Eminem rhymes that people might not have noticed (REPOST)

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I feel like this has been said before, but an inverse on "The Warning" here:

"Oh on the contrary, Mary Poppins"

Contrary
Pop Mary

I actually never feel those backwards rhymes or whatever are intentional, i could be wrong tho

Cause I've seen a bunch of them posted in this thread

Honestly, it may be 50/50, it's likely that he ears that it sounds good and it just so happens to be an inverse.

Word, that one sounds like it was intentional imo

[Emadyville]

So Bad:

Organic/can't ignore

Inverse.

Is inverse a real thing in rap or is it something this forum has made up? And I'm asking cause I know you'll give me a real answer

[Emadyville]

"Inverse multi" is a term EminemInsider coined.

My last two posts in this thread have intentional inverse multis:

can't ig/ganic
nore/or

Hannibal/chanical
part/shark

o ok. yeah i see what it actually is but i think this whole "concept" has been taken too far in this thread. the hannibal/shark example is one and intentional but the other example just from So Bad to me is ridiculous.

[Willy]

IDK remember the song but or if these are the right lyrics, so correct me if I'm wrong :

Splish splash in the bath, grab a pill break it in half take it and laugh

break it in half/take it and laugh

grab a pill break/ take it and laugh

in the bath/grab a pill

Splish Splash/in the bath *one off, obviously intentional. Extra syllable makes it sound better.

[UofLCard]

IDK remember the song but or if these are the right lyrics, so correct me if I'm wrong :

Splish splash in the bath, grab a pill break it in half take it and laugh

break it in half/take it and laugh

grab a pill break/ take it and laugh

in the bath/grab a pill

Splish Splash/in the bath *one off, obviously intentional. Extra syllable makes it sound better.

That's from Get You Mad, and the first line goes 'I splish splash when I'm taking a bath'

[Willy]

IDK remember the song but or if these are the right lyrics, so correct me if I'm wrong :

Splish splash in the bath, grab a pill break it in half take it and laugh

break it in half/take it and laugh

grab a pill break/ take it and laugh

in the bath/grab a pill

Splish Splash/in the bath *one off, obviously intentional. Extra syllable makes it sound better.

That's from Get You Mad, and the first line goes 'I splish splash when I'm taking a bath'

Can I please delete everything I put! Lmao!

Thanks for the correction though, haha.

[Eedee]

I'm On Everything

"Hundred and ten/ mustard stain"

He says it like "'Hundred'n tayne/ mustard stain" I don't know. Something I caught today on the drive home from school.

[EminemInsider]

"Inverse multi" is a term EminemInsider coined.

My last two posts in this thread have intentional inverse multis:

can't ig/ganic
nore/or

Hannibal/chanical
part/shark

o ok. yeah i see what it actually is but i think this whole "concept" has been taken too far in this thread. the hannibal/shark example is one and intentional but the other example just from So Bad to me is ridiculous.

I know exactly what you're saying. I think it's dumb as well man. A lot of the time when I drop a piece in CW people are like "wow this inverse was dope" and I didn't even know I had it. I think it just comes from being really lyrical at times, which is why we see lots of them with Relapse era songs.

Well, that's because he's Eminem and you're, well...you. A moron.

Geno comparing what goes through his head writing lyrics to how Eminem's brain works...

Leave it to Menzmole and Genmole to knock the thread off track again.

In AMERICAN English, "standing" and "rapping" have the same "a" sound. Maybe it's different to the Brits, but Eminem's not British, so this means he rhymes in American accents and actually sees a dentist twice a year.

[SajN]

If you want this thread open, then shut up with the personal attacks, and focus on the EMINEM rhymes instead.

[Kill You]

Standing and rapping don't rhyme...

[EminemInsider]

they don't rhyme in american english, they do though in accents like british one

This.

And Eminem is not British, therefore he didn't rhyme them so it's not a rhyme at all, let alone an inverse

No. Just, no.



Unbelievable.

What's next, you want to argue that he's not rhyming "intertwinin with gangsters" and "sinner's mind is a sanctum?"

We might as well just say Eminem sucks and never rhymes anything, because that's the path you're headed toward with this idiocy.

And by the way, it's "standin" and "rappin"...he doesn't pronounce the "g."

[EminemInsider]

Intertwin' with gangsters / sinner's mind is a sanctum rhymes though.

Standin' / rappin' does not. Face palm all you want, but it doesn't rhyme unless you force it to or use an accent.

Everyone else who's posted in here agrees with me. Are you really that conceited that you're denying fact?

Are you seriously trying to argue with an AMERICAN on how AMERICAN accents work?

You're wrong. The dictionary says you're wrong, and every American on the board would agree with me.

Standin and rappin have the exact same short-A sound. The same "a" you hear in "average" and "man" and "planet" and "savage" and "damage" and "tragic" and "graphic."

The difference between the two words is in the consonant sounds. That has nothing to do with assonance, which is the primary requirement in song writers' "rhymes."

I sincerely hope you're trolling...for your sake.

[EminemInsider]

Can-i-bitch, oh Can-i-bitch
Wherefore art thou Can-i-bitch?
Please tell me what happened with
That style that you were rappin with

In this song, Eminem rhymed "Canibitch" with "rappin with."

The first syllables here are "can" and "rap."

Hmmm..."can" is just like "stand," only without the "d." "Stan," of course, is a true rhyme with "can."

So Eminem says you're wrong. The dictionary says you're wrong. Amadeo and I say you're wrong. But if you want to argue that down is up and night is day, there's really nothing more we can do for you.

[Ku53v]

It's like EminemInsider and myself have to spoon-feed you people the answer.

Amadeo and I say you're wrong.

[EminemInsider]

He actually rhymes Can-i-bitch / Can-i-bitch and happened with / rappin' with

Yeah, he just so happens to say "happened with/rappin with" after "Can-i-bitch"...but never intended for them to rhyme with "Can-i-bitch." All he intended was to rhyme the word with itself, twice.

When saying Can-i-bitch / rappin' with it sounds wrong.

Listen, I'm not gonna argue with you. The way it sounds it doesn't rhyme.

In your opinion. Not in the opinion of anyone who actually matters.

Tell me if this rhymes:

I just got back from Amsterdam,
I heard a bunch of rappers rap,

It doesn't. It's the same thing we're talking about. The a-sound, while technically being the same, sounds different, making it sound forced or not even like a rhyme at all.

This is not a compatible comparison.

"Dam" and "rap" are the last syllables in that attempted rhyme scheme, which is what makes that sound awkward. "Amster" and "rappers" sounds fine, because they both end with the same "er" syllable.

If he'd said something like, "rappers scram" in the second bar, the whole thing would sound fine.

"Standin" and "rappin" have the short-a sound in the first syllable and both end with the identical "in," which is why they sound fine. And then he also has "havin" in the next bar, and ends with "ass, but then"...and you think this is all unintentional?

Since the SFTM case wasn't end-rhymes, it's safe to assume Em wasn't completely "inversing" the whole line and was only doing "corners and porches."

Translation: "Down is up, night is day."

If you honestly believe that, there's no hope for you.