THEY HATE EMINEM CUZ HE'S WHITE!!!

[@corman2332]

"If Eminem was black he'd be Muhammad Ali" - Rakim.

[@JordanCPryer]

If Eminem was black he would be hopsin

[@popeye_thesailorman]

@@JordanCPryer people say hopsin is the black eminem

[@ceejay7679]

@@JordanCPryer dude hopsin cant even stand in his shadow. I like hopsin, dont get me wrong but he is nowhere near em

[@Igor-vm8xv]

Faxx

[@Ibonic]

Hopsin wouldn't be hop if it wasn't for Em. Hop is HIGHLY influenced by Eminem. Why you think hop responded the way he did after em shouted him out saying "...I inspired the Hopsin's, the Logic's..."

[@austinmiller1404]

“I don’t do black music, I don’t do white music. I make fight music. For high school kids” - Eminem

[@jeremyjackson4301]

Who Knew. Song is full of Bars

[@mindedchaos]

i put lives at risk when i drive like this

[@agny369]

@@mindedchaos put wives at risk with a knife like this

[@tylerbrewer2921]

@@agny369 you probably think I'm in your tape deck now,

[@AllThingsAwesomee]

@@tylerbrewer2921 im in the back seat of ya trunk with ducktape streched out

[@lhobbs1413]

He's a word smith, a lyricist, a master of the craft. And people that refuse to recognize are purposely turning a blind eye to it simply out of prejudiced biased racism

[@iamsecryt]

Before he blew up he would study he dictionary hours upon hours a night, I pray the GOAT is never full.

[@SteveFuks]

@Isoke Nichols he is the goat , none come close to the skill set he posses .

[@SteveFuks]

@@iamsecryt well said

[@barlo90]

@@SteveFuks 2pac

[@symbolic69]

2pac had different skills he had mad charisma and a cool look, like the dude everyone would want to emulate or gravitate towards. And he was politically/socially charged. And he was a bad ass gangster. Amazing artist just way different than em.

[@AstaIsAMonster]

*Also what’s funny Stevie is when people on Twitter say black people don’t listen to Eminem but Eminem this Year is in 3rd place in Top 20 most streamed artist in Africa.*

[@oakleylarvin1939]

Don’t they have a white population as well 😂😂

[@neilsun2521]

@@oakleylarvin1939 They do have some left in South Africa. But if you look up what's being done to them right now they won't around much longer. Just google "white South African Farmers" and you'll see some of the most most shocking murders ever photographed of farmer-families. Not to mention the other laws being implemented against the rest.

[@bbalasevic]

​@@oakleylarvin1939 Africa is not black enough for you, haha? Seriously? I hope that it's just that you don't like Em, otherwise this comment is even sadder. What percentage of the population of the continent of Africa is black (or even just of South Africa, which you are probably confusing for the continent)? Google things before posting comments, please, since your school system has failed you oh so miserably.

[@Punishmentz]

Africa has a population of 1.3 billion ppl with over 1 billion black ppl. So of course loads of black ppl listen to Em. I'm originally from Ghana. And Eminem is who brought me to hip hop music. Then i found out about 2pac and other legends.. soo ppl need to stop this crap with em not being one of the greatest just cuz he's white. For me personally, EM is the GOAT. And I'm a proud black stan

[@What-ke7uh]

It's not only this year, Eminem was 3rd Place for the last Decade. Let that sink in.

[@rjlocc9153]

It’s like saying tiger woods is good “for a black guy”

[@kayazelo]

And how racist does that sound? But because he’s white it’s not perceived that way. But that’s what it is. Facts

[@dinsorda]

Tiger Woods, the great black hope.
-Snoop

[@dinsorda]

@Eric Brown His dad is black Mom is Thai

[@dinsorda]

@Eric Brown Nice

[@taneshadavis2432]

Exactly! How dumb is that?

[@ryano1892]

Dre even said he didnt know how many racist people he had around him untill he signed eminem... people treated him different because he signed the white boy.

[@uzayrmanuel5901]

That's kinda messed up. Why can't we just look pass the colour of someone's skin?😞

[@mr.roobzz1119]

True !
I remember when Dre said that

[@realeyesrealisereallies97]

@@uzayrmanuel5901 it isn't even about looking past, we should appreciate and celebrate each others skins whilst also recognising we're all human

[@uzayrmanuel5901]

@@realeyesrealisereallies97 Yeah that too

[@loinelm6503]

Uzayr Manuel You think that’s messed up. Imagine people looking down on your culture calling it ghetto and trash music in the 90s, but you think that’s messed up.

[@evanforensics]

Eminem more relatable than most Black Rappers, and I'm from Africa.

[@an0rangutan]

Well Black Africans and Black Americans really don't have all that much of anything in common, so it's all about perspective really.
Most African Black people seem to hate American Black people, from my experience at least.
EDIT: I should've clarified that neither seem to have respect for each other, from my experience African people think of Black Americans as somewhat foolish/childish, I shouldn't have equated that to "hatred" while many Black Americans have 0 understanding of African culture or what the people are like and still try to call themselves "African" and attempting to identify with them, as if they're similar at all, while in person, it's usually a different story, as Black Americans sometimes treat native Africans as some sort of weird novelty and act generally pretty disrespectful.
But again, in my personal experience, I've only talked to some people from Africa who think Black Americans are pretty clown-ish in how they behave (as portrayed by the media, at least) so again, a subjective view.

[@whatsittoya7568]

Africans have almost nothing in common with black Americans

[@Mistted]

@@whatsittoya7568 Yes they do, they are the same race.

[@DumbBaby]

@@Mistted Nah, lots of things are more important than race. A black american has more in common with a white american than a white american does with me, a white australian.

[@Li1190]

@@an0rangutan I'd say it's the opposite...I'm a Black person who was born in the US to two Nigerian parents and as soon as a lot of Black Americans, saw my last name or heard my parents' accent they'd be like "You AFRICAN??? LMAOOO" and proceed to crack some nasty jokes and say some clown shit. Things got better at least when I got into high school and I just got treated as a regular Black person

[@CoD_Maj3st1k]

Imagine, what hip-hop would be like without eminem's existence. I'm not just talking about music, but the artists that became artists because of eminems influence.

