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#eminem #tupac #biggie #onedayatatime
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Tupac’s Mom said Eminem was the only one involved that didn’t want anything from her. In fact, he was the only one who did it all for free. He also hand wrote a beautiful letter to her (talking about Pac’s influence on him in music, and what he meant to him) and did this incredible drawing of Tupac and sent it to her, asking for her blessing to make the track, and that he was honored to do so. She stated publicly, that out of all the people who were involved, his were the only motives that were pure, genuine and only wanting to pay homage not to get something for themselves. Tupac’s Mom loved Eminem. He also did all that and never said he did. It was Pacs Mom that later revealed all this and showed the letter and drawing. To be that good hearted, that respectful, that pure of motive, so humble that he didn’t even announce what he did to gain public praise, well that’s on another level of good intentions.
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Em also made Ghetto Gospel with some of Pac’s verses with Elton John and didn’t take credit for it. I Love the Song Ghetto Gospel.
@@dandieabbott5409 hell yeah righteous song beautiful work
here's one for you
The 8 Mile soundtrack featured Nas and Jay-Z, both of which rhymed over beats that Em made... From what I understand he made them each a beat and gave it to them so that hopefully they would honor all of us with their art on that album
And if I'm not mistaken that was the first album they performed on together since all that shit went down between them.. 🤯
Though considered the goat. He will always be a student of the game. (hip-hop) I love how he always mentions/ shouts out, A lot of pioneers in hip-hop and, stoked that the pioneers he's mentioned, think great of him, and place him up there! Up there with them, if not higher🫶🏽🙏🏽💪🏽🔥💯
I wasn't aware Em produced that. You know, that might make for a fun series of reactions. Reacting to songs that most people didn't know were produced by Eminem.
Bet
Oh yeah I’ve always known this everybody SHOULD know like this is what made me realize how he’s such a genius. This is huge.
Oh s***! You're right! I would love to see that too. YO STEVIE! MAKE THIS A THING PLEASE
This would be dope af
Been saying this a while. Not enough attention on this
He produced the whole album and didn't take even a cent for it. Did it completely free and for that got a 2Pac rhyme book and thank you letter from Afeni
Eminem also drew a portrait of Tupac and sent it along with a letter to Afeni! He thanks Afeni for letting him produce this album!
Em produced Ghetto Gospel too, it's Elton John on the chorus while Pac raps on it, a beautiful song that made me cry when i heard it the first time !
You say what now? Now that’s a jam jam. Anyway o don’t doubt Eminem’s ear as a producer.
@@meshlaw5757 When Pac says "Tell me, do you see that old lady, ain't it sad?
Livin' outta bags but she's glad for the little things she has
And over there there's a lady, crack got her crazy
Guess who's givin' birth to a baby?" is when i understand why i love rap music so much brother. Pure emotion !
that album was awful
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The whole album
Loyal to the game
Em produced Ghetto Gospel. Actually he produced a whole album. He even asked Pac's mother for permission and put her as a producer on the album.
@@uesikon you serious? it's 2pac's second greatest album
#1 - Until the end of time
#2 - Loyal to the game
#3 - All eyes on me
@Stian Monsen lmao yeah that dude is on them rocks. It’s color lol
@@antnova9074 not at all. 2pacs best albums were without a doubt Me Against The World , Strictly 4 My and All Eyez on Me.
I can’t believe people don’t know that Em is the one who produced this?! I’ve been always known and tried telling that to people who dismiss his contribution to hip hop. Runnin to Live is a masterpiece who else could come up with something like that other than Em then he get discredited and treated like he doesn’t belong here I swear haters are gonna hate! ❤️👑👑👑❤️🔥🔥🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️❤️👑👑👑👑
He was good back in the day he's not anymore
@@shermanelder6813 fuck u mean he’s not GOOD? He’s 50 jfc give him a break he’s no longer in his prime but not good is reaching he’s still great go somewhere else troll
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He's even better now
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some people not realizing that Eminem is their favorite rapper's favorite rapper.
Yeah, Eminem is an insanely underrated producer.
Aside from producing a significant portion of his own discography, he also produced like 90% of 2Pac's Loyal to the Game album. Practically half of Obie Trice's tracks. Countless 50 Cent Bangers (Many Men, High All The Time, Poor 'Lil Rich, Patienty Waiting, Don't Push Me, I'm Supposed to Die Tonight, Gatman and Robbin', Ski Mask Way...)
