For those of you who are planning on buying the SH album

[Emadyville]

I'm not sure, but I probably would have bought it either way. But I've bought albums because of ems involvement before.

[ImANoob]

I honestly don't know if a slaughterhouse fan exists. Like I don't know ANYYY slaughterhouse fans at all. I feel like they have the talent, but since they're associated with Em they are living off of his publicity.

you bring up a good point. i dont personally know any slaughterhouse fans in real life. but as i said before, even if eminem wasnt associated with them, i would still be a fan

[Emadyville]

I honestly don't know if a slaughterhouse fan exists. Like I don't know ANYYY slaughterhouse fans at all. I feel like they have the talent, but since they're associated with Em they are living off of his publicity.

you bring up a good point. i dont personally know any slaughterhouse fans in real life. but as i said before, even if eminem wasnt associated with them, i would still be a fan

Interesting as i dont either, but i know fans of budden

[radioactivejaber]

I'm gonna buy it to support Slaughterhouse, but tbh I'm only gonna listen to the Eminem songs, the Skylar Grey tracks and the T-Minus produced tracks, so overall only 4/5 tracks

[psu24]

I've actually been a fan since I heard their first song Onslaught, I believe on one of Royce's Bar Exam mixtapes. Was already of fan of Budden, Royce, and Ortiz but never really listened to Crooked til they came together. Plus I liked their last album and that was made in like a week so this should even be better but Em being on surely doesn't hurt. If your a fan of lyrics then I don't really see how you could dislike them, believe it or not Eminem, while one of the best to do it, isn't the only rapper who can write great lyrics.

[slimfan94]

wasn't going to buy it anyway cos not a fan of them but when i heard Eminem was producing it i was really excited to hear some new production from him and was gonna listen to it online but since he barley producing on it not even gonna listen online aside from the 3 tracks he on.

It's so obvious your aftermathers it's ridiculous.

[K Reidy]

I own both Slaughterhouse projects, I have a few Royce albums... and one Budden & one Crooked I project. I'm a big fan of Slaughterhouse. Eminem being on it is just a big bonus

[Kill You]

I'm going to buy it if I really like it. I wouldn't buy an album just for a few Em features...I'm pretty sure most of the people on here are actual fans of Slaughterhouse as well.

[M-Pyre]

I don't know about you guys, but to me, all the singles are miles apart from what I'm used to from slaughterhouse. the first album was one of those lp's that'll stay with me for the rest of my life. but now with hammerdance, my life, that super shitty song with swizz beats and that new emotional song, I am absolutely NOT impressed. and I used to very pumped for this album, let alone that eminem is involved.

now the only reason why I'm (downloading) getting this album is because I wanna hear some new em. thats it.

[AmmoHaze]

I don't know about you guys, but to me, all the singles are miles apart from what I'm used to from slaughterhouse. the first album was one of those lp's that'll stay with me for the rest of my life. but now with hammerdance, my life, that super shitty song with swizz beats and that new emotional song, I am absolutely NOT impressed. and I used to very pumped for this album, let alone that eminem is involved.

now the only reason why I'm (downloading) getting this album is because I wanna hear some new em. thats it.

You see how Slaughterhouse are in an extremley awkward position though probably are never going to ever have sucess or sales because of this huge dilema that will haunt their career. When they do what stereotyped as just rap like they cyphering no substance and depth to the lyrics just rapping for the sake of it over minimal simple beats majority people don't like listening to this the average person feels this is boring and not good song making at all. Now when they attempt to try to make good music even if it it's executed well but they attempt to have depth say something in the lyrics or try to make entertaining club music their few fans critisize them for not trying to sound like Freestyle Rappers rambling.

[EminemBase]

I definitely wouldn't buy an album just because Eminem was on it.

Eminem has been on albums that are otherwise poop, I didn't buy them.

I haven't bought an album for a while to be honest, not because there hasn't been good ones - I've just spent any money I've had on drugs or debt, or other things.

I've got many albums on my 'to buy' list though and I'll check out SH's Shady debut and if I like it I'll buy it. I knew about SH before Em's involvement... where Em is at right now, I doubt he's going to 'make' the album like he would have in his prime. It'll probably just be three verses about sluts.

I'm still looking forward to his verses, and contribution, but I'm more-so interested in seeing if SH can surprise me and provide me with some unpredictable, exciting hip-hop. And a solid album.

[rapaddict92]

SH are rap monsters i'm buying for that fact. Em being on it is cool also.

[AmmoHaze]

I definitely wouldn't buy an album just because Eminem was on it.

Eminem has been on albums that are otherwise poop, I didn't buy them.

I haven't bought an album for a while to be honest, not because there hasn't been good ones - I've just spent any money I've had on drugs or debt, or other things.

I've got many albums on my 'to buy' list though and I'll check out SH's Shady debut and if I like it I'll buy it. I knew about SH before Em's involvement... where Em is at right now, I doubt he's going to 'make' the album like he would have in his prime. It'll probably just be three verses about sluts.

I'm still looking forward to his verses, and contribution, but I'm more-so interested in seeing if SH can surprise me and provide me with some unpredictable, exciting hip-hop. And a solid album.

This monster of a Hook ain't about sluts or any silly topic same with Recovery his last solo project no topic about anything silly like that just real dope content from the heart like this hook.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWq7NyZqyoA


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[TonyTilt]

Slaughterhouse's independent CD is a CLASSIC, and so is Yelawolf's pre-shady stuff. I was listening to them both before Em signed them and now that their on my favorite label its a dream come true for me. I just wish Em put forth half the effort he is with the Slaughterhouse album to Yela's first album :/

P.S. I'm the biggest Slaughterhouse & Yela fan I know so I might be a little biased but this new album will be a big surprise to people who don't really know if they like the house.

[Amaranthine]

Slaughterhouse's independent CD is a CLASSIC, and so it Yelawolf's pre-shady stuff. I was listening to them both before Em signed them and now that their on my favorite label its a dream come true for me. I just wish Em put forth half the effort he is with the Slaughterhouse album to Yela's first album :/

For Yelawolf, Eminem's input during the making of Radioactive was priceless.

"His ideas and his opinions are worth a lot," Wolf told MTV News on Tuesday. "Artistically, it's worth more than I can pay for — for him to even say what he thinks about a record."

In February, Yelawolf talked with us about the significance of being signed to Shady and working with Eminem. "I mean, it's a huge deal being able to have a mentor who's done this for so long and [has] been through so much," Wolf said. "Also, artistically, [he just pushes] me to be better. Being around them dudes will make you better naturally. So we're excited, man."

...Still, Yela insists that the living rap legend's value stretches further than a single appearance. "I've been in the studio with him when I was writing a couple of records for this. He mixed, he did arrangements, he was fully involved," he said.

I think sometimes we downplay what Em did for Radioactive.