White America - 3:07 Business - 8:03 Cleaning Out My Closet - 14:50 Square Dance - 22:00 Kiss / Soldier - 28:23 Say Goodbye To Hollywood - 34:31 Drips - 43:12 Without Me - 48:50 Paul Rosenburg - 52:04 Sing For The Moment - 52:18 Superman - 56:55 Hailie’s Song - 1:05:24 Steve B. - 1:10:46 When the Music Stops - 1:11:19 Say What You Say - 1:15:46 Till I Collapse - 1:20:45 My Dad’s Gone Crazy - 1:29:13
I find it ironic that people call Eminem a culture vulture when it's 2024 and people are reacting to his 20 year old albums for the first time, for people who wish they could re-listen to their favorite Eminem album for the first time.
Well....they don't want to give him any credit for being the Greatest! They've got to find something to say against him! I think it's hilarious that they even say that! Considering how long he's been in the game and how many others have come and gone.... long before him! they got their money and split..... so who's really the vulture here? Lol.
The pure shame is how much context has been lost with time too. Knox does the best job reacting to early Em but he experienced it all firsthand so obviously he knows the context since he lived it. Same with Cliff. I’d say on probably 95% of reactions to anything from SSLP/MMLP/TES I always find myself wishing it was possible to convey everything going on at the time because it’s literally impossible to fully appreciate his early work unless you understand the context but it’s practically impossible to convey now. Ironically, TES contains maybe the greatest example in Em’s entire discography. The literal first thing people heard on imo his best album ever were jet sounds in a song he was telling the government to fuck off… EIGHT MONTHS after 9/11 😂😂 like even if someone explained that to you it’s simply impossible to process the true gravity of that without living through it lol
There’s a lot of revisionist history around Em and his impact. Anyone who was around at that time knows all too well how monumental he was/is. Rappers beef with other rappers but Em had beef with 3 presidents and congress. That’s the level he’s on lmao.
this my favorite em album, he actually produced it mostly himself and yeah most of the shit he talks about on it is true, the storyline he has on the kiss/soldier/say goodbye hollywood is sumn that actually happened where marshall fought a bouncer who kissed his wife
Yeah. Em is a dope producer. Lot of ppl don’t know that. He says he’d rather rap, but when he produces, it’s dope. So many of his best beats are ones he made. And, arguably, one of the most iconic beats (Renegade), he made too. Em’s flow is married to that beat so well it seems he made the lyrics and beat simultaneously. Which is nuckin futs!
My first rap album bought to me by my father I used to be embarrassed when my dad listened to rap before this. After he got this we would drive around in his suped up elcamino blasting this whole album
@@w4976.MMLP was straight Slim despite the name of the album. TES was the first record he made strictly coming from Em as @TonySop said. There are obviously moments of Em on MMLP (eg The Way I Am) and vice versa (eg Without Me).
@@dsmith2420 my point was Marshall Mathers LP is his full name, that’s pretty real to him, that’s him, makes no sense considering how slim shady that album was lol
@@w4976. haha yeah no doubt you have a legit point cuz it is definitely misleading. There’s also an irony that MMLP is closer to a blend of Shady + “Eminem” while TES is actually the blend of of Marshall with a dash of Shady and Em.
born 1989 - this Eminem album released just I started falling deeply in love with music, poetry, and the magical power of the spoken word. Its # 1 for me, and always will be. Later in life I spent some time studying the intricacies of linguistics, and found it to be a true passion. It has made me completely captivated by Eminem's modern music, he consistently dose things to the English language that is truly revolutionary. But no amount of syllable and rhyme pattern mastery will ever be able to replace the emotional attachment he was able to make with this album. And no other album since will come close. - My humble opinion.... Great review! your energy was infectious. Keep of the good work.
