He said a sinners mind is a sanctum

@allow-itman9749

8 ай бұрын

True but I also respect these reactors who aren't reading the lyrics while listening 💯

@Mroctober313

8 ай бұрын

@allow-itman9749 me too I was just helping out 💯💯💯

@aprilboxton2284

3 ай бұрын

Was just gonna say that lol

Em brought massive attention from people from all different backgrounds and helped get rap back on top. I listened to heavy metal and Eminem growing up. My first four CDs were notorious big life after death, tool, Pantera and Eminems debut album. I remember cruising around in Kentucky hitting cruises listening to the mmlp. Great times.

Em did change the rap game. He made it huge global.

Also, "I'm signing CD's while the police finger print me" is still one of the HARDEST, most slept on lines Em has put out. Because not only is it SO deep in regard to what was happening in his life, but it just goes to show how BIG OF AN ARTIST he is. When even the cops are processing him, he gets people wanting to meet him and get autographs.

Em pistol whipped a dude named John Guerra back in 2000, which he later got sentenced for (2 years probation) Guerra claimed em hit him w the gun but according to em it was sitg the fist. Thats why in the somg he says ”Ur full of shit too Guerra, that was a fist that hit you”

One of my favorite songs. Yes, it did change rap. His lyricism is untachable. IMO

@Jamalz1289Henderson-xw5ik

8 ай бұрын

Facts, he only got more lyrical as he got older although his songs didn’t have quite as deep of meaning bc at 50 years old he’s done every song possible about his life and feelings so now he just puts on a technical show.

"im signing cds while police fingerprint me" thats haaaaaaaarrrdddd

Keep it up bro it's good to watch

he says a sinners mind is a sanctum

This is a banger! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

That a great reaction! Keep it up

11:59 Em breathed in new life into the game. From 2000-2005 Em dominated the music industry (not just the hip hop genre, but music as a whole). He took Hip Hop global because he blew up not just in the USA but all over the world. People who had never even heard the genre were introduced to rap/hip hop through Eminem in many countries. It fuelled rap in many countries' local music scene. These years are widely regarded as Eminem's peak - he put out three classic albums, featured with Jay Z on Renegade (he produced that song too) made the 8 Mile movie, and created the 8 Mile soundtrack including the legendary LOSE YOURSELF song which was the first hip hop song to ever win an Oscar. It was during these years that Em also signed a rapper who was being blackballed by the whole music industry. No one wanted to sign this rapper because of his beefs, yet Em signed him on to Shady Records... It was 50 Cent.

Keep listening you will be a Stan. It's ok youngster. He the goat lol.

You gotta react Higher(the music video), Psycho with 50 Cent, and Stay Wide Awake(serial killer vibe).

When your music is timeless and still slaps hard AF decades later then you know you're the Motherfkg G.O.A.T ‼️🔥💯🐐👽

Ahh sht now you gotta do “Caterpillar” ft Royce Da 5’9 “Remember when your praising the butterfly 🦋 Don’t you ever disrespect the fkn caterpillar 🐛 “

🤙🤙🤙🤙 Only smart people understand Em. I feel you're one of them. 🤙

Eminem- survival 🔥 🔥 nothing but bars and talking his shit.

Another great reaction love that Aerosmith allowed him to use this sample❤️‍🔥He did get more white kids from the suburbs to start listening to rap when he blew up. This entire LP The Eminem Show is filled with how he felt after he became a target for getting middle American kids listening to hip hop I would like to request Dax new remix of To Be A Man featuring Darius Rucker.❤️‍🔥

@markmccreadie6212

6 ай бұрын

Did more than that. Joe Perry played the instrumental at the end as well.

@robbob5302

6 ай бұрын

@@markmccreadie6212 You beat me to it! 😂

Definitely, Eminem changed the rap game. I'm not sure about the rap culture itself, although many artists were influenced by him. I'm not from your country, so I speak from a somewhat unknown place, despite having studied a lot about rap culture. But the one who made me so interested and ended up loving the genre was Eminem. I remember having listened to Coolio, RUN DMC, and some other rappers before, but it was really Eminem who got me interested. And I'm from a distant country located in Latin America.

Em makes hip hop / rap global .

2pac - Only Fear Of Death

Got to do Cold Wind Blows

Storytelling masterpiece... 💐 💐 To the Greatest 👑 🐐. You got a do murder murder.. Role Model.. 🤘🏻

He most definitely changed the game.

