Throw That feat Eminem

[Accor]

It'll be the best selling Slaughterhouse single to date even if it don't blow. Anyway, @ EmBase what would make a club song stand the test of time in your opinion (I know this won't, but I just want to read your opinion because you always have good ideas).

In Da Club is a perfect example of a club track that withstood the test of time.. But why are these guys even making club tracks? Weren't they signed because of their "lyrical ability"?

I don't understand the point of signing underground artist and having them do pop/club tracks lol.

[Man1x]

It'll be the best selling Slaughterhouse single to date even if it don't blow. Anyway, @ EmBase what would make a club song stand the test of time in your opinion (I know this won't, but I just want to read your opinion because you always have good ideas).

In Da Club is a perfect example of a club track that withstood the test of time.. But why are these guys even making club tracks? Weren't they signed because of their "lyrical ability"?

I don't understand the point of signing underground artist and having them do pop/club tracks lol.

That's mainly because of the beat though (In Da Club), I just want an EmBase original idea. They are always fun to read.

[Accor]

That's mainly because of the beat though (In Da Club), I just want an EmBase original idea. They are always fun to read.

Yeah that was just a quick example though, the main part of my post was asking why they're making these types of songs in the first place lol. Makes no sense.

I also don't think it's just the beat though, great hook and lyrics people won't cringe at while dancing. Nothing incredibly creative but a perfect club song imo.

[Berry]

I don't understand the point of signing underground artist and having them do pop/club tracks lol.

As Em said in the sway interview... ''It's about making songs now''. Not just constant rappidy rap bars on a mixtape.

[Blu]

You need to have a balance of both. An album full of just serious songs would get boring, there's no variety. Plus, adding club tracks lets you bump in the whip.

(This will not be one of those whip-bumping songs tho)

[Accor]

As Em said in the sway interview... ''It's about making songs now''. Not just constant rappidy rap bars on a mixtape.

Yeah and I agree with that because it would be extremely boring.. But if you're going to make songs that aren't just rapid bars you're going to have to be creative and try new things, not make "club" songs with bad beats and an awful hook lol.

Very generic singles so far, nothing worth listening to imo.

[Man1x]

That's mainly because of the beat though (In Da Club), I just want an EmBase original idea. They are always fun to read.

Yeah that was just a quick example though, the main part of my post was asking why they're making these types of songs in the first place lol. Makes no sense.

I also don't think it's just the beat though, great hook and lyrics people won't cringe at while dancing. Nothing incredibly creative but a perfect club song imo.

Yeah, you're right about "In Da Club," and I don't know why they're making songs like this lmao. The are under the influence of Eminem.

[EminemBase]

Anyway, @ EmBase what would make a club song stand the test of time in your opinion (I know this won't, but I just want to read your opinion because you always have good ideas).

I don't want a club song tbh, I don't listen to club music.

So far, every single from the SH album has been at the best okay and at the worst horrible. I mean... there's just no way in hell this thing will be a classic when we've already heard like five songs from it and most of them suck ass or are a compromise.

I don't believe that this is the best SH could come up with, and if it is... they're not very creative.

Who cares about clubs?

Aiming at demographics is lame. If it's organic and they genuinely made this song because it felt good to them, fair enough. It's alright but, just totally forgettable.

No club tracks are memorable to me to be honest, as it's comparable to tacky pop music. It's repetitive, face-value themes, it's boring; "girl this" / "drink that". bla bla bla

I dunno, I'll come back to you later with an idea maybe, so far though Shady 2.0 is a major letdown. I think Our House will be a Radioactive repeat.

But beyond a concept, technique / execution is what makes something memorable. This song is catchy-enough but it feels like something they could make in ten minutes. Yeah okay, the odd nice line but they are trying to make an impression on the world, where's the ambition beyond just making 'passable' shit. Sigh. I'm bored of myself complaining but it's the truth.

Between this and Yelawolf's failure, it seems like they're making music by committee. As if they're going "okay, we need a song for women, a song for the clubs, a song for lyrical fiends"... which is just a ridiculous way to do it. Doing it like that is bullshit; it's not organic art, it's like they're trying to second-guess what's popular and adhere to it, Eminem used to do the opposite.

We know that is happening to a degree also as Yelawolf was persuaded in part by Em to do "Good Girl", which is the most obviously forced song on the album and probably in Yela's career. He sounded totally uncomfortable and they even had to make a stupid skit to justify it, because it's obvious, and it ruined the flow of the album. Shame on Em right now. Let them be them my ass.

[Koolo2010]

FOR THE ONE'S WHO ARE COMPLAINING...

[Robbie G]

I just can't enjoy a song that focuses on dicks.....such an awkward attempt at making a radio hit.

[JUMPDMC]

I just can't enjoy a song that focuses on dicks.....such an awkward attempt at making a radio hit.

[Relapse.]

Everyone, if you haven't already rea Embases post of page 4. He killed it. Embase for president!

But in all seriousness, everyone who says SH needs an original Song is right. I had really high expectations from these guys, especially from Royce and Budden. But Joel and Crooked are doing really good, hopefully they pull their shit together and stop listening to SSLP.

[Wallace]

The best song I heard til now is still "Hammer dance"....

[sbolli1]

The underlying theme of rape is awesome

[Man1x]

Everyone, if you haven't already rea Embases post of page 4. He killed it. Embase for president!

But in all seriousness, everyone who says SH needs an original Song is right. I had really high expectations from these guys, especially from Royce and Budden. But Joel and Crooked are doing really good, hopefully they pull their shit together and stop listening to SSLP.

SSLP was good, so what you getting at?