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EMINEM - WHITE AMERICA - SURPRISE REACTION!!!
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2020
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holy shit a reactor that actually googles something instead of just asking future viewers for an answer they'll never read lmao good shit homie
Yea thats annoying....like 2 seconds dude if you want to get the time context the song came out in
He da man dog
He’s the best. There’s him, and then everybody else. 👀
It was so refreshing, I mashed the sub button when I saw that lol.
lmao, good, legit point!
Thats why "The Eminem Show" is still, arguably the best Eminem album to date
I’ve said something similar before. Hard to say what his absolute best is cuz the majority of his stuff is ABSOLUTE 🔥
Music to be murdered by smiling in the corner... 😆
Someone said there are two types of Stans, the ones that think "The Eminem Show" is his best album and those that say its "The Marshall Mathers LP".
Dalitso Zulu which are you?
@@nikkit.wheadon-nicholson5661 The Eminem Show!
02’ was his best year. Did the movie, then released “the Eminem show”
One of the best rap albums of all time
yep
The Best*
And the 8 mile soundtrack
@@Gypsy_Danger_TMC yup
@@n_ric the genre has too many influential landmark albums for one specific album to be "The One".
It’s great and also frustrating to see some people only realise now how fucking amazing and what a genius Eminem is.
What I'm saying like now dudes usen eminem for clout like he saying self aware this dude usen eminem cause he his who he is an eminem white .we all know dre ain't shit compared to eminem full respect to dre for doing his job being a producer
most genius out here in this world got recognition only after they pass away, I'm glad he is where he is with so many millenials who tryhard to diss / cancel him hahaha, they just can't
Isn't the comment about the govt getting onto him when they tried to ban his songs and put the the parental ratings on him. If I'm not mistaken isn't he the reason they started putting age ratings on cds
@@loriboulais2924 Yeah I guess they started to put age limit on songs with "explicit lyrics"
@@loriboulais2924 I don't exactly remember when, I mean around wich album
Eminem always been speaking about real shit like this... Just like in his song MOSH!
Mosh is fire
def. need to react to it.
fayaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Stan Homeboy always in the comments
And if he does Mosh then he definitely needs to react to We As Americans
These are the best reactions in my opinion on RUclips. Real talk.
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3rd best, 🤣🤣 it goes Shaq, Scriptwork then Stevie Knight
Simi Make Nonoise maybe scriptwork before Stevie but Shaq don’t catch as many bars
@@why_simi idk if I could pick a favorite. But those three I cannot argue with by any means.
1. Scriptwork
2. Steve Knight
3. The Third Ernest
And nearly twenty years later this song still hits the nail on the head.
22*** i just listened to Houdini and I understand it was related to without me, but the message of White america translates to houdini perfectly.
I have always loved the line "Look at these eyes, baby blue, baby just like yourself.
If they were brown, Shady lose, Shady sits on the shelf" - just the sheer creativity and rhyme scheme of stating something so simple. Any other rapper would have been straight literal with it, but only Em can say it it a way that is not in your face, has multiple meanings, and you immediately STILL get it
Also considering he's basically rhyming eyes with yourself and brown with shelf I mean
@@GREENTURTLECREATIVEhe's rhyming yourself and shelf?
The flow he puts down with "surely hip hop was never a problem in halrem, only is boston. after it bothered the fathers of daughters starting to blossom" is one of the best ever!!
Forever incredible.
"I'm just playing America, you know I love you."
"Liar." LmAo
Lmao!!! 💯
Maybe the same as on the Killshot track, "And i’m just playin’ Diddy, you know I love you..."
@@ismael9694 he did it many times
Kill you: I'm just playin ladies you know I love you
White America: this
So Much Better: I'm just playin bitch you know I love you
Killshot: diddy
@@ismael9694 EXACTLY
Liar! . . . . hahaha. . . . there was no way I wrote that shit firs :D
nothing is more satisfying than EMINEM's sarcasm
Huge "m" fan. Been rocking him since day 1. I'm 61 now and still love him.
damn thats awesome dear..true stan
@@maxd4076 What do you mean?
@@MRTJKTJK86 a "Stan" is a diehard Eminem fan.
It's a reference to the song "Stan" by Eminem, in which a crazed fan of his does some.... Stuff.
