My Music Box Interpretation

[xxTrigger1989xx]

This interpretation could be true. It's a good one, means you're paying attention. Looking at the 2nd and 3rd verses, I could see where you got that from. It was a little too deep, but that's the point of art, you interpret it as you see it, there is really no wrong answer

[Solace]

If there's no wrong answer I guess Eminem's song Mosh is dissing Obama.

[haste2492]

yeah ill admit when I actually wrote it out line for line what I'm thinking, it sounded far fetched. But try listening to the third verse with the idea that Eminem is ready to make his true comeback and I think you'll get a different vibe from the song. Lemme know what yall think

[Sofi]

lmao at Eminem fans being more creative than Eminem himself

[dR3]

Can't we just enjoy the fuckin song instead of trying to interpret one way as opposed to another. Fuck. It was a good interpretation, but who gives a shit.

[shadybaby46]

omggg i bet eminem is sitting at home reading this laughing his ass off.
ITS A SONG.
not a biography, i guarentee that if he wanted to talk about coming back to rap, then he'd do so, not a whole song subliminaly rapping about it lmao

[bullet_boy46]

omggg i bet eminem is sitting at home reading this laughing his ass off.
ITS A SONG.
not a biography, i guarentee that if he wanted to talk about coming back to rap, then he'd do so, not a whole song subliminaly rapping about it lmao

to bad he probably doesnt read it

[dR3]

omggg i bet eminem is sitting at home reading this laughing his ass off.
ITS A SONG.
not a biography, i guarentee that if he wanted to talk about coming back to rap, then he'd do so, not a whole song subliminaly rapping about it lmao

to bad he probably doesnt read it

You think there is a probability of Eminem reading this?

[shadybaby46]

omggg i bet eminem is sitting at home reading this laughing his ass off.
ITS A SONG.
not a biography, i guarentee that if he wanted to talk about coming back to rap, then he'd do so, not a whole song subliminaly rapping about it lmao

to bad he probably doesnt read it

You think there is a probability of Eminem reading this?

yes i'm aware he doesnt read this. i forget how freaking literal you guys are. look up sarcasm in the dictionary.

[bullet_boy46]

omggg i bet eminem is sitting at home reading this laughing his ass off.
ITS A SONG.
not a biography, i guarentee that if he wanted to talk about coming back to rap, then he'd do so, not a whole song subliminaly rapping about it lmao

to bad he probably doesnt read it

You think there is a probability of Eminem reading this?

hell no

[dR3]

i forget how freaking literal you guys are. look up sarcasm in the dictionary.

Sarcasm - A form of humor that is marked by mocking with irony, sometimes conveyed in speech with vocal over-emphasis. Saying something that is opposite of what is intended to be mean.

[shadybaby46]

i forget how freaking literal you guys are. look up sarcasm in the dictionary.

Sarcasm - A form of humor that is marked by mocking with irony, sometimes conveyed in speech with vocal over-emphasis. Saying something that is opposite of what is intended to be mean.

okay now study that.

[xxTrigger1989xx]

If there's no wrong answer I guess Eminem's song Mosh is dissing Obama.

When the message behind a song is unclear, then there is no wrong answer. Mosh was obviously a diss toward Bush, he even said it in the song. Obvious songs call for obvious interpretations. With Eminem's songs, basically Relapse-era songs, they are random and have no real message. You can look at Relapse anyway you want. I look at it as a concept album and he's trying to clear his head the whole album, until he finally clears it around "Beautiful". Basically a musical journey to getting sober and Em becoming himself again. Other people could look at it just a random album with great rhymes and a accent. Others think it sucks because it talks about killing too much. So Music Box really does not have a real message, leaving it for interpretation. An artist paints a canvas and the consumer sees it however they see it. Art that is not obvious is open for interpretation.

That really was a dickhead reply you said though. You what I meant, you just wanted me to look like an asshole and explain myself. Good job

[Edge]

If there's no wrong answer I guess Eminem's song Mosh is dissing Obama.

When the message behind a song is unclear, then there is no wrong answer. Mosh was obviously a diss toward Bush, he even said it in the song. Obvious songs call for obvious interpretations. With Eminem's songs, basically Relapse-era songs, they are random and have no real message. You can look at Relapse anyway you want. I look at it as a concept album and he's trying to clear his head the whole album, until he finally clears it around "Beautiful". Basically a musical journey to getting sober and Em becoming himself again. Other people could look at it just a random album with great rhymes and a accent. Others think it sucks because it talks about killing too much. So Music Box really does not have a real message, leaving it for interpretation. An artist paints a canvas and the consumer sees it however they see it. Art that is not obvious is open for interpretation.

That really was a dickhead reply you said though. You what I meant, you just wanted me to look like an asshole and explain myself. Good job

real shit man... every1 sees shit differently... to each his own

[2sDay]

If there's no wrong answer I guess Eminem's song Mosh is dissing Obama.

When the message behind a song is unclear, then there is no wrong answer. Mosh was obviously a diss toward Bush, he even said it in the song. Obvious songs call for obvious interpretations. With Eminem's songs, basically Relapse-era songs, they are random and have no real message. You can look at Relapse anyway you want. I look at it as a concept album and he's trying to clear his head the whole album, until he finally clears it around "Beautiful". Basically a musical journey to getting sober and Em becoming himself again. Other people could look at it just a random album with great rhymes and a accent. Others think it sucks because it talks about killing too much. So Music Box really does not have a real message, leaving it for interpretation. An artist paints a canvas and the consumer sees it however they see it. Art that is not obvious is open for interpretation.

That really was a dickhead reply you said though. You what I meant, you just wanted me to look like an asshole and explain myself. Good job

That must be the smartest reply in Trshady history. word