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CAN’T BE REAL.. | Mumble Rap Fan Listens To Eminem - Cleanin' Out My Closet (REACTION!!)
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"Cleanin Out My Closet"
Where's my snare?
I have no snare in my headphones. There you go
Yeah... yo, yo
Have you ever been hated or discriminated against?
I have; I've been protested and demonstrated against
Picket signs for my wicked rhymes, look at the times
Sick as the mind of the motherfucking kid that's behind
All this commotion emotions run deep as oceans, exploding
Tempers flaring from parents just blow 'em off and keep going
Not taking nothing from no one give 'em hell long as I'm breathing
Keep kicking ass in the morning and taking names in the evening
Leave 'em with a taste as sour as vinegar in they mouth
See they can trigger me, but they'll never figure me out
Look at me now; I bet you're probably sick of me now ain't you mama?
I'mma make you look so ridiculous now
I'm sorry mama!
I never meant to hurt you!
I never meant to make you cry; but tonight
I'm cleaning out my closet (one more time)
I said I'm sorry mama!
I never meant to hurt you!
I never meant to make you cry, but tonight
I'm cleaning out my closet
Ha! I got some skeletons in my closet
And I don't know if no one knows it
So before they throw me inside my coffin and close it
I'mma expose it; I'll take you back to '73
Before I ever had a multi-platinum-selling CD
I was a baby, maybe I was just a couple of months
My faggot father must have had his panties up in a bunch
'Cause he split, I wonder if he even kissed me goodbye
No I don't. On second thought I just fucking wished he would die
I look at Hailie, and I couldn't picture leaving her side
Even if I hated Kim, I'd grit my teeth and I'd try
To make it work with her at least for Hailie's sake
I maybe made some mistakes
But I'm only human, but I'm man enough to face them today
What I did was stupid, no doubt it was dumb
But the smartest shit I did was take them bullets outta that gun
'Cause I'da killed him; shit I would've shot Kim and him both
It's my life, I'd like to welcome y'all to "The Eminem Show"
I'm sorry mama!
I never meant to hurt you!
I never meant to make you cry; but tonight
I'm cleaning out my closet (one more time)
I said I'm sorry mama!
I never meant to hurt you!
I never meant to make you cry, but tonight
I'm cleaning out my closet
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Song Title: Eminem - Cleaning’ out my closet
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Em hates this song and refuses to preform it. Headlights will tell you how grown up Eminem feels about his mom.
It's a great song though
Yea that’s grown up mature eminem but this was real idgaf eminem where he said whatever he wanted and he said what he was thinking.
@@kachoww5981So you’re upset that he matured as a person and realized he judged her too harshly?
@@toby7161 he didn’t even imply that in the slightest
He doesn't hate it, he regrets doing it and won't give it any more promotion. Big difference
The man had a hard life. No amount of fame or money can erase that. He always got a lot of slack for his music but the man is super talented. No one can deny that. And I so respect him for how honest he is about himself and how he feels.
Always got a lot of slack?
HEADLIGHTS! HEADLIGHTS! HEADLIGHTS!
YOU HAVE TO DO HEADLIGHTS NEXT! It is the same story from the other side of growing up. It is no longer the "anger of youth", but the "reflection of age". It really lays out just how a bad relationship can have life-long impact on people. And even Em admits in the song that it is an "apology" over the fact the relationship with his mother is a difficult one.
plz always check out the uncensored version !!
Got y’all next time!
If Marshall hadn't led the life he did the world would never have known 'Slim Shady'. A Legend and the 🐐
LOVING your appreciation of Em's music!!!!
Like you said he's SOOOOO versatile.... He can make bangers, funny songs, sad songs, pull on your heart strings songs, crazy songs, beautiful songs and just straight up hip hop/rap/boom bap/lyrically insane songs!!!!!
Two suggestions out so many.....
1. Caterpillar (Amazing song off Royce's album)
2. Alfred's theme (super bar heavy)
Keep up the great reactions.
When Em gets into this "heart on the sleeve" type of pen, it simply STUNS you at how emotional it can get. Especially when he is basically laying out his entire background for the world to see on full display. It is a talent that is extremely rare to find in ANY genre. But when you do, you can't help but latch onto it because of how amazing it is to come across.
And it should be pointed out that Em had to get this off of his chest because it was simply eating him up inside by not expressing himself. He clearly didn't want this to be considered a "dis against his mother just to dis her". He knew that talking about her was going to put her in a bad light, but he had to get through it for his own well-being. A case of "someone catching shrapnel", but not a "direct attack" against her.
