How we supposed to let you know the order of the stuff you're doing when you keep going crazy and doing you're own thing without us??! You didn't even do reactions for half the songs so we can't even follow along quick enough to steer you right! I'm glad it looks like you're reacting to this full album for us though, thank you for that!

It was so unique. You have to remember this was before KZfaq. Absolutely nothing like it ever produced. Was just a big FU to the world. At 16-17 I could relate

This album is villainous. This level of craziness can be therapy for some people tho, Em included I'm pretty sure. It lets you spaz out for a bit, let out some rage and frustration. Kinda does the same shit some heavier metal music can. We all got a little crazy in us, gotta let that shit out in a healthy way sometimes. Plus he's rhyming his damn ass off on this album. His rhyme schemes are insane all throughout that evil shit lol. ✊🏽

The Marshall Mathers LP is a X rated album. Back in the day all of us edge lord teens with rough childhoods couldn't get enough of it. If your life sucks then this album is cathartic. It's okay to not like the album, it's hard as fuck.

Order of the albums -Infinite -Slim Shady LP -Marshall Mathers LP -The Eminem Show -Encore -Relapse -Recovery -Marshall Mathers LP 2 -Revival -Kamikaze -Music to Be Murdered By

You had to be there. This was meant to go against the grain of what was out in the industry at the time. It was not meant to be relatable in a literal sense. But there is a track on here called the real slim shady where he literally says - "I'm like a head trip to listen to, 'cause I'm only givin' you Things you joke about with your friends inside your livin' room The only difference is I got the balls to say it in front of y'all And I don't gotta be false or sugar-coat it at all" Now tell me that isn't relatable

Kill you isn't a song to relate to, it's a song to admire his pen, cadence, whatever, along with most of this album, that's why it's so many people's favorite.

My guy, em is still addicted to drugs, angry, young and just wanting to have fun. He’s going about having fun the wrong way but the only way he knows. What is hard to relate to.

G'damn... when this came out, I played it so much that the cd broke and mind you I live in Iceland, in a tiny village, way up north.. I had to mail order that thing! I was 12 years old! :D Really takes me back, seeing you reacting to this, thank you! :D

FYI people weren't so f****** soft back in the day. You could say was on your mind they would be like all right

stan is the best hip hop storytellyng song of all time, period.

Eminem is straight up 3 people. Shady is crazy, Marshal Mathers is thought provoking and more real. Eminem is a straight wordsmith. The whole point of Shady was shock value

"If my kid were listening to this..." Bruh that's why the parental advisory sticker's there. Your kids shouldn't be hypothetically 🤣

Oh man so we are doing this? We are taking him on this journey oh lord are we sure he is ready?

OMG, I'm over here just LAUGHING MY ASS OFF at you're reaction to his craziness!! hahaha such a pure reaction to hearing this for the first time! LOVE IT

I love your perspective on his songs.

He changed the rap game because all rappers before him loved their moms. He was the first rapper that I was aware of who hated his mother. Still his best album by far. Great reaction video by the way keep up the good work

As a 50+ surfer guy, it cracks me up that a rap fan is just getting to this album. But yeah one of the huge rap albums of all time!

I really like the multiple song format!

OG eminem was insane and I love it

love this album. so much

When shady did this it was a middle finger to the world this was on at everyone’s crib back in the day.. shady mania ever since

If I get locked up tonight - EMINEM was on a funk flex album. Also, Eminem - Dispicable

Kill you is literally a death metal song without guitar. When you hear the lyrics you can’t help but laugh at it but it in an awesome way. Same thing with a cannibal corpse song

i fkin love your reaction . keep it up .

I was gonna say I def let you know in the comments lol. Glad to see you coming back

No, he never met his father. His parents were in a band together and they split up while he was a baby. He sent letters as a child that all came back unopened. When he became famous his father tried to get in touch to say he was proud, but EMINEM said she didn’t need his approval and refused to see him or speak to him. After he died EM refused to go to the funeral and on Music To Be Murdered By he made a track saying he wanted to dig him up and spit in his face and his family tried to sue him for the song, but the judge threw the case out. I was in third grade when this album came out and I discovered EMINEM with ENCORE when I was in seventh grade.

