What was he bumpin Madonna 😂

37 here…. I was not high bumping this… but I was bumping it. High now😂

@@Hunt4HypertrophyU so High u misread his comment 😂

39 here, freshman when MMLP dropped, junior for Eminem Show and Soldier was on loop in the weight room, Get Rich or Die Trying was senior year.

I’m 35, I was in middle school, n yup, I feel that 😂

My exact thought just now lmaooo.

I thought it was Marshall Mathers listening to eminem while being slim shady lol

He produced the beats to his most popular songs . The way I am , not afraid , soldier , wicked ways most of them . I really don't know why dre gets all the credit

@@Mharve He gets the credit because EP is still a big role and he was responsible for the overall direction and sound of a most of his classic albums. He also taught him how to produce along with the Bass brothers (a bit). I also love Relapse personally and Dre produced every single song. But yeah, Em deserves more credit as a producer.

@@MharveHe even co-produced Lose Yourself with Luis

​@Mharve him producing WW is crazy too

I think he produced every track on TES if I remember correctly

I think when you add everything up it is his best album.

Like imagine producing majority of your own album to it being the best selling hip hop album of all time? Legendary.

Spinning in the Walkman!

Choosing between this and the Marshall Matthers LP I’d like picking a favorite kid

@@brandonsimmons1695 I easily pick TES. I think it is when we still had him at that emotional stage of his life but the ability on the mic and in the production booth had gone up another level.

Sweat

@@JesusisKing202 thank you

His flow really became controlled on this album.. controlled fury..

I absolutely love his early work. But I think as far as mastery, he is better now than he ever was. He doesn't have the anger he had back then.

@@marshmellow-pq9zr I don't mean mastery in the sense that you do because I agree with your statement. What I mean is mastery of what he learned from studying Tupac's delivery. To give a better idea of what that means to me...I've always described Tupac's delivery as "dripping with emotion" Tupac isn't great because of his technical rhyme schemes or over the top wordplay...it was his delivery and over all musicality. The Eminem Show was the era in which Eminem had the highest mastery of that specific tupac-esque delivery and THAT is what people describe as "old em". At least that's my opinionated conclusion from the data my perspective has provided. Always open to counter arguments and thoughts from different perspectives!

@@marshmellow-pq9zr I would like to add that I do feel like he's been tapping into to it more and more again and that his overdose (I think) may have caused some sort of something that made it hard for him to connect to that level of musicality and soul filled vibe he displayed on this album

@@andrewsears16 Yeah I know what you mean. I'm not arguing that statement. Just the general consensus is most people crap on him after this album. Which I don't understand. I love all his albums always have. To me he is the GOAT because he can do it all at the highest level or above. Delivery, Flows, Passion, Storytelling, Rhyme schemes, Cadence, Speed, Clarity, the list can go on and on. The fact that so much of his life relates to mine only make me feel it more.

⁠​⁠@@andrewsears16why do you think this flow is pacs & not like Ems rock bottom SSLP or Stan, the way I am, drug ballad MMLP before the Eminem show? Ems passion & conviction in his voice is why I fell in love with his music besides the fact he’s an insanely talented lyricist. It’s like I can feel his pain in my own veins. He’s had it even before SSEP if you rewatch his old battle rap footage so its not pacs delivery but I can see why your making that connection as pac & em are both from the 90s & 2 of the most known rappers beloved for the intensity of their unique voices. Their the only 2 to make me cry from rap songs cos of the raw emotion in how they spit, ems had it in so many songs since TES too like lose yourself, castle, arose, believe, I need a dr, medicine man, mockingbird, when I’m gone. Busta & DMX are also known for the energy & intensity in their voices not bars but I wouldn’t say Em & pac are using bustas or Dmx’s delivery. Their all inspired by each other as artists tho so it’s no harm either way don’t want you to think I’m arguing just discussing what you said.

TES and MMLP are two of the top 5 highest selling hiphop albums of all time next to Andre, jay, and big

​@@Spectrum012250 cents get rich or die trying has sold 19m albums and is No. 3 on the list, I checked the RACC which tracks album sales. Em has 1 and 2, 50 is 3, Tupac is 4 and Ye is 5( worldwide sales chart)

Not just 50... G UNIT

GGGGG Gunit

Em is the only musician that I have about 25 songs in my top 5 😂

And I said almost went black on ammo a couple of times. Being black on ammo is a big no no. Gotta be selective when that happens

Yea I second this I love talking 2 myself, Cinderella man, not afraid, no love, love the way you lie, spacebound so many bangers on recovery.

Yeppppppp 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

"To get dropped by two inch" cuz it's a recording tape

That's still Awesome ... love it either way ... I guess that's the beauty ✌️💯

" I DON'T GIVE FVCK MAN" 😂 I swear Em is the blackest white I have ever seen