Is this guy the next Eminem ?!?! ruclips.net/video/fuOWxWGA648/видео.htmlsi=Rpj6TacSoVrr1WPl Ayo listen, I get my link to that song wasnt Eminem I never said it was I was just promoting an old song 😅 but let’s be real my music isn’t “garbage” your just mad it wasn’t Eminem 🤣 for the people that showed love i appreciate it! Here’s another song -> ruclips.net/video/bauaUmoP4IU/видео.htmlsi=A2GwIPu5EsV_VuQw
He didnt (Edit) PLEASE stop replying with negative comments bc you are to lazy to read my responses to all of your reply’s about me not understanding at first that he was joking.
@@Surpentineeyou guys mean like every single gd song that came out after 2014? No one has style no unique way of being or sounding. Back then 80s-2014-ish we knew by listening where they were from, west, east, north, south or Midwest. Now everyone sounds the same.
I hear a kid doing an impression of LL Cool J and Eazy E. All he lacks is that confidence and swagger that comes with age. It's like hearing Eazy E lyrics on an LL Cool J flow.
I love hearing the respect for real hip hop in his voice and the way he’s rapping at the time. Has that late 80s early 90s style dead on. This is awesome.
As far as lyrics and rhyming go. I was thinking AFRO was going to be special when he was 16. And he is good, just didn’t blow up like I hoped. Dude studied a dictionary for years.
@@aradhanatrys971yeah 100% agree and imagine if he worked with Dre or something, he could definitely go far. Hope he is not afraid and hope he don’t lose himself in the process, would be so empty without him
@@masterofgenres8130 dang thats crazy, maybe its just the way he is, its not looking “Beautiful”, or he might be a Monster. Hope he snaps back to reality soon
This is really good. Maybe not the production, music, or even delivery. But the rymes and bravado are all there. Great young lyricsist. This is such a throwback. I love old school rap. You can hear all the influences
It’s just okay, I could rap circles around him at the same age, but look what hard work does. I look like drunk Dr Seuss next to him now. I’m naturally better, probably bc of him at a young age, but there no way I could do what he’s been doing for the past 25 years bc I’m too lazy. He must have incredible mental fortitude
For those who don't know, the instrumental EM is rhyming over is Queen Laftifah's "Wrath Of My Madness" produced by The 45 King. Over a decade later The 45 King would go on to produce one of Em's biggest songs to date. "Stan". This is my first time hearing this song. It all makes sense now!
The original instrumental is “Chicken Strut” by The Meters. A few songs around that time sampled it. I remember hearing it on an MC Lyte track. Didn't “Wrath of my Madness” come out a couple of years after Em made this? Regardless, 45 King was pretty damn prolific. May he Rest In Power.
@@chytstorm Yes, The original sample is from the Meters. This is 100% Mark's production. ruclips.net/video/B7_XNsSSDHU/видео.html It was released in 88. RIP 45 King.
I absolutely love the two separate ears have the two different voices of the song. Even with one of them only playing from time to time it kinda still grows on you
Only 15/16 years old and now 51 and still going.. cant deny he is in the goat debate.. everybody should have him in their top 5 or at least 10 but i think most people have him in their top 3 and if you made everybody wonte on it i think Eminem would come out on top and I am not mad about it this guy have made so many classic and won so man awards and sold so many albums that it make sense to crown him the goat
It's about time we acknowledge him as the goat. He's been at it for almost 40 years. Dude's 51 and is still one of the biggest names in music. I don't even know when I last heard something from Jay Z or Nas. Yes, obviously they're both still making music, but it's an objective fact that a lot of the "top 10" artists from people's list are far below Em in terms of popularity. He's constantly outselling every other rapper and now he's coming in hot with a new album. I know Em once said Nas is a better writer than Em but is he? Maybe at one point. Maybe, but not now imo
@@theunderdog9353 not even close, his discography is very hit or miss. he has classics like the marshall mathers lp, but he reached horrible lows with mtbmb, revival, and kamikaze. in terms of influence he has inspired many modern rappers, but he also influenced white rappers who say stuff like "death to mumble rap". i definitely would put people like kendrick and nas ahead of him, because eminems way too inconsistent. reminder that popularity ≠ greatness, if you talk to anyone under the age of 50, they'll tell you eminem is just looking for shock value to stay relevant. heres a lyric from the new album you mentioned "eff blind people, deaf people suck"
For all you 10, 20, 30 years younger than The Marshall...this was how all 80's rap sounded. Good stuff. Easy E was hardcore, but if u listened to it today, you can easily tell how OG it is. Just sayin.