Every song on the Eminem Show is 🔥. It's more storytelling songs though, not songs for bar breakdowns. If you do Eminem week you should mix it up - old songs and new
Sing For The Moment is one of my favs from this album
Kiki Sing For The Moment is (lyrically) my favourite song of his. There isn’t a skippable track on that album.
One of my favourite things about TES is the emotion he had on this album on every song and his great story telling mixed with that🔥
That’s his best album mllp is a close second
I personally like “square dance” as my favourite song from the Eminem show, Sing for the moment would be a close second then “Soldier” (not toy soldier) Hailie’s song is good for him it shows his nice side like in “mockingbird”
“Soldier” is my favorite. But it’s my fave album as well 👍🏽
Bro when he introduced this song to the world it was live at the MTV music awards and shook up the whole game
Damn!
It's always so crazy to me how ppl haven't understood how long he's been spitting facts. Thanks for doing this one my man. Keep up the good work sir
I like how the names he uses are Eric and Erica… amERICA.
didn’t even realize that…🔥
Didn’t even know that. Good point out
I’ve been listening to this song for 20 years and I never caught that! Right on🇨🇦
BRuH
ow shit i've probably listened this track a hundred times and i did not pick up on that one :-p
This song is honestly one of Shady's top ten ever imo.
Agreed!
Emmm, I don't think so 🤔
@@qaspanova IMO stands for "In My Opinion."
@@foxhoundandthehound7527 Noted
Was definitely one of my favorite tracks back then man. One of Em's masterpiece albums. Nobody ever heard something like this before. I mean, same with Mmlp. But this album, whether you like Mmlp better or not, this album's production and lyrical content was on another level.
This is one of my favorite em songs and I’m not even white
One of mine now too
Stevie Knight right on Brutha. Thanks for replying 🙏🏼. Hey if I could throw you a suggestion your way. “Soldier” Eminem show. The beat hits hard and I always say he goes full PAC on that song with his style of rappin’. Anyways love all your videos and your dedication of dissecting songs.
@@Sebshappytrees so its not true that members of the black community dont listen to eminem?
This is one of my favorites and I am white. We will never be able to understand your struggles, and never pretend to.but he made it bust wide open with “you don’t have to be my color/background/religion to understand my problems or switched around, but we can help each other in every aspect. Dre being African American signed him and catapulted him in a predominately black genre, while Eminem at the same time (as mentioned in the track) brought light to problems going on that kids who grew up in suburbia would’ve never known. Dre and em changed landscapes so much
@@divyanshsaxena3896 well I’m not black either. I’m Latino lol but yeah either way that statement is false. Everyone listens to Eminem. Numbers don’t lie
Glad you discovered Eminem brother, even tho he’s not your favourite rapper, i love your enthusiasm and passion for he’s powerful lyrics. You are being genuine and appreciating greatness as we are all blessed to have grown up and still live in Eminems era of Hip Hop
Why was Em so successful
1) lyrically great/wanted to absorb knowledge like a sponge does water
2) honest
3) paid respect to those who paved the way.
4) no matter how big he got he stayed true and focused.
It's really that simple.
The Eminem Show, his third album. A definite hiphop classic.
All his first four albums are classics, but I think The Slim Shady LP, The Marshall Mathers LP, and The Eminem Show are three of his best classics that I think people love quite a lot.
I like this comment, too many people on here just listen to Eminem and crown everything he does as the greatest. There are tons of artist who have the same skill level as him, just not for as long of a run. He admits it all the time in interviews how much he looks up to other artist. I love Eminem but too many comments are one sided.
Forth to be exact
His third major label album and its his best
This was the first time eminem knew he had the platform to preach and say his peace and it was an absolutely amazing album. He killed it, this album made him. Encore he was sick of the fame and was doing a ton of drugs but this album he was driven like no other. Eminem is smart he knew exactly what this album had to be.
I like you comment but this album didn’t make him the marshal mathers lp did
@@mookiestewart3776 I like you comment but this album didn’t make him the slim shady lp did
@@user-te9vx8bx8y I like you comment but this album didn’t make him the slim shady ep did
This song gives me goose bumps every single time and I’ve been listening to it for 18 years. Still so relevant it’s kinda crazy honestly. This man is a fkn genius, and that doesn’t even begin to cover it. He’s an absolute rap god 👌🏻
I feel you r the only man who really understand how deep this song is. Instant sub
Haha I love Stevie Knight’s reactions! He’s one of the best on RUclips. I feel like he never misses shit whether it be breaking down bars, appreciation of the rhythmic pattern, the message of a song, lyrics, etc. Especially to Eminem. Would love to see you react to Role Model!!! Have a great day.