[@LoneWolf-yy5tb]

Facts bro. Hip hop wouldn't have been this worldwide without him.

[@bradridgway581]

No Kendrick, no Jcole, no Juice WRLD, at least not as we know them.

[@danug422]

If he was black , i dont think any white rapper could be successfull tbh , he probably gonna destroy anytime any white mc that tryna blow up , hes just that great and intimidating , its my personal opinion tho

[@d3stello157]

Em has influenced literally no one. Hip Hop would be the same without him

[@cashmontoks]

@@d3stello157that’s not true. He made it bigger world wide

[@DrDeusExMachina]

"I am the worst thing since Elvis Presley
To do black music so selfishly
And use it to get myself wealthy
Hey, there's a concept that works
Twenty million other white rappers emerge
But no matter how many fish in the sea
It will be so empty without me"

[@abel6297]

To my eyes eminem is black

[@RudyruuB]

Has he done a reaction to that song yet?

[@MCP1992]

Ta da tadada tadada 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@josephwalsh9285]

Its called self confidence , self love or esteem !

[@Kevin-nm8hn]

I thought the last line was «the reef’s so empty without me» because of the fish line, have I heard wrong all my life? Damn haha

[@neilspaul]

"I get it, what it's like to be judged by pigment"
- Eminem

[@henrysmusic5212]

From leaving heaven

[@projectk4211]

You know what I like the most about this? You acknowledged that Eminem's music isn't even your cup of tea, you admitted you still don't like it to a degree but you still know that his pen game is unmatched despite that. A lot of people have a hard time doing that for some reason.

[@garathmorgan3021]

Those four words

[@Huliganhulk]

i like & respect that as well! i would respect if he hated his music, as long as he's honest about it, and keepin' it real and acknowledged Ems insane level of talent.. it shouldn't be so hard, i have no problem saying i love Em and he's THE G O A T with his pen skillz and such, but i think tupac and other rapers has more important message and there are a handful rappers i listen to more than Em and would sort of consider that they do better hit tracks, but no one has achance against em when it comes to the pure pen game and wordplay and how he delivers everything and bends words and etc etc.. at least imo..=)

[@ShinFuYux]

Eminem is a "unicorn in human form", which means he's mythical and legendary.

[@ASS1988]

Truth spoken here 🙌🏻

[@daniellenihan9832]

Lol love this comment.

[@abstraqtphilosophy7357]

Bullshit. If Eminem is legendary then Rakim is a God of all Gods

[@abskhairoun]

....and white. I don't agree with the hate but it is what they think.

[@abskhairoun]

@Isoke Nichols well yea they're iconic.
Em isn't less, but the fact that you acknowledge his skills and not slam him down with hate, I can respect you enough to say this:
Not everyone enjoys the same thing. If you have a certain preference in artists, that's cool, as long as you don't slam other people's preference in music.
And don't worry I'm no stan, but I admire Eminem's flow and wordplay

[@MeliaMedia95]

I ADORE this cause you can tell to his core that Stevie just hates HATE

[@thghost-ig4re]

well said 100

[@91GT347]

I would thumbs up this,but don't want to change the 100. Lol

[@jossyjames5711]

I'm black, but EMINEM is my favorite rapper of all time...

[@issish6476]

You must like poetry then. Reason I like Eminem is because of the words, similar to Tupac

[@ovsog.4979]

🙌🙌🙌

[@loinelm6503]

Issi Sh don’t compare Em to Pac. Disrespectful to Pac’s legacy

[@issish6476]

@@loinelm6503 was only being generous comparing Em to Tupac. Tupac was great , Eminem is great. Everyone has an opinion I suppose.

[@barlo90]

im white and 2pac is mine

[@andreacollins3204]

Thank you. A Stan since 99 and to hear him at 19 in a rural irish club was life changing. He’s is the goat to me! 🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@davidblauyoutube]

"I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood... I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character." -- Some guy that nobody listened to, apparently

[@sgtcreasegrease]

@J&S Luvcrm2014 The 1% is holding on for dear life but as the older generation dies off and a smarter, more aware generation arises, things will hopefully get better.

[@remsiiig4537]

MLK

[@bradridgway581]

@@sgtcreasegrease that's what we hope for, but shit always seems to be two steps forwards and one step back. Still progress, but very slow progress.

[@isispzl8757]

When MTBMB dropped I saw people on Twitter trashing it literally after 5 minutes, that's how you know these people are only talking out of their asses

[@neilsun2521]

Ha. Not even enough time to digest the first couple bars off the album.

[@appatight]

I can take it a step further and they called Revival trash before it was released because they saw the track list.

[@qvtn]

Yeah, talking out of their asses coz when they open their mouth they don't know where to hit the kick and the snare.

[@brycerose1001]

@@qvtn 😂

[@evanforensics]

Damn You're Fine

[@FiryaFYI]

im not from america. and most americans have no idea what eminem did for hip hop internationally.
im old enough to remember that Eminem was EVERYWARE. that had caused many other rappers blow up here after it was "ok" to like rap.
Other artists wouldn't had the time of day here without Eminem.

[@casre161]

That's exactly what I was gonna say. Very few people accepted tupac and biggie so it was hard for us to even hear anything on the radio until eminem came around

[@xoDianaDuong]

Yup.. Eminem even influenced BTS, the biggest band in the world right now, which started out with hip hop roots. (the rappers in the group; their first concert ever was an Eminem concert when they were teenagers) People have no idea how huge of an influence he's been for people worldwide whether they were an aspiring hip hop artist or the average person..

[@b.balazs6301]

@@xoDianaDuong I'm from an ex-soviet county, and we didt had most of the first-world's music. Eminem was the first one who announced us the rap music.

[@didarkk7847]

@@b.balazs6301 You r talking facts братишка

[@wacko37]

Rap is all about racist and ego and kill u angry negative shit nothing special about it
Tv&Rap RA Devil
Eminem made hip-hop bigger and Rap is not black culture it is is a modern60s area
And thanks for God football&Boxing athor business in not a black culture Hahah

[@theninjapiratehd2223]

They just can't stand the fact that some of us walked into a black room through a white door ...

