A5p3r07h: That is the BEST, most cogent analysis I have EVER read as to the alchemy between Dre and Slim himself. THAT is EXACTLY what happened! Thunder and Lightning. Dig it.
There’s a big difference between hearing a song and actually listening to a song. So to answer you question, no it is not the same. The Rap God lives on!!
A lot of the references in early Eminem tracks have been lost to time, but they still make me laugh! Can't imagine music like this being played on the radio today
The one thing I love about listening to Eminem songs is he uses relevant references to THAT time period, which really makes each song wholly original. If you weren’t around during the time the song was released, it’s hard to catch all of the punchlines and bars.
I feel sorry for people who didn't experience it in real time.. was amazing.. massive thanks to em for the amazing artists he introduced me to.. don't think anybody will do that again
The first time I saw the MV was at the mall, outside a bingohall. I have no idea now, why there was a tv there playing mtv. But I was sooo happy it was!
I remember in 00 when I was 11 and MM LP came out I begged my parent for the CD. I took it on a cross country road trip and memorized the whole album. It started my love affair with Em. ❤
@Brad Cox bro the thing is u have to make that separation its the same person writing but 3 different characters theres a reason why he made them up look up why like others did
EMs first two major label albums were incredible and totally left field. Caught the whole pop world off guard. Please react to more of his older stuff. And check out his underground shit, shit that wasn’t on any of his albums. Mixtape tracks, demos, diss tracks. It’s all legendary
The Real Slim Shady came out on the Marshall Mathers LP in 2000, before RUclips. They got around to uploading the music video in 2010, but it was all over MTV when it first game out
Yep proper grown up sitting down dancing going on. My daughter was trying to talk to me whilst I'm phoned into Eminem so I shouted at her to shut up, I'm trying to listen to EMINEM HERE. I could hear ironic, manic cackling breaking through the walls... I think he's a fricking genius.
Yay! The Eminem journey continues! Would love to see your reaction to "Just Lose It" - were he drags many more celebrities through the mud. Also "Without Me" is great.
his label told him his album "The Marshall Mathers LP" was too dark so they forced him to make a song similar to "My Name Is" and that's why on The Way I Am Eminem says "let's stop with the fables, I'm not gonna be able to top what 'My Name Is.'" Little did he know this song would go on to top My Name Is lmfao
Brace yourself diving into the depths of Slim bruh.. hes an undercover genius. You can spend months breaking down his lyrics and your mind will be blown.. enjoy!
I dunno if that's true overall. But it's true of Killshot. Everything in Killshot has a triple meaning, and ain't no way anyone's going to get everything that's going on in it without going on the internet and doing research.
Yeah I agree. He Should do an infinite title track reaction. With lyrics on. When I first heard that I lost my mind. Actually, apparently When busta rhymes first heard it too, he wild out so hard he smashed his head against a tour bus window and broke the glass.
I forgot that Durst and Daily played themselves in the video. That's pretty cool from both of them since he was kind of making fun of them a bit in that verse.
Diving into music is wild because it's a glimpse into a particular area of time and space. This is a time capsule of pop culture at the time, and not only did Eminem take them totally of guard, but you gotta give massive respect to Dr. Dre for recognizing and having a vision. As always, respect to you for doing great content and being cool to hang out with in the digitalverse. God bless.
This song made a reference to Tom Green's song 'Lonely Swedish.' You *REALLY* should react to it. It was one of the most requested songs on MTV in the early 90s.
@@toxicginger9936 Huh, that's right. I could've sworn I used to watch the Tom Green show back in my college days along with Beavis and Butthead. And that was in the early to mid-90s. By 1999, I was in South Korea without any MTV. Weird.
The song came out a little bit before the summer of 2000. It caused quite the stir and a lot of parents did not want their kids listening to Eminem thinking he would corrupt their minds or something.
This came out around 2000, RUclips just wasn't around at the time. A lot of the lyrics refer to contemporary stuff that most younger people miss too- i.e. Tom Green had a big show Jackass where he did stupid pranks, and got a ton of attention/popularity for it. Will Smith had a small rap career with a couple of hits like 'Getting Jiggy Wit It', and then criticized Eminem's first album for profanity, and so on. Most of the verses are about people who were dissing on him at the time or not believing that he could be a real rapper.