Lets get it! Thank you man
Stevie Knight nah, Thank You!!! 🙏🏽
Leetothevi is a good reactor to
@@jaypxs5joyce635 i feel you on that best uk reactor out there
@@stevie.knight I am going too make a Bacon Lettuce and Tongue Sandwich with some wonder Bread and extra extra Mayday
Eminem - I’m back, square dance, Soldier , till I collapse, business, who knew, drug Ballard
TOP of the list !!! & patiently waiting.
Square dance fucking stomps!
Mahdi TAGHIA isn’t that done by 50?
[ZER0] patiently waiting was on 50’s debut album (get rich or die tryin) but em produced and spit on it too
He should just do it by album....track for track, hes got alot of great music even albums that "most" people didn't like (woke em) there's still songs on those albums that are fire
Eminem reminds me a lot 2Pac. His lyrics are so meaningful and he speaks his minds like 2Pac and not giving a fuck about what nobody say or think.
I love how every part of the composition of this song is such an “in your face” vibe. And Eminem’s lyrics drive it home so much.
My father was a musician. He gave me my voice, and my passion for writing and performing. But he always hated rap. Couldn’t stand it.
When I was a kid we’d go back and forth repeating tongue twisters. And I think that’s the reason I fell in love with rap music today. Ironically it makes me feel so much closer to my dad. And I eventually convinced him to listen to at least some artists.
RIP, Dad. I love the gift of music you’ve given me. And I will share that with the world.
The whole album is masterpiece.
Agreed
i remember that i was living in Italy when The Eminem Show went out,and i listened to the album after i bought it for likr 3 or 4 weeks straight.and every time i was listening to a track,i was finding something new,my english wasn't this good at that time.and this song was fire back then,is fire now and will be fire everytime someone hits Play.specially the music video.Em always spoke the facts and inserted real facts in his tracks.that's whyhe is so famous.and also his style of being a Dilligaf(do i look like i give a f###)saying the things straight in the face without concerning that will might affect his life,career etc got to the people really fast,because 90%of us have some fears speaking the facts and attacking in words the ones that harm us in some way.and many of us listeeners took Em as a spokeman to our feelings,thru his music.
Dude only 4 weeks... I listened for one year straight!
"every (fan black that I got ) was probably his in exchange for every white fan that he's got " THE ART OF RESPECT 🔥🔥
Your not going too see me I am coming because I am coldest Black Soul you will ever have the Privilege too know so just call me a spook because that's all she wrote
He pulled the names out from the word AMERICA.
Lil ERIC looks just like this.
ERICA loves my sht. Genius.
Eminem - fall
Eminem - quitter (everlast diss)
Eminem - run rabbit run
Eminem - mosh
TI ft. Eminem - all she wrote
Eminem - evil twin
Eminem - like toy soldiers
Eminem - legacy
like this so Stevie can see it !!
Eminem - Fall. It's off Kamikaze and is one of the most slept on songs on that album. Disses, bars, and a great beat and hook to complement it all.
You are joking right? The only songs regarded higher is "Not Alike" and "Lucky You". Not Alike because of the diss to MGK and Lucky You because of Joyner. I agree if he hasn't heard it he has too but it isn't slept on. A song that is slept on from the album, at least in my opinion is "Greatest".
"Guess that's the standard I'm held to
But if somethin' like that doesn't tell ya
You set a mark too high when platinum sales are
Looked at as a failure"
Nobody slept on that song literally zero people
That’s one of the top 3 best tracks on the album lol
Slept on? its known as the song that brought Slim Shady back... Its literally in his top 10 songs of all time.
I like Fall, but could definitely do without the hook. It softened the blows, IMO.
I love the way you truly appreciate everything you hear from Eminem
wow, used to listen to this on repeat when i was 13 years old....2002... still get chills, nostalgic. thanks for doing reaction to this!
"Surely hip hop was never a problem in Harlem, only in Bosron after it bothered the fathers of daughters starting to blossom" 🔥 🔥
Bars!!!!!