[@tonyfro23]

That's damn well said well well said

[@tonyfro23]

Keep saying that over and over and over cause perfectly said and factual

[@hnarracknak2415]

Em has changed lot of lives, he has inspired millions of lives. He’s pure. When he’ll die we’ll mourn for him but legend will never die

[@HotRossBuns]

Its a shame he can't make the black hordes of racist zombies stop being so hateful.

[@arey17859]

Yes he inspired people in his early work. His new shit now is garbage.

[@Wemfs]

You're absolutely right when you said hip-hop is going to miss him when he's gone. That will be a very sad day for the world.

[@cesheph]

That hurt 😞

[@KendrickUso]

Rick Rubin was white man who owns a hip hop label

[@sarahbartholomew3442]

@@KendrickUso you mean JEWISH (caucasian). let's be specific as to who owns and profits off of everything.

[@unknowninfinite8081]

No lie, I will shed tears when Eminem passes away, for the impact and memories that his music gave me.

[@kwispy2926]

That's absolutely true and that's really fucked up.

[@dirty_danxx]

Ppl will say his music isn’t relatable to them meanwhile listen to biggie when they’ve never committed a crime in their life lmao

[@johnhenderson9116]

Its different

[@MrJimmGrant]

But most blacks have lived in a areas or been very close to people like biggie, the beats and rhythm cadence hit our soul different, let em get on a big poppa beat its different man, I respect eminem lyrically and his songs but they just dont hit most black man's soul like that, like say a nas or outkast simple as that,

[@UPhlask]

I prefer Eminem over biggie. . . . I'll play biggie when I'm eating a pork chop or something

[@MariusTeodorParaschiv]

@@UPhlask 🤣😂🤣

[@JADTO]

Ok...but they lived around it whereas Em raps about killing mis.mother, wife and all kinds of other wild shit

[@arestitian7857]

Back in the day, LL Cool J praised the Beastie Boys for advancing rap into the mainstream. Yeah I am old enough to remember.

[@drones8639]

His lyrics have been study in multiple university’s he deserves an honorary master degree in English.

[@saadmuzzammil2613]

Is that a joke or real?

[@daddymcsnacks_561]

@@saadmuzzammil2613 hyperbole would best fit

[@drones8639]

Saad Muzzammil why would I say that as a joke that is 100% real

[@KingTech662]

This would never be a hyperbole like he is good enough for that

[@drones8639]

Bryan Haskins your crazy if you think that.

[@alexcallahan6747]

Stevie’s finger tapping shows his frustration.
Appreciate the honesty my man! Keep being you!

[@pokermush3714]

Alex Callahan Real guy real talk 👍🏻

[@solamente8233]

*finger tapping intensifies*

[@ad.808]

The comment i was looking for

[@adeoyeelemide4698]

Eminem's impact in Hip Hop is phenomenal. He's the G.O.A.T. He brought Hip Hop to the world including Africa.

[@Jmoney-nw2ql]

Pac did that 1st bro

[@jalenh4866]

Eminem and tupac are my goats

[@83wasagoodyear]

This is a joke right? 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@TheMilkMan905]

@@Jmoney-nw2ql pac wasn’t anywhere near as world wide as Eminem dawg

[@airyanawaejah2323]

@@83wasagoodyear Nope.

[@Whitesquall123]

He is this generations William Shakespear.
You can hate his music, you can hate his look, you can hate some of his hooks - but you can't argue about his craftsmanship & talent.

[@aliguitron6521]

Imagine if white people said Denzel Washington wasn’t a good actor

[@kenordomcleod1136]

That would be bullshit bcuz he's the greatest

[@seancue2803]

No disrespect but that makes no sense.

[@aliguitron6521]

Sean Cue Denzel is the 🐐, and it’s not even close. If white people started saying he’s not even top 5 actor, that his movies ain’t worth shit, black folks would flip out.

[@seancue2803]

@@aliguitron6521 And you don't think that isn't the case now? I get what you're saying but unlike rap, which is black owned, acting is one of the most universal entertainment careers out there. All I'm saying is that acting shouldn't be used as your example.

[@aliguitron6521]

Sean Cue no that isn’t the case. Denzel is regarded as one of the best ever, rightfully so. Well I used it, lol if you don’t like it. Keep scrolling.

[@DavidGarcia-sb2rl]

Stevie Knight preach my guy preach
“Everybody vs Racism”

[@ruffinboijrp]

Yessssss!! It’s Because The Color Of His Skin.. And Plus (Eminem) Can Rap Circles ⭕️ Around 90% Of The Rap Game At Any Giving Time And That’s A Big Fact.. Now They Ain’t Gone Just Come Out And Say It’s Because He’s White... In My 2Pac Voice -> But You & I Know What’s Going On 🤨👌🏾

[@armandoaguayo3496]

He's a "genius with that pen. No one's touching him" 😂
Speak it man...

[@GerardoG99]

Exactly man it hurts them that a white man has achieved this level of success in a “black man’s game” and the hypocrisy that comes with that is huge, they are the same people complaining about other people mistreating them or judging them because of the color of their skin but then they turn around and do the same shit to a man that’s shown nothing but love to the culture and the legends in it, you can’t fight racism with more racism and it boggles my mind how there’s people who don’t realize that, you a real one man keep on growing man! Salute and peace✌🏼

[@DUBYA-DUBYA]

Awesome reply. I was sitting here trying to think of how to word my comment and came across yours and figured you said everything i was thinking so thank you...

[@GerardoG99]

WadeWoods no problem and thank you man have a nice day, salute to you and peace✌🏼

[@michaelmcdonnell2290]

💯💯💯💯💯💯 Facts

[@chriswarr3676]

Well said ✌

[@nicolajlhansen6350]

Think they also feel like white people are gonna take over rap and kick them out of the game, similar how Rock and roll and country got taken over by white people.

[@mitchsisaket8896]

Preach on Stevie. Tell these folk Eminem is still better than all these rappers nowadays!!