The thing with Em is he had to scratch and claw for every step he made in the game. White dudes weren't welcome in rap when he came up, so he had to be immaculate to be taken seriously and also had to be real on top of that. No fake shit. He absolutely changed the game with that alone, not even mentioning his effect on word play. There can never be another Em

bro , i adore this song

Ouh one of my faves!

The chorus is from an original song by Aerosmith. He used their chorus .. the hook is from the band Aerosmith

The guy he was talking about when he said “that was a fist that hit you” “Eminem was arrested for allegedly assaulting a man named John Guerra with an unloaded gun after the Detroit rapper claimed he saw Guerra kissing his then-wife, Kim.”

The Way I am definitely recommended.

Royce ft Eminem Caterpillar

Another thing that can influence young people, is when these stars get in trouble with the law, and use it as a publicity stunt. How many times did Eminem mention that incident with Guerrera on this album? Seven? Most cows don’t get milked that much.

@Redd.5k

6 ай бұрын

Facts!

Aerosmith initially was going to re-record the chorus for this track, but Eminem preferred the sound of the original so they used that. Glad you found an uncensored version. "In the land of a killer, a sinners mind is his sanctum" You should start thinking about looking at some interviews/specials on Eminem and his life. There are a number of good ones including one with Anderson Cooper where they go back to some of his old neighborhood. He makes lots of references and pulls his experiences into his music. Eminem made a MASSIVE shift in music. He brought in new fans from other countries others couldn't. He got the attention of white suburban parents who finally paid attention to the music their kids were listening to. He is one of the more popular (imo) artists that puts so much emotion and his real experiences into his music which makes him feel more relatable and connected to his fans.

@Redd.5k

8 ай бұрын

💯

@CSpad

8 ай бұрын

Stephen Tyler also sang it live with Em @ Em's Rock & Roll HOF night when Em did a mash up of tracks. Pretty dope. (He's did it back in the day once too when both were on European tours @ same time. Just like when Marilyn Manson went & Way I Am hook with Em on a couple shows In Europe

Found your channel a few days ago and checking out all the Em reactions lol.. i fuck with your reactions, feel real and authentic.. too many fake mfs on youtube doing it for views etc.. you dont just bob your head and dont talk about what he saying!

Please react to all types of Em songs new and old. Many people only like 1 part of his discography (first 3-4 albums) Remember that he has all kinds of songs new and old the are equal to what you have heard so far or even better.

Yo if you want to get in your Eminem bag you gotta do: Soldier Till I Collapse Cold Wind Blows Don’t Front Medicine Man - Em and Dr.Dre Realest - Em and Ez Mil 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Just to name a few

@Redd.5k

8 ай бұрын

Check out my soldier and till I collapse reaction I already did those !

Thought: Familiarize yourself w/ Em’s history or listen to his songs in order bc he consistently refers to his life history in his songs. Maybe react to short video that gives you highlights bc songs like Best Friend, which has one of Em’s best verses, don’t hit the same if you don’t know who he’s rapping about. ❤

Yes he changed the game took it to countries all over the world it wasn't aloud showed people like him they can do it to ...highest selling rapper of all time and now in the rock n roll hall of fame ..he brought us 50cent and gained an audience of people who never would have listened to rap ..he made hip hops fan base blow up on all sides

Good job…keep up the research

I’m 49 and yes he changed the game. He made it global

Aerosmith ...rock legends did the hook and some the instrumentals from one their old songs...when eminem asked to use it they said it would be an honor and they didn't even want him to pay them

Ask J.Cole and Kendrick is he changed rap. He’s one of their biggest influences.

That look at the camera at 6:38 is priceless. We know.🤣🤯

You need to react to the darkness by Em... That shits deep. A true artistic creation.

Em changed everything rap stands for and if you weren’t born by 1993 you’re not a Stan lol. Tell me I’m wrong

Guerrera was the dude he knocked out when he caught Kim(his wife) kissing him outside a club

Bruh pls react to Greatest by Eminem..🔥

The best has a rock song best from Aerosmith playing under it. Check out Aerosmith Dream On.

Dream On by Aerosmith. ❤ He brought Rap Worlwide. Nothing can make you do anything. Take responsibility for yourself. His music saved me. One.

