Kill You wrote:NOTHING like Recovery, people.
Literally is nothing like it. Not even the beat.
Kill You wrote:NOTHING like Recovery, people.
Literally is nothing like it. Not even the beat.




Kill You wrote:guiltyhiphop wrote:We all knew this song was coming...
Eminem needs songs like this to stay relevant.
It's actually a really good song though, listen to the lyrics.
Real talk, and the song serves its purpose. We'll hear the rest of the album and cry because it's so good. Koolo was right because the verses are 10/10 and that's probably what he meant. Get over it and grow up, like Em did, guys.

alicia11 wrote:I think we are overreacting a little bit? I mean at this point, Interscope had better stream the songs themselves, I don't believe the majority of the songs will be like Monster to be honest, the relatively short verses, long hooks, Rihanna...are chosen for radio stations and perhaps a broader audience. But they can't blame us for overreacting, because we still have no actual grasp of the whole album so far and it's being released one week later makes the situation extremely weird. Even if this album is a cluster of mess, at this stage, rather than keeping secrecy, letting it out could't hurt it more imo, the damage has been there. I still trust Em, no matter what, even Encore I accepted back in the days, I just think this whole situation is really getting weird...


alicia11 wrote:I think we are overreacting a little bit? I mean at this point, Interscope had better stream the songs themselves, I don't believe the majority of the songs will be like Monster to be honest, the relatively short verses, long hooks, Rihanna...are chosen for radio stations and perhaps a broader audience. But they can't blame us for overreacting, because we still have no actual grasp of the whole album so far and it's being released one week later makes the situation extremely weird. Even if this album is a cluster of mess, at this stage, rather than keeping secrecy, letting it out could't hurt it more imo, the damage has been there. I still trust Em, no matter what, even Encore I accepted back in the days, I just think this whole situation is really getting weird...

Horsebot3K wrote:Usernamesarehard wrote:My dick is going in your mouth whether you like it or not bipolar fuck boy.


cityfan31 wrote:Kill You wrote:guiltyhiphop wrote:We all knew this song was coming...
Eminem needs songs like this to stay relevant.
It's actually a really good song though, listen to the lyrics.
Real talk, and the song serves its purpose. We'll hear the rest of the album and cry because it's so good. Koolo was right because the verses are 10/10 and that's probably what he meant. Get over it and grow up, like Em did, guys.
We can either discuss our opinions on a song or not. But seeing as we all invested time in waiting for this album for 1000 days I think it's legitimate to air those views.
This hasn't crushed me psychologically, don't worry. As for growing up, there's a lot more mature music on mmlp. This is lowest common denominator nonsense. You know it and so does em. That's the worst bit!


JamaicanPattlez wrote:alicia11 wrote:I think we are overreacting a little bit? I mean at this point, Interscope had better stream the songs themselves, I don't believe the majority of the songs will be like Monster to be honest, the relatively short verses, long hooks, Rihanna...are chosen for radio stations and perhaps a broader audience. But they can't blame us for overreacting, because we still have no actual grasp of the whole album so far and it's being released one week later makes the situation extremely weird. Even if this album is a cluster of mess, at this stage, rather than keeping secrecy, letting it out could't hurt it more imo, the damage has been there. I still trust Em, no matter what, even Encore I accepted back in the days, I just think this whole situation is really getting weird...
I wonder why the secrecy too. Especially why everything was done in this order...







Kill You wrote:cityfan31 wrote:Kill You wrote:
Real talk, and the song serves its purpose. We'll hear the rest of the album and cry because it's so good. Koolo was right because the verses are 10/10 and that's probably what he meant. Get over it and grow up, like Em did, guys.
We can either discuss our opinions on a song or not. But seeing as we all invested time in waiting for this album for 1000 days I think it's legitimate to air those views.
This hasn't crushed me psychologically, don't worry. As for growing up, there's a lot more mature music on mmlp. This is lowest common denominator nonsense. You know it and so does em. That's the worst bit!
I like the song, so clearly I don't know shit.

kokasov wrote:JamaicanPattlez wrote:alicia11 wrote:I think we are overreacting a little bit? I mean at this point, Interscope had better stream the songs themselves, I don't believe the majority of the songs will be like Monster to be honest, the relatively short verses, long hooks, Rihanna...are chosen for radio stations and perhaps a broader audience. But they can't blame us for overreacting, because we still have no actual grasp of the whole album so far and it's being released one week later makes the situation extremely weird. Even if this album is a cluster of mess, at this stage, rather than keeping secrecy, letting it out could't hurt it more imo, the damage has been there. I still trust Em, no matter what, even Encore I accepted back in the days, I just think this whole situation is really getting weird...
I wonder why the secrecy too. Especially why everything was done in this order...
Trust Shady!

Horsebot3K wrote:Usernamesarehard wrote:My dick is going in your mouth whether you like it or not bipolar fuck boy.





guiltyhiphop wrote:cityfan31 wrote:This is lowest common denominator nonsense
"I wanted the fame, but not the cover of Newsweek
Oh well, guess beggars can't be choosey
Wanted to receive attention for my music
Wanted to be left alone in public, excuse me"
Because that's nonsense isn't it.
Wake up.

cityfan31 wrote:
It is catchy, it will blow up and be played for months. There's no denying it. But at what cost...AT WHAT COST


Kill You wrote:cityfan31 wrote:
It is catchy, it will blow up and be played for months. There's no denying it. But at what cost...AT WHAT COST
At no cost, you're overreacting...what, at the cost of skipping one song on a 21 song album including bonuses?

cityfan31 wrote:Kill You wrote:cityfan31 wrote:
It is catchy, it will blow up and be played for months. There's no denying it. But at what cost...AT WHAT COST
At no cost, you're overreacting...what, at the cost of skipping one song on a 21 song album including bonuses?
That was tongue in cheek overreaction admittedly. But still, I really hate this song mate and it's depressing implications.
I know there will be lots of worthwhile stuff elsewhere on the album.


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