As well as:
- 2Pac - Ghost
- Jay-Z - Moment of Clarity & Renegade
- Nas - The Cross
- G-Unit - My Buddy & I'm So Hood
- Lloyd Banks - On Fire
- Fat Joe - Lean Back (Remix)
- The Game - We Ain't
- The Notorious B.I.G.- It Has Been Said
- Tony Yayo - Drama Settler
- Akon - Smack That
- Young Buck - Lose My Mind
- Yelawolf - Best Friend / Let's Roll / In This World etc.
- Royce da 5'9" - Legendary
& so many more.
You mean one of my favorites from book of Ryan? Damn I never knew 😍
Some of my favorites are Lloyd Banks - till the end , and warrior part 2, lil scrappy - lord have mercy
@@GiantsJets718 Oh yeah, Warrior Part 2 has one of my favorite beats of all time!
Didng he do that Lloyd banks -warrior Pt2 also? Shit bangs lol
50 cent - patiently waiting , don't push me, gatman and robbin, I'm supposed to die tonight
Eminem produced the "loyal to the game" Tupac album and didn't ask for anything for it he gave all royalties too tupacs mother
OMG I'm almost crying just by reading your comment... Thanks...
@@loosekanonstan3648 ? What
@@NevikPaintball what, what?
@@loosekanonstan3648 what,what, what?
@Jimmy Valmer what you mean what what the guy up their said is true.
Hard work pays off. Marshall shows you that he's worked hard, put in all his time to hip hop he loves it, he lived it, eats it, breathes it. He shows you anybody can get what they want with hardwork.
People who hate on Eminem I've always noticed that they ALWAYS have someone they 'Hate'....he is just a temporary target for their own insecurity, then they move onto the next one.
I've noticed the biggest Em haters typically fall into 1 of 3 lanes. Either (1) They're young and grew up with trap and the new generation of rappers, (2) they used to love him but freaked out and got majorly triggered when he spoke about Trump (no hate if you like Trump, I don't give a shit, just witnessed this happening a lot first hand) and suddenly went from full Stan to saying MGK had the better diss lol, or (3) they genuinely know nothing about hip-hop and have no real stake in the game but hop on whatever hate-bandwagon they can find because they follow people who talk shit about him.
@@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026 Idk about that. Eminem is a great rapper, but dude doesnt make good music anymore. Always good listens on youtube, when you go the lyrics in front of you, and feel like breaking down some bars, but Dude dont make music you can just jam in the car. His hooks are almost always terrible on my ears too. At least anything post 2002.
@@chrisstyles5955 I can respect that opinion. I was just talking about the actual "biggest Em haters" though. People who actively hate on him and say his music's trash, in general, as opposed to just not digging his new stuff. I don't consider that hating as much.
For example: my cousin, who used to love Em until he commented on Trump in the BET cypher. Now, he won't even listen to his old stuff and considers his music trash now, all from an opinion. I don't bump his newer stuff in the car either (I did with Kamikaze for a bit), but still admire his talent, even today.
Damn I never knew that.. It makes so much sense too that Eminem produced this. The sound of the beat, the gunshots and sound effects, but damn I never knew that. Fire 🔥
Em is music - love it. Love how Stevie little by little started apriciateing Em as a hip-hop artist.
eminem produced almosat allll of 2pacs music after he died.. look at all the credits. dre had him working !!!
Honestly I've always been a big hip hop and Eminem in particular, and I listened to that song hundreds of times before I realized that Eminem produced it a couple years ago, Eminem has done more for hip hop than most of the people that slander him
The fact that you'll watch interviews and then you'll usually go and check out the songs the people in the interview were talking about so you can get a better understanding is so dope. It's the little things like that that make your Chanel different 🔥
Damn even as a longtime Stan I’ve never known he did this beat?? This one of my favorite PAC and Biggie songs too 😂💯I knew there was a reason I loved the beat 🔥
Man, you gotta accept that there will always be Em haters. It’s fine, let them hate, whatever there reasons are. It doesn’t effect fans who really know what’s up. People in general would feel a lot lighter if they dropped hate. Speaking from experience.
Em is so underrated as a music producer. Like there's soooo many iconic songs on TES and MMLP whose beats Eminem produced. There's a reason he's the greatest to ever do it.
