MMLP2 General Discussion

[kkaniff]

Personally, I thought the *hand motion indicating waves* flow was boring, since it seemed to fit EVERY beat.
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[cityfan31]

His flow is very hit and miss for me. For example, parts of Bad Guy used to really annoy me until I got used to it.

I get that it's intricate but he definitely used to just *flow like water*

Even on Encore on songs like Spend Some Time, his flow is just effortless.

[yoda you can call me]

His flow is very hit and miss for me. For example, parts of Bad Guy used to really annoy me until I got used to it.

I get that it's intricate but he definitely used to just *flow like water*

Even on Encore on songs like Spend Some Time, his flow is just effortless.

Yeah but I think for him, it just got really boring. He did it again on Relapse and for someone like him who always wants to change, it muuust be annoying to do the same style over and over. Especially since we only see a fraction of how much he actually does.

It's great that he thinks that way, one of the main reasons he has longevity, rather than becoming stagnant. We can thank his ass burgers for that one

[sbolli1]

I thank god every day for ass burgers

[yoda you can call me]

I thank god every day for ass burgers

[Francesco]

I still think Em can still flow effortlessly though, he does on many songs on MMLP2. People seem to think if it's not straight forward flowing then it's "wrong" or he's screwing up. Uhhh no, it's all stylistic and intentional.

I agree... He flips intentionally & it worked great on the album.

[shadyblogger]

Yeah Eminem managed to stay relevant all these years later because he changes up his style and sound every few years. The diversity and uniqueness of his catalogue greatly contributes to his success and relevance imo.

[RSoares]

One of the flows I give more praise to is the one on Numb. Love that shit.

[Francesco]

Yeah Eminem managed to stay relevant all these years later because he changes up his style and sound every few years. The diversity and uniqueness of his catalogue greatly contributes to his success and relevance imo.

His unique style & his diversity along with his crazy talent & even crazier charisma all together... those factors plus some others that aren't as important are the reason of his everlasting relevancy & longevity amongst the top artists.

[yoda you can call me]

Yeah Eminem managed to stay relevant all these years later because he changes up his style and sound every few years. The diversity and uniqueness of his catalogue greatly contributes to his success and relevance imo.

His unique style & his diversity along with his crazy talent & even crazier charisma all together... those factors plus some others that aren't as important are the reason of his everlasting relevancy & longevity amongst the top artists.

Spot on Plus he sold his soul to the devil and he'll never get it back

[Francesco]

Yeah Eminem managed to stay relevant all these years later because he changes up his style and sound every few years. The diversity and uniqueness of his catalogue greatly contributes to his success and relevance imo.

His unique style & his diversity along with his crazy talent & even crazier charisma all together... those factors plus some others that aren't as important are the reason of his everlasting relevancy & longevity amongst the top artists.

Spot on Plus he sold his soul to the devil and he'll never get it back

That too man! lol Ironically though him more or less adapting to what the masses want has added to he other factors too...

[brady50]

^I heard that, second and third that

That line is great, awesome double meaning.
'They call me classless, I heard that. I second and third that.'
•People call him classless (as in tasteless), and he firmly agrees
•They call him classless (as in not in a class), and he second and thirds that. He failed 9th grade three times

[yoda you can call me]

That too man! lol Ironically though him more or less adapting to what the masses want has added to he other factors too...

It certainly worked for Recovery in a way, but generally he's had like a "fuck you" attitude which has helped tons as well

That line is great, awesome double meaning.
'They call me classless, I heard that. I second and third that.'
•People call him classless (as in tasteless), and he firmly agrees
•They call him classless (as in not in a class), and he second and thirds that. He failed 9th grade three times

Damn right brah
Nice double entendre for the stans

[shadyblogger]

Yeah Eminem managed to stay relevant all these years later because he changes up his style and sound every few years. The diversity and uniqueness of his catalogue greatly contributes to his success and relevance imo.

His unique style & his diversity along with his crazy talent & even crazier charisma all together... those factors plus some others that aren't as important are the reason of his everlasting relevancy & longevity amongst the top artists.

Long story short:

Eminem is GOAT

[Meminem]

That's part of the reason I have so much admiration for him.
It actually takes skill to be self aware enough to stay relevant in the way Em has. It's not a fluke. He knows what he's doing.