EMINEM ISN'T HIP HOP CULTURE?
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Em knows, understands, respects, and lifts up hip hop culture more than 90% of the rappers who have ever done it. How is he not hip hop?
He didn’t say em wasn’t hip hop
No one said em is not hip hop. He is hip hop. But hip hop is a product of the black community. Nothing racist about it.
@@SLipperZipper what are you talking about? Please make sense of it. Please.
Cuz he white
@@Longpipejang Not a good enough excuse.
I wanted to hear what royce was going to say he didn't look too happy
I mean he probably gets tired of hearing the same racist thing over and over again it always comes back to but he’s white and Royce always checking them 🤦♂️
@@jcampolito1 you can imagine how much Royce has to put up with everybody talking about em in his ear must piss him off 😂
It wasn't a racist comment or conversation. He and Royce had a very good conversation where the guy asking the questions gave Em props and had good talking points. This snippet is bait and taken out of context.
@@TheSizNation I I think you made a valid point all he said was "when we think hip hop we equate hip hop to black" it's not racist that's a fact. I mean It wasn't derogatory he wasn't being demeaning. it wasn't an attack I mean that's essentially why racism is. an attack on other cultures it's a negative aspect on other cultures. so I mean we can still talk about it and not have racism you know become a big aspect of the conversation. so yeah man I say right.
@@yaze3316 ‘…unfortunately for some people, it's tough to accept that you have a White artist that does it better than Black artists…’
Guys its ok this white dude actually out did us this one time on a FAIR scale, no back doors no cheating, give him flowers for this rarity of a moment respect it.
This one time? Hahahahahhahaaa bro u asleep their is all sorts of culture in hip hop. NF Mac Miller Token Rittz Yelawolf Post Malone Beastie Boys Paul Wall House of Pain I mean do I need too keep going I mean cuz this is G-Eazy....
@@bryansmith261 yea i know an only Em the only white boy that cud stand up to Lil wayne Kendrick Jay z Drake 50 cent and be considered better than all of them. The people u just listed is no where near the conversation for top rappers.
“This white dude” why are you so mad for? He is just saying facts Hip Hop isn’t just for black people, it originated from black people but Eminem getting hate for his skin color is just pure racism.
@@cross1863 Sounds like you the one mad.. All he said was its ok to accept we got beat by a white boy. Which is a concept most of these mfs refuse to accept..
imagine coming in so hard and missing the point of the comment lol
@@bryansmith261 THANK YOU for mentioning Beastie Boys and House of Pain! Seems like nobody acknowledges them in these conversations 😂
Nobody will argue that hip-hop was originated by black folks but it's something we can all enjoy...
If you try to gatekeep hip-hop to a color it will only create division
Ever hear " Life is a Rock" and check the year. PAUL SIMON
@jalazel6447Eminem has had a huge influence on the culture and entire genre on music. If you don't know that you don't know the genre very well
Originated by Latinos and blacks.
Just FYI
But mastered by Caucasian
@jalazel6447 you clearly don't much about hip hop. Everyone you mentioned is still alive and all of them will tell you who the GOAT is and how he's impacted the genre.
You just sound both too young and ignorant to understand and too uneducated to realize how you are being racist.
Btw I'm a half breed. No bias, just facts and been listening to rap since the 80s.
@jalazel6447 btw Jay and Kanye sell out black people constantly.
And yes there sounds are known and very repetitive and nothing original for decades.
Tbh both of them are both over produced and mostly just copy music from other generations so we can't say they are really that original.
Now Outkast, Wayne and Cole are all the real deal. Original and amazing and have also elevated the genre.
Eminem is a student of dre from Outkast and gives him major props.
Cole is a student of Em and gives him major Credit.
Wayne and Em are like peers and love each other.
Wayne is the closest thing to Eminem skill wise.
Most impact on the genre throughout the world and the art itself is Eminem without a doubt.
Most impact on minorities and culture as a people is definitely not Eminem. Not even Tupac. Honestly that's a tough one. Probably someone more positive like Cole or KRS.
Eminem's weakest area that is a major factor to hip hop is discussing cultural issues and changing the way we see the world and conduct ourselves as a culture. Yet most rappers don't do that. Black or white.
It doesn't mean they aren't a part of it. All the other people you mentioned speak on cultural issues.
Btw don't forget NAS. He was better than Kanye or Jay and was very uplifting but real like the originators of the art.
Hip hop WAS black music..
But now it has grown or evolve to something much bigger than race. It is MUSIC, not a property that you can own.
Hip Hop isn't just music, it's music, dance, and art (graffiti). It has ALWAYS been completely inclusive. Watch any old school hip hop documentary and count the heads.. or watch Crush Groove, lol.
@@lawrencelymanii6943 I get that it's not just music but in this specific convo, we are talking about music.