Honesty is the rarest of things, and the kind of honesty Em's always been willing to hit with takes a lot of guts.
Even when he puts his life on display people still find ways to criticize him.
If I’m remembering correctly Em’s mom sued Eminem for defamation, but Eminem had records proving that what he was saying/rapping about was true from his medical files to I think police reports.
It’s heartbreaking to hear someone who’s supposed to love, care, and protect you tell you that they wish you were dead instead of someone else. When I was 6 I heard a mother (one of my former neighbors) tell her 6 year old son “you’re the one that should have died not the dog” and my heart shattered for the boy because not only did he realize his mother didn’t want or care about what happened to him, but his only source of affection was gone and never coming back. It still bothers me 24 years later.
Dam that's madness to think kid had to hear that
@@nemesis4900 what’s sadder is nobody in that boy’s family wanted him. They refused to take care of him so my mom always babysat him.
Now that's screwed up there
I love that you're diving into Em! This song is both sad and brilliant. Eminem has turned his pain into art. He neither minces words nor does he use words unnecessarily. He's definitely a wordsmith and an expert at his craft. Truly the GOAT IMHO.
Eminem blew up before alot of stuff was acceptable on the radio. He was one of the last true rebels in music with Marilyn Manson. There were so many people protesting him and his music.
"Cleanin' out my closet" is a double entendre. That also means to get things off your chest.
I was 18 and newly freed from my own abusive mother when this song came out. It really hit home for me, especially since I became a mother myself just a short while later
Havent watched yet but if your title is referring to all the stuff he brings up every bit of it is factual. Theres court documents and medical reports on all of the things mentioned.
Growing up when Eminem came out he was labeled as the worst. Everyone hated Eminem and everyone wanted him to stop making music but that just made him more popular.
This was the first Eminem song I ever heard when it came out. He was so honest, brutally honest, and he let his pain come out in his music. People hated him for talking about his mother, but many people were intrigued by him, even if they weren’t rap fans at the time.
I remember I posted an eminem verse on FB a long time ago and had the church ladies 'liking' the mess out of it.
I’m literally crying watching you react to his words .. makes me proud that u can feel what he’s saying ..
If you liked that, check out Headlights by Eminem, it's another one about his mom but a much nicer apologetic song, wishing it hadn't been how it was. I love that song, everytime I hear it I think of my mum and how much we don't talk and probably should try.
I can completely respect the fact that Eminem doesn't want to perform this song. This song is extremely real in regards to how Em felt at this chapter of his life, but it's been a long time since then. People can grow and change, and clearly he's a lot older and more mature than he was when he put this song out. I will always love this song for what it is. It's a simple song with a clear message, but it's so emotionally complex that there's no doubt for a second in your mind that he's telling the truth here. Real as can be.
There was a lot of controversy around Eminem's lyrics, regardless of his race... rap music has been a black man's art form (for the most part) and Eminem associated w/ the hip hop culture, period.
His mom sued him for the first 2 records... his school bully who beat him into a coma as a kid sued him... The Vice President Dick Cheney's (in 2001 til 2008) wife Lynne Cheney went before the US congress and CONDEMNED Eminem for his "misogyny" ... LGBTQ rights went after him cos of his use of the word 'f----t'...
So yeah, Eminem had a lot of haters back in 2000 to 2002 when this record came out.
Which is crazy, because before He showed up hip hop artists were talking shit about women, gays, and all sorts of shit and no one batted an eye. It wasn't until Eminems music started getting to middle class americas ears that they started to care.
They wouldn't care if black america heard it, but once it's their own then they give a shit. :p
And now look where it's at, Middle America, now it's a tragedy, now it's sad to see, an upper class city having this happening, then attack Eminem cause I rap this way. -The Way I Am
They’re going to go anyone for using the word Faggot no matter how much time passes. In my opinion words are words and shouldn’t be censored. They only hold the power we give them.
@@JKee-pn3fl and he really was protested against in Boston they wouldn't let him preform there so they moved the up in smoke your to Worcester Massachusetts
I wouldn’t say that this is his best song, and I’m aware that he regrets making this song, but I personally feel like this is his most important song that he’s done. You see so much of what made him who he is and what he’s gone through. It gives so much context to the rest of his music. It was also such a brave song to do. How many other artists straight up say “this is what I came from and what shaped me, so deal with it.”? It’s hard enough to open up to a close friend, he did it on an international platform.
