Em Calls Royce 'Evil' on "Bad Meets Evil"

[EminemBase]

Never thought about it too much until recently they confirmed Em as Evil.

It'd always been obvious he was evil due to his content aka him often using knives instead of guns and getting sadistic pleasure from violence etc. rather than doing it for being a thug.

But, it's a bit of a hiccup for Em to say on the chorus of their title song...

"He's Evil and I'm Bad like Steve Segal"

I know it was just said that way to flow better probably, as it sounds better that way but still a bit of a mistake now. I never thought of it was a mistake as I'd always assumed also that they could 'switch' personas and are basically both 'bad' and 'evil' and this is just what happens when 'they' intertwine.

Also, I know you could say it kind of works due to Em using the words as adjectives rather nouns referring to each other, I think it's intended to be both, but doesn't work on the noun front, if Em is supposed to be 'Evil'.

No real point. Just noticed it.

[One Mic]

Nah you obviously missed the point. Eminem is so evil, he was trying to brainwash Royce into thinking he was the evil one, and put doubt into his mind (and the listening public). Classic trick from an evil man, Marshall nearly fooled us.

[BigBangBazinga]

In the intreview with Sway they said they're both Ban and Evil. So there's nothing to it.

[flyingmonkey10]

Nah you obviously missed the point. Eminem is so evil, he was trying to brainwash Royce into thinking he was the evil one, and put doubt into his mind (and the listening public). Classic trick from an evil man, Marshall nearly fooled us.

nah but for real Embase, great point. i'm surprised how this never came about earlier

[randomgirl]

I thought about this when I first heard about the EP being created. But honestly I'm pretty sure he only said it because "he's evil" rhymes with "Steve Segal." He could've said "I'm evil and he's bad like Steve Segal," but that wouldn't sound as good. I don't think it goes any deeper than that. lol

[Asd-ONE]

Well whatever, Royce says the same line at the end so you're argument is invalid.

[xxTrigger1989xx]

They switch, though...I think that Em is just officially Evil, but can jump into the Bad persona, and vice versa.

[Sam.]

Nah you obviously missed the point. Eminem is so evil, he was trying to brainwash Royce into thinking he was the evil one, and put doubt into his mind (and the listening public). Classic trick from an evil man, Marshall nearly fooled us.

hunh
you can be normal too

[MikeBett]

One of them made the hook for them both to say...I Forget who wrote it, but they talk about it in one of the new interviews...

It's just a 2 bar hook that they both repeat...And thats where they got their name from, from that line...So it wasnt decided whos who yet lol

[Wreck]

They switch, though...I think that Em is just officially Evil, but can jump into the Bad persona, and vice versa.

[EminemBase]

They switch, though...I think that Em is just officially Evil, but can jump into the Bad persona, and vice versa.

I said this in my original post. That I assumed they did this. But like I said, recently they said Royce is Bad and Em is Evil.

[EminemBase]

I thought about this when I first heard about the EP being created. But honestly I'm pretty sure he only said it because "he's evil" rhymes with "Steve Segal." He could've said "I'm evil and he's bad like Steve Segal," but that wouldn't sound as good. I don't think it goes any deeper than that. lol

Yeah I know, I said that:
I know it was just said that way to flow better probably, as it sounds better that way but still a bit of a mistake now.

But it's still wrong.

[EminemBase]

Well whatever, Royce says the same line at the end so you're argument is invalid.

1. It's not an argument, just something I noticed and a thread I made.

2. Eminem (Evil) still said it though, doesn't matter if Royce then says it too. Em saying 'Royce' is Evil is still wrong, doesn't matter if it's followed by Royce saying it lmao.

But like somebody said, I think they just hadn't decided who was who on that song, and so were both - both. Which, in that context, it works.

But, in the sense that Em is Evil - confirmed himself, no my 'argument' is not invalid.

In the intreview with Sway they said they're both Ban and Evil. So there's nothing to it.

They didn't. They said Royce is Bad and Em is Evil. That's why on the logo the B for Bad looks like Royce's "R 5'9" symbol and Em's E for Evil is backwards.

[J.R.]

I thought about this when I first heard about the EP being created. But honestly I'm pretty sure he only said it because "he's evil" rhymes with "Steve Segal." He could've said "I'm evil and he's bad like Steve Segal," but that wouldn't sound as good. I don't think it goes any deeper than that. lol

Yeah I know, I said that:
I know it was just said that way to flow better probably, as it sounds better that way but still a bit of a mistake now.

But it's still wrong.

@Bold, Not necessarily. Maybe Em&Royce decided, "Hey..Your so evil...Let's confuse the mind of these pricks by telling em' Royce is Evil; And Em is bad; and then flip it 10 years later..."

That'd be truly evil