Show me if any of the people who say that, "Eminem is not apart of hip hop" do the dance or the art part of hip hop then.
@@solaceinsolitude8332 my comment was more about " hip hop WAS black music.." but I'm not trying to dis you.
I agree 👍🏽
Hip-Hop is black, you sad houseboys
50 said it best… we just can’t accept that Em is better than us at rapping
You. Better than you. To say "us" makes this comment dumb as hell .
Come on 50 owes his career to Eminem. He is going way overboard praising Eminem. Understandable.... Eminem is a goat. But is Eminem better than any other all time great rapper? No.
@@MrStaanowell basket made it by white Canadian matter of fact is a white Canadian culture but no white man in earth wouldn't say Jordan ( black ) are the goat...because white aren't envy jealous or hatters but black does 🤣🤣🤣 so if you want em stop rapping then stop playing basket wordddd oh yeah I forgot without British colonization it won't be HIP HOP !! Faxxx
@@MrStaano that's a totally subjective stance so to say no is kinda ridiculous in itself
@@tryhardfinessedyou Its not ridicuous to say; No. You think Eminem is the greatest rapper that ever touched a microphone? If you think that you dont know Hip Hop / culture and all the great mc's that are and have been.... Sorry.
Subbed just for the fact you speak truth! That's a RARE commodity these days! God bless ✝️👑❤😊
We started it but it now belongs to the world - and that’s cool with me.
“Hip-hop is black music. No question.” - 50 Cent.
Shit, even Eminem said hip-hop is black music 🤣
What else 50 cent said after that? Eminem does it better than everybody else and the problem people have with that is the fact that he's white. Ever since Eminem came into the picture Hip Hop became more than just black music. Now Hip hop is bigger than just black music. Plain and simple.
@@phoyouuu Eminem: “… I stole black music, yeah, true…” The Man even said it himself. Look, no one is saying other people can’t participate (rap, twerk, breakdance, etc.) but please name something that other ethnicities have created to add to the genre? Simple: the answer is *nothing.* It is and will always be intrinsically tied to African-Americans - even Em will be the FIRST to tell you that. Now, if Em hadn’t have pushed himself and attempted to do it better than everybody else (and he’s been bested on tracks before, his catalogue is FAR from flawless) he never would’ve made it. He will always get props for that… He’s easily one of the best stories in the game, period. No one can ever question his flow. But it’s kinda funny how suddenly some people say hip-hop isn’t black music anymore (like they did with Rock & Roll) but most of them are the same ones who didn’t even like it until Em came along… He’s probably Top 5 in terms of technique and certainly got a LOT more white people to listen to rap and buy his (mostly bad) albums but beyond that? Eh.
@@KDashSix Hio hop is bigger than black music period. Every country has their own versions of hip hop and rap music. There’s other races that listen to hip hop now. It isn’t just black music it’s bigger now. The genre has expanded overtime. No one is claiming hip hop isn’t black. We’re saying it’s now being more than black. I don’t see what’s so hard to understand other than the fact that you don’t want to understand. Basketball is a white mans sport yet overtime the NBA has 95% black players. Michael Jordon being the GOAT yet nobody bitches. Eminem gets called the goat and everybody bitches. Is the NBA basketball a white mans game ? Or is it bigger than just white people now that we have diversity in the sport?
@@phoyouuu That’s a terrible analogy because the object of any sport is to put points on the board and win the game. Every facet of hip-hop, aside from maybe DJing/record scratching, derives from Africa… So, is anime not Asian/Japanese culture because it has global fans? I mean, do you see black kids (or any other for that matter) Irish River dancing or wearing Cowboy hats and line dancing en masse? Sure, other countries have their own flavorings, etc. but again, what have they *created* to add to it? Hell, EMINEM would be the first to tell you it’s black music, but that doesn’t mean it gate-keeps anyone else… And the GOAT? Homie, Em is probably my favorite rapper, which is why I’m hyper critical of his music, but he’ll always be a rung below Jay-Z, Nas, Tupac, and Biggie in terms of prominence. And again, even he’d be the first to tell you that… But it’s kinda hard to have this discussion with people who have his face on all 4 spots on their Mount Rushmore.
@@KDashSix I'd argue Em is the reason hip hop became so diverse in America.
"He stepped in a pile of shit there boi" HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
"Hip-hop is much bigger than black"
As a black kid I fuck with that
You mean hip hop is universal for all races not hip hop is bigger then black that does not make sense a genre music is bigger then are people
Anything to take credit away from black people.
@@traceytracey3756bro. Who is taking credit? 😂 As a white person you think I give a fuck about any black person who excels in a "white person created" genre? No. As they said music is above race. We know bro. We know.
tbf, alot of rappers today owe alot to Eminem. Em came onto the scene at a time where aint no whites was listening to rap and hip-hop. Em came onto the scene, and brought in and ENTIRE generation and got them hooked on hip-hop. Hip-hop has so much more global reach now than ever before partially thanks to Em.