Im 16 and Inspirated for Old stuff, Im the only one in my Class who loves the Old Stuff, but not only the Rich side, Im also for the Old Poor stuff like Livin in a Flat with used Baggys and Timbs. You know what im sayin? Also greetings from East Germany!
It took him A DECADE from here, to get to dropping the Slim Shady EP then meeting Dre then kicking off his career. From 16 to "26 year old skinny cartman" and now, over 30 years later bro has #2 song on the pop chart. Cant wait for the new album
@@CimonSowel1 I saw that kid on a cypher and he is actually pretty sick. Never had heard of him beforehand. A lot of dudes with bars & creative flow out if you look hard enough (especially around my age artists that are 25 -35 that are SOLID joyner and KAAN come to mind) definitely are influenced from their inspiring peers and OGs in the game. Em and other talented lyricist type rappers (KRS1 etc) newer and classic being said inspirations.
A lot of people saying this isn’t him (I lean towards that belief) Even so, being 16 and then 8 YEARS later at 24 - you’re a totally different person. You can become great at anything if you practise religiously for 8 years.
This a kid who once he picked the pen up, he never put it down. His evolution is incredible that even in his 50s hes getting better. He deserved every accolade and dollar hes gained as a rapper
now he’s the 9th most listened to artist/group/band in music history all genres, just below the beatles, Michael Jackson, Elvis, Madonna, queen, rolling stones, pink Floyd, Frank Sinatra. THEN eminem at number 9, and taylor swift at 10. i mean that’s quite a top ten list
I was only 8 yrs old when this gem dropped, and I was like 🤯 ! "What *IS* this I am hearing!? I gasped out the question in delighted wonderment, and my mother said softly and with reverence, "It's a song Alicia..and it will change the world for-ev-er. 😮
Wow!!!! Obviously the style isn't very original but even at 16 he had some really clever rhymes and the confidence was already there from the very start. Very cool song to hear
@ryg4493 Same, just think of something and then rhyme the next line with it. Like, Lay, the beat a-thumping, and then try your best jives, menace. See that doesn't make much sense at all but anything works, just right some stuff down, the more you do it, the time will just tell, your sure to persure it. Also there are ways you can go from one rhyme to another, one I like is adding -ing to the end of a rhyme, like Twist, split, kicked and discussing, Mis, fit, hits, and disgusting, Erupting, combusting, you must be, a dud see, you not the, one to trust me
It’s actually good. He stayed focus on the garbage line and make a nice cohesive run on it. Then he followed it up with, “You better get to breaking out, before you get taken out.” It’s dope. Especially for a kid
I wouldnt say dope, its good but needs a lot of work. If you listen to Fresh Prince at that age he knocks this into a cocked hat and I wouldnt say FP was a serious rapper.
@@maccagrabme I thought it was dope in the context that he was a child, and he’s got good wordplay and he was able to keep it going for a couple bars cohesively.
ur bringing up age as if it matters at all, nas dropped illmatic at 17. Chief keef dropped finally rich at 16. Both albums that completely redefined their genres and revolutionised rap as a whole, while it took em 8 years to make a solid attempt
Why do people make such a big deal about voice cracks? I understand why it matters when singing but who cares about one during a rap? People even make a big deal about it when someone's talking. I don't get it.