No ones seems to give "Soldier" enough credit. The passion in "Soldier" and "Sing for the moment" makes them stand out so much to me I believe, otherwise I can't really pinpoint what. They're real
Imagine hearing this shit for the first time at 12 years old after you just finished memorizing the MMLP 😂 That's what watching you react to till I collapse reminded me of. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to more. Kamikaze goes crazy
One of the best Albums of all time, I was a sophomore in highschool when this came out and I still listen to it til this day! So damn soothing for the ears. Nothing but raw and pure talent only a few can do this! People just need stop looking at appearance and just listen 👂 🔥🔥🔥🔥 great reaction brother i subscribed!
i never take for granted being a teenager when Eminem first came out. I remember coming back from lunch in middle school watching the premiere of 'the real slim shady' on mtv. the perfect age for Eminem.
bro that shit on Sing for the moment. from "we sing for these kids who dont have a thing " all up to "cuz we consider these minutes golden" god damn that shit talked to me back in 2002 I was a broken KID 19 years old all I had was music, gives me goosebumps
14:36 Yea. Cleaning Out My Closet was always so dope. And it’s one Em made, not Dre. Which is nuts. Ppl often forget how good of a producer em is . He doesn’t do it often, he’d rather rap, but he’s dope at it. For example, one of the best beats ever IMO, the Renegade beat with Em and Jay-Z, was made by Em.
There’s so many clever comments about niche pop culture moments from the time across this record, it’s almost like a time machine glimpse into the public hivemind of the time. Em’s rapping was probably at its peak around this time, able to fluently switch between serious and Shady personas. After this album there was a noticeable change in him accepting and coming to terms with his A+ list celebrity status, which was evident in his approach to his music after this. Feeling more comfortable, he went back to his horrorcore style that he started out with and experimented harder with wacky beats and lyrics, with varying degrees of success up until MMLP2.
When some fans complain how him rapping fast all the time, this is why. We remember when he just to get into CRAZY rhyme pockets with such a laidback flow.
Bro, I'm so happy when I see my kouhai going on this journey discovering Em. This was the soundtrack to my adolescence. And MMLP. You said a mouthful about the beats too. But the soul selling talk is metaphoric. This was a phenomenal reaction. Big ups.
Em produced all the songs on this album exept from Business. This is in my opinion the greatest album of all time in music period. All wirtten, produced and recorded by the man himself. Greatness
This album doesn’t get the credit it deserves for helping the youth through the confusion and trauma of 9/11. It dropped a few months after and was exactly what a lot of people needed to hear in that moment to help them process the anger, fear and uncertainty felt in that period.
Eminem was spoken about in a senate hearing in 2000 and he was a topic in congress in 2001. This album was released shortly after in 2002. He was literally the topic of conversation in a congressional hearing 😂 it’s insane how stupid our politicians are here in Murica. 😅
This album is too GOATed, I'm curious about how you would react to "Relapse" (That would be hilarious 🤣) Also, maybe in the future, you could do vídeos on Kendrick, you mentioned that you did reactions to him in the past before your channel got deleted, hopefully, one day you could do some revisits.
I really like that u are truly reacting and not hanging on ur phone while doing it or having a lot of cuts in the song where u skip parts- u rather repeat parts Just nice to watch when drunk Like and abo
say goodbye hollywood and soldier have always been my favs off this album. the whole rhyme schemes and flows of those songs is just unbeatable. very underrated. you should react to no apologies by eminem. he dropped it on a random collab album with d12, so its very overlooked but i believe to this day thats his best song.