Cleaning out my closet means airing your secrets
Greatest song by the G.O.A.T., IMO. He always speaks truth and puts us in his headspace, due to the wordplay in his storytelling. Grew up on EM and still love him. So glad my parents didn’t stop me from listening to him growing up, as many of my friends were banned from his music by their parents.
I have my own kids now, and will never judge their music choices.
This is story telling its taking u on a journey its not the usual rapping about guns,drugs,money, girls etc its more raw its heartfelt
Another singer I love that writes real stuff.. James Arthur. Nothing like Eminem.. but when someone writes down the pain .. and also the love.. you feel it when JA sings his songs. Eminem for me is too real... hard to listen, but it's cathartic for many that can relate.
The public was saying he was bad influence and just bad for music as a whole.
Please watch the video. It shows his Mom putting Pine-Sol in his cereal. That’s why he says, ”I was made to believe I was sick when I wasn’t.” It will paint a better picture.
Music is like movies. Many genres. Comedy, Scary, Action, Drama, Love, something to shock you. Its meant to tell a story, stories to bring out whatever emotion, but in the end, it's just entertainment.and art..(not real, just like a movie) that's what you gotta teach the kids.. Awesome reaction
Seeing how my wife's parents pulled some similar shit as em's mom did, due to their narcissistic personality disorder... I can totally understand the level of hate he felt for his mother. I see it live in my own home, and couldn't possibly judge. So, this song seems to me just like a creative outlet for his trauma and frustrations. The woman shouldn't even have dared to press defamation charges, when he probably just publicly described her mistakes towards him.
Confession. I fckn hate rap. But I love poetry. Eminem spits poetry. He's a lyrical genius. Maximum respect
Same here... Im a metal fan, and i dont listen to rap or hiphop but i love eminem... He's the only hiphop artist i listen to, this song came out when i was about 17 years old and i was intrigued by his music and lyric
@@nunyhnamte I also think if his music career takes a nosedive he could move into stand up comedy 🤣
@@DazzleMonroe lmao exactly hahahaha
THIS SONG MADE A STAN
I love your empathy JoJo!
Eminem is his own biggest critic - comes out in this song already..
Beat hard asf, bars and cadence insane
Not sure, if you are aware, the Nathan he sings about, is his half brother, who is 14 years younger than him. When he was 16 years old, he landed in foster care (!) so Eminem gained legal guardianship of his little brother. He goes by Nathan Mathers now, because Eminem might be his brother, but is like his father for him. Eminem took in the child of Ex and of her sister, too, adopted them. Because of his shitty childhood, he made sure, that the children in his life are taken care of and loved. One of his children came out as NB, without any issue, because they knew, Eminem would love them, no matter what, they are his kid.
His mom didn't make a diss song , she took him to court and tried to sue him for 10 millions dollard. That what he means when he says '' You try to take what you didn't help me to get''
She did make a song..it is on youtube but is lame a.f.
Eminem was born in October of ‘72 😊
Watch Headlights written about 15 years later to his mom ✌️
Now you need to check out headlights. It's also for his mother
So insightful and your reaction is so real...you were close to tears. Thats why I subscribed ❤❤. Take care
You need to do HEADLIGHTS!!!!! Another song about his mom.......
This song is basically Eminem’s way of saying f@&k you to his mother and he later in a 2013 album wrote a song called headlights feat Nate ruess basically saying I’m sorry to his mother for what she went through when she heard this song. I definitely would recommend reacting to headlights by eminem
He later apologizes to his mom in the song Headlights ... if you haven’t heard it yet please check out Ems song Fall
i love your reactions man
When the entire hook is a double entendre
Great reaction. You made some great points. Love your empathy.
This song hits different fr
Eminem is talking about the 1980s and 1990s where conservatives and moderate Democrats like Tipper Gore were yelling from the balcony that rap music should be banned. It happens to a less extent now, but back then it was everywhere. Listen to White America for more about it. And yes, it had a huge racial overtone. For the record, Tipper Gore is the reason we have Parental Advisory stickers on certain albums.
fun fact he mix all his tracks and features
YES! finally this song!! love it!! love this video!!❤
Em got blamed for Columbine, along with Marilyn Manson. He got dragged in the media and such. Came out pretty clean on the other side eventually. Have you heard his collab with T.I.? It's called That's All She Wrote. Check it when you can.
