of course he loves all my favorite music, Rap, blues, southern rock, most any music that moves you or evokes emotion! To me music is true, real deal magic!! The only thing on the planet that can transport you to a specific place and time in your life and remind you how you felt at that time, crazy!! Most people who look at me today wouldn’t have a clue what I have or haven’t heard and vibed to!! I can completely understand where you all are coming from. Look at my profile picture and tell me the mental picture you get? It isn’t what you think, that’s 100% ! Thanks again guys! Really enjoy your reactions and the music you haven’t heard. I can only hope to suggest some more great music maybe you haven’t heard and can enjoy as I have. So many great memories being at concerts, blasting music in my car, remembering my father play his first cd when cd technology first came out!! That cd was Michael Jackson, and I’m not lying when I say my father could move just like Michael and I know you’ve heard this before but I’m not kidding and anyone who knew him would tell you the same. Hey thanks again guys for bringing back some great memories for me. Take care.