No influence. Not the goat. On some racist 💩
Hip hop is universal … “expand your miiiiiiind” -KILLAH PRIEST
Knight Nation💯
Imagine saying Big Pun isn't hip hop... one of the hardest Puerto Ricans on a mic. 💯🇵🇷
THE hardest Puerto Rican on the mic.
As a Boricua myself, I can confirm this statement to be true.😁🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
@@joshuajarod1909 isn't Fabulous of Spanish decent Dominican and how many times have Pun may he rest in paradise been over looked? Yes I'm a Pun fan as well
He is black!
@@mar-ei7pz Say It Again… 🤦🏽♂️
Hip hop is poetry with a beat, and poetry belongs to everybody.
Hip Hop is black
@@theendisnigh4497 like how football and basketball used to be white sports and all the other players just jumped on the bandwagon right?
@@billygrider24 Hip hop is not poetry with a beat, that’s what rap is.
Hip hop is the culture which is black culture & yes ppl do own their culture.
Also the sports r just movements & actions, nobody can own or claim something like that.. it’s not the same has hip hop.
@@bishopdaking717 Hip-hop is a genre of music most often characterized by a strong, rhythmic beat and a rapping vocal track. The genre originated in New York City in the 1970s as a cultural exchange among Black, Latino, and Caribbean youth and has grown into one of the most consumed genres of music in the United States.
The actual definition...
@@billygrider24 lol, just say you didnt know it was a culture and cut it out with the book definitions. I grew up on hiphop culture and rap music and it greatly influenced my life.
hip hop is global bro , im mexican and the hip hop culture here is enormous, same thing in spain , france , south america etcetera, here we are happy hip hop is global , you should check Gamora , rusian rap
Hip Hop is the most distinguishable aesthetic of recent history, if you think about it the biggest divide between the early 1900's fashion and the late 1900's is "swag".
@@shelbyspeaks3287 yeah bro i remember the early 2000s , that was another golden era for hip hop , every popy song had a hip hop touch like the jenifer lopez songs , even the nsync , personaly i enjoy rap of all countries and always get amazed by how the hip hop culture grow in every hood around the world , u can find rap in india , in rusia , in poland , ireland , and nobody gives a fuck if you are black or not , no one says " hoo rap is black music" well thats not true anymore so we can say the old dream o a hip hop world became true but now black people salty about it? Come on broo!!! U can find awesome rap beats with foreingn elements like the shamizen of japan , mariachi of mexico etcetera is sad seeing a black person hating just cause youre not black
To call hip-hop black is to ignore it's growth, reach, and evolution. People are stuck in the past and can't accept change.
Is basketball black? Is reggae black? Etc. Yeah, peeps are being so dumb and backward eh ...
Facts
You can tell you ain’t do your homework at all. Todays music ain’t hip hop at all.
Also hip hop is black by blacks. Not no other cornballs
@@SoulInajarsounds like you have bad taste 😂
Lmao... I was waiting for Stevie to say something! Love your reaction guy you got to keep it up!!!!🎉
I’m Black and a fan from 1999. And still am!
Hip Hop is Hip Hop, it dont matter who spits, as long as its 🔥 ill listen
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Wrong.
@@bishopdaking717they aren't wrong
Hip hop is black music.
The thing about any culture is that it evolves and changes. Hip-hop originated with black people (and Boricuas, I believe 🤔), but once it started growing things were different. At some point, black people embraced white people who showed love for the art. Welcoming others helps things grow, but it also changes the culture. So, whether anybody likes it or not, white people are now part of it
which boricuas?. wrong statement white boi.
I like that ,"hip hop is much bigger than black." Never thought of it like that but it's universal now.
No, you will NOT TAKE Hip Hop from those it was created for!! You can enjoy the music but at its core, it is meant for the culture, so blacks living in the hood. Hard Rock as its target, country has its target, pop has its core audience and Hip
Hop has its core audience, and that is blacks living in the hood.
Lies!! Eminem is Hip Hop Culture not only because of his flow and genius lyricism, but his love for the culture. Could he be Hip Hop King? I say no because the intent was to represent the struggle of blacks in the hood. No matter how much we love him, and we do, the reality is Eminem is not black. He can never truly get this pain we carry every day. I know he understands this.
