Wdym? Those Kinda Nights was great

@@JethroParis best album since relapse? Recovery, MMLP2 and Kamikaze are better than MTBMB

​@@FowlerTheScouser-xh4ep Recovery and MMLP2 are both two amazing and classic albums, but MTBMB is just better. Recovery had a few tracks that has Shady vibes such as Cold Wind Blows and So Bad, but overall it was also the most mainstream album Eminem ever did, targetting all audience, the exact opposite of Relapse. And sometimes, it felt like Eminem was forcing himself to sounds angry when he had no reasons to be, Seduction is a good example of that. Also, I think this is where Eminem started to sound differently in choruses, or just not making them at all. Then MMLP2, as much as it's a great and classic album, and as much as it's nowhere near as bad as Revival, it was still the first step to what Revival is, beat wise. While back in 2013 trap and more modern kind of beats was trending, Eminem picked Rick Rubin's to prod most of the album. And as much as I love MMLP2, Berzerk, Survival etc, objectively, it sounded outdated. Even Rap God's beat sounds messy to me. The featuring with Kendrick Lamar was a waste, and not to mention Eminem going country and As....le's beat. And Kamikaze... Dude, even Encore is a better album. It only has 11 tracks and half of them are skips or fillers. And even the good ones doesn't have such a replay value because they're answers to a previous album, and I doubt people will care in 10 years. And some tracks still has the same audio quality than in Revival, such as Stepping Stones. It's one of the best track of the album, but it still suffers the same weird autotune effect Eminem had in Revival when he's singing. Kamikaze was a good step in the right direction, and it was a good album, but still his second worst to me. MTBMB came in as a surprise and a bomb. Why am I convinced this is his best album since Relapse? Because it did everything better than Recovery, MMLP2 and Kamikaze. Dr. Dre was back at making beats again, which is something we didn't see since 2010, She Loves Me's beat gives such Crack a Bottle vibe. A new Dr. Dre featuring, which we were waiting for since 2011. Eminem getting better and better on rhyme schemes and flows, Alfred's Theme and Gnat being good exemples of that. It has one of his best story telling song ever in it (Darkness). Beats finally sounds modern with producers such as D.A.. Finally featurings with younger artists, such as Don Toliver and Ty Dolla. Finally, FINALLY, Eminem sounds like he's having fun rapping again. I think he still had fun in Recovery and MMLP2, don't get me wrong. But it wasn't on Relapse's level of fun. And the choruses! This is how Eminem needs to sound like in chorus, back to how he used to make them! Choruses that flows the beat perfectly, such as in In Too Deep, She Loves Me, Farewell and so on. And not to mention skits that give Encore vibes or tributes to his Relapse fans by taking the accents back in Discombobulated. So yes, to me MTBMB is his best album since Relapse.

@@JustaFrog1411 ill make a side b ranking some time this week

@@evelynoclock alr thanks (srry for commenting the same thing twice my phone is a bit spastic)

@@evelynoclock lets go i prefer the songs on side b to side A personaly

@@evelynoclockit’s gonna be terrible

@@robertsanchez1804 marsh annoys me because of its choppy flow, and never love again is just a generic love song with a metaphor for addiction. i like stepdad because of its storytelling, his flow, and the beat

@@evelynoclock marsh is fire and never love again is genius too, but i understand. Personally i hate stepdad hook, the verses arent bad, but the hook its too bad sounding for me to listen the song

@@evelynoclock it dosnt matter if it annoys u a list should be rated objectively not just on ur preference

@@cy06 thats a weird argument. music is subjective there will never be a definitive "correct list". why would i make a ranking list that isnt something i actually believe in? what makes these ranking videos fun is seeing everyone elses opinions on songs and where they'd place it on a list. its kind of boring if everybody agreed on one objective list, which they dont.

@@evelynoclock yeah bc u people are idiots giving marsh a 3 just tell me u dont know skill and its bullshit objectively its impossible to give it a score that low u just dont know the objectives and how much skill it takes to do each thing music isnt subjective some peoples opinions are just horrible while others like me be spitting facts

@@geoffmarshall6925 i never understood the hate. the first time i listened to it i thought it was pretty good with the storytelling, the rhymes, the beat was fire, and he had a great flow. was shocked to see so many people hate it

@@anonymus7699 i will is soo underrated

only because its nr 1 song o album, doesnt mean has to be nr 1, plus its personal opinion in the end, cheers bro :)

@@FowlerTheScouser-xh4ep fast doesnt mean the best

@@evelynoclock didn’t say that’s why it’s number 1. It has some incredible bars. Juice on the chorus is incredible and the beat is catchy. The speed just adds to the cool factor

@@FowlerTheScouser-xh4ep i do love godzilla, idk for me you gon learn and leaving heaven are above it just due to the storytelling alone + a few more factors that make it a tad higher than godzilla. either way its still a 9/10 for me

@@evelynoclock fair enough opinions are allowed. You gon’ learn is a good song tbf same with leaving heaven

i guess i could, i never thought about it