"This is not a band and we're not a bunch of singers" echoed years later in D12 with the line from Proof "We ain't a band, bitch, we don't play instruments"
As far as the 80's go this was actually on point and he managed to master/hone his skills in the 90's & 00's as well I'd say this kid is going places!!😆💪🏾🔥👑💯 #MARSHALLMATHERS #PREEMINEMERA
Like all videos that claim to be the first. This isn’t Eminem’s first song. The earliest songs that we know of would be on a cassette labelled “Marshall & Ronnie” recorded in the early 80s. Which is not publicly released.
Bros got that Vanilla Ice look and sound lmao, and I'm not hater of his, but it's still a good thing he changed it up a bit. That being said, he was only 16.
What!!!??? This was one of his best songs ever. He needs to redo this today. With good production and his voice now. This would be hard as fuck His voice cracking was timeless
@@labeebfarooqi7548 and maybe one de he just thought he didint want to be like everbody else and we all now Eminem is not human so maybe one he said I can do better
Is this guy the next Eminem ?!?! ruclips.net/video/fuOWxWGA648/видео.htmlsi=Rpj6TacSoVrr1WPl
Ayo listen, I get my link to that song wasnt Eminem I never said it was I was just promoting an old song 😅 but let’s be real my music isn’t “garbage” your just mad it wasn’t Eminem 🤣 for the people that showed love i appreciate it! Here’s another song -> ruclips.net/video/bauaUmoP4IU/видео.htmlsi=A2GwIPu5EsV_VuQw
*Awesome Song !*
@@ShurikRubikthank you so much! 🗣
Just like he was portrayed in 8mile 🥳
:l
No!
I can't believe eminem made the first song ever. So inspirational
😂😂😂 What else did you expect from the Rap 'God'? lol
He didnt
(Edit) PLEASE stop replying with negative comments bc you are to lazy to read my responses to all of your reply’s about me not understanding at first that he was joking.
@@BluelooterBhai his first ever anyways m high wanna talk anyonr
@@dhrupadojah1134 ???
Lol
Left Ear: 🎶 Right Ear: 🗣
I guess my TV only plays the left speaker. Never knew that.
🤣🤣
Old school audio at its best
Thanks for the heads up cause I only had left ear in..
Plugged my headphones in just to hear it 😂
Young Eminem sounds like Bart Simpson.
Eat my shorts dude
I haven't seen those two in the same room at the same time
Do the Bartman
Lmao
Don’t let Homer find out he was making music
Easy E before puberty
Bars
Now i cant unhear eazy e lol right on bro
“You wanna talk trash? Go be a garbage man.” 😂Em been with that wordplay
He's been with that nerd gayy shit
U better stop talking garbage or I'll throw u away😂😂
Are you being serious
@@eaoadeloye82It's a tough line. If he said the exact same line today alot of people would fw it
@@eaoadeloye82 was a decent line for 1988
After all these years, and I still discover Eminem songs I’ve never heard before 👍🏽
Underrated Relatable comment
Same lol. I’ve never heard this before and I’m a huge Stan.
😂Right?!!!
@@ashsvanlifebackatcha brotha. Lol👍
You ever hear the stupid black girls song?
This what every single rap song before 1990 sounds like to me lmfao.
it's what they all sound like period lmao
It just started. There wasn't much variation yet
That's because.....parents just don't understand?
@@Surpentineebro has never listened to a rap song in his life
@@Surpentineeyou guys mean like every single gd song that came out after 2014?
No one has style no unique way of being or sounding.
Back then 80s-2014-ish we knew by listening where they were from, west, east, north, south or Midwest.
Now everyone sounds the same.
He was only 16 here, and yet, you could feel the star in the making 😇
ass licker comment.....
No you can’t, you only saying that cause what he is today.
@@n9nelives96lol so true
You can feel the shart in the making doober gooch
@@n9nelives96yes and no. For 1988, this was a lot better than what was around
"Now that im on the scene, things are gonna change" So much truth in this line!
Bro, this whole song he spit facts and didn't even really know it.
Prophet!
That bar dropped right as I was reading this comment.
This kid sounds like he has a bright future rapping
Caucasians know how the system they created works. "Prophet"? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏾
You can definitely hear one of his biggest influences, LL Cool J in this.