I'm sure a lot of these reactions aren't always genuine. Hard to believe a rap fan isn't familiar with one of the biggest songs from one of the biggest artists in rap history.
@@someguyontheinternet2714 Maybe maybe not . If It’s an act I’m not concerned. Not on my list of important things to figure out, I’m here to be entertained, not worry about wether it’s genuine or not .
@@someguyontheinternet2714 theres a difference between hearing a song and listening to a song. You can hear a song hundreds of times and never absorb or understand any of it if you dont pay attention.
The way his lyrical phrases often don't sync up with the musical phrases is so unique. It's very rare in any pop music of any kind, whether rap or R&B or rock. His phrases are already going when the musical phrase starts over. It's things like this, just throwing convention right out the window and doing his own thing (brilliantly) that makes him such a legend.
Dude, just gotta say... I love your reactions, I love how you are getting into all this awesome music, it's truly great. I need to point out though since it seems like no one else has yet... that video may have been uploaded to RUclips in 2010, but the song (and video) dropped a full decade before that, in 2000. I remember jamming to this on my high school bus with my friend on my CD player sharing headphones back in 2000/2001. It was a song that ended up defining me and my life ever since, and my first real introduction to Eminem.
Lose yourself for me. Eminem made rap mainstream for so many who would have otherwise never gotten into it. Listen to “white america” where he explains this well. People will argue about who is the “best” rapper alive now and that’s all opinion. The most influential rapper currently alive is Em hands down.
My younger son was 16 when this came out & his hair was blonde...looked like Eminem then. 💞 I heard someone refer to Eminem as a guest in the rap game. More like goat. 🎶💯
Back in the late 90s, I was living in the Bay. Before the Slim Shady LP. An unknown rapper who went by the name Eminem visited a radio station called 106.1 KMEL. This station happens station where Pac their last ever radio interview. Biggie's last ever interview was on 107.7 KYLD also in The Bay. Both can be found on RUclips. Any Em made his name battle rapping and freestylin. Anyway, on that station, Em asked for names of people working at that station and random words. He freestyled for around 15 to 20 minutes. The very next day I decided to get his CD. The very first single I heard was Hi My Name Is. Mind Blown.
What a big and amazing classic. Worldwide recognizable. Portugal here for the Goat Eminem always since day one and forever. He is so big but at that time he was 1000 times bigger than now.
As you go down this rabbit hole of Eminem's catalog, just keep in mind that a lot of references in his songs/videos will have come from that point in time. If you didn't have a finger on pop culture then, you might miss a good chunk of the jokes.
Imo, sampling doesn't count. So I do think this was ur1st reaction!! Interesting choice...haven't heard this is a long time!! Another awesome reaction!! ❤👍🏽
You GOTTA watch this Rome Life! I remember this & it was epic! Check out Em brining in at least a hundred copies of himself into an awards show singing this!! 😍😍😍😍😍
You're right, it's definitely love or hate. You can tell this is earlier work, because he still spits what he thinks but his videos are a little less politically incorrect. In the day, he was kinda like the dancing bear at the circus: it was all about the bear dancing, not how well he danced. But he had the skills and the will to put it out there. Love him or hate him, Marshal Mathers is one of those cultural icons that stands out over time.
I never listened rap song more than minute or so each, but when I heard this song I was impressed. There's no glamour in the message... only the ugly truth.
Eminem is from the deep ghetto in Detroit. He did many rap offs. He had much respect in the hood. 8 mile was the street he lived on. The 2 songs he did with Rhianna are bangers. Monster and Love the way you Lie. Check them out you won't be disappointed.
I am a conservative grandma... Yes I don't like some of the words of this song.. but I appreciate the truth in it. I liked some of his other songs more. All of his songs were filled with honest stuff that he and others experienced and felt. Much of it hard to hear.. but true.
I am not a rap fan what so ever. However, There is a few exceptions. This song was killer, and I also loved the one he remixed covers of ACDC/Aerosmith's Walk This Way. I do own the movie about him though and have seen it a long time ago. Thanks, hadn't listened to this in a long time.
Dude if you have never really listened to Em you gotta go and listen to the entire Marshal Mathers LP...You owe it to yourself as a rap fan. Its one of thee best hip hop albums of all time for real. Its a must listen.
