No love video

[Slill_Slim_Shady]

This time you can't say the video is bad!!!!!!
It's thousand times better the Drop The World!!!!!!

[MakaveliTheDon]

Disappointed me that there was nothing with the Kanye reference in the video

Kanye should have randomly appeared when Em said that.

[clarkoggg]

That was cool, i really liked that he had, porter alchemist and blaze watching on.

[Slill_Slim_Shady]

Disappointed me that there was nothing with the Kanye reference in the video

Who gives a fuck about Kanye??? Exepte you ofcourse!!!!

[EminemBase]

Also, Em really feels like he's coming into his element lately, a new Eminem. I think by the time he's done, just watching him there... It'll be hard for even the biggest Em critic to deny he's at least the most skilled MC ever.

Elaborate?

I don't know, it's hard to verbalise the mix of thoughts and emotions that come into play with a statement like that because there's so many finite, ambiguous things that make me think something like that - Consciously and unconsciously... But I'll try...

On say The Slim Shady LP and The Marshall Mathers LP he was very much in-character. There were of course lots of 'real' moments as him but he was largely playing the antagonist, the class clown or the provocative poet for the sake of his audience...

THEN, on The Eminem Show - I feel he dug deeper, beyond subversion for its own sake (but very cleverly done nonetheless) and started to honestly reflect on the shit-storm he'd piled up for himself. It was an absolutely perfect evolution and I think his peak. I think on that album he was at his most honest, bare, believable and impressive...

Onto Encore, he was obviously somewhat addicted and I think unsure of where to go so ended up trying to please everybody at once and we got an album of half serious / half silly. This was obviously his major failure in terms of a coherent album, but it still holds some great material. I feel on here he was fully at grips with his place in society but he felt like a dancing monkey, a showman trapped in a cage so resorted to ridiculous fluff to try and fart his way out of it lmao.

Relapse, I think he made an attempt to stop rapping about himself as the sole target, to stop making his direct personal life the subject of his material. Which is why he's rapping more like a narrator and why his phrasing is more like a writer than a rapper. He's completely in and out of various character forms but almost none of them are him, just versions and exaggerations. I think it's by far his most crafted album, but I think he felt it a failure so ditched the idea.

FINALLY ONTO YOUR QUESTION... (lmao)

So, now I feel he's explored almost every avenue of his mind on public display, he's been to the lowest of the low and Recovery is his return to the top and...

Just watching him there, I don't know - Just listening to his verse again, it just feels like he's becoming a real elder statesman of rap, utterly confident beyond belief (even if he is forcing it) in his own abilities so much so that he's going for absolute intense overkill whenever possible.

He just seems to be getting better and better everytime I see him, more comfortable in his own skin and that's what I mean when I say coming into his own element. Recovery really is a very fitting title for this period in his life even if the track selection is a little incoherent.

I really feel that he hasn't peaked his second phase (first being sslp / mmlp / tes) of brilliance yet. I think Encore was his collapse and Relapse and Recovery were his struggles to get back upto par (obviously) - But... I think we're probably in for his best album yet / next. I don't think he's peaked with Recovery and he obviously reads and consumes criticism from both fans and critics.

And he learns and corrects very quickly. So now his technicalities are back to a magic stage, I think his creativity is going to fucking soar now. Or maybe I'm just rambling a load of fucking shit because I've been up two nights, am slightly manic and got a bit excited by his anger in the video lmao. Either way.

[AJS2050]

I like it, prefer this to Em's scenes in LTWYL where his in some field.

[MakaveliTheDon]

Disappointed me that there was nothing with the Kanye reference in the video

Who gives a fuck about Kanye??? Exepte you ofcourse!!!!

I do.

[DƎRDYPK]

Disappointed me that there was nothing with the Kanye reference in the video

Who gives a fuck about Kanye??? Exepte you ofcourse!!!!

I do.

I do too

[Eazy-GFX]

The best of all three videos.

This.

[Brood]

Disappointed me that there was nothing with the Kanye reference in the video

Missed opportunity imo

[Slill_Slim_Shady]

Also, Em really feels like he's coming into his element lately, a new Eminem. I think by the time he's done, just watching him there... It'll be hard for even the biggest Em critic to deny he's at least the most skilled MC ever.

Elaborate?

I don't know, it's hard to verbalise the mix of thoughts and emotions that come into play with a statement like that because there's so many finite, ambiguous things that make me think something like that - Consciously and unconsciously... But I'll try...

On say The Slim Shady LP and The Marshall Mathers LP he was very much in-character. There were of course lots of 'real' moments as him but he was largely playing the antagonist, the class clown or the provocative poet for the sake of his audience...

THEN, on The Eminem Show - I feel he dug deeper, beyond subversion for its own sake (but very cleverly done nonetheless) and started to honestly reflect on the shit-storm he'd piled up for himself. It was an absolutely perfect evolution and I think his peak. I think on that album he was at his most honest, bare, believable and impressive...

Onto Encore, he was obviously somewhat addicted and I think unsure of where to go so ended up trying to please everybody at once and we got an album of half serious / half silly. This was obviously his major failure in terms of a coherent album, but it still holds some great material. I feel on here he was fully at grips with his place in society but he felt like a dancing monkey, a showman trapped in a cage so resorted to ridiculous fluff to try and fart his way out of it lmao.

Relapse, I think he made an attempt to stop rapping about himself as the sole target, to stop making his direct personal life the subject of his material. Which is why he's rapping more like a narrator and why his phrasing is more like a writer than a rapper. He's completely in and out of various character forms but almost none of them are him, just versions and exaggerations. I think it's by far his most crafted album, but I think he felt it a failure so ditched the idea.

No offence man but you say that for 3rd or 4rd time i think!!! Exactly the same words!!!

[Slill_Slim_Shady]

Who gives a fuck about Kanye??? Exepte you ofcourse!!!!

I do.

I do too

Than you have to stop to doin it!!!

[MakaveliTheDon]

^ You are really fucking annoying. Shut the fuck up you dumb shit stan

[DanWS]

Am I the only one who doesn't think it's very good? Well there's always one, I guess this time it's me.

[Solace]

holy fucking balls that was epic