The Problem with the song was that it was played so much literally at one point I remember hearing it at least seven times in an hour on the radio for weeks on end people loved it but they played the Hell out of it.
You guys said that it couldn’t have been his mother but in the song it’s supposed to be. Of course it’s also supposed to represent anyone. But in the song technique mentions they covered the woman in a shirt and didn’t take it off until Billy was about to shoot her. So yes, it was his own mother
I know im late to this party, but watching you with your dad filled me with joy. I lost my father last year and he was my besr friend, we used to sit together and have a whiskey and take it turns to play a song we loved and explain why. Rest in power Dad aka Ronski Beat. Watching you with your father just brought it all back and made me realise how much i did appreciate him. Thank you for the content and the memories that got revitalised Edit. This is his first album
There are still people who don't like that Eminem is a white rapper, that white people just don't belong. There's a word for that I think. Obviously there's always going to be detractors, but still. He clearly overcame that, not that I necessarily doubted it would happen.
Billie and her brother are equally amazing creatives and super talented. It’s awesome they created this together. I wonder if their whole family is creative. They must be!
This Song Was Produced By J Dilla He Mixed A 1962 Sample With Fantastic Drums Mixed With Raw And Organic Drums From The Drum Machine Mixing With The Sample Mixing With The Parts With The Song With The Vocals From The Sample Dilla Did The Scratching With This Track
i like this format instead of pausing just talk when it comes to ya, i love it. i hate people who pause the songs everytime, but sometimes it might be needed but thats minimal
Please check out Sidhu Moosewala, he was an punjabi Indian Tupac, he wrote his life and was big fan Tupac. He was executed by the govt of India the same way as Tupac and he wrote it before how he gonna die. You won’t regret it.
I just want to point out that the ending of dance with the devil did not have any sort of nice ending. The dude violently raped his mom and then threw himself from a building. “The shirt covered her face, but she screamed and clawed So Billy stomped on the bitch until he'd broken her jaw The dirty bastards knew exactly what they were doin' They kicked her until they cracked her ribs and she stopped movin' Blood leakin' through the cloth, she cried silently And then they all proceeded to rape her violently Billy was made to go first, but each of them took a turn Rippin' her up and chokin' her until her throat burned” But what he saw made him start to cringe and stutter 'Cause he was starin' into the eyes of his own mother She looked back at him and cried 'cause he had forsaken her She cried more painfully than when they were rapin' her”
This Album Was Released On December 15 1992 On Death Row Records And Interscope Records And Priority Records It Peaked At Number Two On The Billboard Hot 100 Charts The Album Was A Huge Commercial Success Selling 322,000 Copies In Its First Week. Then It Sold Over Five Million Copies And Certified Quintuple Platinum On April 9 1993. It Won A Grammy Award For Best Hip Hop Album Of 1992. It Won A Soul Train Music Award For Best Produced Album Of 1992. It Was The Second Best Selling Album Of 1992 Behind Micheal Jackson. It Was Featured On Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Hip Hop Albums Of All Time List Being Ranked Number 13 In 2024. And On The 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time List Being Ranked Number 52 In 2022. And The Source’s Top 100 Greatest Hip Hop Albums Of The 90s. Production Was Handled All By Dr . Dre
