Unpopular Eminem Opinions

[Emadyville]

Smh ^ lol

D12 is so underrated imo. No one seems to like them much.

I loved devils night, obv mostly due to em, but the album was fuckin solid, and then d12 world sucked, not they all seem to not care and the 2nd best died so idk

[Emadyville]

excellent point. the songs on DN without em still had great concepts and feels to them, d12 world just seemed sloppy and unneeded or maybe even as bad as filler

[Blu]

Listenin to Devils Night right now tbh.

"Schizophrenia, how many of ya got it?" Oh goddd Emmm

The hooks on this album are soooo good.

On topic: The Marshall Mathers LP is Eminem's only classic. "Lose Yourself" & "Stan" are his only classic songs.

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Listenin to Devils Night right now tbh.

"Schizophrenia, how many of ya got it?" Oh goddd Emmm

The hooks on this album are soooo good.

On topic: The Marshall Mathers LP is Eminem's only classic. "Lose Yourself" & "Stan" are his only classic songs.

Not true, Classic relates to the world, not individuals. The Way I Am fits every aspect of a "classic"

[Blu]

Since when could opinions be true or false..?

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Since when could opinions be true or false..?

Classic doesn't = what one thinks of song but what is thought of song in general (by everyone), or am I wrong? If I'm not wrong, then your statement is false just because it's incorrect usage of the term "classic".

[Blu]

Since when could opinions be true or false..?

Classic doesn't = what one thinks of song but what is thought of song in general (by everyone), or am I wrong? If I'm not wrong, then your statement is false just because it's incorrect usage of the term "classic".

So technically Nas' Illmatic ISN'T a "classic" because no one in my class enjoyed it. I'm just following your logic.

You might as well call Lil Wayne a genius because a group of kids in my class do. Might as well call Eminem the worst rapper to ever touch a mic because a group of kids in my class do.

[12characters]

Since when could opinions be true or false..?

Classic doesn't = what one thinks of song but what is thought of song in general (by everyone), or am I wrong? If I'm not wrong, then your statement is false just because it's incorrect usage of the term "classic".

So technically Nas' Illmatic ISN'T a "classic" because no one in my class enjoyed it. I'm just following your logic.

You might as well call Lil Wayne a genius because a group of kids in my class do. Might as well call Eminem the worst rapper to ever touch a mic because a group of kids in my class do.

Your class doesn't = everyone. If everyone, YES EVERYONE, stopped liking Illmatic then yes it would no longer be a classic (going by my definition anyways, which is debatable in itself I guess but the term Classic is subjective to my knowledge.)

[Blu]

So then technically no album, artist, nor song should be considered "classic" since there isn't a single album/artist/song that EVERYONE likes.

[Blu]

So then technically no album, artist, nor song should be considered "classic" since there isn't a single album/artist/song that EVERYONE likes.

No.

A classic means to be the first to do it, or improve exceptionally on a previous similar piece. Stop with the fuckin "classic" talk, I understand it is a derivative from your post but end it now.

It's almost as fucking annoying as seeing "Kanye vs. Eminem" all over the place.

I'm just going by his logic, but I'll stop now.

[12characters]

So then technically no album, artist, nor song should be considered "classic" since there isn't a single album/artist/song that EVERYONE likes.

no if someone, considers something a classic then it's a classic. (Classic takes in the opinions of everyone, not based solely off the individual [based off this definition]) if no one considers it a classic, then it's not.

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So then technically no album, artist, nor song should be considered "classic" since there isn't a single album/artist/song that EVERYONE likes.

No.

A classic means to be the first to do it, or improve exceptionally on a previous similar piece. Stop with the fuckin "classic" talk, I understand it is a derivative from your post but end it now.

It's almost as fucking annoying as seeing "Kanye vs. Eminem" all over the place.

Is that what it means?

[Fiftys_Advocate]

The Way I Am > Lose Yourself
Encore was a great album, My 1st Single was the only song not listenable.
Relapse is Eminem´s 3rd best album.
Encore > Recovery
I have never understood so much hype about Recovery.
I really enjoy Ass Like That, Just Lose It, Rain Man, Wee Wee.
I think Recovery is Eminem´s worst album, but still really good.
"Girls" is top 10 Eminem song and his best diss song.
Bump Heads´s beat is terrible.
In I Need a Doctor Dre was more enjyoable to listen than Em.
Elevator hook wasn´t that hook, I can think about 20 choruses that are better.
Mosh´s delivery is awesome.
Renegade is a pure evidence that those two are greatest. Em´s delivery was incredible. Fucking great.
Sing for the Moment is for me the worst song of TES, but still great as fuck.
JDGAF > SDGAF
Don´t Push Me is my favorite Eminem beat.
Drips has a freaking great Eminem verse.
Superman & Drug Ballad belong to the TOP 5 Em songs.

[Trimss]

Sing for the Moment is forme, technically, the worst song of TES, but still great as fuck.

You can't say that, because it's not. It might not be your favorite, but you can't state that as a fact. It's actually technically one of the best if not the best song on TES.

[Kill You]

Eminem's one of the most underrated and best producers.

This. I love his production.

[Mathers]

I have never understood so much hype about Recovery.

What hype? Nearly the whole of his fanbase hate this album.