I mean, this song was essentially about how there's a huge disaffected, disillusioned youth and portion of the working class in America. Eminem saying the things that were normally reserved to their living rooms on the radio was like a revelation. He spoke for people that felt they had no one to speak for them. Sure, a lot of the things he said were unsavoury, and he's probably grown a lot from the man he was back then, but the opinions he was given voice to were still a pretty important cultural moment.
So with mist of eminems work 90% of it goes over your head like you can make a whole trivia game out of some facts and snib bits from 1 song as in what he means with certain frases or how some word play works like you gotta know a lot of things in history and such to really know all the connections he makes and it is so much fun deciphering itball
Hey man, new subscriber. Found your channel a few hours ago, love your reactions. I'm maybe 5-10 years older than you and have been a huge Em fan through his whole career. I would love to see you react to Caterpillar ft. Royce, Homicide ft. Logic, and most importantly Darkness
The video might've been uploaded to Eminem's youtube channel in 2010. But, the video itself was released in 2000 (about 6 years before youtube was created). The song and video are from his 2nd album which was released in 2000.
Dre just set Eminem loose on the world to see what would happen.
"Dre sent me to piss the world off" in his words 😆😂
A5p3r07h: That is the BEST, most cogent analysis I have EVER read as to the alchemy between Dre and Slim himself. THAT is EXACTLY what happened! Thunder and Lightning. Dig it.
And then he heard Kim being recorded and though twice about F*ck Tha Police 🤣
FACTSSSSSSSS
@Raylan Wells I'm so sick of seeing this shit in the comments of everything I watch.
There’s a big difference between hearing a song and actually listening to a song. So to answer you question, no it is not the same. The Rap God lives on!!
Gotta listen to uncensored versions to get the full impact of a song
That song actually came out in 2000 on the Marshall Mathers LP
Yes. 2010 is when the video was uploaded to youtube.
Marshall mathers is awesome!
Lmao I was about to say.... they were playing this at the skating rink way before 2010 😂
I think it was the MTV music awards when he performed this had over 200 guys dressed and looked like him walk into the theater. It was trippy.
I came here to recommend that he watch that awards performance. It was so awesome
He even shook hands with Carson Daily
I was 9 when that performance came on TV and it will forever he burned into my memories!
But also watch the one where the comedian [Jimmy Fallon, I think?] does a send-up of various artists too...
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Every person 5-10 years older than you knows every word to this song no matter what race or social status they hold
And 5-10 years younger
@@lrdum5869 yes
FACTS
True story
Facts lmfao
It didnt come out in 2010, a lot of older artists labels have posted music videos from before internet. This song is from 2000.
A lot of the references in early Eminem tracks have been lost to time, but they still make me laugh! Can't imagine music like this being played on the radio today
Tom green and spice girls too
Yeah, I notice that too. I love it still
Pam Anderson and Tommy Lee too, back in the tumultuous times for them.
I love his sense of humor in his videos. Eminem was hilarious.
People would cry and shit their pants.
The one thing I love about listening to Eminem songs is he uses relevant references to THAT time period, which really makes each song wholly original. If you weren’t around during the time the song was released, it’s hard to catch all of the punchlines and bars.
Different tangent, but I feel the same about Bloodhound Gang's Bad Touch. Every line is pop culture.
Stephen Lynch “America”
I feel sorry for people who didn't experience it in real time.. was amazing.. massive thanks to em for the amazing artists he introduced me to.. don't think anybody will do that again
Heard it as my mum (who wasn't a rap fan had the cd) would be playing it on the TV at like 5 years old
The first time I saw the MV was at the mall, outside a bingohall. I have no idea now, why there was a tv there playing mtv. But I was sooo happy it was!
I remember in 00 when I was 11 and MM LP came out I begged my parent for the CD. I took it on a cross country road trip and memorized the whole album. It started my love affair with Em. ❤
"Without Me" is the Eminem song I forgot I loved.
