CC: Songs that have brought the most 'emotion' out of you

[Devil'sAdvocate]

I teared up after INAD when it first leaked.

I Teared up on SFTM and Difficult and Rock Bottom.

word to zu stained gets to me,i even teared up on You're Never Over,when this part kicked in "for you i wanna write the sickest rhyme in my life....."

Forever and a day got to me too.

Good Die Young got to me especially when swifty starts spittin.

admitting this seems weird though.

whats so funny about this?

[Sam.]

sry i shoudn't have laughed at you tearing up .

[Verses]

Lowkey and Logic's song, Relatives, was a pretty emotional song for me when I first heard it.

[Robbie G]

The second verse of November really got to me the first time I heard it. It hasn't had the same effect on me sense than though....

[dead prez]

Anyways for different moods, I actually cried (lol) when I first listened to He Say She Say, I already explained earlier how it relates to my brother's life. And Sing For The Moment's first verse (didn't cry), but my brother was a huge Em stan at the time, and he was always causing trouble with my step dad, they even had a fight, it was pretty bad actually. He was getting into a lot of trouble in school and had a fight with some kids even sent some kid to the hospital that tried starting shit with him.

Songs that made me happy probably Counting Stars or any song from Metaphorical Music, It makes me feel happy inside, lol.

[Satire]

I'm pretty sure other than his singles He Say She Say was the first Lupe Fiasco song I heard. I loved it but I thought the fact that he repeated the same verse twice was stupid. Now I understand.

Also@My Own Topic, 8 Mile Road. This song's content was just so on-point it's like...wow. I can tell he was trying to reach out to many people with this story. It's a depressing coming of age story that touches on so many common problems in lower-middle class families. I guarantee you, no matter who you are, there is atleast 1 line in there that you can relate to.

Even the beat, even the train at the beginning creates this gray atmosphere of hard work. It represents tiresome struggle. The tempo he's holding as the lyrics shift from self-pity to inspirational is passionate and perfect. I used to listen to this song so much along with Sing For The Moment. These are the most emotionally-churning Eminem songs for me.

Outside of Eminem the end of Yesterday by Atmosphere really hits home as well as the entire concept of In Her Music Box. Same with Hey Friend and Forever & A Day but I'll explain those another time.

[dead prez]

One Time 4 your Mind (underrated song lolz) is a song I like to listen to after coming home from a long day of school. I don't know it just has that chill feeling to it.

[Master Chief]

Far Away and New Money by Royce Da 5'9" remind me of my first day of High School (freshmen year). The times were I was new and only knew about 3 people in the entire school so I listened to Street Hop in the halls while having no one to talk to. This was also the time where I changed as a person completely. Everything about my personality changed. Also, these songs give me so much confidence, I feel like God when I play these songs.

It has this weird nostalgia for me.

[Satire]

Far Away and New Money by Royce Da 5'9" remind me of my first day of High School (freshmen year). The times were I was new and only knew about 3 people in the entire school so I listened to Street Hop in the halls while having no one to talk to. This was also the time where I changed as a person completely. Everything about my personality changed. Also, these songs give me so much confidence, I feel like God when I play these songs.

It has this weird nostalgia for me.

I have the exact same feeling with the gayer music I was listening to at the time.

Here's an actually dope one I used to like though:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uWwLX4j970

But it's so fucking ironic that it's actually a song about nostalgia

[Master Chief]

Far Away and New Money by Royce Da 5'9" remind me of my first day of High School (freshmen year). The times were I was new and only knew about 3 people in the entire school so I listened to Street Hop in the halls while having no one to talk to. This was also the time where I changed as a person completely. Everything about my personality changed. Also, these songs give me so much confidence, I feel like God when I play these songs.

It has this weird nostalgia for me.

I have the exact same feeling with the gayer music I was listening to at the time.

Here's an actually dope one I used to like though:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uWwLX4j970

But it's so fucking ironic that it's actually a song about nostalgia

The feeling of being new to High School and shit?

This must mean that Satire might not be older than me

[Rollimeo]

I showed this dude at my school the music video of Brenda's got a Baby and he started crying

As for me I was just listing to Aborto from Akwid and that got me a little Emotional
other songs that usually get me Emotional are songs by Kinto Sol

[Satire]

@MC

I showed this dude at my school the music video of Brenda's got a Baby and he started crying

[Rollimeo]

I showed this dude at my school the music video of Brenda's got a Baby and he started crying

the fuck

yeah it was a little awkward but he was home schooled so I guess he had no idea how cold the world could actually be

[VenomBlackViper]

I showed this dude at my school the music video of Brenda's got a Baby and he started crying

the fuck

yeah it was a little awkward but he was home schooled so I guess he had no idea how cold the world could actually be

u dont hang wit no real thugz dawg u a mark ass nikka tho

[Raids-God]

Joe Budden : Three Sides To a Story
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBjAEpwbIac
(Only lost its appeal a small bit when he said in one oh his blog shows in a heated argument about his appeal that he "Got his dick sucked to 3 Sides to a Story" but still increibley deep song)

Tyler The Creator : Inglorious
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s09_NEpTIaw
(While Tyler Talks about the subject like 1 line every few song's, but its good to see him truly going into detail on how his growing up was hurt by his disseprence but how it helped rage his music!)

OJ Da Juiceman : GETTING MONEY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mt2dZTR5kc
(The Message Behind this song shows OJ's hard hustle to get money and spend his earnings on grills, cars and Gangster clothing, the increible thing is, hes showing all southern rappers the right way to live there life with majestic subject matter and increible flow, sometimes theres tears when i hear this song just from when he presents the powerfull hook "Im Get- in Mo- Nay !" )