lewis harrison I added that last verse on my playlist and play that shit as If it's a song of its own cuz its just FIIIIIIIIIRE

lewis harrison he should make that into a song

One of his greatest verses ever imo

@THE VICEVERSA PODCAST what song?

nicke22rocks #1 for me.

and it's missed by so many people also, i've seen reactions where people don't even put it together that the first few verses are from stan's little brother matthew's POV, at best they think it's just another crazy fan or something, just goes over a lot of peoples heads, and the line about the bronco's sucking was so awesome cause the album dropped after they fucking bombed it in the super bowl so it was relevant to real life shit haha. no matter how many times i listen to this song that last verse gives me the chills every fucking time, it's like the climax to the lord of the rings or something but in song form lol, never experienced anything like it in music before and it's a fucking rap song to make it more epic.

I strongly agree with this comment.

And Joe had the audacity to say Em has had no content or anything important to say in a decade. This song and Headlight on MMlp2 are beyond emotional. Joe better GTFOH. I wish us Em Stans all got together all over the world to rap all Em songs that have deep meaning and content on video then post them all to youtube and social media. Beyhive would have done that for Bey. We would be pushing people to listen to his amazing content and shutting them up forever.

It's one of my favorites. And I really, really love that beat.

This song is so slept on man. If he named it Stan pt 2 or something more obvious than 'Bad Guy' it would've blown up just as much as Stan IMO.

Siddhartha Sen Gupta I do live in a trailer with my mum!

That’s why he’s the best. Nobody else has humility to that degree

It’s like he ended his own career.

You’re completely right, he took complete responsibility and owned up to all the things he’s said and done. Absolute legend

Yessss mate.... Totally agree with you on that one

" I'm the bullies you hate which you became "

Holy sh*t, only just now I understood that line. Freaking amazing.

His word play is insane, no one can match it. That’s what makes him so great

It annoyed me that he missed that

Mine too. I did not know what I just heard for a few seconds I was so in awe.

Tears started rolling down my cheeks without me even knowing. The emotion man. I couldn't even blink.

This comment deserves a ❤

im right there with you. i first heard em when i was 9 years old. back in 1999. Im blessed to have "grown up" with him and listen to his life when he puts out music. hes truly the best to ever do it. this is what real music should be about. im pretty biased but i cant find any other artists that truly rap about their lives these days other than eminem. 99.9% of the music these days is garbage. i cant listen to it, i really cant. i think its because im spoiled with Em

Bro, em came out when I was a young teen. he was, and still is, a huge influence on my life. I jam to all of his tracks and given our upbringing was very similar, I relate to him on that deeper level, but everything you said is dead on and I'm dreading the day that we no longer get new tracks from em. Silver lining is if/when he does decide to "retire his jersey" we will have so much material from him that we could listen to his music and not hear the same track twice for a long time. see, we got all of His tracks from his albums and side project albums, the soundtrack from 8 mile, all of his colabs with other talented rappers, etc. Em put in work, man, and we got a rare gift from Eminem, the gift of not having to choose between quantity and quality. Em gave us both.

@@brandonb3311 real talk, rappers today neither rap about personal topics or about anything real. No emotion, no depth, just auto tuned mumble bs that is about money, drugs, cars and "bitches" (from what I've been told, I couldn't say tho because I can't understand a damn word any rapper on the radio says these days). We all have been spoiled, mostly by em and the rest of the GOATS from the mid to late 90s and early 00s. I think rap hit its pinnacle then and the reason rap sucks today is because it couldn't build any higher and the tower just collapsed down through hip hops foundation, into the dirty, 6 feet under. As of today hip hop, true hip hop is dead as far as main stream is concerned, but thank the hip hop gods that we have been blessed with some under ground rappers and hip hop legends who are pissed off and on a mission to resurrect hip hop and raise it back up to the mountain top, CAN I GET AN AMEN? Lol

Robert Trnka AMEN! Hahah. Well said man. Yeah, I just think the whole world forgets what music is supposed to be about. It’s a way for that person to express themselves. Painters express themselves by painting, artists express themselves by writing (music). Music is supposed to be an art form and a way to express yourself. It’s an outlet to express yourself. People forgot that and that’s why eminem has stuck with me since I was a child. He’s truly amazing at his craft. He told us his life story and that’s what I thought music was supposed to be about. Nowadays, it literally doesn’t matter what you say, as long as it has a good beat, you’re good. There’s literally no meaning behind any of the music these days and that’s what frustrates me the most! Granted, there are a few rappers that are still like that but the majority isn’t. Unfortunately, everyone these days don’t care about the real meaning of what music is supposed to be about. Another reason why I jam to all the “classics” in my car and not fuck with this dumb music that’s out these days

Yessss!!! Me too!!! FINALLY someone gets what Eminem really means to this world!!!! He's waaay deeper than just a GOAT! he's indescribable!!!