[@jjpvp361]

Thats not even an accomplishment to be better than the new rappers there really aint anyone thats half decent except for ppl like kendrick, cole, big sean, ybn cordae, anderson paak, joyner and im sure theres a few more but nobody is lyrical nowadays

[@chriswarr3676]

@@jjpvp361 yeah, it's annoying af. Music nowadays has went to shit. It's all about the beats and no bars. I've started listening to dance and trance music again because of it. Plus the daily dose of eminem.

[@zenoevol5991]

@@chriswarr3676 Yep. Its all about who can make a hit for Tik Tok and get Grammy nominated and onto Billboard and all this bullshit that DOES NOT TRULY MATTER. Also in it for the money and supposed luxury that doesn't matter when you pass away anyway 👌🏼

[@chriswarr3676]

@@mikebest2608 eh? 🤨

[@chriswarr3676]

@@zenoevol5991 yeah 😞

[@kromme22]

“I don't stand for black man's side, I don't stand for white man's side, I stand for God's side.”
― Bob Marley

[@lacedrp5616]

Well Em don’t do black or white music. He makes fight music, for high school kids xD

[@ovsog.4979]

Preach!

[@Stevesrssrssrs]

Right! God, white man, same thing!!

[@jonaveul]

So he stands for an imaginary figure?

[@Stevesrssrssrs]

@@jonaveul This is why everybody hates you!!!

[@saeedajaib]

This video needs to be shared all over the place.

[@2012ridley]

Who rember when Eminem wrote that heart felt letter to afini Shakur. You can't tell me he's not about hip hop. Em was one of the few that afini Shakur gave unrealised Tupac music to cause she knew he would produce songs to keep Tupacs legacy alive. Not for the money but out of respect for Tupac as a person

[@ThenewMattClark.Canadaprison]

They haters. Straight up. None of them can touch him lyrically. The longevity ect I would be pissed too.

[@allbies]

People use the lyrical shit to undermine the rest of his art. Lame af.

[@eliazarperez3585]

@@mikebest2608 the dude is a nice lyrical rapper might be a good battle rapper but to say hes better than em nah that's like saying a young Kobe was better than the close to retired MJ... Em has the wisdom and experience as a rapper he might be a pretty good matchup but no way will he kill or obliterate Em... and as a artists well that's a whole another conversation since em clearly has him beat on that, just my observation and my opinion

[@darkpoisonentertainmentstu2845]

Michael Bester you’re a kid ffs

[@gee_ruiz]

Longevity means nothing, Look at Nickelback 🥴

[@WikiMulya]

Michael Bester first you talk about hopsin and suddenly you bring daylyt, i can’t take you seriously🤣 grow up

[@chadvlaeminck301]

Sometimes the truth is the hardest thing to accept.

[@damienechter3014]

Lets not forget what he did for the culture with 8 mile! What an impact that had on the battlerap

[@kingluffydono7321]

If Eminem is not top 10, then why is it that EVERY TIME Eminem’s name comes up, it’s pretty much international news?? The only reason people even knew Snoop was on the breakfast club is because he mentioned Eminem’s name. 😂😂😂

[@lastbornkmalki8714]

I watched the breakfast Club Just because they brought up Em's name
😂

[@ride_4_life822]

Facts

[@MrSkfk]

Lol shit I thought snoop was just doing lame commercials to try and be remembered.. had to say Em’s name to be put back on the map .. sad but true . Snoop needs some of that. Hater Aid

[@Brian2]

Snoop is a legend and influence no doubt but he is so pro black he has become mildly racist to me which resulted in him saying what he did. I used to follow and be up on his IG but since the shit starting to go down you can visually witness his change. It sucks and I won't let it color my impression of his music but it seemed like no one commented on it until now when Em is brought up.
That sucks too cause I feel Snoop should be important enough in the game to still have the industry notice what he posts up. If it was any of the active top tiers they would have posted about it, but they insult the people who helped build on the original designs by not caring.

[@parawill7074]

Popularity and fame shouldn't be the measuring stick. Em is one of the greatest lyricists in the game, but his music doesn't move everyone. I like Em's music, but I don't LOVE it. I play lesser talented hip hop artists more often than Em. I don't confuse his fame and mic skills with how his music grabs me, and that is why I could list a number of artists ahead of him if I were to do a top 10 list. Stevie and many others are getting this all wrong, especially making this about him being "white". What Stevie and others fail to mention is that despite his skills and talent, if he were "black", he wouldn't have had the success that he has had. He would have likely been successful, but there is also a good chance that he wouldn't have even been on 50 Cent's level (which Em influenced) or even get a record deal. Em was Vanilla Ice with TRUE rap skills and was perfectly packaged when he exploded on the scene. The fact that he was "white" made him even more famous because he actually had crazy word play and his style was unique.
Em is in everyone's top 10 for talent and mic skills, but his music ain't up there for a lot of people. Respect it, don't cry about it.

[@SweenyTV]

When Eminem killed Jay-Z on Rengade, the debate was over

[@atrain882]

Fuck yeah preach my brother preach once he did Jay Z end it was over with JAY Z in my mind never really had bars anyway

[@notori0uszig]

Even better to add to this: Renegade was originally a track with Royce that was IMO much better (same Em verses) but Jay needed a track for his album and didn’t have time I believe so they gave it to Jay, improved the beat and Em just kept his original verses on it. Meaning that Jay had all this time to outwrite Em and STILL couldn’t come close.

[@atrain882]

When will people let go Jay Z has no bars he never dead he was never a good rapper blueprint one too they all suck I don’t even know who thought of him as a godfather of rap nas is 10 times better than him

[@Urban_Paradise]

For me Nas would be a better comparison than JayZ. His pen isn't the same level honestly no one's is, but Nas is the only longtime artist I can think of that made hard ass tracks you could roll too and made tracks that dead ass inspired children. That's greatness.

[@SweenyTV]

@Askel A I agree 100% ...

[@mr.roobzz1119]

Respect to you Stevie!!🔥
Respect that you keep it real!!👌

[@Harvey_Mod]

Em's pen game is undeniable 🔥🥺 I got into listening to Hip Hop because of his music. His name drops, references and features opened me to the culture

[@thisnthat4318]

Racism will never go away if that’s the way black people think about hip hop ...

[@cicikelly4940]

Racism it's because of black people now ?! What indecency !

