babyjane wrote:Please stop with the 'this song isn't meant to be taken seriously' crap whenever Em does a bad verse or song. He's managed to do plenty of non-serious, silly songs and still give a great verse without corny punch lines and embarrassing lines like butt police rear, rear, rear. It's just not good, seriousness or lack thereof has nothing to do with it.
Kill You wrote:babyjane wrote:Please stop with the 'this song isn't meant to be taken seriously' crap whenever Em does a bad verse or song. He's managed to do plenty of non-serious, silly songs and still give a great verse without corny punch lines and embarrassing lines like butt police rear, rear, rear. It's just not good, seriousness or lack thereof has nothing to do with it.
But it's not. The argument I was bringing forward is that when other artists bring lackluster verses it's okay because the songs aren't meant to be taken serious but when Em does it it's a problem. It's okay for Lil Wayne to spit a verse FULL of corny as fuck punchlines but Em says one corny punchline and it ruins a whole verse for some people and it's ridiculous. Change your fucking tampon.
Kill You wrote:babyjane wrote:Please stop with the 'this song isn't meant to be taken seriously' crap whenever Em does a bad verse or song. He's managed to do plenty of non-serious, silly songs and still give a great verse without corny punch lines and embarrassing lines like butt police rear, rear, rear. It's just not good, seriousness or lack thereof has nothing to do with it.
But it's not. The argument I was bringing forward is that when other artists bring lackluster verses it's okay because the songs aren't meant to be taken serious but when Em does it it's a problem. It's okay for Lil Wayne to spit a verse FULL of corny as fuck punchlines but Em says one corny punchline and it ruins a whole verse for some people and it's ridiculous. Change your fucking tampon.
Kill You wrote:babyjane wrote:Please stop with the 'this song isn't meant to be taken seriously' crap whenever Em does a bad verse or song. He's managed to do plenty of non-serious, silly songs and still give a great verse without corny punch lines and embarrassing lines like butt police rear, rear, rear. It's just not good, seriousness or lack thereof has nothing to do with it.
But it's not. The argument I was bringing forward is that when other artists bring lackluster verses it's okay because the songs aren't meant to be taken serious but when Em does it it's a problem. It's okay for Lil Wayne to spit a verse FULL of corny as fuck punchlines but Em says one corny punchline and it ruins a whole verse for some people and it's ridiculous. Change your fucking tampon.
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Amadeo wrote:Snake897 wrote:Amadeo, Em has been bending words since the start of his career.EminemInsider wrote:That right there illustrates Eminem's mindset in those days. He was in no mood to try to bend words. He wrote down some rhymes that only worked with alternate dialects, but when he went into the booth, he wanted to be completely into the content of what he was saying to deliver the lines as a voice actor, as opposed to trying to emphasize any bent rhymes he had in there.EminemInsider wrote:When it comes to Eminem's rhyming technique, a lot of people claim Eminem alters the pronunciation of words in songs to make them sound more like rhymes, but until his post-2002 songs, that was VERY rarely the case.
Eminem hardly ever changed the pronunciation of a word from how he normally would pronounce it in the actual delivery. Examples of him NOT doing it:
What's this bitch retarded/Give me back my 16 dollars
If I could swallow a bottle of Tylenol I would/And end it for good, just say goodbye to Hollywood
Or stole my seat in the lunch room and drank my chocolate milk/Every time you tipped my tray and it dropped and spilt
Please don't let me be pigeon-holed in no regular job/Yo, I hope you can hear me homie, wherever you are/Yo I'm tellin you dog, I'm bailin this trailer tomorrow
In Eminem's head when he's writing the lines, he's hearing certain syllables pronounced differently in a different dialect (bitch re-taw-ded/16 daw-luhs), (Tylenol I would/bye to Hawl-y-wood), (chah-clate milk/dropped and spilt), (regula jawb/eva ya aw/tellin ya dawg/treh-la tom-aw), but in the actual song, he's using his own dialect and focusing on the "voice acting" part.
Amadeo wrote:Snake897 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7T5bm3Pejg
And not only that, what exactly about bending words makes you cringe? He bent words in Relapse, forwards, backwards, sideways.
How unnatural/forced it sounds is what makes me cringe. When Eminem raps stuff like "you think this is some Nuuuun-tendo game, how fucking dumb is you?" it sounds stupid as fuck. Just pronounce words how you'd normally pronounce them.
And yeah, I'm aware he bent words ridiculously on Relapse...but at least he was rhyming a lot on that album and his bars were even most of the time.
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