I mean what is your definition. Of what Em meant by that?
@@mattyo5022 rap and it's aggressive lyrics weren't a problem when it stayed in the black community. It became a problem in middle America. Fathers of daughters starting to blossom references fathers being bothered their teenage daughters find him attractive and may be influenced by his...slightly misogynist lyrics.
*Boston
This is why no one can touch Slim Shady.
It's funny that critics always ask Eminem where his content's at. It's almost as if they have never even listened to his albums and just assume that the only thing he ever made were the songs that showed up on TRL.
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Marshall Mathers is the one person on this planet that could never get cancelled 💯
You should really do the music video to “I need a doctor” with em and Dre where Eminem thanks Dre for everything he did while also trying to motivate Dre to get his shit together. (It was when Dre lost his son and was really going through it)
... and youtube birthed us the perfect reactor :) Stevie!
😂😂 thank you so much!
You should definitely watch “we as Americans” now. It’s a perfect add to this song
That song is so slept on
Reaction on point.
Em has always been aware. Its why he’s so much more political and willing to stand up for the culture and community it gave him a new life just like anyone else who survived. his rhymes are so much more meaningful than 75% of guys minimum
It’s everyone else who’s black and not as good as him who are salty and you’re one of the reactors willing to call that out. So much respect to you that even discovering the depth of Eminem later than everyone else can see that. It’s not like Eminem has ever said “n****” or singled anyone out who didn’t come for him or his people first. His skills prove his dedication to the game. He’s rarely matched and never out rhymed
Eminem is a unique human being we have to thank God and greatful he is still alive and being a good father to Hailey I’m am so happy he’s been a real daddy father for her 🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️ Eminem is so humble he always loved his family and bring unity among us I love seeing a white person hug a black person everyone one Love we all Americans 🥰🥰❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾 Eminem was like a Rap Heroe forreal 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️
You: “2002?! This shit is old as fuuu”
Me: who was in highschool in 2002 and jamming shadys things since Jr high. 🙄
Lmao!!!! Omg, you’re killing me over here. 😂💀
That just means we're old as fuuu 😂
@@markwisdom2807 boy! Speak for yourself!!! Lmao I graduated 2004 🙄 I know ALL the words. I’m sitting here like “yooooooo, stop pausing it.”
Class of 03 here lol
Damn I was born in 2001 one banging these songs since before elementary cause my mom. Lol thanks mom
He said old as shit and I said EXCUSE ME?! 😂
The Eminem Show is such a polished and dope album, u definitely need to react more songs from that album
Best album
This album is timeless and still absolute fire 🔥🔥
It’s my favourite album of his. Id love Stevie to react to more songs from it. Business, Soldier, Say What You Say, Till I collapse to name a few.
@@katielawson9096 yeah even like revelations, my dad's home crazy. Start to finish that is a classic.
In my opinion I his is his best album it’s my favorite anyway it’s what made me buy all his albums I was like 11 when the Eminem show dropped and I’ve been hooked ever since
Now you know why Eminem has so much support and so many fans because White America...
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I really enjoyed your react! This is what I felt today. I re-listened to this song today after not hearing since 2002, and I remembering liking the song. But I didn’t understand the power of the lyrics back then. Now? OMG so relevant 20 years later!! And I can’t stop listening!!
The Eminem show is, in my opinion, Eminem’s best album to this day.
agree 100%
The internal rhyme and meter of "Hip Hop was never a problem in Harlem, only in Boston, after it bothered the fathers of daughters starting to blossom" is brilliant on a historical scale. The fact that he made a coherent point with those bars on top of that is wild.
I think you would enjoy "Criminal" off mmlp
Stevie knight man I respect ya you listen to the song with out coming to a conclusion and not saying it’s racist it has a message “RESPECT”
On that white fan for every black fan line. I am a white Canadian and we were listening to NWA ,Tupac and biggie before Em came out.
Ok
If you like style of Eminem, you’d like “soldier”, “square dance” and “till I collapse”, off the same album.
And superman
Thats a great song
Let's get down to Buisness
I started dying at the end when em said I love you America and STEVIE said LIAR...
😂😂😂
Growing up my parents didn't want me to listen to eminem. Shit didn't stop me. Made me want to even more.
This probably is the best reaction video I have ever seen from anyone! Keep up the great work! Peace!