This was NOT Eminem but this IS Slim Shady! Big difference!
stfu
yah one of three persona's Slim Shady , Marshal Mathers , and ofcourse Eminem sometimes he mixed and matched but he usually said who he was portraying
You really buy into it. Still the same dude writing
@Brad Cox bro the thing is u have to make that separation its the same person writing but 3 different characters theres a reason why he made them up look up why like others did
Bro stop with that nonsense. It's all eminem. Idc about his personas. It's all him
EMs first two major label albums were incredible and totally left field. Caught the whole pop world off guard. Please react to more of his older stuff. And check out his underground shit, shit that wasn’t on any of his albums. Mixtape tracks, demos, diss tracks. It’s all legendary
The Real Slim Shady came out on the Marshall Mathers LP in 2000, before RUclips. They got around to uploading the music video in 2010, but it was all over MTV when it first game out
Yep proper grown up sitting down dancing going on. My daughter was trying to talk to me whilst I'm phoned into Eminem so I shouted at her to shut up, I'm trying to listen to EMINEM HERE. I could hear ironic, manic cackling breaking through the walls...
I think he's a fricking genius.
Yay! The Eminem journey continues!
Would love to see your reaction to "Just Lose It" - were he drags many more celebrities through the mud.
Also "Without Me" is great.
My 30yr old daughter introduced me to him back in the day
If I remember right, this was Eminem's middle finger to the industry for some reason that I don't recall.
his label told him his album "The Marshall Mathers LP" was too dark so they forced him to make a song similar to "My Name Is" and that's why on The Way I Am Eminem says "let's stop with the fables, I'm not gonna be able to top what 'My Name Is.'" Little did he know this song would go on to top My Name Is lmfao
This cd was an addiction!
Brace yourself diving into the depths of Slim bruh.. hes an undercover genius. You can spend months breaking down his lyrics and your mind will be blown.. enjoy!
I'm still, years later, catching random bars of his really old songs. It's amazing.
Same, and I've been listening to him since 98 lol
I dunno if that's true overall. But it's true of Killshot. Everything in Killshot has a triple meaning, and ain't no way anyone's going to get everything that's going on in it without going on the internet and doing research.
A song should only be heard in its raw, original form
Yeah I agree. He Should do an infinite title track reaction. With lyrics on. When I first heard that I lost my mind.
Actually, apparently When busta rhymes first heard it too, he wild out so hard he smashed his head against a tour bus window and broke the glass.
My mind is BLOWN that it’s the first time you’ve listened to this but, u got alotta listening to do cause he has so many masterpieces... he’s the 🐐
This album was and still is absolute 🔥. Crazy is been over 20 years since we were introduced to Marshall Mathers. And rap was never the same since.
You should watch his live VMA performance of this in 2000.
I forgot that Durst and Daily played themselves in the video. That's pretty cool from both of them since he was kind of making fun of them a bit in that verse.
this song is a reflection of pop culture during the time
Diving into music is wild because it's a glimpse into a particular area of time and space. This is a time capsule of pop culture at the time, and not only did Eminem take them totally of guard, but you gotta give massive respect to Dr. Dre for recognizing and having a vision. As always, respect to you for doing great content and being cool to hang out with in the digitalverse. God bless.
This song made a reference to Tom Green's song 'Lonely Swedish.' You *REALLY* should react to it. It was one of the most requested songs on MTV in the early 90s.
'Lonely Swedish' came out in '99.
@@toxicginger9936 Huh, that's right.
I could've sworn I used to watch the Tom Green show back in my college days along with Beavis and Butthead. And that was in the early to mid-90s. By 1999, I was in South Korea without any MTV. Weird.
The song came out a little bit before the summer of 2000. It caused quite the stir and a lot of parents did not want their kids listening to Eminem thinking he would corrupt their minds or something.
Eminem spits whatever he wants and it always works. Mad respect to the real Slim Shady.
This came out around 2000, RUclips just wasn't around at the time. A lot of the lyrics refer to contemporary stuff that most younger people miss too- i.e. Tom Green had a big show Jackass where he did stupid pranks, and got a ton of attention/popularity for it. Will Smith had a small rap career with a couple of hits like 'Getting Jiggy Wit It', and then criticized Eminem's first album for profanity, and so on. Most of the verses are about people who were dissing on him at the time or not believing that he could be a real rapper.
It amuses we a Rock heavy metal fan has listened to rap music before a rap fan has
I'm sure a lot of these reactions aren't always genuine. Hard to believe a rap fan isn't familiar with one of the biggest songs from one of the biggest artists in rap history.
@@someguyontheinternet2714 Maybe maybe not . If It’s an act I’m not concerned. Not on my list of important things to figure out, I’m here to be entertained, not worry about wether it’s genuine or not .
