Most Underappreciated Eminem Lines

[Fa-Q]

The window pane line is bananas and under appreciated/hated

[momentsgolden]

The window pane line is bananas and under appreciated/hated

I think in context- it was just so out of place and bland it sounded bad.

One of mine "Its not like we dont like you, we hate you period." Dont know if its appreciated but its my favourite Eminem line ever.

[Amaranthine]

"I just drank a fifth of Kool-Aid, dare me to drive?"

[RossMc]

"Just feels like i'm done with this shit that I may as well wipe"

[EminemInsider]

"Kim": You're drunk/You're never gonna get away with this

Eminem (slurring): You think I give a f-f-f-f-f-uck?

[EminemInsider]

97 Bonnie & Clyde: "On the count of 'free' 1-2-Free, weeeee...there goes mommy, spwashin in the water..."

"Free" in this line is a double entendre. It is the baby language version of the number "3" (just about every little kid starts out pronouncing "three" as "free"), but it also means "free" in the literal sense. As in, Eminem is now finally free of Kim and everything that went with her.

He used to be so sharp as a lyricist.

[VenomBlackViper]

97 Bonnie & Clyde: "On the count of 'free' 1-2-Free, weeeee...there goes mommy, spwashin in the water..."

"Free" in this line is a double entendre. It is the baby language version of the number "3" (just about every little kid starts out pronouncing "three" as "free"), but it also means "free" in the literal sense. As in, Eminem is now finally free of Kim and everything that went with her.

He used to be so sharp as a lyricist.

[EminemInsider]

97 Bonnie & Clyde: "On the count of 'free' 1-2-Free, weeeee...there goes mommy, spwashin in the water..."

"Free" in this line is a double entendre. It is the baby language version of the number "3" (just about every little kid starts out pronouncing "three" as "free"), but it also means "free" in the literal sense. As in, Eminem is now finally free of Kim and everything that went with her.

He used to be so sharp as a lyricist.

[Blake]

97 Bonnie & Clyde: "On the count of 'free' 1-2-Free, weeeee...there goes mommy, spwashin in the water..."

"Free" in this line is a double entendre. It is the baby language version of the number "3" (just about every little kid starts out pronouncing "three" as "free"), but it also means "free" in the literal sense. As in, Eminem is now finally free of Kim and everything that went with her.

He used to be so sharp as a lyricist.

think you over analized that a little bit to much

[MikeNUFC]

"I hate you, I swear to god I hate you.... oh my god, I love you"

Beautiful line. The voice acting is phenomenal.

[EminemInsider]

97 Bonnie & Clyde: "On the count of 'free' 1-2-Free, weeeee...there goes mommy, spwashin in the water..."

"Free" in this line is a double entendre. It is the baby language version of the number "3" (just about every little kid starts out pronouncing "three" as "free"), but it also means "free" in the literal sense. As in, Eminem is now finally free of Kim and everything that went with her.

He used to be so sharp as a lyricist.

think you over analized that a little bit to much

Are you fucking serious?

If you DON'T think that's exactly what he was going for then you're a fucking idiot. It's one of the most obvious things he's ever done.

And how do you "over analyze a little bit to (sic) much?" You either over analyze something or you don't. There's no such thing as NOT over analyzing too much. Over analyzing MEANS "too much."

[Blake]

97 Bonnie & Clyde: "On the count of 'free' 1-2-Free, weeeee...there goes mommy, spwashin in the water..."

"Free" in this line is a double entendre. It is the baby language version of the number "3" (just about every little kid starts out pronouncing "three" as "free"), but it also means "free" in the literal sense. As in, Eminem is now finally free of Kim and everything that went with her.

He used to be so sharp as a lyricist.

think you over analized that a little bit to much

Are you fucking serious?

If you DON'T think that's exactly what he was going for then you're a fucking idiot. It's one of the most obvious things he's ever done.

And how do you "over analyze a little bit to (sic) much?" You either over analyze something or you don't. There's no such thing as NOT over analyzing too much. Over analyzing MEANS "too much."

dude fuck you i was just saying i dont see the connection with what you were saying. maybe i didnt use the right word choice with what i said. ive probably heard the song 100 times and if thats what he meant then damn em's good. ive never made that connection though i thought he was just using baby talk.

[BigBangBazinga]

dude fuck you i was just saying i dont see the connection with what you were saying. maybe i didnt use the right word choice with what i said. ive probably heard the song 100 times and if thats what he meant then damn em's good. ive never made that connection though i thought he was just using baby talk.

This. Never ever thought about the "free" thing.

[MikeNUFC]

"I shoveled shit all my life and now I'm dumping it on white America"

It's a beautifully smooth transisition from verse to chorus and links perfectly his feelings as someone living in poverty to his feelings since he blew up. It also produces a great bit of imagery (for me anyway).

I also love this line from My Name Is:

"Well since age twelve, I've felt like I'm someone else/Cause I hung my original self from the top bunk with a belt"

Really clever introduction of the slim shady character. It's also hilarious. Whole song is underappreciated, in fact.

[James Deuce]

Hip Hop is universal now, it's all commercial now
It's like a circle full of circus clowns up in the circuit now


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