[@lewisg318]

@@cicikelly4940 racism is all colors 👌

[@jannidk9422]

Cici Kelly I think he means in the hip hop game. Where many people say “it’s black music & culture”

[@seifalqattan2368]

@@cicikelly4940 who told you that racism is only for whites? that was before, and i am not telling you its not okay to hate racist whites but dont generalize on all of them because some of them did it.
please open your eyes racists are coming from everywhere (not only white people).

[@neilsun2521]

@@seifalqattan2368 Every race has been enslaved and exploited in some way historically throughout the world. U.S. hip hop game seems to think it's all about that 2 or 3% of the American whites who owned slaves hundreds of years ago. (There were Irish slaves too.)

[@lfaktour]

They’re giving him content for his next album. He’s going to come and school errrrrrbody 😂

[@KINGFLEX305]

Right lol
Love it!!

[@xEluzive]

Hope so

[@user-qd7pc7th7z]

man can't wait

[@VanessaNieva]

Keep going. I am counting on it.

[@riquelme1088]

To be fair i dont want that em already dissed everyone in kamikaze, i want em to just drop regular music ( i dont like him giving clout to nobodys like nick cannon) i wouldnt complain about him trashing the rap community a little tho 25 years of em and they still hate on him just because he white, he does more for the culture than 99% of black rappers, and they still hate on him

[@hennasalokangas]

In Finland, I think Eminem is the only rapper that we heard in the radios, I'm 100% sure he is the first foreign rapper many of us heard as youngsters and only after that people found the genre interesting. Some researched further but everybody knows Eminem, even if they do not have a one glue about Biggie or Pac. Just stating the facts, not every artist can be relevant to so many cultures, while states only look at the ones who have influenced their own 😅 kinda bad way to grade an artist

[@hennasalokangas]

@Jacob smith sure, we didn't condone slavery. But here we come to the race question. Are white fans less good and should they be discredited?

[@garathmorgan3021]

No but they are easier to attain due to being the first influence that many white people, including myself, had that was connected to hip-hop. If they played anyone else's song black or white it may have had the same effect. So I think that's why henna said measuring an artists ability or skill should not be correlated to how much influence they have on culture.

[@hennasalokangas]

@@garathmorgan3021 yes, the bar might have become lower, meaning there was a new bridge to hiphop culture for white fans in the form of Marshall

[@davidleander970]

Im South African and i just used to bop my head to the beats until Em made me actually listen to whats been said in each song and i discovered alot of other artists because of him .

[@Ayaforshort]

The thing about it is, Em is humble enough that he shouts out the greats and when asked about it doesn't even put himself in the top 10 of all time. So people are just disrespecting someone who shows the game nothing but respect.

[@LoneWolf-yy5tb]

Its as he says. His music is for entertainment purpose. Name dropping is not a personal disrespect towards anybody. He actually respects them.

[@josephwalsh9285]

Sorry to say that people are racist ...but Eminem has never crossed the line ...If anyone has stepped up for black Artist its Eminem ....

[@chadteter]

Actually he did cross the line ..but he was in a young irrational mindstate at the time..and even made an apology in another song about it..."foolish pride"

[@CrazeeAdam]

@@chadteter yeah he was like 16 or 17? And just broke up with a girl. So yeah. I get that.

[@jannidk9422]

Berserker Army #3id and why is it that people pull out some shit that he said *30* years ago 😳😳😳
Eminem is NOT racist in any way, shape or form! He is always sticking up for the culture.

[@yr2564]

I said the exact same thing he speaks up for blacks more than black rappers themselves

[@chadteter]

@@jannidk9422 oh I totally understand the situation and the context. Just don't think em is perfect..that's all.

[@pwrvamp]

It’s nice to see that people are speaking out on behalf of Em. He is a great artist and has made a HUGE impact across the globe.

[@All-Fur-Coat_No-Trousers]

I appreciate that since I'm also white, my own experience paints my perception of who Eminem is and what he means to me as an artist. However, myself and countless other hip hop heads across the world would still be listening to Eminem if the dude was fucking green and polka dotted. He's dope, completely and utterly dope. The fact that he's white doesn't make a fuckin lick of difference in his relevance to music and culture. If you got it, you got it, the color aint a thing. Be like saying Three Musketeers and Count of Monte Cristo are irrelevant novels because Dumas was a black man. Everybody loves them goddamn books, myself included. If you can't recognize their impact or their appeal, that's your own hangup, for real. Sometimes I catch myself wishing Em was a black man, or a Latin chick, something. So people would chill the out and appreciate his fucking genius music. You ain't gotta love it, lord knows I don't like all of it neither, but at least have the nuts to speak on it truthfully, right? Love you, Stevie. Much respect for you and your channel.

[@lindapowers8592]

I’m one of his biggest fans! A black 62 year old woman from the D. I remember when there was no hip hop or rap! I love Eminem because he set the bar no shame, along time ago! He’s also my Detroit homeboy! “8mile”, the story of his early life! You can’t deny his innovative genius abilities, greatness, skill!

[@blers87]

Imagine people saying this about MJ because Basketball was a white sport the first 50+ years. Ridiculous

[@ovsog.4979]

@Donald J. Trump Michael Jordan bro.

[@loinelm6503]

Can’t compare tbh Sports are thing u can win therefore its undeniable but music is subjective just like how Ben Shapiro can say rap isn’t good music which is his opinion on music.

[@blers87]

@@loinelm6503 Wilt Chamberlain holds the most records in basketball but isn't considered the best.. your theory is false.

[@neilsun2521]

@@loinelm6503 You can also "win" in school grades. But that doesn't mean we need Affirmative Action.

[@rabenny7980]

@@blers87 what records? Everybody just wants to be mike, he's the goat..

[@SickGirlRocks]

His name was Charlie Pride the OG. The reason he got so big was no one assumed he was black then when he went on TV they couldn’t deny his talent they already liked him though he did get some hate. He’s an amazing artist.

[@drahgore]

It don't matter where, who, colour, race, gender, size, age, name, hair style or beard, if you're lit AF. Then you lit AF.