Definitely waaaay more Eazy-E
I hear a kid doing an impression of LL Cool J and Eazy E.
All he lacks is that confidence and swagger that comes with age. It's like hearing Eazy E lyrics on an LL Cool J flow.
All I'm hearing is a bad Shock G impression.
Honestly Fresh Prince is what I hear
I was gonna say the same thing
I love hearing the respect for real hip hop in his voice and the way he’s rapping at the time. Has that late 80s early 90s style dead on. This is awesome.
its not Eminem 💀💀💀💀
@@TeccGT You're not TeccGT 💀💀💀💀
@@snipzgemron Yes I am can't you read
@@TeccGT So yes, it's Eminem. Can't you read either?
@@snipzgemron eminem didn't sing in this video his first song was my name is
WOW!! How have I never heard this as a fan of 25 years!? Amazing!! ❤❤🎉🎉
"Never has there been someone with this much potential" that line hits so much harder in 2023
A white dude will never do it in the hip hop game, son.
As far as lyrics and rhyming go. I was thinking AFRO was going to be special when he was 16. And he is good, just didn’t blow up like I hoped. Dude studied a dictionary for years.
This guy has potential to be famous, keep going dude
He has the potential of becoming the best rapper or maybe even doing a couple of movies.....I wish this kid my luck 🤞🏿
@@aradhanatrys971yeah 100% agree and imagine if he worked with Dre or something, he could definitely go far. Hope he is not afraid and hope he don’t lose himself in the process, would be so empty without him
@@EckoThePro bro you serious? he's a criminal
@@EckoThePro he also admitted having a guilty conscience
@@masterofgenres8130 dang thats crazy, maybe its just the way he is, its not looking “Beautiful”, or he might be a Monster. Hope he snaps back to reality soon
And this lad ends up been the greatest rapper in the history of rap.
0:23 A Legend Was Born.
If you wear headphones and only lisen on the right ear you hear his voice with no music and it's hilarious
Just tried it lmaoo
Factz
Yea I hear it jaja
Lmfao
so true XD
Eminem has definitely studied and was a student of the rap game. His rap has evolved tremendously.
Respect. 💯
deffinetly
This is NOT Eminem…what’s wrong with you people?
@@SaRkAsMuSoNe-then who is it?
@@kotiadin3553 the poster, owner of the channel.
Hearing baby em's voice crack is so cute.
This guy has potential, give it a couple years and i bet he will get signed.
This is really good. Maybe not the production, music, or even delivery. But the rymes and bravado are all there. Great young lyricsist. This is such a throwback. I love old school rap. You can hear all the influences
Nah it's shit and funny. Get off his d
you can feel Krs-one through the mic at points hard hey hahaha fuck yeah love it brotha
It’s just okay, I could rap circles around him at the same age, but look what hard work does. I look like drunk Dr Seuss next to him now. I’m naturally better, probably bc of him at a young age, but there no way I could do what he’s been doing for the past 25 years bc I’m too lazy. He must have incredible mental fortitude
@@matdav1443I'm hearing some MC Shan in there too
Yall tripping...this was an 88 flow. I am the same age and this is how I would have "tried" to rhyme. He had all the essentials on this flow.
For those who don't know, the instrumental EM is rhyming over is Queen Laftifah's "Wrath Of My Madness" produced by The 45 King. Over a decade later The 45 King would go on to produce one of Em's biggest songs to date. "Stan". This is my first time hearing this song. It all makes sense now!
thank you for this lesson
The original instrumental is “Chicken Strut” by The Meters. A few songs around that time sampled it. I remember hearing it on an MC Lyte track. Didn't “Wrath of my Madness” come out a couple of years after Em made this? Regardless, 45 King was pretty damn prolific. May he Rest In Power.
@@chytstorm Yes, The original sample is from the Meters. This is 100% Mark's production. ruclips.net/video/B7_XNsSSDHU/видео.html It was released in 88. RIP 45 King.
But this isn't Em
@@lilfishnet9265 damn it's not? Who is it?