He was dealing with charges and felonies between MMLP and this album after he ran up on a club bouncer when he saw him kissing Kim outside, and punched him and they scuffled until Em pulled out a gun and pistol whipped him over the head with it and fucked him up but the gun was unloaded. That’s what he talks about in cleanin out my closet where he says “the smartest shit I did was take the bullets outa that gun, cuz I’d of killed them, shit I woulda shot Kim and them both”, and later what he also mentions in Soldier when he says “pistol whip a motherfuckin bouncers six two” because the bouncer was 6’2”. Also mentions it in sing for the moment when he says “you’re full of shit too guerrera, that was a fist that hit you!” That’s the bouncer who sued him for the pistol whipping. He got lucky not having bullets in the gun otherwise he might’ve gone to prison. But even though he says the dude was full of shit and it was his fist, he definitely did pistol whip the dude 😂 so I think he’s joking there. But also in the song Hailie’s song, he says “here’s what I’m facing, three felonies, six years of probation” which he also talks about the whole incident going down in Saying Goodbye Hollywood, and that’s why he was basically saying goodbye and was planning to go on a hiatus and just deal with probation and being a father and take a step back from the spotlight because it was making him do crazy shit lol. That’s not the only time he got charged for gun related shit and also a time that his former security talked about him pulling a gun on him when he came to Eminem’s house to get a paycheck after he was fired. Eminem apparently aimed it at the dude from his door and wouldn’t put the gun down and the former security showed his gun too but Em didn’t give a fuck and told him he’ll shout him lol. Bug they ended up talking it out and Eminem got the dude his money. There was another incident that ICP themselves talked about in an interview where they said Eminem actually pulled a gun on a couple of the members of ICP outside of a club one time and think was arrested that night because of that. Eminem was crazy back in the day. Probably had a lot to do with his pill addiction at the time though.
I’m American, Texan, Houstonian, white, female, and was 15 in the year 2000. Eminem was such a fucking big deal in the controversy of all of my teen years. Not necessarily to my family, but to others it was like this is dangerous. It was what are our kids listening to? Corrupting the youth! That’s when parental advisory stickers had to be placed on CDs and Walmart stopped selling anything with cuss words. Making him bigger than ever of course
When solider is playing, how can you say “is this the first Eminem song I’ve liked?” When you’ve literally loved every tune prior to it from the album, not to mention the countless songs you’ve liked from his previous albums, just a strange comment that’s all😅
Great reaction. You said was em with Mariah? She released a song called "obsessed" aimed at em. He fired back with 'THE WARNING' where he fkin DESTROYS her (and nick cannon). You MUST react to it asap! Keep doing what your doing.
After this album he moved back to Detroit, and became a recluse to raise his kids, he made a cd a year just about but he treats it as a 9-5 he's in the studio 9 am to 5pm and goes home to his kids... its all real shit... its an amazing album...
Fun fact when this CD first dropped almost all the parents wouldn't get it for their kids in my high school. So I burned like 50 CDs and handed them out for free to any kid that wanted one. I made sure everyone in my high school herd this absolute banger of an album.
Yo bro, all the way here in Alaska. Just vibed with you through this whole album. I enjoyed it. Gotta keep the Eminem albums train going and do each album. Lookin forward to it!😎
This right here is the song that would make you cry. If you dont tear up to this song, there is no song that will ever make you cry. Straight up Nostalgia by Rittz
Brother seeing your honest reaction to this definitely brought me back to when it dropped amd I first heard it. It was on rotation for my whole 1st tour in iraqi in 2003
His line in Til I collapse about amoxicillin not being real enough is insane bc it is literally a man-made medication that mimics Penicillin, which is a natural byproduct of fungi. This man is truly a genius.
If you wanna see the greatest live rap performance of all time go watch the Up In Smoke Tour. There will never be a line up like that again, closest thing we got was the Super Bowl performance but that wasnt a whole concert
The line where he says "the smartest thing i ever did was take the bullets out of that gun" refers to when he caught kim cheating with a bouncer at a club and eminem 🔫 whipped in the parking lot with an unloaded 🔫. He had charges pressed
My favourite album of all time , I was 9yrs old when my dad brought this cd home I remember my dad blasting this album & I was like “dad why’s this man swearing a lot “ since then I’ve always loved this album 😂 then I listened to Marshall mathers LP 😂
I think it’s tough not to shoot your shot too early on hip hop songs, but Em writes these perfectly like an author, having the third verse of almost every track be the climax of the song and go absolutely nuts.
where tf is @Ertwas17...
here favi🌹
React to Zillakami/City Morgue youl get views trust
Wish I could Send this to benzino !! lmaoooo
@@BluntVilleI was thinking the same thing 😂😂😂
Y'all can you please react Jason Derulo Nu king full ablum
Till I Collapse is also about to become the first non-single to get diamond status, across all genres. Crazy.