His song “White America” should give you an idea about why he was protested against
Rap wasn't mainstream when he came out, he's the one who made it so - and he dragged it out with everyone kicking and screaming.
Em paved the way for rappers to say what they want today.. everyone tried stopping him. Protest everywhere, even the president and his wife..but Em fought them all with his freedom of speech!
Awesome kicks
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But the way you're so sensible, and honest and direct in your observations. It's not about to be agreed or not. Unique reaction !
JOJO STILL 🔥🔥🔥
Keep it up brv.
When Eminem was new my kids and I were finally loving the same music
You need to listen Headlights by Em
Not sure if you have listened to “headlights” with Nate Reuss or something, beautiful song for his mum, makes me tear up sometimes
Why did you choose the censored version?
accident
Some very different styles of music but classic songs
Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues or Man in Black
Fleetwood Mac - Seven Wonders or Everywhere
Rolling Stones - Paint it Black
The Offspring - Come out and play or Self esteem - WATCH THE VIDEOS
John Farnham - The Voice
Honestly Eminem came out saying people were attacking him and hated him before anyone had ever heard of him. He made his own bad press and there is no such thing as bad press. We heard him on the radio saying how he never got played on the radio. Parents were more against The Simpsons than against Eminem.
You need to check out his song headlights next it follows up with this song
Don't be too put off by this comment but... You're not just a "mumble rap fan". The way you react to some of this other music shows you get it.. That you love music... Also one of the great things about Eminem is the Dr. behind the sound board...
Eminem was basically cancelled loads of times but came back every time. The white public thought he was degenerate for doing black music and a bad influence
one of my favorite songs too
Me too
would ABSOLUTELY LOVE to see what you think of the track Car Radio by Twenty One Pilots.
you have to listen to "Headlight's" by Em. He apologizes for this song and rightfully so
I personally never witnessed the hatred for Eminem cause all my friends loved him and my parents never cared what music I'm listening to ... I was a teenager in 99 though and politicians and mainstream media definitely didn't like him. They were simply using his name and pretending to be outraged for the publicity.
Modern day equivalent would be clout chasing for views. The Eminem was WAY too big though and the hate coming from the people only encouraged us to like him even more!
And he came at a time when we still had a void from Big and Pac dying, and for a lot of people, myself included, we could relate more to Em than we could most other rappers. Like I was a huge rap fan, but I'm white and at that time, white rappers weren't taken seriously. You had to be a gangster, or at least pretend to be, and Em spoke for us poorer, drug addicted white boys.
Eventually though his music reached everyone, and songs like this really resonated with people and widened his audience.
This is one of the songs that hits hard with me. My biological mother was psychologically and emotionally abusive to me. I finally cut her out of my life in 2014 and, as far as I'm aware, she has yet to accept what she did to me. As to whether I care about her crying or hurting, I don't. She didn't care how I felt, so I'm not going to care about how she feels.
We are one in the same, I hope you are doing better now.
The sensors blamed him for all crime and the black community thought he was a poser
Yep he WRITES ALL HIS OWN SHIT PIMPIN!!! Real MCs DO NOT use GHOST WRITERS or any other type of writer!💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽😤😤😤🔥🔥 Also ALL THE HOLY ROLLERS and usual suspects WANTED EMINEM GONE!!!!
The lyrics of this song makes you really see him in a different light 😢
Another Banger produced by Eminem, keep it up
LUV EM...NEWEST EM is fire...spits truth after all these years...
I know this is late, and maybe down the comments someone has already said but, when Em starts off by saying, have you ever been hated or discriminated against? I have, I've been protested and demonstrated against, this literally happened and hundreds of thousands took to the streets to protest against him worldwide. What they didn't get, and what many fairies today definitely don't get, is just because you don't like it, doesn't mean you can trump someone's free speech and right to express themselves.
When you want to react to movies make sure 8 mile is one of the first :)
Eminem was a cultural force that can even be explained today
My man please listen to Chris cornell! His lyrics are always deep and beautifully written, he composed so much amazing instrumentals in his music and his vocals are powerful, sludging, beautiful, haunting, powerful. Soft, metal, clenching, blues, desperate, pop, love, loss, garage, everything you could want from an artist he was! Please please dive into him and you will be amazed every single time you listen to him. Decades of new and diverse sounds and melodies. His covers of other artists were amazing and he would cover HIS OWN music in a new and different way time after time! Your musical journey will forever be incomplete with Chris' voice, art, and humble loving beautiful personality painted over your heart and mind!