Even Kanye who is regarded as a all time great producer by many, has given Em credit as a producer and wanted to steal his drum sounds at one point haha
The Way I Am!
Ny fav song
He ain’t the greatest bruhhh. This is why I hate Em’s community. F u cking exaggeration at its fullest.
@@prodigyy505 oh guess your community is held in higher regard so your opinion matters more right lol gtfoh. He sure ain’t the worst if that’s what your trying to say ole hatin ass
Em’s mind is an enigma
Shit em murdered that beat. I’m sick of hearing this hate on him lol. He got classics behind the keyboards and obviously his discography speaks for itself.
Eminem produced Jay-Z's Moment of Clarity...one of Jay-Z's hardest song in my opinion
Eminem Vs. Black Thought - If you know anything about hip hop, that's the ultimate battle.
You're so great for hanging in there with the rest of us! LOL I mean, I know you ain't no Stan, but you're real, and ain't afraid to stand by what's obvious, no matter what others might wanna make of it. Much respect!! 💯💯❤️❤️❤️
What's obvious is nobody really hates Eminem. That's the false premise Stevie running with to attack his own people but you'll likely never meet anybody that actually hates Em. They may not listen to his music out of personal preference but the only person that really hates him is Benzino.
@@leroygreen6310 you must have not been reading comments there are alot of people hating because he is white saying he don’t belong in hip hop
@@joshuaboyd2480 Please, most people think he's cool but they just don't think he makes the best music and honestly he doesn't and him being white has nothing to do with it.
@Victor Knox Get of Twitter and check real life.
@@leroygreen6310 Stevie is attacking "his own people"? Really? And who are they exactly then? Stay ignorant man.
Eminem also drew a portrait of Tupac and sent it along with a letter to Tupacs mom! Eminem did such an excellent job on this! I thought most people knew Eminem did this!
Believe Em produced that whole album
I've seen all of Stevie's videos, and this is in contention for my favorite! Stevie standing up for Em warms my heart. And the reverence Em shows when talking about Pac and Biggie is undeniable. If you're indulging in the division, and cats like Mouse and Benzino have shaped your view of Em...maybe it's time to let that toxic sht go.
Fact : how can somebody hate this genius???❤
Eminem produced Tupac loyal to the game my favorite Tupac album
Im so glad that i grow up during the 90s. Getting to hear all that great music when it came out. I got in to hip-hop/rap around 94 just before the boys died. And i remember listening to Eminem before he hit it big. My cousin used to bring me Underground music every time he came for the summer.
Eminem music was good in the beginning now he's wack
I first listened to Em when I dubbed a tape of him at the rap Olympics. I didn't even know it was him, then I started listening to the two albums my dad had of him when they first dropped. Slim Shady LP and the Marshall Mathers LP. To be honest, I don't remember ever giving my step-dads Marshall Mathers LP CD back to him lol
I’ve always been sad I wasn’t born earlier so I could see Queen play out in a stadium but I’m super grateful to have been a kid and a teen I the 80s and 90s to experience the birth of rap and grunge meet Chuck D and be blessed with great music!
@@shermanelder6813 so his music now goes over your head is what your saying. His flow and style now is not same it was I'll give you that. But his double, triple sometime quadruple entendres in his music just lift him above everyone. You ain't gonna hear it in club or throw it on at a party. But it's hip hop at the top level.
@@highd12 I wish I could have met allot of great MC's Tupac Shakur method man jarue mc light
I can't relate to drugs, inner city problems, gangs, murder, etc... PWT on the other hand? I know all about that and it just connects. I can totally understand why someone who had a different life than me connects with another artist over Eminem... if they are in that life then it's speaking to them.
It really sucks that hiphop will never be as great as it was in the 90s. Thank god for Em for staying consistent with the quality of his art because at the end of the day it's just Em nowadays.
This is what haters will never understand about Em & his connection with his fan base. He created a bond early on, whether it was those who were Bullied, had a dead beat dad, addicted mom, toxic relationship etc.
Then going through addiction himself & over coming it.
His skills as an MC aren't ever questioned, even from haters, it's always "I can't relate"
Which is bs.. unless you grew up with a silver spoon in your mouth & had a perfect life, it's impossible to not find a couple things to relate to him about.