No role modelz was a single?
@@drakesbbl225 Yes.
How that wasn’t a single is wild
@@phettywappharmaceuticalsll8842 Ikr... I wonder if they genuinely didn't know the impact it was gonna have.
My all-time favorite from Em
Fun Fact: *Eminem himself mainly produced the entirety of this album!* 🤯
yeah i think dre just produced 2 or 3 beats
Yeah, that's why it got so much rock and shit.
@@Shadyverse-xi8ejThat's why it sounds so great.
Finally Say Goodbye to Hollywood gets the respect it deserves.
Not a very well known track on the album.
Nah fr it’s one of my favorites from em but I never really see it get brought up
It's one of the best hip hop songs ever made and I'll stand by that
One of my all time favourite songs, I've never understood why it's not getting more recognition
The Kiss into Soldier into Say Goodbye to Hollywood is one of the best 3 tracks back to back of all times.
@@BucsFanO22 absolutely agree the kiss into soldier is my favourite transition of all time it's hard af
White America - 3:07
Business - 8:03
Cleaning Out My Closet - 14:50
Square Dance - 22:00
Kiss / Soldier - 28:23
Say Goodbye To Hollywood - 34:31
Drips - 43:12
Without Me - 48:50
Paul Rosenburg - 52:04
Sing For The Moment - 52:18
Superman - 56:55
Hailie’s Song - 1:05:24
Steve B. - 1:10:46
When the Music Stops - 1:11:19
Say What You Say - 1:15:46
Till I Collapse - 1:20:45
My Dad’s Gone Crazy - 1:29:13
Thank u bro , u a real one
Thank you bro
good boy
This is the best reaction I've ever seen! There's a reason why this is the highest selling hip hop/rap album world wide 🔥🔥🔥😎👍
I find it ironic that people call Eminem a culture vulture when it's 2024 and people are reacting to his 20 year old albums for the first time, for people who wish they could re-listen to their favorite Eminem album for the first time.
Well....they don't want to give him any credit for being the Greatest! They've got to find something to say against him! I think it's hilarious that they even say that! Considering how long he's been in the game and how many others have come and gone.... long before him! they got their money and split..... so who's really the vulture here? Lol.
10yrs ago..everyone thought he was the🐐
Today its all Haters
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Sad bastards
But he still the G.O.A.T Facts👍🏻🏴
The pure shame is how much context has been lost with time too. Knox does the best job reacting to early Em but he experienced it all firsthand so obviously he knows the context since he lived it. Same with Cliff. I’d say on probably 95% of reactions to anything from SSLP/MMLP/TES I always find myself wishing it was possible to convey everything going on at the time because it’s literally impossible to fully appreciate his early work unless you understand the context but it’s practically impossible to convey now.
Ironically, TES contains maybe the greatest example in Em’s entire discography. The literal first thing people heard on imo his best album ever were jet sounds in a song he was telling the government to fuck off… EIGHT MONTHS after 9/11 😂😂 like even if someone explained that to you it’s simply impossible to process the true gravity of that without living through it lol
@@BIGBUD7110 years ago he didn’t tv have any very bad albums. He still a goat but people think because you got mediocre albums then you’re not good.
There’s a lot of revisionist history around Em and his impact. Anyone who was around at that time knows all too well how monumental he was/is.