I really respect that you don’t hide your emotions, music is a beautiful thing and effects me too. (You should check out the clip of randy macho man savage talking about crying, it’s super short)

Best story teller From Stan to freaken Bad guy... Mind blowing

Lots of love bro ❤️❤️

This is the first album I ever owned...I was about eleven years old. It's so fun watching you go through this.

Man mmlp is such an classic love the album cant wait for part 2 Edit: thanks for byuing my album :) 🧢

Such a heavy song

this has been my favorite Em album since it dropped. still is... not ashamed to admit i'm a 47yo female medical professional whose favorite Em song is still "kill you" 😂 edited to add that my mom loved eminem. not all parents freaked out over him... just most of them. slim shady lp dropped when i was 23 and i had to buy it twice cause my mom stole my first copy 🤦🏼‍♀️ then again she also bought me "straight outta compton" when i was 13 😊 my mom was awesome.

Ya gotta take into context all the heat he was taking from his lyrics In his 1st album. From protesting to congress. He just embraced it & said eff it.. And it worked perfectly.. But, he also did a wide array of tracks etc. Way I Am, Stan, Etc. He always did a great mix

i hate to break it to ya folks, but "kill you" is scientifically, objectively, logically em's greatest track and one of the greatest 1st tracks on a hip hop album in history. quintessential shady. you havent lived until youve seen the Deftones live perform "kill you"

Eminem also talk to everyone, to just LEAVE HIM THE F ALONE. 🤷🏻‍♀️ As we already know, his 'Slim' persona is one of his 3 one... Through in *My Darling* it looks, he got 4th persona close to Antichrist/Satan/Demon himself. 🤷🏻‍♀️ But at time, he got himself just those 3. Also, switching between so many personas, dealing with so many emotions, is hard in itself... And his life is NEVERENDING ROLLER COASTER, full of so much negativity since born, that it is miracle, he did not got crazy... At least OUTRIGHT CRAZY. Songs are way of channelling all those intensive feelings and verbalizing them help him get rid of them. 🙃

Therapy, just getting out all the insane feels and you'll feel better ✋😌 It's just a visualization of one's thoughts & feelings. Too much or dark for sum sometimes but for many it's not. He's always said to never take the majority of his lyrics literally.

Man you had to be there. This is one of the best albums of all time

Jojo, this album is a response to all the critics. He said anything he could to mock everyone that had something to say about him, his music, his background, his family, and his intentions. Everything from being a wanna be black rapper, to a will be forgotten rapper because he'll run out of stuff to rap about. He put all he could in this album to run it in the music industry's face that he could say anything he wanted and get away with it. Needless to say, he was right lol.

I was listening to this when I was around Idk 8-9. So I was oblivious to most of the things he was sayin. When I was around 13 I started to understand how crazy this shit was I understood the attacks he was gettin from the public and the government. But I really didn't care how outrageous these songs were. I was more amazed by how great of a thing the freedom of speech you guys have in USA. I still do tbh. I am 24 now and he still is my fav rapper. Slim Shady LP is my fav album of all time not just in hip hop but all genres included. MMLP is a close second.

In regards to the whole “relating” thing it’s not necessarily about relating all the time which is why I never understand the heavy criticism from the black community on his shady kill you persona. It’s simple entertainment no different than a horror flick, don’t need to be a murderer to enjoy horror slasher flicks know what I mean?

I hope you're doing okay JoJo..were here for you, be well...

He exacerbated so much on every song so if you have a bit of brain you can understand that he dont mean every word..but if you notice how people react on things like growing up with no parents or you get beat up or your girl cheat on you, you can say so many things in your mind like killing or hitting someone ext..it doesn’t mean that you are going to do it. He thinks like the most of the people and he just write it on the songs.

Back when MTV was music videos those were the days, I miss the 90’s so much

As a guy who has followed your dad's channel. My dad just died 3 days ago. I see him in you....😔❤

Wikipedia is usually good as a list of studio albums for major artists. Also, it depends if you want to include Devil's Night, D12 World, and Hell: The Sequel.

Ok ok ok I'm puasing. U need to know why the 🐐 is the 🐐

I was in my early 30s and listening to his flow - about a character... I was reading Stephen King and found The Eminem Show first - and coming back to catch up on this, it's a album I enjoyed singing along with - the strut feels good.