I absolutely love the two separate ears have the two different voices of the song. Even with one of them only playing from time to time it kinda still grows on you
This is the coolest thing I’ve ever heard.
Only 15/16 years old and now 51 and still going.. cant deny he is in the goat debate.. everybody should have him in their top 5 or at least 10 but i think most people have him in their top 3 and if you made everybody wonte on it i think Eminem would come out on top and I am not mad about it this guy have made so many classic and won so man awards and sold so many albums that it make sense to crown him the goat
ur so dumb shut up em is number 1 mr word salad. btw that was not em. drrrp
It's about time we acknowledge him as the goat. He's been at it for almost 40 years. Dude's 51 and is still one of the biggest names in music. I don't even know when I last heard something from Jay Z or Nas. Yes, obviously they're both still making music, but it's an objective fact that a lot of the "top 10" artists from people's list are far below Em in terms of popularity. He's constantly outselling every other rapper and now he's coming in hot with a new album. I know Em once said Nas is a better writer than Em but is he? Maybe at one point. Maybe, but not now imo
@@theunderdog9353 Nas has dropped like 6 albums in the last 5 years and they all was received well what you talking about 😂
@@theunderdog9353 not even close, his discography is very hit or miss. he has classics like the marshall mathers lp, but he reached horrible lows with mtbmb, revival, and kamikaze. in terms of influence he has inspired many modern rappers, but he also influenced white rappers who say stuff like "death to mumble rap". i definitely would put people like kendrick and nas ahead of him, because eminems way too inconsistent. reminder that popularity ≠ greatness, if you talk to anyone under the age of 50, they'll tell you eminem is just looking for shock value to stay relevant. heres a lyric from the new album you mentioned "eff blind people, deaf people suck"
That’s some longevity
For all you 10, 20, 30 years younger than The Marshall...this was how all 80's rap sounded. Good stuff. Easy E was hardcore, but if u listened to it today, you can easily tell how OG it is. Just sayin.
Fr this ist amazing
Im 16 and Inspirated for Old stuff, Im the only one in my Class who loves the Old Stuff, but not only the Rich side, Im also for the Old Poor stuff like Livin in a Flat with used Baggys and Timbs. You know what im sayin? Also greetings from East Germany!
shut up
@@Volvo_Mannsameeee
@@Volvo_MannIch auch, bin 15 und habe meinen ersten Song geschrieben. Rappst du?
His first song is still fire 🔥 I’m starting to write songs too because of Eminem and hearing his first song is really inspirational ❤
Siuuuuuuu🐐🐐🐐🐐
It took him A DECADE from here, to get to dropping the Slim Shady EP then meeting Dre then kicking off his career. From 16 to "26 year old skinny cartman" and now, over 30 years later bro has #2 song on the pop chart. Cant wait for the new album
Yeah, never lose sight of your dreams!!! So inspirational
Even at 16 still more talent then half the new rappers out there today 😊
Modern rappers. But there's a lot of new rappers that don't sound modern
But this sucks and sounds like knock off easy e.
Lil Dee is a phenomenal young rapper out of Coney Island he's around 16
Not at all u don't know rap
@@CimonSowel1 I saw that kid on a cypher and he is actually pretty sick. Never had heard of him beforehand.
A lot of dudes with bars & creative flow out if you look hard enough (especially around my age artists that are 25 -35 that are SOLID joyner and KAAN come to mind) definitely are influenced from their inspiring peers and OGs in the game. Em and other talented lyricist type rappers (KRS1 etc) newer and classic being said inspirations.
This is 80s as it gets 😂😂
💯on point
so?
Yep back when it was all good
*as 80s as it gets
And it's a dope 80s
This kid will become the best selling rap artist of all time....dont give up on your dreams
If this is truly his first song ever, it's no wonder he turned out to be as successful as he is. Some people just have it man
Defintely not first EVER but very early. No one started this good and I refuse to believe he delivered this well straight away
This is "having it"😂shits corny asf
@@blakasmurf many takes....