Rappers beef with other rappers but Em had beef with 3 presidents and congress. That’s the level he’s on lmao.
this my favorite em album, he actually produced it mostly himself and yeah most of the shit he talks about on it is true, the storyline he has on the kiss/soldier/say goodbye hollywood is sumn that actually happened where marshall fought a bouncer who kissed his wife
Yeah. Em is a dope producer. Lot of ppl don’t know that. He says he’d rather rap, but when he produces, it’s dope. So many of his best beats are ones he made. And, arguably, one of the most iconic beats (Renegade), he made too. Em’s flow is married to that beat so well it seems he made the lyrics and beat simultaneously. Which is nuckin futs!
yes and the pistol actually didn't have bullets, he wanted to scare him then it escalated and he whipped him with the gun
Pistol whippin bouncer 6'2"!
Kiss/Soldier is the best skit to song transition of all time!
This album is simply one of the best of all time. react to Eminem's Recovery album. It's insane too
Ong 😮💨
I’ll add my yes to this please
Soldier is the most underrated rap song I’ve ever heard 🔥
Its the best one! or one of the best for sure! 💯💯👍
Been thinking this for a while, no clue why its so underappreciated
@@mosco2985a lot of fans and Stans like it tho. And
still my top favs song. Lets go!Lets
Make it mainstream,!
I've slept on it for the longest and now it's one of my all time favorite Em tracks
I think it is still Kings Never Die
This albums is one of his realest. That’s why it was called the Eminem show. It wasn’t his shady persona. It was EM.
My first rap album bought to me by my father I used to be embarrassed when my dad listened to rap before this. After he got this we would drive around in his suped up elcamino blasting this whole album
This logic doesn’t really make sense considering MMLP
@@w4976.MMLP was straight Slim despite the name of the album. TES was the first record he made strictly coming from Em as @TonySop said. There are obviously moments of Em on MMLP (eg The Way I Am) and vice versa (eg Without Me).
@@dsmith2420 my point was Marshall Mathers LP is his full name, that’s pretty real to him, that’s him, makes no sense considering how slim shady that album was lol
@@w4976. haha yeah no doubt you have a legit point cuz it is definitely misleading. There’s also an irony that MMLP is closer to a blend of Shady + “Eminem” while TES is actually the blend of of Marshall with a dash of Shady and Em.
born 1989 - this Eminem album released just I started falling deeply in love with music, poetry, and the magical power of the spoken word. Its # 1 for me, and always will be. Later in life I spent some time studying the intricacies of linguistics, and found it to be a true passion. It has made me completely captivated by Eminem's modern music, he consistently dose things to the English language that is truly revolutionary. But no amount of syllable and rhyme pattern mastery will ever be able to replace the emotional attachment he was able to make with this album. And no other album since will come close. - My humble opinion.... Great review! your energy was infectious. Keep of the good work.
No ones seems to give "Soldier" enough credit. The passion in "Soldier" and "Sing for the moment" makes them stand out so much to me I believe, otherwise I can't really pinpoint what. They're real
Soldier is my favorite track from this album
Ems flow and aggression in first verse to Soldier
Soldier is one of my favorite Em songs. Fire instrumental, fire flow, fire lyrics. Thats peak Em imo
Soldier has the best verses Em has ever written imo, but everything is personal taste ofcourse
Soldier is one of my top fav Eminem songs. The rhyme schemes in that 2nd verse are insane
This is legit one of the funnest albums to react to so many bangers on it🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Imagine hearing this shit for the first time at 12 years old after you just finished memorizing the MMLP 😂 That's what watching you react to till I collapse reminded me of. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to more. Kamikaze goes crazy
JUST the BEST rap album ever!!!! 🐐
it took me a long time to accept its better than the mmlp, but every song is just so damn good
One of the best Albums of all time, I was a sophomore in highschool when this came out and I still listen to it til this day! So damn soothing for the ears. Nothing but raw and pure talent only a few can do this! People just need stop looking at appearance and just listen 👂 🔥🔥🔥🔥 great reaction brother i subscribed!
i never take for granted being a teenager when Eminem first came out. I remember coming back from lunch in middle school watching the premiere of 'the real slim shady' on mtv. the perfect age for Eminem.
bro that shit on Sing for the moment. from "we sing for these kids who dont have a thing " all up to "cuz we consider these minutes golden" god damn that shit talked to me back in 2002 I was a broken KID 19 years old all I had was music, gives me goosebumps
14:36 Yea. Cleaning Out My Closet was always so dope. And it’s one Em made, not Dre. Which is nuts. Ppl often forget how good of a producer em is . He doesn’t do it often, he’d rather rap, but he’s dope at it. For example, one of the best beats ever IMO, the Renegade beat with Em and Jay-Z, was made by Em.