Back in the day a friend of mine let me borrow this lp...he never saw that cassette again! Use to sit all afternoon in front of the stereo listening on the headphones.

I grew up with this album and marshal Mathers LP. I am going through nostalgia like crazy. From age 10-12 and up or so

I was 12yrs old when this dropped and it ABSOLUTELY BLEW MY MIND!

And yes, forget greatest minute intro! I think because of the way he's written it from 2 perspectives, it's real life situations & dark tone. Plus the epic remix with Dido's song (which really makes it).. I genuinely think it's one of the greatest songs ever written. It's so clever

We just grew up in a better time with actual free speech.

all fathers are a lil crazy too

Im 20 and started listening to him hard about a year and a half ago. I was always a fan but once I heard kill you and criminal I was hooked. The idgaf attitude and violent nature of the songs give me a bit of confidence fore some reason.

I had every word to this album memorized when I was 12 yrs old

one of my fav em lines of all time the song ( kill you ) "serial killer hiding murder material in a cereal box on top of your stereo" SO CLEAN WITH IT SHEESH

Top 5 albums of all time

This was my favorite album at 11 years old. Needless to say my childhood was not fantastic.

He's a very expressive artist. Feel it

My favorite album from Em

Spot on young man. This was Slims middle finger to the world! And it was straight 🔥 For me the energy he brought to this album was as much rock n roll as hip hop 💀

remember this is after 2 live crew won the obscenity trial in the 90s guaranteeing artists the right to make this album. we all owe luther campbell a huge thank you. legend.

the flow!!! fuck what he talkin bout in the song, nobody can rap like this.

I was 11 when this came out, and I remember having to convince my older cousin to get money from my mom to buy it for me cause my mom was so against me listening to Shady back then. Once i got home, i played that album on repeat for a whole week!

Catch the "same thing tweece?" @10:22. My fave part of the song as always. #GOAT

I'm 41 I grew up in the 80s I only got shoes when I outgrew them my dad one time cut the toes off of my shoes and told me to tell people that that was the new style he later bought me a new pair dude you got a lot of damn shoes

Dude honestly when listening to his old shit. STOP thinking about Today and how it is. Just Listen

Wow that felt like it was 5 minutes.

We like it because it was different and goes against authority. We are a generation that was taught to question authority!

The "I'm not Acid Rap but I rap on acid" line from Kill You is a reference to Esham the Unholy, a rapper from Detroit.

Bought this album when the record store opened and listened at lunch. You kids don't know.

I guess cos of your age the 'got the machete from OJ' line went right over your head 🤣 love 'kill you', it's so fun despite the outrageous lyrics, my friend got given this cd from his uncle back when we were like 10 years old and it was badass listening to this cd in his bedroom and the offspring 👌🔥 his mum was like I don't mind u listening to it as long as u never repeat what he says 😅 good times

Bruh our parents were disconnected. We were miles away from them in the woods literally miles away. They had no idea what we were doing as long as we came home for dinner. I know it sounds ridiculous now but I was literally riding my bike an hour across town building a fort in the woods and we came home for dinner and our parents asked us no questions because we came back and were safe. The world was just like that.

I had this explicit album when I was 11 the dj at the radio station gave it to me, I'm 32 and just fine lol

Best em album

Old Em 👌🤣 Miss the wild times

Bruh I was in middle school when this came out and it was the best shit ever

I've come to the conclusion that I can't listen to Stan if I'm in a bad mood. It messes with your emotions.

First "I don't get how people relate to this"then "I went through a phase where I would of loved to hear this ". 🤔😀

I remember I was listening to Eminem Show and my mom came in and snapped it in half because she thought ems music was the reason my grades were bad....I bought another copy the next day lol

If you think his lyrics are bad look up ICP. They’re not in the same category but are equally shocking in their lyrics. Korn was also shocking when it comes to the lyrics. Eminem bridged the gap for a lot of us who liked heavy metal and crazy music and rap too. Eminem raised a whole generation of white kids who turned into powerful outspoken people in my experience.

RIGHT THE SONG!!!!

Parents would picket and burn his cds when they came out. He didn't get away with it he just didn't give a f***

“Eminem was villain on a new level of villainy.” Facts tho

Welcome to the 90's

"Got outta bed at all".