Thanks for the content
Stevie speaking TRUTH up here!!! Respect the TALENT not the SKIN COLOR
Royce had that look like is Wayne Brady gonna have to choke b!+(#🤣😂🤣😂
EM puts out a song not even an album, it hits the charts on africa and USA included ,
this guy clearly has learned lessons from LORD JAMAR,
god some people wanna act sooo fool just to prove their stupid point,
HIP HOP has been a world wide genre cuz of EMINEM, and nobody can change that
Which Africa are you talking?? Don't talk shit... Y'all stans are crazy
Tupac was actually the 1 who made Hip Hop international and to some extent Snoop Dogg, way before anyone even knew who Em was, not discrediting Em but the reality is that he did not make hip hop a world wide genre, he may have elevated the recognition but it was not bc of him.
@@rayrome7244 thank you ! 👍
Lol who listen to Eminem in Africa lol 😂.
No disrespect but Africans are barely rap fans.
@@rayrome7244 I don't think any one person can take credit for that but Dr. Dre, Tupac, Biggie and of course Em affected the culture on an even larger scale
Respect Mr Knight.
Gettem Stevie!!
White Boy Here appreciates you Bro!!
If eminem is an influence to most of these rappers, he's still currently having an affect on the culture of hip hop whether through direct fans or through the fans of rappers who were influenced by eminem.
Nobody cares about this man.
Meh.. I can see the influence from Nas, Pac etc. hardly any from em.
What artists try to be like em? Most come from poverty driven neighbourhoods and share the same social issues as rappers like Pac.
@@P4PBoxingMedia influence isn't "trying to be like them" you know that man come on. Look at all of Em's influences. He isnt trying to be any of them. It's a blend. Little here. Little there. I feel like any good artist of any form does the same.
I was thinking exactly what Stevie Knight said
"It's impossible for black folks to be racist..." -Royce Da 5'9
Oh dear
Stevie bro big fan brother 💜 you’re stuff keep it up bro💜✝️💜🙌🏼
My new favorite channel,, I agree 💯 👏 speak the truth
Hip hop was created by black people. But now hip hop is around the world multicultural black, white, Spanish, Asians etc etc. Just some people can not admit a white person is rapping better than most.
Eminem puts everybody on his stuff and they all eat. He brings “outsiders” attention to hip hop and rap. That equates to sales and exposure for other artists. It’s simple mathematics
Ooo I see what you did there at the end. Lol love it
THANK Y🫵🏼U #StevieKnight💯
The real racist people get exposed when they say things like this.. I love it! Those who self-proclaim they are victims usually are the most racist people on this planet! This goes for all people no matter there color or race.
Hip hop is 5 elements, rap is just the spoken art… Hispanic and white graf writers been painting since the birth of hip hop… djing is even more diverse… hip hop is not what’s played on the radio.
Hip Hip is black culture, what are you talking about 😭
True true 👍 up
Nah music is music nd it’s just about who relates to it
@@YodontdoitWhy do so many of you "relate" to Eminem? Aside from his skin color.😂😂
@@user-uj7in8il2i bro I’m Hispanic lmao
@@Yodontdoit Indigenous or Euro?
God bless you sir for putting skin color aside. Keep on keeping it real Stevie!!! Thanks for keeping your opinion honest and open! That’s why I subscribed!!! You ain’t a faker! God bless you man! 🔥💯
Straight up FACTS..
Hip hop is part of black culture…. Just because you enjoy it does not mean you get to disregard the people it originated from.
You wouldn’t get mad at an Indian person acknowledging Bhangra music as part of Indian culture… so please don’t do it to us sir…
Imagine you invent something and it becomes popular and then random people try to stake a claim to it just because they enjoy it. 😂 keeping that coloniser mindset alive. “I like this so now it is no longer yours”. Communist scum.
em made me listen to hip hop I was a heavy metal fan now I have just as much rap in the play list
Mostly eminem tho right? No big deal... My playlist consists of Eminem, Linkin park, and greenday.. 90 percent is Eminem tho... Sorry
Im a STAN
I've always been a metalhead, but I love good hip hop and rap. You guys need to check out Tech N9ne and his label mates. If you havent I guarantee you'll like it.
Yessir i only listen to Lyracists. Em, NF, Kendrick, JCole, etc
You sound like a wyteboi tho
Hip-Hop USED to be BLACK music, It is now, WHITE, BLACK, BROWN, ASIAN, RUSSIAN, it's multi-cultural at this point and EMINEM is one of the biggest reasons for this.
Rick Ruben Beastie Boys etc... Hip Hop has ALWAYS had cream in the coffee.
Co founder of Def Jams
El-P, Paul Wall, Kid Rock,Mac Miller, and that white boy from Compton most wanted that i don't remember his aka. Yes, always cream in the coffe .
Hip hop was created by black Americans, Puerto Ricans and Caribbean Islanders in the Bronx NY streets. Hip hop is a street culture, black Americans was not the only people in the streets gang banging and spinning records.