Man I used to love this song. Haven't heard it in a while though. Lord Jamar should have listened to this song.
Love this song. Listened to it a lot in the past. Eminem always been political and spoke out about stuff, people act like it all started with revival and it definitely didn't. Songs like this always make me respect him so much because he's never been scared to address shit and call people in power out for their bullshit
That so true. I know a couple people that are like I stop listening to eminem because he's getting all political. No your mad because he talked about Trump. You loved it when he made fun of every one else. Plus eminem has no limits he kind of even had a beef with an actor that played superman and was paralyzed (just for fun) nobody or thing is safe.
@@itskev8126 Eminem didn't make fun of Trump. He picked a clear cut side. No one would have a problem with bashing Trump when 99% of celebrities do it. He said I'm drawing a line and I'm on this side on BCT cypher. I'm like alright and I'm not even american.
A world class artist dipping himself down to politics is pathetic. He said on sway interview he watches too much news. Now I know why.
Eminem's never been political until 2018. You're tripping.
@@AkshayKumar-ue1fp eminem is almost 50 that what 50 years old men talk about politics. Who cares if he's famous. Eminem also said he wish he could re-write that part in the song where he drew the line. He said he would of worded it differently.
@@AkshayKumar-ue1fp white American came out way before 2018. He pretty much shitted on every politician who was in office at that time
Dre just released Em upon the world as an experiment. I don't even think he understood the effect that would happen because of it.
This song hits so hard with 15's it's crazy. besides the beat , the lyrics are so real. One of the realist artists ive ever heard next to Pac and Biggy.
If you want more political or self aware Eminem, I’d recommend “mosh” and “we as Americans”. Both stirred up controversy for him and he had the Secret Service come to his house for a line he said on “we as Americans”.
And they revisited him again, which he mentioned on The Ringer, if I'm not mistaken
So P.E. wasn't saying the same thing for a longtime
"I don't rap for dead presidents (money), id rather see the president dead.."
Crazy ass haha, the secret service thing was also because of a line he said on the song "Rap Game" from 8 Mile.
It's censored, but he says "I'll pipe down when the White House gets wiped out." lol,
@@terrancemcneil2841 was that a question?
@@joshuaha7661 rap game is harddd
You should listen to "As the World Turns" or "Drug Ballad"
Both great examples of classic early Slim Shady storytelling and great lyricism.
or rock bottom imo.
Still don't give a fuck is my fav. But I agree, all fire.
@@_Slicedbread don't forget if I had
Hell yes!!! Two of my favorites
@@sadlyufail Yes! That song has some great storytelling from the other side. Hopefully humbled up some people..
Eminem performed this at the MTV Video music awards. I remembered watching that amazing performance💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hi I am one of the kids he referred to. I am white amarica. When I was young I knew rap was there and I acknowledged that it sounded good when I would hear it in passing but I just rarely heard it around so I never got into it. Back then it wasnt as easy to find music unless you went to the store to buy it, and rap wasnt in the stores where I'm from. But then em came along and at first he was just another rapper and it didnt really registere. But then he started appearing on tv and radio shows were talking about him. Magazines and news papers. I remember my mom hated him. Didnt like us seeing him and never let us listen. But he was everywhere all of my friends had his CDs and through that I feel in love with his music. He started my rebellious stage. I would sneak of to get his newest cds and have headphones so she couldnt hear what I was jamming to. And he opened me up to rap as a whole. I started listening to NWA snoop dr dre. I started following different beefs and listening to disses. It was wild watching it unfold then to hear it now takes me back
I'll say it again.. The boy can write hooks!
That's such an underrated ability that alot of rappers just don't have.
The Eminem Show, hands down best album ever
wtf stevie. i like eminem a lot and you breaking down the bars the way you do, it clarifies a bunch of stuff i've been missing. you better not stop doing these reactions to em's songs bro 🔥
I’m 40, I was in line for that album. The struggle has been the struggle long before Eminem and continues long after. Peace!
Best reaction to this song ever
Stevie Knight finally sounding like a fan 🤯😂 Great reaction as always.
Eminem and Dre really helped hip-hop and rap become mainstream.
2002, end of White America "I'm just playing America, you know I love you"
2018, end of Killshot "I'm just playing Diddy, you know I love you"
Such an underappreciated, often overlooked line!