Still think that Em's 3rd verse sums up perfectly why artists keep putting something out for their fans. It isn't for everyone, and they know that... but for that ONE kid is one the verge, hanging on by a thread, to have a new album or track to sit back and vibe to in order to dig deep and get through their problem? WELL, that alone is worth it for an artist trying to reach someone.

yo man you keep doing all his mainstream stuff, get back on those disstracks, he has a lot of gems the average listener don't know about like "No Apologies"

@Redd.5k

8 ай бұрын

I gotcha lol

Hey bro, reactions are awesome! You gotta check out Ill mind of Hopsin 5 and 7, all of em are fire!

Eminem is my favorite but you should react to la raza or la familia from kid frost

Music has never influenced me to do a single thing in my life.

Apathy - "most murderous music" is worth hearing

the hook in this song was from aerosmith song......sing with me if i'm not wrong

Music, like alcohol or anything else, cannot make you do something AGAINST your will. No. But an argument could be made, it might CHANGE your will, so you now willfully do something you wouldn’t otherwise. (Google the Hungarian Suicide Song for more on that.)

He changed it by bringing it to middle America. Middle class and rich white kids. That’s how he changed rap

Check out don’t front

Gotta do Eminem ft xzibit - don’t approach me

Yeah music can definitely influence you to do something in my opinion. Every time I'm at the grocery store that music is so terrible, I grab my shit and get the hell out of there🫡✌🏼 😂😂. Really enjoying your reactions young man. Check out some Marlon craft he's out of Hellas Kitchen New York City.Bars for days.

hi

Please tell me you know that is a Classic led Zeppelin song sampled for the Hook. . So i do believe that is Robert Plant on the vocals.

U need to react to some that Mexican OT

*Eminem went on trial for weapon concealment shortly before this song, when he allegedly pistol-whipped John Guerra. Guerra was a bouncer at the club Hot Rocks, and Eminem hit him when he saw him kissing his wife at the time, Kim. But Em claims that he hit him with his fist, not the gun, and Guerra was just making shit up to get him in trouble; as a matter of fact Em was eventually forced to pay Guerra $100,000 to settle the lawsuit.*

@zachariahlloyd6043

7 ай бұрын

He didn't really change rap per se, but he did light a fire under a lot of *Black Rappers* to get to work on their writing!!

Guerrero was a body guard that he caught his ex wife kissing and he said Eminem pistol whipped him and tried to sue him

Yeah, Eminem changed rap significantly. Not like Rakim, who changed how people rapped and how rhymes were structured, but Eminem changed the people who consumed it. Being both super talented and white, he opened up hip hop to more of a widescale audience that, before him, was mostly just contained to black people. For the first time, white people had someone in hip hop who they could relate to, so they swarmed to him. And Eminem was a major cause in turning hip hop into the most popular genre on the planet because a huge number of the people he brought in started to find guys like Jay, Nas, 50, etc

Hey homie first off I just started listening to your reactions like a few days ago and I appreciate your mind little homie! Check out REN probably start off with Hi REN but this dude does everything from hip hop rap to rock to everything lol! Stay up homie!!

😅 yes he did Rap was basically illegal and boycott it especially in the white neighborhoods Eminem and Dr. Dre punted that door down.

My top 10 list you cannot go wrong when you react to out of every genre in my eyes no particular order Metallica Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Ozzy Osbourne Marshall Mathers the goat guns n' roses Beastie Boys AC DC Lil Wayne Pantera NWA can you react to any of them in your page will grow extremely this song Fire you should check out medicine man if you have not already PS you can't pause it at that moment because you saw them titties so you wanted to see them again just kidding ha ha ha ha ha I don't think you can influence somebody to go and shoot somebody unless that person wants to do it himself if you're the type that act on what people say then I feel sorry for you and the people around you it's just entertainment people don't take it for real

Mockingbird

@Redd.5k

6 ай бұрын

Already reacted

He took Aerosmiths beat

Eminem westwood freestyle

Of course Eminem change the game

Btw his line “ur full of shit too Guerra, that was a fist that hit you” bc he was brought up on charges and put on probation for pistol whipping a bouncer who was kissing his wife and Em said he punched him but everyone knows he pistol whipped his ass😂 Em can fight, he was trained by a professional boxer and it’s why he’s friends with Mike Tyson who’s in his music video “Godzilla” with Juice World where Em put himself into the Book of World Records again

He said a sinners mind is a sanctum