@@JoseBXNY yes ofc. Like B-Real, Kid Frost, Delinquent People. Mexicans , Peruvians, But most of em are blaxicans. But when you come to the list of the illect mcs of all time ofc u will say Rakim, Krs One, Ll Cool J, Slim shady, B-Real, Kool moe dee, B Daddy Kane, Method man.... And the list goes on
@@twvlvtheog7334 When it comes to the illest MCs, yeah there's Puerto Ricans there too especially in the beginning. we got Puerto Rican MCs and Djs that gets no recognition. Break dance, graffiti, Djs, MCs, we was all in there. black come in numbers as in there's a whole lot of blacks out there so yes it's gonna logically be more black people involved than Puerto Ricans or any other Spanish ethnicity but we was all over that shyat too. Be built this culture together, we built that Hood image together. P.s, big pun is amongst the top MCs for a fact.
Obviously you can't deny that rap started in black culture (like rock and roll) but as a music genre grows bigger of course you're gonna have rappers from anywhere killing it, I swear it's really dumb people trying to gatekeep rap.
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Yeah imagine some people started to tell they own everything that white people came up with. What would there be left for other people.. how about we, as humans, came up with all that and own it. Together. Those people just see race everywhere, not persons, but black and white persons..
Wasnt this the exact thing white ppl were doing to Lil Nas X when he made a hit country song?
Anyone saying hip hop is bigger than black doesn't know what hip hop is, it's not just rapping, it's a culture and styles cultivated in and by black communities.
@@alexanderkoffi7149 When did I said the Lil Nas X situation wasn't dumb too? I hate gatekeeping in general and I specifically said rap, I know hip hop it's the culture but the music of said culture it's global.
@@alexanderkoffi7149 country is originally black TOO!
Honestly, everything is always about the color of someone's skin. Why can't we just realize someone is talented regardless of their skin color? You think Tech N9ne or lil wayne care what skin color Em is? No. They recognize his talent and respect him. It's so silly that we can no longer just say "man this person is talented" anymore.. regardless of genre it has to be "oh because of the color of their skin..." NO, these folks are talented. If I see someone who is skilled at playing guitar and they make major accomplishments I don't care what their skin color is, I will recognize and appreciate their talent and achievements. It's called having respect for people who make moves and an impact. Regardless of your race.. you should recognize the talent and impact. Regardless of genre at least appreciate the artist or musician for their talents instead of making everything about race. I just don't get why we can't just respect people anymore.. it always has to be about skin color.
Because the COMMUNISTS in charge of our country and media WANT colour to be brought up at every turn to keep us DIVIDED. if we fight each other we can’t collaborate to defeat the REAL enemy.
Yeah but white boy blah blah. You can't respect a white "boy"
I was saying the same thing. Some people just get salty because of few bad ones, bad experiences when the other person happens to be different race. Fuck, we all humans. Stop dividing us.
I think you miss understood the convo. His talent was never a question. Where did Hip Hop start and the reason behind it?
yes but if that someone playing guitar come out and say he is the god of guitar then we won't care about is knowing guitar anymore, we will start comparing his fake lyrics fakes everything on the real legends,, when we make him a face for hiphop as he calls himself then we are selling the culture for shyt, plus when he does nothing for the founder and changes the purpose then its gone and its not hiphop
God I love how rational and clear thinking you are Stevie. God bless you.
I am a black man who was born in the 80s so is seen hip hop pretty much in it’s beginnings people always say hip hop is black when it was started with black and Puerto Rican it was never just black
I just don't understand what else this man has to do. talking bout the culture listen my dude some of your favorite rappers if not the most celebrated and elite rappers we have to date are on record saying how much they love, respect, even cherish the contributions and or personal influence Em has had on this amazing world wide thing called Hip hop 🤞
Probably has to turn from white boy to black boy 😂
Em still is getting fans still hip hop is interracial with all colors and it always has been since the begining.
Hip Hop isn’t a color, it’s a culture. And it’s multicultural, which makes it so unique. Sure, you’ve got country, metal, rock, etc, becoming more multicultural over the years, which is great, but Hip Hop was the originator of being so multicultural and diverse.
I appreciate your boldness to stand with what you believe is right and recognize how black people complain about racism but are racist themselves and that’s for all cultures that are racist it’s a major contradiction and I say that with all respect bro💪🏽
i heard lil wayne say if all those white people didn't buy my music i wouldn't be so rich today
and I think music is for everyone who feels it and wants to share it with others
Eminem is the greatest and seen as that by many people of every color, the dude is just mad at it because i know him from his hate tweets
If Big and PAC lived that would not be the case.
Em's lyrical fast rap does not guarantee a win over Quality lyrics or effortless rap.
Black people definitely are not out skilled by Eminem entirely, that him being far better than any other talk is due to ignorance of others not backed like Eminem by the industry and the White Majority fanbase.