Dmx was banging as a younger too
@@blakasmurffirst ever studio recording maybe
He flows with the 80s style but its hard to believe that he dropped an 80s track and then infinite 8 years later
Y e s! Serious. Exponential ass growth in his style
8 years is a long time.
Okay, maybe not if you're Melle Mel, but still. . .
For Melle Mel it's more like "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8" years! If you know you know! 😂 pmsl
@@chill2758😂😂
A lot of people saying this isn’t him (I lean towards that belief)
Even so, being 16 and then 8 YEARS later at 24 - you’re a totally different person.
You can become great at anything if you practise religiously for 8 years.
This a kid who once he picked the pen up, he never put it down. His evolution is incredible that even in his 50s hes getting better. He deserved every accolade and dollar hes gained as a rapper
1:17 a few years later he used that bar on lose yourself
😮😮 facts lol
You mean a decade later
so lose yourself is 1992? that's what color is my soul, not lose yourself
He did? When?
Amazing to see how hip hop has evolved and transformed, you can hear influences from all the legends in his flow this shit is crazy
I'm getting Rakim and Special Ed vibes
Def hear KRS in there
@@DinkMcStinkydef special Ed
LL Cool J for sure and Em loves LL
Too Short
Such a young voice!
I be jamming to this all day every day
now he’s the 9th most listened to artist/group/band in music history all genres, just below the beatles, Michael Jackson, Elvis, Madonna, queen, rolling stones, pink Floyd, Frank Sinatra. THEN eminem at number 9, and taylor swift at 10. i mean that’s quite a top ten list
Em was on that Eric B and Rakim tip and I'm here for it.
That's the first thought that I had. Evolution from the get go!
“All it takes is one, for you to step to me and/ now you better pick which hospital you’re gonna be in.”
So dope!
I was only 8 yrs old when this gem dropped, and I was like 🤯 !
"What *IS* this I am hearing!? I gasped out the question in delighted wonderment, and my mother said softly and with reverence, "It's a song Alicia..and it will change the world for-ev-er.
😮
Reminds me when I listened to this as a 8 year old. It's 20 years later and I still listen to this song 😁
he had an ability to stay on beat perfectly even as a kid.. impressive
That's hot rod Rico. Better put some respek on his name
@@wb3213please enlighten us on the ethics of the game then
I wish i was in the world when his first song was out i am so sad i am a gen alpha
Who??? This isn’t Eminem…😂
@@Invisiblemanrealbro you can't have everything I hate when people say that bro just be happy with your generation
This kid is going places!!! Mark my words 👊🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥
Em❤
No
Marky Mark your words..
He’s famous right now, you tripping
@@peteyjames1829 that's the joke sherlock
Most 80’s thing I’ve ever seen or heard in my entire life 🤣
I know right 😂😂
You can tell he's still learning more complex rhyme schemes, but his wordplay is already there. legend!
16 years old and completely unstoppable can't be dropped. Well i am considered undroppable
Don't even try it punk, just forget your wish, unless you like to eat fish and don't fuck with this.
@gregfisher978he's quoting the song
@gregfisher978youre gay
@@DrizzyDefenseForce He's joking
Great lines , still fresh n innovative in his youngest appearance ruff draft Eminem is the Goat 🐐🐐🐐 like the MJ of rap battles
I’m so glad Dre found this guy. He got his talent pointed in the direction it needed to go. Lol😅
He made The Slim Shady ep before meeting Dre, Em was ready to go
He was almost signed to Duck Down records, but Dru Friedman then rejected him (he regrets it to this day). Dre discovered him a couple of years later.
@@rahsaanthomas7030he regrets it to this day? You don’t say 😂
Hind sight is a wonderful thing
Dru (the other favourite whiteboy) really screwed up. Eminem and Sean P would’ve been crazy on same label. But it was all for the best in the end
I like that on ear has music the other one has vocals, so i can have acappella snd intsrumental anytime
16 years old, when rap was a relatively new genre, not bad, not bad at all!
After all these years I never knew Eminem created the first song ever!! Wild
He was a woman when he did this so it was also a woman who made the first song.