"He was with Mariah?"
Someone hasn't heard "The Warning" -- would make for a great reaction.
Love your reactions !
I'm 31 years old from Portugal and it's great to see Eminem still making great music even today
This album is 20 years old
@@carlcarlson5553no shit. He’s still make music to this day 😂 tf you mean bruh
@@carlcarlson5553 Reading is hard
Bro! That was the most fun I’ve had watching a reaction
There’s so many clever comments about niche pop culture moments from the time across this record, it’s almost like a time machine glimpse into the public hivemind of the time. Em’s rapping was probably at its peak around this time, able to fluently switch between serious and Shady personas. After this album there was a noticeable change in him accepting and coming to terms with his A+ list celebrity status, which was evident in his approach to his music after this. Feeling more comfortable, he went back to his horrorcore style that he started out with and experimented harder with wacky beats and lyrics, with varying degrees of success up until MMLP2.
Well put
Relapse was his peak of rapping in my opinion.
When some fans complain how him rapping fast all the time, this is why. We remember when he just to get into CRAZY rhyme pockets with such a laidback flow.
Wish he would go back to that fr
W album W reaction! love your videos ❤
Gotta do 50 cent/g unit after this.They made so much good music around this time
G G G G-UNIT
my favourites have always been sing for the moment , till I collapse and cleaning out my closet. Hailies song is super underrated
The MMLP is the Mona Lisa of rap, there's no other album like it, but The Eminem Show is his crown jewel.
It’s my fav hiphop album of all time W reaction
Bro I feel you, Till I Collapse was my walkout song when I wrestled in highschool. Shit gets the crowd hype af
This is the eminem everyone fell in love with in the early 2000"s
Keep dropping these bro can’t wait till you get to recovery, and you need to listen to bad meets evil mixtape him and royce the 5’9
Bro, I'm so happy when I see my kouhai going on this journey discovering Em. This was the soundtrack to my adolescence. And MMLP. You said a mouthful about the beats too. But the soul selling talk is metaphoric. This was a phenomenal reaction. Big ups.
Em produced all the songs on this album exept from Business. This is in my opinion the greatest album of all time in music period. All wirtten, produced and recorded by the man himself. Greatness
Definitely the greatest rap album of all time
This album doesn’t get the credit it deserves for helping the youth through the confusion and trauma of 9/11. It dropped a few months after and was exactly what a lot of people needed to hear in that moment to help them process the anger, fear and uncertainty felt in that period.
This reaction is doing the album justice! All the love bro a first time reaction is always the best 💙
23:12 those are called flows. It’s the specific cadence of syllable delivery the artist choose to form their statement
No shit lmao
Eminem was spoken about in a senate hearing in 2000 and he was a topic in congress in 2001. This album was released shortly after in 2002.
He was literally the topic of conversation in a congressional hearing 😂 it’s insane how stupid our politicians are here in Murica. 😅
This album is too GOATed, I'm curious about how you would react to "Relapse" (That would be hilarious 🤣)
Also, maybe in the future, you could do vídeos on Kendrick, you mentioned that you did reactions to him in the past before your channel got deleted, hopefully, one day you could do some revisits.