Eminem definitely is top 5 to people that don't really credit Old school rappers.
Eminem would even put LL Cool J, Run DMC and maybe Rakim before himself because without them he likely wouldn't even Rap.
Eminem also thought Proof was better than him at rapping, and it's likely Royce can out rap Eminem too but I'm not so sure about Royce being at Eminem's skill level.
definitely Eminem's career was well supported with unmatched impact, numbers wise Eminem has few to compare with.
Drake is the king, Jay-Z is the Goat, Lil Wayne is the best...
@@h3was547 why are you basing his lyrical ability based on his fast rap? My god I’m so tired of people saying that. Em’s fast rapping is not even half of his discography. If Big and Pac were alive they would prolly say he’s the GOAT.
@@h3was547 I agree with you in terms of Eminem's rap delivery. I wouldn't even put him in the top 50. However, lyricism-wise, Eminem's writing on his best day is top 10 at least, if not, top 5.
@@careless-minds Exactly🙌🏾
@@brandonlamb9067 smh
people ask me how hip hop is doing I ask em how their doing - Mos def
Like I said rap is only a part of hip hop
Bro I thank Eminem for bringing me my favourite rapper to light and giving him a spot to shine fr, 50! If 50 was elsewhere that man wouldn’t have killed it like he did, that Eminem Dre stamp took it up a few levels, 50 was a monster, I got hold of a 50 mixtape with songs from power of the doller on it, but never heard nothing else, then he signed, that’s when I got a listen of some new shit he did, his mixtapes had that much more of a reach due to being linked with em and Dre, I’m coming from the UK so you’d understand it would have to have a certain name attached to the song back then, have some weight.. it had to be so you can trust to have to go walk to your local city centre, buy the physical CD, now it’s different RUclips and all this made it so accessible you can’t put anything on streams compared to CD sales etc.. believe me selling 11 mill first time round, every mf went out and got that CD and to say Em had no influence is crazy, 90% of the fans that go see 50 on road are white, who did they hear 50 through? Eminem. Simple.
So glad you are exposing his clout chasing nonsense. I hated when he just looked for the things Nickle said that HE wanted to hear. A good interviewer will recognize when the interviewee is telling them some personal shit, or exposing a hot topic, which Nickle did several times.. esp accrediting Eminem with teaching him the structure of a rap song, and broke it down for him. Keys just sailed right past that.
4 words Hip-hop is universal ❤
That white boy is a whole other level. No black or other rappers wld get in a ring w him. Eminem wld eat anyone alive!!! Facts
He affected the world period. Today he feels stale but even he knows it and isn't scared to make fun of it. By the way, why I gotta be a Stan? Do I call your ass famous Stan? Ok than!
How you stale and still going platinum?
@@richdude8150 Because we live in a world that's, not ALL as advanced as America!
@@richdude8150 what does sales have to do with content? Vanilla ice was shit and sold records. MC hammer was shit and sold records.
@@Gary_Winthorpe “What does sales have to do with content” 😂 Found the below 85 IQ argument
@@voodooreptiles3553 what do you mean? He’s more revered and respected in the rest of the world than America at this point. America is where all his hate comes from.
To say hip hop isn’t black and it literally started in the Bronx with black MC’s…………We don’t feel like anything belongs to us😭😭 even em said it’s black culture 🫠
It was started by black folks but that don't mean it's black culture or they own it and no other race belongs to it. Tell us who made hip hop more popular Eminem or black rappers?
Basketball was started by white people…. What’s your point?
@remsangachhakchhuak1738 You just literally canceled your own comment. The mere fact that it was started by black people absolutely means it is black. There may be other ethnicities using it, but it is definitely black and Stevie is always on some anti black sh!t.
@@traceytracey3756Stevie is like anti division not anti black. If that’s this races and this is that races it’s just division. Cause at the end of the day where does that stop. “This is whites, this is blacks” just a weird way to think. This whole thing should Only be a problem if you don’t acknowledge the roots of things such as hip hop
@CoralVein Do you honestly think I based my opinion on this one video or even about hip hop, as if either are really that important? No, Coral. My opinion is based on Stevie's whole outlook and demeanor towards every subject pertaining to black people. Every video is about anti black people regardless of the subject, anti black women, regardless of the subject, pro white people, pro white women, and pro white politics. Do you think that his night channel was suspended because his content is balanced? He is so obviously conservative, I know that conservatives are neither fair nor balanced. All of these black conservative content creators always stand in the position of hating their own skin and those that look like them. Lastly, if anybody opens their mouth and say that hip hop isn't a black creation, a black culture is simply lying to themselves. No one ever said that you had to be black; however, Eminem is a contributor to the hip hop black culture. Period.
