EMINEM Same Song And Dance Reaction/Breakdown
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Damn it kinda ended abruptly
Editing the full album, half way through and its already clocking in at an hour 👀 -peyman (guy on the right)
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Ayy nice pfp. My favourite Green Day album actually lol.
@@4rl0ng Thanks man! Same here, first album in English I ever listened, brings me back to my childhood
Lesssssss gooooo hope next one will be buffalo bill or music box
Music box has an insane storytelling, sick rhyme schemes as well
I just love that woman singing in the background while Em spits fire. Gives me ominous vibes like in Buffalo Bill, when pipe organ starts to play. Horrorcore at its finest.
Please Do Buffalo Bill from relapse next!!!! It's one of my favourite Eminem songs ....The rhyme schemes are crazy the beat is 🔥 and the chorus is great too
THE WHOLE ALBUM FOLLOWS A LINEAR STORYLINE. relapse a concept album.
It's a concept album, a diary of the life of a misogynistic, drug-addicted serial killer 'Slim Shady'. Each song represents something different:
3 a.m: This is simply an introduction to Slim Shady's mindstate. Doesn't have much to do with the story other that opening us up to the character.
My Mom: We're introduced to the beginning of his drug use and the source of his hatred for women. His mother abused him and force fed him drugs in order to keep him at bay, and as a result of his main female influence in his life doing this, he grows up full of anger aimed at women.
Insane: Another song regarding his childhood, where his mother ignores it as his step father violently molests and rapes him. Although he blames his step-father, he also places a lot of blame on his mother, further amplifying his views of women. It also explains his sexual depravity that he displays later on.
Bagpipes from Baghdad: The story jumps forward to his first girlfriend and how he loses her to another guy. He draws on the real life example of Carey/Cannon to fuel it. His girlfriend leaves him for another guy, which again amplifies his hatred of women. Unable to take it maturely, he resorts to calling her a 'whore' and threatening the guy. Not too uncommon for angsty teens, but still the first time that we see him act psychotic as opposed to being the victim.
Hello: Jumps a bit forward again, perhaps to his first days at a new school. Shady has grown and matures in some ways, but is still twisted as fuck and having very dark fantasies. But it's a new start for him, maybe he can pull something off...
Tonya (Skit): The opening to Same Song & Dance, where he commits his first real crime: the rape and murder of Tonya.
Same Song & Dance: He talks about his first successful attack, where he rapes and murders Tonya, who has broken down on the side of the road. The act excites him to the point here he goes on the fantasize about raping two well known celebrity females, and is his first step into serial killing. Perhaps he dedicated the skit to her as he considers his first to be special.
We Made You: Not really a part of the concept, just an Eminem single to promote the album.
Medicine Ball: After his first attack, he becomes delusional, as is common amongst serial killers. He begins to view himself as a God, and the world as his medicine ball: a tool for him to use to become stronger. He goes through some more crimes as he becomes more and more confident and begins twisted experimentation on his victims.
Stay Wide Awake: Another tale of his crimes, of stalking and torturing a female, and how he considers it simply introducing them to his world.
Old Time's Sake: Shady begins abusing drugs more, and starts smoking weed a lot with his friend/friends. He smokes up for 'old time's sake', from back when his mother poisoned him. He begins by enjoying it, although still having dark fantasies (chainsaws, sodmising women), but...
Must Be The Ganja: Another drug song, where his mood becomes much darker. He is addicted to the drugs now ("so much cynicism when this isn't in my system" he raps on Buffalo Bill.) and his mood is becoming a lot more sinister, where instead of the drugs cheering him up, they're simply spurring on his twisted fantasies. At the end he says that he's sober, suggesting that he's become so addicted that he's in denial.
Deja Vu: The 'hangover'. It's here where we see that perhaps Shady is biploar, and this is the depression toMedicine Ball's mania. He begins to think soberly, and regrets his drug use. It's probably the closest the killer comes to being 'human'. Notice how he never shows remorse for his actual killings, though.
Beautiful: The second part to the depression. Not too much happens in this, but he starts to see beauty in the world. Perhaps he's gonna turn around...
Crack A Bottle: ... Or not. This jumps forward several years. Shady has been caught. He opens by stating his record, and then starts rapping. He talks about how the game disgusts him, and how when he redeems his name his critics disappear. On the surface it seems that he's talking about hip-hop, but in context, he's talking about serial killing, which he simply views as a game.