Social media ruined everything too many people can complain and get things banned now, back then you had to write a letter

His first slim shady LP got so much backlash for the lyrics that when he dropped this follow up album, he went out of his way to really say things to really piss off the critics even more on purpose. Some of it was real but a lot of it was tongue n cheek. But in the end it was to make the critics more mad. Basically if they want to take everything literal, then he’s going to double down and say the worst shit he can think of.

Man I wish I could explain. I was a 11 when I first started listen. 2001 and from the Midwest (Missouri). I see you also have a lot of people telling you about Tech too. (Comment for the not alike video) So let me try my best to give you some background back In 2001’s Midwest America. I can’t say this is for all Midwest but for Missouri for sure. 1. 1990-2010 was the highest percentage of kids taken into foster care 2. Abuse was just starting to her out as being wrong. Mental health not a huge thing yet. 3. This same time both parents had to work to support the house so kids were left home alone after school everyday and home all day alone when no school. 4. You have 9/11 5. DARE was forced in school in 4th and 5th grade that back fired. Instead of stopping drug use it introduced it at a younger age along with providing ways to obtain these drugs. 7. The introduction of BET & MTV I mean the above is just some of the things and you add it all together you get pissed off, rebellious kids/teens, that wanted to fight against parents way of life. What ems music introduced and how it effects now 1. Freedom of speech in songs 2. Rap is now mainstream and available on the radio. 3. Open interstate communication about abusive parents, abusive partner, and mental health 4. Open communication about Political topics that were never talked about such as the racial divide, the American wars, LGBTQ, government corruption and many more! (These weren’t talked about in this area at the time other than “it’s bad”, “not true”, or some other excuse. It was seriously a time where it was so as I say believe what I say) for instance 9/11 happened we watched it all day in 6th grade! All day over and over again. Got back to my Christian group home and was told “so something bad happened today. I don’t want you guys to worry because whatever happens is Gods will. You don’t have to worry because if they attack again we will be the target since we are the center of the US and it will be a quick death” and was made to pray for my salvation!!! That is what we were dealing with and I say we because again in MO this was the way. So how at 11 how I related was; I was abused and thrown in foster care @5, 7 & again 10 . I hated my life, i hated everyone as I was moved around all the time and didn’t stay anywhere long to make friends. (Sound similar to his songs?) 2014-I was adopted at 14 and hate my adopted mom (intro cleaning out my closet). My adopted parents fought back with me on my music choice calling to devils music. You know because everything is about God in the Bible Belt 2016-They kicked me out at 16. Drove me a hour away from their house and dropped me off with nothing. Found a program to help me get my GED so I could try to support myself. 2017-Got with an abusive BF-ran the streets-drugs you know Come 18 (2008) had a kid. decided I didn’t want that life anymore! Went and got counseling and went and got a college education! Today I am a happily married mom and supporter of my family. (Still don’t talk to my adopted family) What he gave me was an escape to not act on my feelings. I never felt alone in the world listening to his music. Someone else understands! But also the knowing I could get out!!! I’m alive because of him! Fast forward through adult hood. I have grown up with his music. I say it like that vs I grew up with Em is because idk when the songs were actually written just when they dropped on his albums.

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Bruh the LGBT community were burning his cds and he flexed on them and performed with Elton John at the grammys

Before Eminem my favorite was Korn, Tupac, 2 live crew,, uncle luke lol but then I knew the GOAT Eminem from first time hearing. Still can karaoke like 7 albums lol

We were very angry teenagers lol maybe not on Em's level but helped us relieve our stress

Yo em fkd my head up lol, I was like 10 started listening, bunch of stuff, my music range is crazy, I was thinking wayne was best back when he was like 16. Ever hear that stuff? I got crooked as my top now, like kinda by far

Keep in mind, just like with movies, they had parental advisory on albums. Kids shouldn't be able 2 buy without parents consent. But, regardless, if you're raised right, you know right from wrong & listening to music or watching movies aren't gonna make you recreate the ish. I was bumping nwa when I was 10-12, behind my parents backs.. didn't make me gang bang, sling or call a cop a pig.(to his face..lol)

I was listening to Em at 5 or 6 and I was born in 96

I hope to see him react to D12 .... Eminems rap group

Yo Jojo, would like to see you react to RITTZ music. He raps fast