EM was the executive producer of the album
AFTER KENDRICK, i don't know why, M much more eagerly waiting for EM'S Album. Such is the power of good music
Tupac resurrection is my all time favorite dvd documentary one the only things I can watch on repeat and never get bored of it. The extras on the dvd interviews like this one of em, tracks etc are amazing. I'll never throw away that dvd
Dude, I've never seen any reactor who loves and appreciates Em more than you. You are a true believer and you strengthen our faith brah
Definitely him and @Nolifeshaq
Definitely these two for sure and SnakeVemonV
EM "If you dont make me care about your life, I'm not going to care about your life" NF "Hey, you got the same balloons as me."
NF trash…
@@Milkers777 "Who's your favorite? Let me know, tally up, count the votes. Wasnt me? That's a joke!"
NF is mid
@@baki577mid is being generous.
I often wonder what hip hop would be like today if Pac was still with us. Em, Pac, Snoop, and Dre would have made some fucking insane collaborations.
Love the content Stevie stay 💯
No longer Dre Day, arrivederci
Blown and forgotten, rotten for plotting Child's Play
Check your sexuality as fruity as this Alize
Quick to jump ship, punk trick, what a dumb move
Cross Death Row, now who you gonna run to?
2pac
Pac would've a politician if I'm not wrong
@@baki577 if he stayed on his morals
he will definitely got shot
PAC would have made major changes in the world that's why the gov made Sure he couldn't use his voice or platform anymore
Em produced the whole Loyal to the Game album. He also Did some work on Resurrection and other stuff
He also Produced the Following Tupac Album: Loyal To The Game! Afeni gave him props for doing so!
Eminem is a legend in this game he’s always stayed to to his first love hip hop he just wanted to leave his mark on what he loves
There's a video of the songs that em produced for another artists you should react to it you'll get surprised
Afeni Shukur. Gave Em unheard material to produce this whole album!!
Love having the bell dinged for this channel.
Weird
weirdo alert 🤨
I don't understand why, but sure why not
@@user-tt3ni4gb5i weirdos maybe?
Another accolade provin why Em is a cornerstone of the culture 🐐
Ohhh, you didn't know. 😁😁😁 It looks like a lot of y'all in the comments didn't know. I was so hyped when this album came out and not just because of more Pac content and the tribut but because of Em's production. This was right after we got to see him handle a whole album with The Eminem Show. Plus we got some features on it too. He handled it in a classy way and I was proud Em was intrusted and delivered.
I head that track so many times and never knew em produced! Wtf
Steve
Em produced the entire Loyal to the game album after getting permission from Pac's mom. She gave him the unfinished projects/cuts and he did his thing.
And oh, he also worked his magic on the resurrection joint.
When you're great, they hate..
EM a goat bro people don’t realize how good of a producer he is man
Man people sleep on em's production. Yeah this album is fire. Old pac on new Em beats.
Thanks Stevie for the video, EM is the biggest Ambassador/ Guard of the Culture
Content on your Channel is ahead of the pack. So many have no idea the extent of EMs talent. While l love Dre, I've always thought Dre received a lot of credit for songs EM actually produced 'back in the day'. But he's also produced and written for so many other artists ... he does it quietly, humbly. So many still refer to Renegade as Jay's, but it was actually EMs work. BTW really enjoyed your comparison between how you use to listen to EMs work to how you listen and "HEAR" now ... a lot of us can relate and its great to watch!
One of Ems best produced songs
Not only did he do it, he did it for free.
Ayy Stevie have you done a reaction to “The Way I am” by Em?!?!
Yooo. I had no idea and I’ve loved Em for like 25 years.
Chills everytime I HEAR IT STILL yo & I'm not surprised at all this was Em 😭 Most mfs GOT NO CLUE & that breaks my heart for him...he is a true genius & LOVER of hip hop 💙🙏🐐🙏💙
EM is the RAP GOD
Eminem just dropped a snippet to a new song
Sounds like a 2002-2004 voice it’s crazy
Where at
@@paulbrooks9168 Search Eminem Ft Ceelo green - The king and I
@paul brooks ruclips.net/video/FjjoIM8P580/видео.html
Album is coming
You’re facial reaction at 3:43 🤣 to the haters of ‘Em! Shit had me rolling. A GOAT Human being reacting to GOATS! You’ll be past a mill subs by mid summer!!!