Nice

Did you watch the vid before commenting? He did get the references.

You're* I never said he didn't now did I? Lol. Calm down. It's just a KZfaq comment meant for anyone that comes along...not just for the uploader. Relax. Its not life and death.

Lol I wasn't gettin mad at you dude just asking a question haha. Just thought you were trying to inform him of something he already got. Relax.

You're* cool

Jay Green damn you really got me thinking

SinisterShady is it really? That’s well done if that’s true

its not lol that's 585 minutes which is about 146 songs with an average of 4 minutes per song. The actual run time of his discography up until Relapse is just a little under 6 hours, including Infinite. If you wanna include his projects with D12, bonus features, disses and unofficially released tracks it might be pretty close to 9 hours and 45 minutes but I doubt there's much more behind the significance of that amount of time other than it just goes with the rhyme scheme. "DRIVing aROUND your SIDE of the TOWN for like NINE frickin' HOURS and forty FIVE minutes NOW". Its a multi-syllable rhyme scheme, that's about it.

@@slicknickdanephew7274 You are joking right? Nobody can't be this stupid... You are right from Infinite to Recovery it's 585 minutes and that equals too exactly 9 hours and 45 minutes ffs! 585 minutes divided by 60 minutes = 9,75 hours. 0,75 hours = 45 minutes (0,75=3/4, 3/4 of 60 is 45).

@@Bond91Swe its not 585 minutes tho, i said thats what it would be if it was actually 9 hours and 45 minutes but its not. i did the math and its around a little under 6 hours

Well that could mean that matthew was not able to get out of the car until he listened to all of his songs because he is addicted to em's songs damn that is some thinking

Brent Wells nope , I do too.

Samsies

I've been binge watching this channel haha

Used to, not so much now..😕

nah, man, Preston is the best, I miss him

Slo Mo easily in the top 10.

The third verses in Sing For The Moment and Till I Collapse are some of his best as well.

his verse in best friend with Yelawolf was unreal also

Best verse in Beautiful last verse

My dads gone crazy last verse is epic as well

Castle and Arose weren't as creative because they were real life experiences still amazing but Stan and Bad Guy were creative made up concepts that worked even better than those 2 songs in my opinion. Both are amazing though

TShaydz facts

Castle/Arose took us from his desperate early days to the intense fame, drugs and loss that broke him, to the strength he found to recover, come back and reclaim this throne... all while making me Cry A Lot and giving a cool twist. I definitely would put those 2 (but really 1) songs against most songs he's made. Go listen again when ur in a chill mood. Well I guess it also depends on where u rate Mockingbird and When I'm Gone and Beautiful.

fucking thank u so much im glad someone else understands the absolute perfection of those songs. when i first heard him spin back the beat to castle again i was fucking losing it

Livia Kai ok, he made references on several of his songs. I'm the bad guy that makes fun of people that die is criminal after the original marshal mathers OP, track 18, criminal. It's better than you know.

Moose Baumann can you little bitches just separate art from politics

Moose Baumann try to do half as good as em did in mmlp and eminem show....

Moose Baumann wow just wow.........pathetic twat.

@@erikgonzales3178 I'm a trump supporter but I still freaking love eminem. Top 3 favorite artists

+Ethan Van Halen Fuck you and Fuck Trump too!!

ikr?

Samantha Ookami me too

You're* man bro I really appreciate this comment. Thank you for taking the time out. Ill check it out bro

Murder Murder one of his best songs, so underrated because a lot of these new Em fans haven't heard SSEP

When you said hellbound that let me know you know your shit. Side note Royce da 59 is one the illest underrated rappers ever!

Thank you for this comment

Nikki Feltman i appreciate you bro! I will.

Matthew Lucas that’s the point of the song

I know

Matthew Lucas no it's through Stans brothers point of view

It’s a Stan sequel Stan’s little brother comes after Eminem years later after Stan’s death You probably already know this so I’m not gonna go into detail lol

Aoghan Mc Connell Thanks Lol 😂