[@remsiiig4537]

Real talk

[@Geromi87]

I still can’t believe we’re discussing and debating this.. Did those haters listen to his last 2 albums? What did they put out that’s better than that?

[@dn30001]

Those album the replay value of a dixie paper plate. DEFINITELY not a slow burner like Doggystyle or Good Kid Maad City

[@EricaShady10171972]

But it was Royce!!!

[@hechpee]

to the haters, it doesnt matter, they just wanna hate, deep down i believe they acknowledge Eminem's skill but his color is blinding to them since they are racists, they cant see beyond his color, their response is simply emotional and not cerebral

[@dn30001]

Emotional not cerebal? Is that why people cant FEEL Em's music? 😂

[@EricaShady10171972]

@@dn30001 people who can't feel Eminem's music either never went through the shit he went or don't like onomatopoeia, alliteration, metaphors, similes, analogies, puns, rhymes, stories, context and plot. *Eminem is a walking literary device*

[@ironmictyson3354]

The #1 reason I dig ya videos is cause your always HONEST! Right, wrong, or indifferent, it doesn't matter. Cause you are seeking & speaking on your truth!

[@jacobdavis7163]

Em said it best in his song "till I collapse"

[@evawinebrinner2138]

Real talk right there when you say we all gonna miss him when him gone 😭

[@spencerjames3780]

"Unicorn in human form"
i'll be the first to admit em was the bridge for me. Without him, i wouldnt have known about dre, easy e, cube...let alone everyone he references...he showed me old school greats aswell as made me want to tune in for the new icons. Eminem not only made me respect the culture..but turned me into a hiphop head and introduced me to a whole world of incredible rap artists that my country parents wouldnt have put on...and now my 60 year old dad's speakers are blasting andre 3000, rakim, em, kendrick, j cole, god damn lil dicky..thats influence

[@DjJMB94]

"Isin't it ironic that the best rapper's white, and the best golfer's black"
-Eminem-G.O.A.T

[@schandthrax6397]

Stevie should do GOAT next monday :)

[@nelsonserrano134]

"And I'm the one who's gotta catch a the flack off of that"

[@Afff924]

tupac > eminem

[@JJ-pe5om]

@@Afff924 well thats your opinion, not a fact

[@Afff924]

Japu 1 its a fact 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@PEK16]

I'm mexican and I hate to admit that this foo em is the juggernaut of this rap shit tbh we can't deny his skill...

[@jamiejgarngad]

It happened to ill nas x when they said his song Old Town Road
wasn't counted country music

[@garathmorgan3021]

And that's bullshit too

[@Bonnie-mn8zi]

FACTS. No one can touch his pen. It is like Shakespeare. People are jealous like 50-cent said that a white man has risen so high and can do it better. The sad part about all of this is that Eminem has always been respectful to the to the culture - making sure to highlight the value of the artists that he learned from and helped him develop his pen. And yet all he get is BS from haters who are only worried about skin color.

[@joeyc1725]

Eminem has never used the N-Word in any of his songs! There's a couple of new white rappers that blurt the N-Word in their songs

[@andydang8157]

He has used the N word once in a malice way. He was very young and the black female cheated on him and he roasted her on the track. He profusely apologized for it though and never ever used that word again

[@neilsun2521]

@@andydang8157 who the f*ck *hasnt* said some un-PC shit when they were a kid.

[@Bonnie-mn8zi]

I am a black female. He apologized on yellow brick road. I think the general consensus was as long as he doesn't use it again we can forgive this error as a young person. Also D12 and proof should have checked him on it back then.

[@Mushtaps]

@@andydang8157 I dont think he actually dropped an N-bomb, I think he was just rapping about black girls being bad to date and they only want you for your money because one broke his heart.

[@willsonj]

Em was the first ever album I bought as a little kid in the UK, he’s the reason I love rap. He’s huge everywhere, all over the world - especially Africa - it’s only really black Americans who hate on him

[@jannidk9422]

James Ikr - I’m from Denmark and seing some off the racist shit going on in the US (both white and black) is *craaaaazzyyyyyy* 😳

[@neilsun2521]

There's been a Lot of anti-white politics in the U.S. over the last few years. It's propaganda created by those who own the media since Trump was elected. (Saying Trump's "racist" just because they wanted a woman -- Hilary -- to get in.)

[@jannidk9422]

Neil Sun well IMO Trump is racist 🤷🏻‍♀️ just like there’s a part off the black community that’s racist

[@foufamess761]

There is something wrong going on in America , i am from Afruca and we don't have this recist i thought America is modern country and 1st world but i guess it's the opposite lol

[@willsonj]

Neil Sun Yeah nah the rest of the world thinks Trump’s a racist moron too. Anti-black racism definitely exists and it’s definitely very bad in the US, the US just also has more anti-white racism as well.

[@msjdenomme26]

Respect! That was respect it was honest . Em is always paying respect to the Legends of the game he deserves the same

[@deebarichello8032]

I just watched Crooks interview and said Facts 💯 ! I was 1 min into yours and you pulled at my heart! Mad Respect to you Stevie for keeping it real ❤️🖤

[@AnthonyfromtheD]

i knew this was gonna be what you were gonna say and its sad facts...

[@TheShizzo]

Finally someone keeping it real about this whole thing. Can always count on Stevie

[@weezchmiel1902]

I love you, brother. The world needs more people like you. I'm grateful to have you as a countryman and the world would be a better place if it had more people like you.

[@Legiey]

Exactly, nothing better than a man who can use his brain. Respect for you always being honest.

[@dustafink2]

Not only is he unbelievable with his pen, he’s also the best at putting the words to the beat and his cadence as he rides the beat and makes the syllables rhyme also.

[@craiglyle2966]

Don’t forget the outright entertainment value Eminem has. You don’t connect on that kind of level without it.

[@gbert4745]

Your sleeping on Lil Dicky. Antagonist! Check that song!

[@scottybeats5328]

as soon as my flow starts, I compose art like the ghost of Mozart.