I found out this a couple years ago , blew my mind 💯
DaaaaaaaaaaaYam! I did not know Em produced this.. 🤯
You can hear the Dre influence in this beat
That connection really is the most important thing. Look at Michael Jackson for example. He wasn't a rapper, but as a pop/soul/funk artist the guy had lots of meaningful lyrics about himself and the human condition. It wasn't like modern day pop artists that just sing about random subjects.
Dwamn!! Never knew this, thanks for the knowlege stevie.
I thought everyone knew this, cuz i like his beats but very noticeable, HE "CARRY THE CROSS" BEAT ON NAS "GODS SON" ALBUM
Eminem also produced Akon's Smack That, which is a huuuuge hit.
He also wrote more of Dre's verses from 2001 than just Forgot About Dre. Check the credits. I won't spoil it.
But as a Demi-Stan, this whole anti-Eminem debate has all but destroyed my 30+ year love affair with hip hop.
People who hate Eminem always will, there's a lot of music media (chickens in coops) pushing the narrative; why bang my head against a wall?
You said Demi 'stan' , see his influence is literally everywhere
@@baki577 I'm saying I'm a demi-Stan as far as following him. I can't deny his influence. I wrote for years, which is part of why I started to listen less.
I have heard for at least 6 years off and on that Em will produce a full track, or simply produce the beat for various artists without any hype or demands of being praised for it. Heck, some artists have actually admitted that Em basically "gave me the beat" for free simply because he liked them and wanted them to see what they could do with it.
Now, I admit, some of these beats are really hit or miss. But the fact that Em would do this on the production side without any fanfare speaks volumes as to how much he really cares about the genre.
Eminem is the absolute Rap GOD period 😉👏❤️🐐🙌🔥
I cant believe you just found this out!!!!! eminem did tupacs Loyal to the game album!!!
yeah Steve 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 they always trying to hate on this track
Stevie, glad you found out about this masterpiece
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the fucking wordplay of Big? Simple but it hits soo God damn hard. Imagine the shit he would have put out. Damn. 😔
How you ain’t got 1M subs yet Stevie that’s what I wanna know
And these haters say eminem isn't part of the culture. Gtfoh this dude has been one of the greatest with impact on hip hop period, whether you like his music or not there is no denying his impact, he revived Dr. Dres career, brought us 50 cent/g unit, yelawolf, put Detroit on the map, shined the light on griselda and slaughterhouse and so many other things
em is the goat period people just be hatin
When u become the GREATEST , u will attract a lot of hate too
"If you dont make me care about your life I cant care about your music" really why I dont listen to most rappers today but exactly why I been listening to Nip non-stop since victory lap dropped. Dude was the Modern day Tupac
Not sure if you’ve listened already but “Never 2 Far” off Eminem’s infinite album is great
Ems just talking in an interview, bro cant help himself and break down a sentence hahaha tough tuff impact
EM DID THIS SONG??? OMG, I love this song, its so goooooooooooood
You should do the Invasion songs part 1-2-3
It is the Westwood freestyle!! It is indeed a freestyle
I think both Interviews are Biggie and Pac's Final Interviews. They just happen to be talking about each other.
Yeah Em produced this Song and Album with Pac's mom. And Eminem produced "Loyal to the Game" Pac's Album
It’s tragic man. When your whole thing is trying to keep everyone together and they just throw that away, I guess that’s gotta hurt.
Eminem also executive produced the entire Tupac album Loyal to the Game. Very underrated album, almost every track is good
Em produced a lot of gems people have no idea.
i see you Stevie, i see you "Send EM this"
As a HS English teacher, when you put relationships with kids as the priority, they will give you their all. I tell my story and allow them a safe place to tell theirs.
Em did that I never knew that 🤯🤯
I would love to go back to watch stevie very first Eminem reaction video. Any links ?
He produced jay z - moment of clarity too 🔥
Eminem produced the entire 2 Pac Loyal To The Game album
2pac king of rap 👑, react to Tupac "staring at the world through my rearview"🔥
Yeah bro legit Eminem produced it, and produced a lot more. We know this in the industry. Spends more of his time writing cuz hey I'm a producer it takes a hell of a long time to arrange everything. Dre's team of course worked on it for polish. But it's all his idea.
That's makes me cry - em did something amazing for hip hop - why so much hate
He made the whole album Tupac resurrection. Was well documented at the time