As in most things I can except the way he feels in reference to the hip-hop movement on its origins, but it has as an other movements cross cultural elements involved in it😊
Saying hip hop is black is like saying basketball is white, just cause someone of a certain color made something doesn't mean only people of that color can participate 😂🤦
White people didn’t make basketball that shit is an ancient sport. Naismith modernized it. Also sports aren’t culture it’s entertainment.
At the end of the day, it all boils down to that Eminem is white. They’ve been trying to run Eminem out the game for years. He’s still here and out selling everybody 20 years later in the game 😂😂
How many number one albums does he have cause I believe he is third on that list how many Grammys he got cause I’m pretty sure he is number 5 on that list wait hold one more thing how many classic albums does he have 2 so he is like number 15 on that list he sells cause crackers guy his shit but when it comes to music and content he is mediocre period
Hes not still out selling anybody stop it
Eminem has sold 227.5 million certified albums and singles in the United States. In his home country, he has earned 50 platinum albums and 10 number one albums. His singles get more views and streams than anyone in current rap.
@@Triple-Four that cause white people praise him he wasn’t even on the hip hop list Eminem makes music for white people I never wanted to kill my mother nor my wife so I don’t listen to that type of music if you do good for you but when it come to hip hop he is trash the boy can rap not taking that from him but hip hop is much more then Rapping just my honest opinion and the opinion of many other ya culture cultures come into our realm and do what you want with it
@@Triple-Four yup still the #1 selling artist world wide
Hip hop is back and includes everyone else..not the other way around
"It's Hip Hop. So when we think Hip Hop we equate it to Black"
Ladies and Gentlemen.......we got him. Also D12, 50 Cent and every other black rapper Em's ever featured or paid homage to or shouted out did have an impact on Hip Hop culture essentially. I had no idea who the f*ck Tupac or Andre 3k or B.I.G. or Nas were until I heard Till I Collapse and went "Hmm! Well I gotta check out who these dudes are".
What made you gravitate towards Em and not any other rap artist first? Listen to the artist that Em looked up to and you'll see why he's as good as he is. Look up AZ..Em was such a fan of his that he took his whole flow on one of the songs he made called infinite
Hiphop has grown to be a titan bigger than race. You should be proud and share this beautiful art!
He said “when you think hip hop you think black” that statement is not a racist statement. He spoke of a common opinion. We have to stop calling everyone and thing racist just because race is brought up smh
Eminem has not affected black culture. Black people do not mimic or copy anything that Eminem does. Eminem has affected white culture and Hip Hop culture on a whole.💯
Yeah no doubt, I've never heard Em at a BBQ or at a club. Might be wrong about the club cause he does have a few songs with other artists. Em is definitely a beast but his music just has no appeal to them for me. It just doesn't hit the same as Wayne or 3000, probably because of the content of his songs.
@@34blackula you guys need to stop talking sh*t. Ask Cole, Kendrick if Em influenced them or not. How can y’all take so much away from him and act like you’re objective because you don’t listen to him during your family bbq?! Lol.
Em is biggest selling rap artist of all time, he contributed more than anyone else to turn Rap to the new Rock, it became the most popular music. Back in the 90’s, maybe a dozen of rappers became millionaires, now thanks to Em, today’s rapper have a better reach and HipHop is the most popular music in the world. How can you tell that he had no influence?
@DRINK BLEACH lol Yeah, BBQ's are great gatherings. Great food, conversation, and music. Oh and the club is the club
@@fatosllabjani1643 How can I take anything from Eminem? Eminem will never see this. You do know that right, and yes he does nothing for me musically. I didn't say he had no influence, why would I give a damn about who someone listens to. I was saying he does nothing for me. ME, I can go through my music catalogue and see I have some of his songs. They just don't do nothing for me, I don't listen to hip hop to be impressed by word play or rhyme schemes. I listened to it to dance, get hyped, or to change my mood. He does none of that for me at all. Just like most of these garbage ass guys today. Talking about selling drugs and killing people does nothing for me at all. Shit is played out, I see you're in love with Em but not me.
@@34blackula first, I was speaking in plural, I said « you guys » because YOU agreed with king supreme’s comment and said « yeah no doubt », that’s why I answered. If it was only about YOU, I would have never answered, because it’s a matter of taste, you like what you like, and no one should argue that (unless it’s illegal).
Damn! Your immediate laugh and “he stepped in it” just says it all! Yes!
The point is that Hip Hop has evolved to be appreciated by all people from all Cultures and not just Blacks anymore. It has gone beyond that. It's Global.
Yes that is right, but the roots of hip hop is black, just like rock and roll, jazz, RnB etc...
@@leonhall856 so whats the point? Do other races or cultures say that about baseball or basketball or boxing or what the hell ever? Its not like we should forget how it started or not pay homage like eminem does since the start i dont know of any artist that pays homage to the ones that came before them in their records than Eminem.