Also in 2000, end of Kill You "I'm just playing ladies, you know I love you"
Yeaaah, that's TES Eminem for you!! My favourite Em album, you should definitely check some more songs from that one! He was woke since the beginning!❤
This has been my favourite song for ever!!! Huge stan from Germany... keep up the good work - love your videos
Your reactions are just amazing homie, not over reacting or some shit like that... you got a new suscriber bro! Cheers!
This is the most in-depth review I’ve ever watched. You have a great way of breaking the song down.
If you like that one you should checkout "Mosh"
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Most def.. Bro
Yesss these two go hand in hand
Yes!!
Mosh, Toy Soldier, et cetera. His worst album
You need to react to ‘Mosh’ he takes aim at the gov and George bush during the time of his presidency. It’s honestly the way I wish he would’ve went with Revival.
Much Love from Brasil u and NoLifeShaq are the best on Yoytube period.
Bro your reaction channel is the best bc u have a genuine real reaction unlike almost everyone else who just act crazy to get views
Soldier from The Eminem show has always been one of my personal favourites, nothing to break down but pure aggression.
Add the way I am for that pure aggression
Called it, knew you would like it!
Nothing to apologize for brother great reaction, been hoping for this one for a while
This is my first review of yours, and man I LOVED this review. You are smart. You are intelligent. The way you broke down the lyrics and went deep into their meaning resonated with me. You explained it so well, I was really impressed. Following, watching all the other Eminem videos right now. Keep up the good work. Eminem is deep, and you saw that. Some other reviewers talk about the songs, but not like this. I don't know how else to explain it, but damn, good stuff.
Eminem is the best rapper of all time. I grew up to all of eminems songs and this shit was str8 fire growing up and still to this day.
Stevie, bruh. Do yourself and all of us a favor and react to most of the Eminem Show album. Business, Soldier, Square Dance, Hollywood. There's a bunch.
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Love the track Soldier
That moment when they like the video before even watching it
when is about Stevie,he s a very likable person,and his reactions are FIRE!
That was a perfect and very accurate description of what this track was about. Well played, Stevie
I WAS 9 YRS OLD IN 2002 I REMEMBER HAVING THE CD & THIS SONG ON REPEAT TILL I MEMORIZED THE LYRICS
Just clicked at the notification, no hesitation whatsoever 🔥😂
same here.just got it.lol
Till i collapse was hard as shit on this album as well
Hearing this as a 14 year old half black kid in a small really white town woke up something in me. Really made me take a critical look at my surroundings. Em had been saying some WILD shit before this but when he came with the issues after SO MUCH DRAMA in the news about his music, it was like every Karen got punched in the mouth. Crazy times lol Em was a cultural force that cemented black culture into an entire generation of white kids. changed the game forever. So many kids running around with bleached heads at this time it was hilarious lmao
Put it this way, I'm 40. I didn't listen to hip hop until Eminem, but now I listen to everything.
Do Sing for the Moment for a deeper look into this history lesson.
Boogie - Rainy Days ft. Eminem
Conway - Bang fr. Eminem
Eminem - Mosh
That hits hard!
Love your breakdowns and thoughts on these reaction videos, been watching a few from you lately. Got plenty back catalogue to go through but you hit the nail on the head with Eminem. That dude was my teenage years!
Bro bro....Eminem is legit...for real prolly best rapper cuz of the words and the way he lets them fly out his mind
Real talk best reacter in youtube right now .
PS : make sure to check out eminem evil twin , crazy bars
The whole Eminem Show album is nothing but fire bruh 🔥🔥🔥🔥 and you gotta remember this is 18 fucking years old lol...I remember putting blank cassette tapes in a boombox and recording these tracks off the radio because my mom wouldn't buy me his albums 😂
i know this is a year old now, but i had to say - one of the best reactions i've ever seen. props, man.
i can personally say as a 28 year old white female this is a very true song. i remember how we never listened to rap. pop, rock and country was it. 2000s was when alot more black artists became popular in the pop/hip hop that we heard on the radios all the time but when eminem came out he influenced my generation so much to flaunt being different. be accepting of others. it stopped the old stereotype that my parents and grandparents expected of us as behavior and goals and morals of life and society. its crazy how an artist can switch so much up without being some bigwig in an office telling us who to be.