@@cjod33 historic facts of the day
@@cjod33 what
Right? Imagine living before 1988, when there was no such thing as music!
@@kennyslg8914 Imagine imagining
Wow!!!! Obviously the style isn't very original but even at 16 he had some really clever rhymes and the confidence was already there from the very start. Very cool song to hear
The guy with the skittle hair will kill him in a rap battle
His style was typical of that time
Not that great even for 16, Fresh prince who wasnt even a hardcore rapper was way superior than this.
@@maccagrabme what were you rapping like at 16?
@@dizmop I didnt rap but if I had to brag I was a much better scratch DJ than Eminem was a rapper at 16.
Who's here in 2024😂😂
Damn...the first song EVER made.....
I love old school rap like this! Lyrics, beat , everything!
I am honestly surprised by how good this is.
Me too
Well then take a listen to Fresh prince or Roxanne Shante who was two years younger but vastly better than this.
@@maccagrabmeman gtfoh Em was 16 and this shit was better than their shit.
fun fact: Hirohito was still alive when this came out so he could have listened to Eminem :D
ceaușescu too.
Amazing, the world had zero music, until M&M made the FIRST SONG EVER.
Holy shit! I'm 15 and Em was 16 when this came out, I'm almost as old as Em when he released his first song..... I gotta start working too.....
Same man
Buy you some paper and start writing my boi
@ryg4493 Same, just think of something and then rhyme the next line with it. Like,
Lay, the beat a-thumping, and then try your best jives, menace.
See that doesn't make much sense at all but anything works, just right some stuff down, the more you do it, the time will just tell, your sure to persure it.
Also there are ways you can go from one rhyme to another, one I like is adding -ing to the end of a rhyme, like
Twist, split, kicked and discussing,
Mis, fit, hits, and disgusting,
Erupting, combusting, you must be, a dud see, you not the, one to trust me
@@brunomcleod wow, thanks man! I actually wrote some shit down..... It's so bad lol
@@omverma_1791 no that’s cool, keep going! It’s all about just writing stuff down, the more you do it the better you’ll get 👍
I think this guy has potential. He'll definitely be big soon.....
He’s already a big rapper all across the world
He was a hit in the 2000s
@@Marleighxguitar r/woooosh
@@omverma_1791 missed it 💀
@@Marleighxguitar 🤡
That's talent M, that's talent at 16 better then most on the radio
U can still hear the talent. He was heavy influenced by Special ED the rapper.
I definitely heard Lord Finesse...
@@fedoramcclaren4294 100%, and sum Phife and Guru
Don't forget cage the rapper.
🤣 Damn near everyone from the 80’s sounded like that. Take your pick.
@@jwdathefax377 I was bout to say, from LL Cool J to Big Daddy Kane lmao
It’s actually good. He stayed focus on the garbage line and make a nice cohesive run on it. Then he followed it up with, “You better get to breaking out, before you get taken out.”
It’s dope. Especially for a kid
I wouldnt say dope, its good but needs a lot of work. If you listen to Fresh Prince at that age he knocks this into a cocked hat and I wouldnt say FP was a serious rapper.
@@maccagrabme I thought it was dope in the context that he was a child, and he’s got good wordplay and he was able to keep it going for a couple bars cohesively.
"It's not about a salary, it's all about reality."
ur bringing up age as if it matters at all, nas dropped illmatic at 17. Chief keef dropped finally rich at 16. Both albums that completely redefined their genres and revolutionised rap as a whole, while it took em 8 years to make a solid attempt
@@jaycyclondo Because it does matter. And I you can’t wrap you head around as to why, then God bless ya and keep it moving
He has the 80s rap sound down pat right off the bat.
He definitely improved like crazy from that point.
kid's got talent. i hope he can become big someday
"Never has there been someone with this much potential" yeah this aged incredibly well
Even in his first rap he was still taking shit and I’m here for it
Even in his first rap he was still better then machine gun kelly
@@astralx6111 I’ve never heard anyone so truthful before. You have all of my respect and that is hard to get
'AnD i'M hErE FoR iT' still a cringe thing to say even now.