@@C-Smith-87 other races have not had there history whitewashed like black people have. Thats why its important to know the roots of hip hop
The only reason people think he don't have an effect, cause they bumping 69 and yatchy
Like MJ made basketball international eminem made hip hop international in my opinion
Stevie a legend
Hip hop is above that shit
All colors not just one butvwere always gonna respect its roots
Facts stevie knight if people go down the rabbit hole of rap its actually poetry which was started by other cultures and races
Ppl forget about a lot of the Puerto Ricans in the Bronx in the 70s that also helped grow the culture.
Stevie Knight for President! 🙌
I believe Hip Hop was created by blacks and gifted to the world, like many other genres including Country, Rock and Roll, Soul and Jazz. Hip Hop evolved into a culture with it’s unique style, sound, fashion and attitude. Even though it was always welcoming and open to anyone with love for it, we laid the foundation. Today we are still being deprived of credit for our creations and contributions even by our own. What a damn shame!!!
Hip Hop doesn't see colors.
Hip Hop is universal.
Did Latinos help invent hip hop?
Due to the heaviest Puerto Rican migration to New York City in the '50s, during the 70s, the birth of hip hop involved Latinos from the Caribbean islands. DJ Kool Herc was from Jamaica. Puerto Rico loved Hip Hop from America. Among the first rappers from the island were TNT, Brewley MC and Vico C.
This dialogue sounds a lot more like you're asking about when Eminem peaked. Because, all great artist are influential, that doesn't mean indefinitely so. The best black artist of today basically all say they were inspired by Eminem in some way shape or form.
Facts and honestly he hasn't peaked yet. He keeps getting better. It's crazy.
America is called a melting pot for a reason. Every culture gets melted together into the beautiful thing we call American culture. Hip hop is a big part of it right now.
I don't think hip-hop will be where it at rn if it wasn't for em.. I mean em had a hard getting into hip-hop n the influence he brought to hip-hop is massive. He literally open the door to other race n the world. Ik people tryna turn the blind eyes but we all this shows by his fans base n selling records
Amen... Hip Hop is a feeling, a vibe, not a color or race.
I'm 53. I been around hip hop my whole life. When it started out there were tons of Latin and white people down. It is not just a black thing from the jump.
FYI Blacks and Latinos are credited for starting hip hop.
Also many Latinos are darker than black people.
Either way Em changed all that and changed the entire culture.
Latinos had nothing to do with it
Hip hop started out black until Beastie boys broke that barrier. I mean when i was growing up i only heard and seen black people but as time went on it has changed alot which is great
Hip Hop is Black,it was a Time when MTV would Not Play Rap Videos... Until Run D MC and Aerosmith Walk this Way, Kicked the Door Down for Rap.
Black People Cant have Anything,R&B is Black Music also.
Just because something is Black Does Not Mean Others Cant Do It,it Means the Foundation was Built by Blacks for Blacks and Now it Mainstream!
Hip hop is world wide now. Many cultures enjoy the music and there are many artists from outside the USA
Eminem changed the entire culture.
No. He changed how white ppl view the culture. Plz stop confusing the 2.
Hip Hop is Black as Night. Eminem is a rare gem. He is a student of the game.
You speak truth.. I grew up in the 70 and 80’s. Kra one, EPMD, Kid Sensation, easy e, ghetto boys .. public enemy, 2 live crew is Luke Skywalker.. beastie boys .. snow .. ten yelWolf, house of pain. And on and on.. and ‘Em slays them all in any battles hate me .. people hate the truth..
He has influenced black rappers. He is on a lot of rappers greatest list. Let's also be real because of Em rap gained popularity world wide and now everyone is enjoying bigger pay days
The same people who say Eminem isn't hip hop are the same people who are mad when Beyonce is told to stay out of country music.
The host had it right. Em is not speaking to black people because he isn't black. Ems rise and greatness is down to 2 things. Making hip hop appealing to the white audience and secondly talent. Before Em White people had one or two that were laughed at. Em came out and spoke for an entire generation of white kids that felt just like black kids he broke down racial barriers and showed struggle is struggle white or black. That got him his following. His talent took him to the GOAT status.
Never been a huge Eminem fan but there's no question he left a heavy stain in the game. Anyone who says otherwise is lying to themselves
Hip hop is global. I went to a club in middle of south Korea that was a hip hop club. Music is universal at this point.
He’s stuck in the 1980’s and half of the 1990’s. Hip hop is global and that was the goal. Their problem is that the global audience is getting more attention than the blood lineage children.
I don´t know how we went from hip hop been a culture with four pillars MCing, DJing, Graffiti and Breakdance to just music!
Eminem is our adopted white bro he been at the cookout since childhood I don't know why some black people just won't accept he's top 10
Im black and em is one of my favorite rappers