Shuttle's Double-entendre-features Fake MMLP2 Tracklist

[Shuttle Destroyer]

I wrote this tracklist today, every feature is related to the song tittle in a funny way.
Let me break it down for you and hopefully get you to laugh a little bit.

Shuttle's double-entendre-features fake MMLP2 tracklist

1) On The Ra-aag (Feat. Busta Rhymes)

Em opens the album by using the same formula found on Recovery. A song comes right up soon as you start the album, and ''On The Ra-aag'' does the job perfectly. The flow-of-the-year verse from Busta was the perfect addition to the song after two hot fast rhyming Em verses that take you back all the way to SSLP's ''Just Don't Give a Fuck''. The bouncy uptempo beat changes on the very end of the record turning into a nice transition to the second track.

2) Fly Away (Feat. Birdman)

The ''Recovery'' left over has been on the internet for a while now, but the new version is nothing like that. You can tell the difference in Em's vocals as they go smoothly throughout the track, unlike the old version. Some lines were changed. Birdman surprisingly delivered a good sounding hook what flows nice on the new beat, which is insane. Birdman also shitted on the outro, in something similar to Drake's ''We'll Be Fine'' and the so-recent-that-is-not-even-released-yet ''The Language''.

3) Real Shit (Feat. Ludacris)

This track clearly shows that Eminem is not fucking around in MMLP2. An emotional piano instrumental carries the song as both rappers deliver exactly what the tittle is about. Real shit. Real Rap Raw.

4) Throwing Coins (Feat. 50 Cent)

Em sampled himself on the hook as the W.T.P lines ''Making it rain for the ladies in the mini’s
But I’m not throwing ones, fives, tens or even twenties'' are repeated four times on it. Shady dropped verses that could blow up any party, no matter how lame it is. They go first and after a 50 Cent verse that makes us remember his club-banger-king times. Apparently, the song is the full version of the ''Nut-Up'' snippet that has been online for quite a time. The beat was remade and is sick.

5) Fuck An Acronym (Feat. T.I. & B.o.B)

This song has no hook. At all. Each rapper say something in a low tempo beat that changes into a heavy and fast killer one before they start dropping bombs on the current rap game. Em completely obliterates Y.O.L.O, YMCMB, GOOD Music and MMG on his lasts 16 bars, which explains the tittle of the song.

6) U.S. Citizen (Feat. Drake)

Eminem fans don't need to complain about not getting a new political focused song anymore. The 40-year-old rapper touches in every aspect of American politics in "U.S. Citizen". He goes deep in the Obama administration in four verses that focus more on meaning and pronunciation than rather than flow. Drake confirmed his hook king crown on this one, as he gently sings: ''I know things are wrong, my dear, and I don't even vote here''

7) My Pigment (Looking Pale) (Feat. Chris Brown & Black Hippy)

In what seems like the first single, Em receives Black Hippy to throw away hot fire lines in not necessarily an order to what MC goes first. They interpolate throughout the whole song, and Chris Brown held the hook down in a very professional way. The Dr. Dre Beat reminds Elevator, from Relapse: Refill.

8) Don't Scream At Me (Feat. Yelawolf)

Eminem's protegee couldn't be left out MMLP2. Yelawolf starts the song and give it back to Shady after the 1:30 mark. Without a hook to connect both verses, Em comes right after Yela as he raps about not enjoying when people scream at him, specially women, who he prefers to call bitches. According to Em verse, he hates when people scream at him even more than overalls.

9) Never Got Passed The 9th Grade (Feat. Schoolboy Q)

If you expected to see more storytelling in MMLP2, this is for you. Marshall takes you to a ride through his school years, more specifically his 9th grade. All 3 times of it. Each one is portrayed in a verse. Schoolboy Q had the hook of his career on this one, in an effort that could have been easily done by Em himself had he studied more. He didn't, so who's better then Schoolboy Q to do the job?

10) Who's The Big Guy Now (Feat. Lil Wayne)

The school subject is still around on the tenth track as Em addresses this one to D'angelo Baily. He screams the tittle of the song several times on the hook in such a way that I wouldn't want to be next to him in the recording section of this record. The triumphant beat is not killed by Lil Wayne, though.
Ironically, Em starts the song off by saying some remade ''No Love'' lines, as he goes: ''Look at how I continue to treat this rapper. Why the fuck would I join him again? Guess I'm really a freak. Let me spit on this pussy 'fore I eat 'it one more time''.

11) Successful (Feat. Lupe Fiasco)

Lupe had the best hook on the album hands down. His verse is dope as well. However, we can't really say he renegaded Eminem because his two verses on this one are completely out of this world. If you ever wanted Em to brag more than he usually does, this is your jam. Is amazing how Timbaland managed to have his best beat of the year on Em album after having his hands on the 2013 smashes 20/20 part 1 and 2 and MCHG.

12) One Opportunity (Feat. Chance The Rapper)

Em is not done with the sampling himself thing yet. The ''Lose Yourself'' intro was used as the hook to this one. The song itself has Em spitting lines that will motivate you to go all the way to the moon and back walking. Inspirational stuff right there. Chance did his job too.

13) Looking At The Past (Feat. Future)

This song is a trip trough Em's carrer. He visited the Infinite days, the creation of Slim Shady, the success and the drug problems in the two minutes and a half verse. Future held the outro down talking about himself, but in Em's point of view. Get it?

14) Hurts So Much (Feat. T-Pain)

If anyone was missing autotune on an Eminem song, there's no need to go back to Relapse's My Vallium, ops, ''My Mom.'' T-Pain brough his signature mark with him on this track that has Eminem rapping about all the pain fame gave him. ''Say Goodbye to Hollywood'' is sampled at the end, making us wonder if this album will be his last. We can't be sure about that, though, once Em screams ''Dr. Dre 2075'' at the end.

15) Still Slim (Feat. Rick Ross, Bizarre, Fat Joe & King Gordy)

Dr. Dre blessed MMLP2 with his beat of the decade. The ''Still Slim'' instrumental is something to be remembered 20 years from now, just like ''Still Dre''. Eminem proves Shady was always among us in his verse. However, the features are not really great. It's a let down that he allowed this fellas in such a potential classic track. Listening to Bizarre rap about raping Pit Bulls after the ''A lot of people ask me if Shady's is really dead'' intro is something no one in the listening section was expecting.

Bonus tracks are accepted, hope you liked.

[Raul]

An emotional piano instrumental carries the song as both rappers deliver exactly what the tittle is about. Real shit.

...as he gently sings: ''I know things are wrong, my dear, and I don't even vote here''

We can't be sure about that, though, once Em screams ''Dr. Dre 2075'' at the end.

[Shuttle Destroyer]

An emotional piano instrumental carries the song as both rappers deliver exactly what the tittle is about. Real shit.

...as he gently sings: ''I know things are wrong, my dear, and I don't even vote here''

We can't be sure about that, though, once Em screams ''Dr. Dre 2075'' at the end.

[PAINKILLƎR]

[Raul]

I'm now understanding these double-entendres features/song titles.

powerful thread

[UofLCard]

16) Comin' Your Way (Feat. Dr. Dre)

[Snakebeast]

16) I'm Coming (Feat. Dr. Dre)

Fixed.

[Ka0t1c]

i first got a good laugh at the word tittle, clearly you mean title but now i'm thinkin bout titties again...

[Shuttle Destroyer]

i first got a good laugh at the word tittle, clearly you mean title but now i'm thinkin bout titties again...

lol my bad