@@I.have.social.anxiety obviously its not hard to get if thats all he had to say😂
At what point did he take a shit? I missed it
Straight outta Detroit
This is a good reminder that no matter how bad you are just keep at it!?
His flow is unbelievable.
lol
It's so 80s and so Eminem...I love it.
This kid is not bad, maybe some time in the future someone like Dre can pick him up and he may be a bit famous in the future.
If you listen to EPMD from that period you can hear their influence on this
Em has said he was influence by G Rap...and u can hear that in his flow...it sounds like an 80s NY joint...
Yeah. You can also hear Kane and LL in his flow.
Eminem Bridge is Over 😄
Yeah this kind of sounds like Road to the Riches.
I heard Easy E lol
The voice crack at 2:20 should give anybody hope that they too can make it
Why do people make such a big deal about voice cracks? I understand why it matters when singing but who cares about one during a rap? People even make a big deal about it when someone's talking. I don't get it.
You mean 2:23
@@Kruentu People are making fun of you for your voice cracking because it makes you sound like a pubescent teenager.
@@meiphukingdiqqMy voice doesn't crack and it's deeper than your mom's gash internet gerbil.
@@Kruentubc it’s easier and more comfortable to criticize than to do a better job.
Wow. This is really good. Natural talent from the get-go. I am glad he kept going for 36 years.
"This is not a band and we're not a bunch of singers" echoed years later in D12 with the line from Proof "We ain't a band, bitch, we don't play instruments"
and that's how the legend was born...
This boy might have a bright future someday.
"Never has there been someone with this much potential, always pack a mic because it's simply essential."
The sad thing is it's better than most stuff rappers put out today.
True! Music today sucks.
I ain't ever heard this before the evolution of rhymes over 30 plus years is insane
The optical illusion being created by his arm to our left is hard to break out of
Willpower is a great virtue. Gets you to point A to B.
0:00 a legend was born
As far as the 80's go this was actually on point and he managed to master/hone his skills in the 90's & 00's as well I'd say this kid is going places!!😆💪🏾🔥👑💯 #MARSHALLMATHERS #PREEMINEMERA
🗣️🎙️😂😂😂
Tyson fury
5 generations of hip hop and still going
Eminem was good at 16 years old
The boy sounded dope as a little kid. I definitely would’ve purchased his album back in 1988.
Not sure why but it's so hard for me to accept Em has a song from the 80s😮
lol 80s seem like yesterday for some of us
Like all videos that claim to be the first.
This isn’t Eminem’s first song.
The earliest songs that we know of would be on a cassette labelled “Marshall & Ronnie” recorded in the early 80s.
Which is not publicly released.
1988: This Eminem boy should go on, he spits cool shit🤓☝🏾
Still better than %70 of rap nowadays
Yep jus need better music or sound track🎵
70%?. How about 100%. All this 💩is trash nowadays homie.
shut up you stan
@@HOSTILEMGTOWPeople who don't search for lesser known or underground artists be like:
But Yeah, 99 percent mainstream music sucks
No lies told, I’ll take this over current any day of the week
I remember in 1988 when Eminem made the first song ever and invented music in the process, what a time to be alive.
Bros got that Vanilla Ice look and sound lmao, and I'm not hater of his, but it's still a good thing he changed it up a bit. That being said, he was only 16.
Inho this song is fire. Like who knew he had this much talent even then. Sounds like some perfect 80s rap
What!!!??? This was one of his best songs ever. He needs to redo this today. With good production and his voice now. This would be hard as fuck His voice cracking was timeless
Yes he should it would be amazing
@ThatAiGuy916No.
That’s crazy how bro evolved so much and his lyrics
music changed so everyone changed with it, now it's super diverse bc of the internet
@@labeebfarooqi7548 and maybe one de he just thought he didint want to be like everbody else and we all now Eminem is not human so maybe one he said I can do better
@@Grouptherappy oh yeah it's also evolution as an artist, most artists sound like their influences until they find their own style