[@qappa4136]

Even though they all say that they're real i know that most aren't

[@aliguitron6521]

Boy you think you're clever don't ya
Girl you think you're so smart
Come with me to another side in a world so cold and so dark

[@addya4011]

Stay wide awake
A world so dark
A world so cold
A world where only some will go
But not return, when will they learn
Were do they go God only knows
Stay wide awake

[@Kai2z]

NOBODY I mean NOBODY as big as em internationaly there is no pac no biggie no Wayne no Rakim no anything .And I'm speaking from Iraq 🤦Imagine the other countries.
The Greatest of all time .

[@JADTO]

Bigger does not mean better

[@aniket5825]

@@JADTO he is bigger and better he is not Drake trash I am from India here everybody respects him

[@JADTO]

@@aniket5825 my guy you're from india. You guys love Eminem and no one else. Your opinions aren't based on the same things as Americans opinions are where this genre was birthed. We don't collectively think Drake is a goat either. Hes been exposed

[@micahatkins5286]

You making Pop culture arguments for a Hip Hop culture conversation.

[@YS-nr3by]

@@micahatkins5286 Hip Hop is now pop(ular) music.

[@ikiniuhulu]

Em's is a Unicorn. Well said man. Loved the reaction♥️🙏

[@endgamer322]

"They hate him because he's "insert skin color here" is the definition of racism, judging someone solely based off their skin and ignoring their contributions and character.

[@CrazeeAdam]

I mean it's true. Especially with the restlessness of the world today. When they see someone playing the game better, especially who's on "the opposite side" of the race war now, it might sting. Even if it shouldn't because Em has been part of the rap culture and even black community when he lived in inner city Detroit. He's stood up for all of the community. This how they repay him?

[@neilsun2521]

@@CrazeeAdam He literally told half his fanbase to"f*ck off" if they voted Trump. Cos U.S. blacks were told by the media that Trump's 'racist' (I don't see how he is tho?). Em's been bending over backwards to try and help 'the culture' and they still hate him 'cos he's white. America's f*cked, for real.

[@CrazeeAdam]

@@neilsun2521 it's true though. He's been the most outspoken of any artist or maybe even any celebrity period since 2017 or so. I don't think it's a leap in logic to say that the state of America and the world in general goes into people's downplay or dislike of Em in general.

[@neilsun2521]

@@CrazeeAdam I personally don't like it when Em jumps on all these leftist trends in the media. Seems very dumb to me that he's now aligning forces with those trying to shut down free speech!! Ironic. And he even believes the MSM anti-gun propganda too!
How he can be so clever on the pen but so naive with politics baffles me slightly...

[@stdread]

@@neilsun2521 Not everyone supports your version of politics. If you hadn't worked out which side EM is on by now then you have never listened to his lyrics Stop expecting everyone else to agree with you or seek your approval ,especially Eminem

[@wtanika83]

Truth Hurts! But it still needs to be said! PREACH

[@wayne7071]

I appreciate you speaking the truth . I got a lot of respect for you man

[@Jordan23-G.O.A.T.]

Man....you keep it really real. Salute.

[@pete209]

Hip-Hop is the biggest genre of music in the world right now. Take Em out of that equation and it suddenly isn't.

[@pete209]

@william Khims Sure it was big not the biggest. It became the biggest this decade.. A lot of that has to do with technology. But Eminem's influence at a global scale is undeniable. If it wasn't for Eminem, a lot of people across Asia, Latin America and Europe wouldnt have accepted Hip-hop the way they did.

[@howieziegler3110]

william Khims he did not in any way say hip hop would be nothing without Em. Read the words buddy.

[@pete209]

@william Khims Lol, if you wanna pointlessly argue, then go ahead. make your point! I was born in Asia. I am not white and if it wasn't for Em, I wouldn't even have heard of Dr. Dre or NWA or 2pac. Oh and I was born in the 80s. So your argument is as skewed as your understanding of this subject matter.

[@pete209]

@william Khims So from what you said, here's what I gather: 1. All Indians are racist 2. All Indians love Europeans. 3. All black people hate Eminem 4. All European Americans love Eminem.
These are such blanket statements that they don't need to be countered.
But I will still say this, as much as you have lived around Indian people (colored as they may be called in South africa), they aren't so much of Indian as Indian people are. And for the love of god, art or intellect is not about color, I don't care what color Eminem is just the way I dont care what color MJ or Dave Chappelle or a Neil De Grasse Tyson are. They are all greats! But when a certain community doesn't give them the respect they deserve then that's when it becomes a problem. Have a good day!

[@chandraputra2076]

@william Khims i can say that Eminem made hip hop big in Asia, no hate but i guarantee you that only 5% of Asians know any 2pac or Biggie hit songs. US hip hop legends didnt make hip hop big in Asia, hell most rappers in Japan or Korea or the rest of Asia listed Eminem as their influence.

[@johnnyarredondo1889]

Em could grab a random black dude..ghost write for him and make him famous overnight

[@neilsun2521]

That would be an interesting experiment. Have the black dude show up on the Breakfast Club and do his Em-written freestyle, and see what they all say..

[@neilsun2521]

(...would be funny too if Lord Jamar said "that's that real sh*t".)

[@awesomemovieclips735]

@@neilsun2521 n dat ass hole charlamagne

[@notori0uszig]

They’ll just question why he didn’t drop the N word

[@johnnyarredondo1889]

Anthony Gallo yes he would still be white but ghostwriting for a black dude and then all of the sudden his music would be loved because it came from a black dude

[@Sounzgudd]

I respect you Stevie 💯

[@AstaIsAMonster]

*Us latinos love Eminem music even down in 🇲🇽 we rock with Eminem heavy.*

[@utku1079]

There is no other rapper that has the same impact Eminem has internationally. For the majority of the people whose native language isn't English, hip hop wasn't even a thing until Eminem appeared in the game. He literally spread hip-hop all over the world. He was everywhere in his prime when there was no social media etc. I can't understand why Americans disrespect him all the time. If hip-hop is a global culture right now, thank Eminem.

[@mphswana]

This is absolute BS, maybe in ur country its true but not everywhere. LL cool J was the 1st superstar to inspire me, thats way b4 eminem. Hip hop has been influencing culture way b4 eminem. BBoys have been around forever, hip hop clothing, dance, attitude, influenced way b4 eminem, hip hop isnt just music.