@@billystauber8890 ok
So true 😹
@@someguyontheinternet2714 theres a difference between hearing a song and listening to a song. You can hear a song hundreds of times and never absorb or understand any of it if you dont pay attention.
The way his lyrical phrases often don't sync up with the musical phrases is so unique. It's very rare in any pop music of any kind, whether rap or R&B or rock. His phrases are already going when the musical phrase starts over. It's things like this, just throwing convention right out the window and doing his own thing (brilliantly) that makes him such a legend.
I remember watching this live at the MTV awards. Check that out man. I miss performances like that. He had the whole show in his hands.
Dude, just gotta say... I love your reactions, I love how you are getting into all this awesome music, it's truly great. I need to point out though since it seems like no one else has yet... that video may have been uploaded to RUclips in 2010, but the song (and video) dropped a full decade before that, in 2000. I remember jamming to this on my high school bus with my friend on my CD player sharing headphones back in 2000/2001. It was a song that ended up defining me and my life ever since, and my first real introduction to Eminem.
thi is probably the first or second rap song that i had ever listened to
It's crazy how people like that exists. Hip-hop should be in all classes and schools lol
Lose yourself for me. Eminem made rap mainstream for so many who would have otherwise never gotten into it. Listen to “white america” where he explains this well.
People will argue about who is the “best” rapper alive now and that’s all opinion. The most influential rapper currently alive is Em hands down.
I love Em he is the 🐐 he will definitely tell it like it is.
My younger son was 16 when this came out & his hair was blonde...looked like Eminem then. 💞 I heard someone refer to Eminem as a guest in the rap game. More like goat. 🎶💯
Back in the late 90s, I was living in the Bay. Before the Slim Shady LP. An unknown rapper who went by the name Eminem visited a radio station called 106.1 KMEL. This station happens station where Pac their last ever radio interview. Biggie's last ever interview was on 107.7 KYLD also in The Bay. Both can be found on RUclips. Any Em made his name battle rapping and freestylin. Anyway, on that station, Em asked for names of people working at that station and random words. He freestyled for around 15 to 20 minutes. The very next day I decided to get his CD. The very first single I heard was Hi My Name Is. Mind Blown.
You gotta watch the video to know what it’s like to slimmed by Shady 😵 And Kathy Griffith playing Nurse Ratched is hilarious 😆
What a big and amazing classic. Worldwide recognizable.
Portugal here for the Goat Eminem always since day one and forever. He is so big but at that time he was 1000 times bigger than now.
I love his wordplay. Very complex and so entertaining! I’ve been a fan since the beginning. White America is a big fave.
Thank you for the nostalgia. Good old high school days.
As you go down this rabbit hole of Eminem's catalog, just keep in mind that a lot of references in his songs/videos will have come from that point in time. If you didn't have a finger on pop culture then, you might miss a good chunk of the jokes.
I’m glad your Educating yourself with quality music
This song is my ring tone. I'd like to think it's the reason my teenage kids listen to Eminem now.
Loved me some Slim Shady...Wow, hes such a baby there, Brilliant Spitter...Brilliant album...Love Him...Lyric genius...Thanks, Mr. V. Peace
I need more of this. 🤯 You know what is funny, the opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference.
Em is so talented unbelievable I love it 💙
Lol, I was 34 when this came out.
just discovered your channel today. Really enjoyed this reaction, you do an amazing job breaking down and analyzing things. Subscribed:)
loving your Eminem reactions, keep it up
Look at the live performance, insane!
If you only heard 40 second snippets you haven't heard the song before you just know of it. The song is actually 21 years old and still holds up
Eminem is awesome been a fan since the 90s
i love it when he pauses the video and you Bizzare in the back xD
What a throw back in time in my era such funny comedian music video back in the days
Bruh, this is just a tip of the ice burg. Em has so much content can’t wait to watch your excitement through it all!!
Imo, sampling doesn't count. So I do think this was ur1st reaction!!
Interesting choice...haven't heard this is a long time!!
Another awesome reaction!! ❤👍🏽
You GOTTA watch this Rome Life!
I remember this & it was epic! Check out Em brining in at least a hundred copies of himself into an awards show singing this!! 😍😍😍😍😍
ruclips.net/video/Ij_mMdNToqU/видео.html
Lots of references in this video that you only recognize if you remember them.