Castle and arose definitely is a tear jerker
2000s was one of the eras of music. The Eminem show. The dropout series, Tyler the creators origins
Would be sick with a reaction to Dr Dre - 2001 album 🔥🔥
13:30 "mfs cant dance to Eminem" 🤡s 😂
I really like that u are truly reacting and not hanging on ur phone while doing it or having a lot of cuts in the song where u skip parts- u rather repeat parts
Just nice to watch when drunk
Like and abo
That's the best reaction I've seen to Soldier my guy 🎉😅🔥
say goodbye hollywood and soldier have always been my favs off this album. the whole rhyme schemes and flows of those songs is just unbeatable. very underrated. you should react to no apologies by eminem. he dropped it on a random collab album with d12, so its very overlooked but i believe to this day thats his best song.
The kiss & Soldier are such slept on song tracks
It’s the greatest transition from a skit to a track of all time.
Shady makes us laugh
Eminem makes us think
Marshal mathers makes us cry.
Nailed it
This is without question my favorite album of his period!
He might sound angry on this but I don’t think he has menstrual cycles
You at the end of square dance is my fav thing ever - also it’s all of us.
Its crazy hearing all this album over again and seeing a young man enjoying it like i did when it came out when i was like 18.
The Eminem Show is a Special album, one of my favorites to date, I am glad you enjoyed it bro🤙
He was dealing with charges and felonies between MMLP and this album after he ran up on a club bouncer when he saw him kissing Kim outside, and punched him and they scuffled until Em pulled out a gun and pistol whipped him over the head with it and fucked him up but the gun was unloaded. That’s what he talks about in cleanin out my closet where he says “the smartest shit I did was take the bullets outa that gun, cuz I’d of killed them, shit I woulda shot Kim and them both”, and later what he also mentions in Soldier when he says “pistol whip a motherfuckin bouncers six two” because the bouncer was 6’2”. Also mentions it in sing for the moment when he says “you’re full of shit too guerrera, that was a fist that hit you!” That’s the bouncer who sued him for the pistol whipping. He got lucky not having bullets in the gun otherwise he might’ve gone to prison. But even though he says the dude was full of shit and it was his fist, he definitely did pistol whip the dude 😂 so I think he’s joking there. But also in the song Hailie’s song, he says “here’s what I’m facing, three felonies, six years of probation” which he also talks about the whole incident going down in Saying Goodbye Hollywood, and that’s why he was basically saying goodbye and was planning to go on a hiatus and just deal with probation and being a father and take a step back from the spotlight because it was making him do crazy shit lol. That’s not the only time he got charged for gun related shit and also a time that his former security talked about him pulling a gun on him when he came to Eminem’s house to get a paycheck after he was fired. Eminem apparently aimed it at the dude from his door and wouldn’t put the gun down and the former security showed his gun too but Em didn’t give a fuck and told him he’ll shout him lol. Bug they ended up talking it out and Eminem got the dude his money. There was another incident that ICP themselves talked about in an interview where they said Eminem actually pulled a gun on a couple of the members of ICP outside of a club one time and think was arrested that night because of that. Eminem was crazy back in the day. Probably had a lot to do with his pill addiction at the time though.
I’m American, Texan, Houstonian, white, female, and was 15 in the year 2000. Eminem was such a fucking big deal in the controversy of all of my teen years. Not necessarily to my family, but to others it was like this is dangerous. It was what are our kids listening to? Corrupting the youth! That’s when parental advisory stickers had to be placed on CDs and Walmart stopped selling anything with cuss words. Making him bigger than ever of course
Loved the reaction but wasn’t expecting the Round About JoJo outro hahaha
This is one of my favourite album reactions on RUclips
I love your reaction!!
So honest and true
Just found your channel. Got my sub bro. Loved this video and your energy. Em is a fucking MONSTER.
When solider is playing, how can you say “is this the first Eminem song I’ve liked?”
When you’ve literally loved every tune prior to it from the album, not to mention the countless songs you’ve liked from his previous albums, just a strange comment that’s all😅
Took a while to register
lets gooo amazing album
I can’t wait for you to do kamikaze, that is one of his best
Great reaction. You said was em with Mariah? She released a song called "obsessed" aimed at em. He fired back with 'THE WARNING' where he fkin DESTROYS her (and nick cannon). You MUST react to it asap! Keep doing what your doing.