Underground: The greatest thing about this album. Slim Shady has become a legend, similar to Jack the Ripper. It's unclear if he's dead or not (though the 'Underground' bit at the start suggests to me that he is) but he's out of the killing business either way, though his stories remain ("Slim Shady, shit sounds like a fable to me/Til he jumps out the fuckin' toilet when you're taking a pee"). Now I'm gonna jump to the end (and imo, the best bit of the album). It brings back Ken Kaniff, who everyone knows as the kinda stupid, gross alter-ego that just seems to exist in order to make your mum feel uncomfortable. He's at a meeting, and he starts singing the album's songs with his own personal touch (focuses on homosexuality), and then everyone walks away. But we know that the album's songs represent Shady's killings... Ken Kaniff is a copycat killer. The people aren't walking away, they're running. Shady's crimes have influenced others, and in Ken Kaniff's case, he seems to be aiming to take out gays, as opposed to the women that Shady went for.
Now we go back to the song. Notice how, in it, there's a lot more homophobic slurs that in other songs. He also talks about hunting "trannies" and beating "fags". Also notice that in this song, there is no 'accent' used. That's because Underground isn't Shady, it's Ken Kaniff's diary, the start of a new serial killer. The end of the album is the birth of a new monster, and by using a character like Ken Kaniff, Eminem makes it one of the darkest parts of the entire album.
It's dark, it's twisted, and it's brilliant. Relapse is one of the smartest things Em's ever done, and no one ever knows it because they focus too much on the accents he pulls.
So fuck you if you say Relapse doesn't have any substance.
Thank you very very much for this brother
That's wild 🔥🔥🔥
This is the best comment I've ever seen on RUclips about relapse 💪
Has anyone noticed that the 1st verse rhymes with Tonya... the 2nd with Lohan... the 3rd with Spears?
No, I never noticed. Thanks for pointing that out!
Yoooo. Was wondering why that sounded in that way for years. Ty.
Nice to see you guys back. Love your em reactions. Please do one of his diss tracks. Nail in the coffin or the warning
Or one of his most funny Shady tracks - FACK
Fun fact - FACK is actually what eminem said was his favorite song of his
I found that surprising but awesome 😂
Best intro on RUclips, thank you 😂
Em’s rapping a horror movie. If you recognize the genius of Stephen King there’s no reason you can’t appreciate the genius of this. Don’t understand why ppl can watch horror movies but think there’s something wrong w/ this.
The dance is her trying to fight back & kick out windshield. 🔥❤️🔥
Would you be embarrassed to watch and enjoy a scary movie? This is just art and the way we know is because he made plenty songs uplifting people.
This is just the song you dance naked to 😂
Yeah! Been awhile
One of my favorites from refill
I genuinely don't get people that are 'apprehensive' to like something like this song (and a lot of songs on Relapse) because of the song's subject matter. Like do you feel the need to say you're against murder before you go watch a Friday the 13th movie? It's pretty clear (at least with Em) when he says shit just for 'shock value' and when he really means it. Sorry for the mini rant haha no offense meant!
bro said "cmon toots, give me the valium alley-hoop" loool
BUFFALO BILL OR UNDERGROUND NEXT PLS
I really really would love if u guys reacted to Backstage by Joell Ortiz and KxngCrooked. Crook's verse is definitely verse of the year last year!! Wait until you hear it! Daylyt said the verse was out of this 🌎 and BIBLICAL 🔥
Please Please ❤❤
Eminem chloraseptic original song please
People always wonder why I love relapse more than mmlp. It’s hard to choose but his genius was off the charts in relapse. Guess I relate. Cadences flow horror while pointing out real shit. This shit art. Pure art. Idgaf it’s weird af. When you listen to the set up of the poetry… how he bends pronunciation. Stop …. this shit should be studied.
Relapse refill is Em's 3rd best album at worst. Music box or Buffalo bill next
tonya might be a real person because on em's feature on one of 50's song 50 introduces tonya to him. (psycho i think)
Spend some time
@@kyleaugustine8840 yeah maybe that
yall think his LYRICS ARENT FIRE? its a horror album. name one rapper that everyone here will agree has better lyrics in any album than M