[@utku1079]

@@mphswana not BS bro, I know LL Cool J and Beastie Boys were always been around. I'm talking specifically about developing countries and the third world countries. Yes, hip hop culture, dances, clothing was always known but it was underground. With Eminem becoming popular, hip-hop also became mainstream in majority of the countries. I'm not disrespecting the greats. They just didn't have the same impact.

[@tris87don16]

Andile Swana FACTS

[@charlie4302]

Hip-hop hip-hop is a culture not a color 🙏 please wake up, it worldwide

[@haacon7464]

Finally someone said out loud what I've been thinking for years! Stevie Knight are so right!

[@ShelbysGT]

Yo YOU 1000% right Fam!
@STEVIEKNIGHT GOAT of REACTION BREAKDOWNS

[@leemi841]

"Some people only see that I'm white ignoring skill cause I stand out like a green hat with an orange bill but I don't get pissed, yall cant see through the mist how the f**k can I be white? I don't even exist..." eminem- role model

[@BlackMusicGenre]

"If I was black I would have sold half and didn't have to graduate from high school to know that " . Eminem - White America

[@sews5742]

"I get a clean shave, bathe, go to a rave, die from an overdose then dig myself up out of my grave"

[@skynetterminatort100]

My middle finger won't go down how do I wave? And this is how I'm supposed to teach kids how to behave?......

[@leemi841]

The replies are getting less relevant lol

[@Brandon-kx6oq]

Im beginning to feel like a rap god RAP GOD

[@bmpetrov]

Eminem is underrated producer. Just check the list of the song he produced. Songs like: 2Pac - ghetto gospel, 50 cent - patiently waiting, Jay-Z - Renegade. Loose yourself, until I collapse.....

[@KiNGKuNTa986]

Jay z moment of clarity (black album). Also

[@bijoyxxx4267]

Denaun does to..
From infinite

[@AlexanderGS11]

Facts 👍

[@Merlin0fCamelot]

Em makes beats? Hold up.. He makes his own beats?! He's even better now..

[@theboggyman]

SixStringMental yup he’s a great producer

[@cinbob4633]

I agree. When he very first came out, I was 'iffy' about him. But when I sat with my grown kids back then and, due to their insistence, I listened to him, and I was truly blown away and quite frankly, astounded at his use of words. I've always been a lover of ALL music, all styles, some more than others, depending on how it made me feel and if it gave me that feeling, that feeling you get inside, (it's hard for me to describe), but, I understood rather quickly what his music was for everyone. I remember back in the day, ALL musicians, ESPECIALLY rap artists, were giving him props for his artistry. But, now, we've got this fucked up environment going on that has blinded peoples' common sense, what was good is now bad, what was bad is now right, it's an upside down world we're living in,, I do pray for ALL of humanity!

[@lukeslayer]

THANK YOU!! I was too scared to say it in fear of being labelled a racist in this really toxic cancel culture we're going through. You hit the nail on the head. You are a LEGEND MAN!!! You spoke my EXACT thoughts and alot of other people's thoughts. Thank you!!!

[@Luke_0]

Unfortunately, you are right, and even more unfortunately, people let the hatred in their hearts overrule their appreciation of talent.
Same comparison could be used of Baseball before the great Jackie Robinson or Moses Walker.

[@jaycom2429]

What i dont understand is :
a lot of poc running around and scream "STOP RACISM !!!" (absoloutley right ) ,
but when it comes to hiphop , u have the same ppl complain about Ems skincolor and say he cant be a part of the culture , cause hes white and doing the same shi1 what they fighting against.
WHERE IS THE POINT ?

[@neilsun2521]

Absolutely. The hypocrisy and double-standards blow my f-ing mind!

[@briantross4102]

I'm a biracial man in the US (black mother & white father). Don't omit Em's impact on the biracial community. I have very light skin (you could say I pass for being white often) and growing up I didn't identify with the majority of white kids and didn't have dark enough skin to be accepted by the black community. Listening to Em's lyrics helped me to build my own identity that blends both communities and cultures as time passed. Started listening when I was in 3rd grade with The Marshall Mather LP and The Eminem Show, and am only more of a Stan today with how Em has grown to use his platform for good. As a result, I feel that tracks like "Mosh," "Lose Yourself," and "Not Afraid" were pivotal in the person I am today.

[@MoufWarren]

I like this. Madd objective BC he said Ems music isn't for him but his pen is undeniable.

[@oroxil]

You can’t try to sell “black” music to the masses and then turn around and get mad when people who aren’t black get in the game.

[@hoomanbekhradi6615]

true

[@niiayiteybuxton9165]

Word bro

[@TBJ-hq9hl]

Your right. They don't want us in their game but our money gives them a career.

[@larrybott9597]

I couldn’t imagine this happening to Jimi Hendrix in the rock genre. Just food for thought as a hypothetical comparison. I agree with you man.

[@goat9283]

I LOVE U Steve, you’re always unbiased and forming your own thoughts, you’re dope!

[@rollindeep786]

Respect, you are fully fully fully on point with this! I remember back in the 90s bein a massive hip hop head, then slim shady hit my radar way before the Dr dre thing, remember scouting all the underground record shops to find a piece of him and hitting dead walls.. Had no idea he was white until 'my name is' came out.. Over a year later.. Mans was shook at the talent and finding out he was white! But on day one, I bought that chit, this is in the UK.. Then bought the 2nd and 3rd.. As a rapper I rated him up there for years while being heavy on the wu, snoop, busta, mobb deep, nas, Jay z, biggie, Tupac as well as every other rapper from Camron to canibus, dipset to g unit, didn't feel ems other albums until kamikaze n mtbmb.. I still and always will rate him as my top 'MC' of all time because of his skill, hes 'owned' the game in his own right including longevity, and consistency! Man not many rappers still bein talked about at his age, that says it all.. And when he spits, he still spits raw, plays with words, can adjust to many styles within a track which shows dude ain't wack as he snaps and claps back at everyone in the game.. He's a legend and its a shame people won't acknowledge that!

[@ismahill6749]

I grew up as the only white kid in my neighborhood. I've dealt with alot of similar shit. Much love to Stevie for being a real one