Before you go after my career you better get one
After this album he moved back to Detroit, and became a recluse to raise his kids, he made a cd a year just about but he treats it as a 9-5 he's in the studio 9 am to 5pm and goes home to his kids... its all real shit... its an amazing album...
Fun fact when this CD first dropped almost all the parents wouldn't get it for their kids in my high school. So I burned like 50 CDs and handed them out for free to any kid that wanted one. I made sure everyone in my high school herd this absolute banger of an album.
Yo bro, all the way here in Alaska. Just vibed with you through this whole album. I enjoyed it. Gotta keep the Eminem albums train going and do each album. Lookin forward to it!😎
Obie Trice, the cheers album is timeless fire
Great reaction bro.....i felt the same listening to this album back in the day.....And Still Do 🔥🔥🔥🔥👍🏻🏴
This right here is the song that would make you cry. If you dont tear up to this song, there is no song that will ever make you cry. Straight up
Nostalgia by Rittz
Brother seeing your honest reaction to this definitely brought me back to when it dropped amd I first heard it. It was on rotation for my whole 1st tour in iraqi in 2003
Love the reaction. Exactly what me and my boys did back in the day when it came out.
36:10
Like he says
"Its my life, id like to welcome you to the eminem show"
This is his life up until that point in an album
No matter what you're doing and where you at, till I collapse hypes you up to 10
I think obey said they was in the studio and decided to make a song to scare kids from having sex to early and out came DRIPS lmao
Probably my favorite album. So effing good
Superman is goated!
I had this album in my cd player on replay when this dropped in 2002. I know every by heart.
When Em raps he always spits facts and from his experience 😊
His line in Til I collapse about amoxicillin not being real enough is insane bc it is literally a man-made medication that mimics Penicillin, which is a natural byproduct of fungi. This man is truly a genius.
u gotta do relapse . imo his best album
Has aged incredibly
If you wanna see the greatest live rap performance of all time go watch the Up In Smoke Tour. There will never be a line up like that again, closest thing we got was the Super Bowl performance but that wasnt a whole concert
Square Dance was always my favourite. Great to see it getting such a reaction.
Obie Trice, real name no gimmicks 🔥🔥
The line where he says "the smartest thing i ever did was take the bullets out of that gun" refers to when he caught kim cheating with a bouncer at a club and eminem 🔫 whipped in the parking lot with an unloaded 🔫. He had charges pressed
I had the same reaction as you for the transition into Soldier 😂Shit got me hyped on the floor
That till i collapse dance was 🔥😂
You were right about Business dawg, Dre was COOKIN!
finally someone admiring the sheer talent he has, someone who hears the art. props to you my man.
Em and Dre make nothing but pure magic! Straight up unmatched. 🐐🐐 🤩🤩🥳🥳
I'm sure you know by now.. but Slim Shady is the crazy out of pocket personality, Eminem is the dark and serious personality.
Slim Shady LP
Marshall Mathers LP
The Eminem Show
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Holy Trinity of Rap
Your reaction to soldier was exactly how I was when I first heard it lol
Best tongue twister "9mm stashed in two seaters with meat cleaners. I don't blame you I wouldn't let Hallie listen to me neither" 🥵
i have the same thing my armpit starts sweating when i try to keep up with eminem
and get into what he‘s saying😅
My favourite album of all time , I was 9yrs old when my dad brought this cd home I remember my dad blasting this album & I was like “dad why’s this man swearing a lot “ since then I’ve always loved this album 😂 then I listened to Marshall mathers LP 😂
I think it’s tough not to shoot your shot too early on hip hop songs, but Em writes these perfectly like an author, having the third verse of almost every track be the climax of the song and go absolutely nuts.
- Black people don't listen to Eminem.
- Black People:
Εminem is one of the best ever.
crazy how u havent heard cleanin out my closet
Soldier is underrated. Really good song.
This Album is a masterpiece