Eminem - MMLP 2 - NOV. 5, 2013 NO SNIPPET DISCUSSION

[shadyo93]

"BREAKING NEWS"

"Eminem was reportedly seen leaving a Miami area recording studio with Fergie, Will I Am, Pitbull and Flo-rida."

If this is true, Em can go fuck himself.

You either die a hero or see yourself become the villain haha

[Him Shadow]

They would say; listen guys the old Eminem is gone.. he has different priorities.. he is evolving as an Artist.. and if evolving means pop then we need to support him like good Stans!

or somethin' like 'wtf is wrong with you guys, it's just a song for the radio!'

[OutlawƎ]

I don't think anyone could defend him if that were true tbh.

It isn't true, it's clear tongue-in-cheek bullshit.

Some people are so fucking gullible on here.

[Him Shadow]

HOLY FUCK! GO LISTEN TO REMEMBER ME! NOW!

I wouldn't say fuck for 6 minutes"

"6 minutes Slims Shady you're on"

That was another Rap God easter egg I didn't know about lol

oh man

[voice23]

HOLY FUCK! GO LISTEN TO REMEMBER ME! NOW!

I wouldn't say fuck for 6 minutes"

"6 minutes Slims Shady you're on"

That was another Rap God easter egg I didn't know about lol

oh man

Where has your brain been?

[XxachiganxX]

But until then drums get killed and I'm coming straight at
Emcees, blood get spilled and I
Take it back to the days that I get on a Dre track
Give every kid who got played at
Pumped up feeling and shit to say back

Lyrics on point!

[pomp4434]

ima call best buy today, see if theyll give me some info..isnt that sad and way unlikely? HA!

[Crookedeye]

HOLY FUCK! GO LISTEN TO REMEMBER ME! NOW!

"I wouldn't say fuck for 6 minutes"

"6 minutes Slims Shady you're on"

That was another Rap God easter egg I didn't know about lol

your really not an Eminem fan are you? thats the FIRST thing i noticed and it made me fizzy lol

[Him Shadow]

Hey, I don't listen to Remember Me much alright?

I don't listen to it at all, but it was obvious

[Evil Twin]

Okay, I'm outta here for a few hours...I hope to see a sign of a leak when I return.

[JamaicanPattlez]

I don't think anyone could defend him if that were true tbh.

It isn't true, it's clear tongue-in-cheek bullshit.

Some people are so fucking gullible on here.

Of course it is lmao. But did I say it was true? I clearly said "I doubt it".

Some people are so quick to read one post and not another.

[EminemBase]

You don't actually seem to understand MMLP. The point of the album is not "fuck everything." Eminem does exhibit that attitude on the album, but that's because it was his worldview at the time. The album is focused on the life and thoughts of Marshall Mathers, thus making it the Marshall Mathers LP. MMLP 2 is focused is focused on the same thing, but Eminem has changed drastically in the past thirteen years so obviously the music and ideas will be different.

Actually I do understand MMLP, very well.

You can sum-up the concept of MMLP with one line - "I am whatever you say I am".

Eminem took in all of the criticisms surrounding him at the time and simply became what people thought of him - people thought he was homophobic, sexist, rude, obnixious, a loudmouth, a violence fantasist etc. - he took all of the critical hyperbole and became it all to the nth degree.

THAT is the MMLP concept; amongst ingenious political commentary, irony and mockery aimed at exposing the hypocrisy of the very people making these criticisms and the hypocrisy of America and mainstream thinking / conformism; hitting people who think without thinking in the forehead with a satirical sledgehammer. That's MMLP.

And "Rap God" shows that Eminem understands that, hence "Oh he's too mainstream" (he is beginning to comment on common criticisms of him again) - however, I seriously doubt he therefore intended to become pop cheese like he did a 'homophobe' on mmlp1, if he did - it doesn't work, because the music suffers along with it. But I seriously doubt he's thinking that deep about it.

MMLP was not just about rapping about his life. He raps about his life on every fucking album. How the fuck is that unique to MMLP? MMLP is inhibiting criticism, countering it, hilarious social commentary (or not, but the style of thought at least... which is consistent with "Rap God"), and it's also a love letter to hip-hop. Stuffed with rap homages.