People went after him because he was bringing more white people into listening to rap, and since he also had violent or explicit lyrics, a bunch of white parents were getting mad. Same way that they were about rock 1 or 2 generations before that.
You are also 12 years old no one born before 1990 has 3 digits in their RUclips name
senate tried to make him stop swearing and stuff ridiculous! and there were moms protesting against him. This was before you were born.
they hated him for no reason other than he was white and talented I was there I remember some of my friends telling me to hate him but credit is where credit is due
The beat>>>
Hell yeah dude, been waiting for this one! Also a song recommendation from me is “Gematria” by Slipknot. It’d be cool to go back to metal, and this song is so underrated. Others could be “Secret Garden” by Spiritbox or “To The Hellfire” by Lorna Shore. All very different
He just wanted to be left alone most of the time and I would listen to this after getting beaten
The public crucified Em. They hated him because he told the truth about the American dream
Im not sure its about blaming himself. I think its about cleaning out hes closet but not to destroy her but for justification and understanding. Its hard to get if not experienced such things
Definitely have to listen to "Headlights" now.
I'd never heard of munchausen syndrome before I heard this as a kid and honestly, abuse in all forms is horrendous but to be constantly told your sick, sometimes even being poisoned, drugged or having things broken to gratify the person who is supposed to be your care giver. To make them look like the angel who has to look after such a burden of a child. That stuff is next level fucked
At like 3:10 you start talking about how you can't believe the amount of hate Eminem got from the public when he started out, and you figure that cause he's white rapper in a predominantly black industry that he would be praised for that, but that shows the amount of growth society has had since Eminem first blew up and that's amazing to see, but also sort of sad that we live in a society where we recognize if your'e a white male then it shouldn't be hard to succeed (and not to get into all that, but is true in literally every other case aside from Eminem). You also said that you don't' want to make it about race , which I get cause it is a hot button topic, and no one wants to ever come off racists, but sadly that's exactly what it was about. Back in the late 90's early 00's rap wasn't widely received like it is today, it wasn't what we call "mainstream" but it was starting to make it's way into pop culture more and more. Even still rap was ultimately sort of an underground thing, and essentially every rapper was black (when you look at people who were making it big at that time, aside from maybe 2 others). So when this skinny white kid with bleach blonde hair came onto the scene people looked at it him like he was a joke. The public basically said he was trying to appropriate the industry and had no place doing what he was doing and there was no way he could be even a little good cause he was white. Then there was the whole "rap is all about violence and killing" so parents of white kids really lost it cause they automatically assumed that cause he was white rapping about what he was that their kids would do exactly that. Like I remember when he did blow up seeing it all over the news parents protesting his records, (and a ton of other musicians) and that eventually pled to parental advisors going on albums.
You should've watched the video with it lol it shows the people picketing against him and he was banned on MTV for awhile
The fact that Eminem was white was exactly why he got so much hate from conservatives in the late 90s, early 00s. If I remember right, Tipper Gore (Al Gore's wife) was particularly raging a campaign against him and Marilyn Manson. We can look back on everything now and think about how overreactive everyone was, but back then, these artists were new and we'd never had people push such boundaries in music before. The Eminem Show album gets into politics a little more, especially since some of it was his response to how 9/11 was handled. But the song White America really talks about how people hated him. "See, the problem is I speak to suburban kids..."
The controversy just made everyone love him more lol
Laying some real shit on the table with this one. This is one of those songs you **have** to make. Like for your own mental health.
You need to do headlights by Eminem he apologizes to his mom
Em actually hates this song so you should hear part 2 (headlights)
Listen to his song White America where he goes into it in depth.
in his early years, he didn't give a shit.. he went in on gays, big time, he rapped about how much he hated women, that's why he had 'protests and demonstrations' against him, true af.. he was banned from radio stations, one of his songs had him arrested (Kim I think, I'm going off memory here, I was like 18/19 when he blew up)
6:29 comment:and up to the point song break-down.-Ernie Moore Jr.
I remember the hate. Like I'm from Ireland so definitely in the 90s there were very few black people in our country in the 90s. And there was kind of a backlash against his music because of the content. I feel like it just made us want to buy it more. Nothing sells albums like a bit of controversy. Also the 90s was a time when music got blamed for everything, then they moved on to video games AND music. Not parenting or social situations.. Because of course no one wants to blame social situation because that would fall back on the government yeah..