Banaroo Festival Tonight? Edit: Videos inside!!!

[PetaParker]

This is why most rap fans don't consider Eminem to be the best.

LOL. Where the fuck did you get that from? The Hip Hop section?

nah, it's called the real world. Outside of the internet. Try it sometime. I'm sure you notice the all white crowds at Eminem's concerts. Most black people think he's corny and overrated because of his catalog.


I don't know 1 person in real life that thinks Crack a bottle is dope.

[randomgirl]

I'm sure HIS fully dedicated concerts would have a lot more songs than the typical mainstream-ish ones. He isn't going to go to a featured performance and do something like Cold Wind Blows. No one would know what the fuck it is.

[PetaParker]

nah, it's called the real world. Outside of the internet. Try it sometime. I'm sure you notice the all white crowds at Eminem's concerts. Most black people think he's corny and overrated because of his catalog.


I don't know 1 person in real life that thinks Crack a bottle is dope.

Oh jee-willickers, thanks for the advice Spidey!

"Try it sometime". Is that an insinuation that my life is spent here or that I've not got a life of my own? Says someone with a name based off a character from a comic book. Unless that's your real name, in which case, makes your life nothing more than comical.

The "real world" doesn't consist of motherfuckers in your area and your area only.

"Most black people think he's corny and overrated because of his catalog" - Really? I must've missed that vote, mind offering some evidential sources? I guess since most black people have disregarded Em's status because of a few 'corny' songs surpasses the opinions of rappers such as Nas, Jay-Z, Redman, and many many many others.

Yeah, sounds about right. I guess you must've driven across North America to perform this survey? African Americans only? Another insinuation that Hip Hop music can only properly and correctly be assessed by black people.

I guess 80+ million records were bought by 80+ white million people Yeah, sounds pretty legitimate.

You literally are in no position to say MOST BLACK PEOPLE think that about Eminem. However, you COULD say, "most of the black people that I'm affiliated with do not enjoy Eminem's music", in which case, I could not even attempt to deem a fallacious claim.

Most black people = most of Earth's black population.

I guess since Crack A Bottle isn't called dope by anyone in your life, that surmounts all of the other classics and dope songs in his discography.

Fabrication. Fabrication. Fabrication.

You're an idiot.

You seem sensitive to your high post count. But that wasn't what I was referring to. I doubt you are around a diverse group of people. I would bet that I'm around a much more diverse group of opinions than you. And I've traveled to most states in North America and the majority of the black population recognizes his talent, but also realizes his talents are wasted on corny songs about fart noises, penis jokes, and pop stars.

[Slayer661]

At that question and answer thing I hope someone asks Eminem WTF about WBD. He continually performs that piece of shit live. It's probably the one song I wouldnt want to see Eminem perform live. What a mess Can people who are on twitter let that fat fuck Paul know because he still hasnt got the message? Things like that can ruin a great set.
Also, I dont hate Crack A Bottle, but it's not the greatest song to be performing live...To be honest alot of it sounds really dissapointing (for me if I was there) My Name is, TRSS, Not Afraid. Not the greatest fan of those songs.
Eminem can have such an amazing live show if he just chooses the right songs
I apologize if it sounds like I'm complaining but Em keeps on complicating. Otherwise, props to Em for doing his thing, I'm sure the crowd loved it anyway.

[PetaParker]

At that question and answer thing I hope someone asks Eminem WTF about WBD. He continually performs that piece of shit live. It's probably the one song I wouldnt want to see Eminem perform live. What a mess Can people who are on twitter let that fat fuck Paul know because he still hasnt got the message? Things like that can ruin a great set.
Also, I dont hate Crack A Bottle, but it's not the greatest song to be performing live...To be honest alot of it sounds really dissapointing (for me if I was there) My Name is, TRSS, Not Afraid. Not the greatest fan of those songs.
Eminem can have such an amazing live show if he just chooses the right songs
I apologize if it sounds like I'm complaining but Em keeps on complicating. Otherwise, props to Em for doing his thing, I'm sure the crowd loved it anyway.

All of this is so true. Except you don't hate crack a bottle. I hate that shit with a passion. I can't understand anyone who doesn't hate it.

I don't know why Em thinks he's too good to perform old classics like If I Had. That is a classic Em song. 8mile road as well. Then he performs wack songs from Recovery. WBD is horrible. He should start w/ the Welcome to hell verse like Jay starts his shows w/ the Dynasty intro. You don't have to play all songs that people know. How many people do you think know THe Dynasty Intro? Not many. Especially at these festivals.

[stillmatic]

You seem sensitive to your high post count. But that wasn't what I was referring to. I doubt you are around a diverse group of people. I would bet that I'm around a much more diverse group of opinions than you. And I've traveled to most states in North America and the majority of the black population recognizes his talent, but also realizes his talents are wasted on corny songs about fart noises, penis jokes, and pop stars.

Lol a white dude from outside of the United States speaking on behalf of African Americans.

As a black male living in NY, I'll speak for all of us here - you're an idiot. You haven't made one valid point yet.

[Sla]

Eminem Takes the Big Stage as Rap Rules Bonnaroo

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wir ... d=13821612

[I'mShady]

Ok, can someone explain this...
http://www.thesource.com/articles/71928 ... onnaroo%3F

[Slayer661]

^ Ineresting... "Eminem was trying to get the crowd to chant Weezy before they were going to perform "No Love," but Lil Wayne never showed up. They went into the song without playing his part." Lil Wayne had performed late Friday night at the Festival's second largest stage."
Lil Wayne might be feeling bitter now, because before Eminem showed up again in 2009, Lil Wayne was hugely popular; undisputedly the biggest rapper in the world (in terms of fanbase, hype, prior record sales etc) Since Em's comeback Wayne's lost alot of that, and as of right now, he's definitely coming second. We'll see when Carter 4 drops, but I definetely could understand if Wayne was feeling frustrated

[Trimss]

I hope this starts a beef.

[BILI]

That spiderman dude thinks that jay-z is a good performer.

/end of discussion

[JasonOne99]

I hope this starts a beef.

I knew someone was gonna say that.

[Devil'sAdvocate]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H65PtVGw ... ture=share

[S.T.A.N.]

videos have started appearing, hopefully by tomorrow we will have hd quality close up videos.

[Almostlity]

That spiderman dude thinks that jay-z is a good performer.

/end of discussion

Jay-Z is much better performer than Eminem lmao, it's not even close.