So far, the only thing which is about the same is the rap homages.

[RFC1872]

You don't actually seem to understand MMLP. The point of the album is not "fuck everything." Eminem does exhibit that attitude on the album, but that's because it was his worldview at the time. The album is focused on the life and thoughts of Marshall Mathers, thus making it the Marshall Mathers LP. MMLP 2 is focused is focused on the same thing, but Eminem has changed drastically in the past thirteen years so obviously the music and ideas will be different.

Actually I do understand MMLP, very well.

You can sum-up the concept of MMLP with one line - "I am whatever you say I am".

Eminem took in all of the criticisms surrounding him at the time and simply became what people thought of him - people thought he was homophobic, sexist, rude, obnixious, a loudmouth, a violence fantasist etc. - he took all of the critical hyperbole and became it all to the nth degree.

THAT is the MMLP concept; amongst ingenious political commentary, irony and mockery aimed at exposing the hypocrisy of the very people making these criticisms and the hypocrisy of America and mainstream thinking / conformism; hitting people who think without thinking in the forehead with a satirical sledgehammer. That's MMLP.

And "Rap God" shows that Eminem understands that, hence "Oh he's too mainstream" (he is beginning to comment on common criticisms of him again) - however, I seriously doubt he therefore intended to become pop cheese like he did a 'homophobe' on mmlp1, if he did - it doesn't work, because the music suffers along with it. But I seriously doubt he's thinking that deep about it.

MMLP was not just about rapping about his life. He raps about his life on every fucking album. How the fuck is that unique to MMLP? MMLP is inhibiting criticism, countering it, hilarious social commentary (or not, but the style of thought at least... which is consistent with "Rap God"), and it's also a love letter to hip-hop. Stuffed with rap homages.

So far, the only thing which is about the same is the rap homages.

Very good post.

[pomp4434]

ima call best buy today, see if theyll give me some info..isnt that sad and way unlikely? HA!

I bet the guy will be like "Shhh, they're listening" and then hangs up

right? ill hear a struggle on the other side of the phone. then silence. then....someone breathing heavy on the line. then CLICK.

but forreal guys how is this not out yet im so confused...

[trentimus]

You don't actually seem to understand MMLP. The point of the album is not "fuck everything." Eminem does exhibit that attitude on the album, but that's because it was his worldview at the time. The album is focused on the life and thoughts of Marshall Mathers, thus making it the Marshall Mathers LP. MMLP 2 is focused is focused on the same thing, but Eminem has changed drastically in the past thirteen years so obviously the music and ideas will be different.

Actually I do understand MMLP, very well.

You can sum-up the concept of MMLP with one line - "I am whatever you say I am".

Eminem took in all of the criticisms surrounding him at the time and simply became what people thought of him - people thought he was homophobic, sexist, rude, obnixious, a loudmouth, a violence fantasist etc. - he took all of the critical hyperbole and became it all to the nth degree.

THAT is the MMLP concept; amongst ingenious political commentary, irony and mockery aimed at exposing the hypocrisy of the very people making these criticisms and the hypocrisy of America and mainstream thinking / conformism; hitting people who think without thinking in the forehead with a satirical sledgehammer. That's MMLP.

And "Rap God" shows that Eminem understands that, hence "Oh he's too mainstream" (he is beginning to comment on common criticisms of him again) - however, I seriously doubt he therefore intended to become pop cheese like he did a 'homophobe' on mmlp1, if he did - it doesn't work, because the music suffers along with it. But I seriously doubt he's thinking that deep about it.

MMLP was not just about rapping about his life. He raps about his life on every fucking album. How the fuck is that unique to MMLP? MMLP is inhibiting criticism, countering it, hilarious social commentary (or not, but the style of thought at least... which is consistent with "Rap God"), and it's also a love letter to hip-hop. Stuffed with rap homages.

So far, the only thing which is about the same is the rap homages.

Please, go on to tell the artist what the concept behind his art is about. By all means, I'm sure you are more qualified than Eminem to conceptualize Eminem music.

Dude post is on point and you come with that fuck boi excuse of a response.. you're weak bitch.