And also a lot of Camoes in the background.
i find it hard to believe he hasn't heard eminem, he's relevant now so his classics are pretty known too
You're right, it's definitely love or hate. You can tell this is earlier work, because he still spits what he thinks but his videos are a little less politically incorrect. In the day, he was kinda like the dancing bear at the circus: it was all about the bear dancing, not how well he danced. But he had the skills and the will to put it out there. Love him or hate him, Marshal Mathers is one of those cultural icons that stands out over time.
i love Eminem and watching all your reacts of him thats automatic lol
I never listened rap song more than minute or so each, but when I heard this song I was impressed. There's no glamour in the message... only the ugly truth.
I remember hearing this song on YFm one youth radio station and I was blown and it was played many times and I knew this will be a legend
S*** this song still f****** jams to this day
Let me tell you man, I say that Eminem's the best rappers in history
If you were 7 or 8 in 2010, you weren't born when this song came out in 2000. Haha! That's how old this is!!
Always love me some Eminem! 💯
Brought back memories!
Please watch 8 Mile, it's about his life growing up in the Projects
Just keep in mind there's some fictional license for the sake of storytelling.
Eminem is from the deep ghetto in Detroit. He did many rap offs. He had much respect in the hood. 8 mile was the street he lived on. The 2 songs he did with Rhianna are bangers. Monster and Love the way you Lie. Check them out you won't be disappointed.
I am a conservative grandma... Yes I don't like some of the words of this song.. but I appreciate the truth in it. I liked some of his other songs more. All of his songs were filled with honest stuff that he and others experienced and felt. Much of it hard to hear.. but true.
I am not a rap fan what so ever. However, There is a few exceptions. This song was killer, and I also loved the one he remixed covers of ACDC/Aerosmith's Walk This Way. I do own the movie about him though and have seen it a long time ago. Thanks, hadn't listened to this in a long time.
This took me back to my high school days
TWENTY ONE YEARS AND I STILL KNOW EVERY WORD TO THIS SONG
I was so hyped the day I bought this album back in 2000
Dude if you have never really listened to Em you gotta go and listen to the entire Marshal Mathers LP...You owe it to yourself as a rap fan. Its one of thee best hip hop albums of all time for real. Its a must listen.
You need to hear more Eminem. He is fantastic. This is his sophomore offering. The very first album. Try the songs from 8 Mile.
Wow remember when this first came out around 99-2000. Album also is a classic for sure.
The unedited version is SO RAW though!
Have you reacted to Without Me by Em? That's a good one too.
I'll never be able to understand why anybody likes mumble rap. Good thing you're getting into some of the proper stuff^^
I don't understand either
I mean, this song was essentially about how there's a huge disaffected, disillusioned youth and portion of the working class in America. Eminem saying the things that were normally reserved to their living rooms on the radio was like a revelation. He spoke for people that felt they had no one to speak for them. Sure, a lot of the things he said were unsavoury, and he's probably grown a lot from the man he was back then, but the opinions he was given voice to were still a pretty important cultural moment.
As the world turns. Another good song
Eminem is incredible! top 10!
So with mist of eminems work 90% of it goes over your head like you can make a whole trivia game out of some facts and snib bits from 1 song as in what he means with certain frases or how some word play works like you gotta know a lot of things in history and such to really know all the connections he makes and it is so much fun deciphering itball
Bro, you lookin like Redman on the thumbnail 😂😂 good video 🤟🏻
I luv him❤️
Ya gotta love him!!!
His new stuff is fire too!
Hey man, new subscriber. Found your channel a few hours ago, love your reactions. I'm maybe 5-10 years older than you and have been a huge Em fan through his whole career. I would love to see you react to Caterpillar ft. Royce, Homicide ft. Logic, and most importantly Darkness
I LOVE him.
His whole SuperHero costume is a call to Tom Greens “bum bum song”.
You gotta watch him perform this on the MTV music awards years ago.
The video might've been uploaded to Eminem's youtube channel in 2010. But, the video itself was released in 2000 (about 6 years before youtube was created). The song and video are from his 2nd album which was released in 2000.
Especially the bar you talked about
I'm 65 and I love him.
Remixes / samples don't count - you're good! :D
Two things: 1. Em is the greatest rapper ever; 2. This is so late 90s and awesome.