Eminem - Music to Be Murdered By Album Review | DEHH 

1:05 damn Kinge got one of the 10 commandments stone tablets

Hey Rod, the way you’ve been lighting the studio and staging everyone lately looks great.

"If you havent been murdered, then better luck next time."

The anderson paak song with eminem was the best to me and the you gon' learn track with royce best track imo

Why aren’t we talking about Lock It Up? One of the best flowing Eminem songs in the past 5 years.

I like the album, but I kinda knew y’all wasn’t going to like it.

All of royce's features were fantastic

Few years back Myke said Em should do his own hooks, this year he saying that Em should get other people on his hooks. This is what confuses him. But Myke is right, Em should do what he wants and stop worrying about critics. That's how they get paid.

I'm happy to hear Em spitting really well. I really like this album

Like Em said long ago "I'm still be the mad rapper if I'm rich or not,be in a canoe paddling making fun of your yacht" he sticking to his word

I actually really liked No regrets

"stop being so angry. You're white and rich." LMAOOOOOO

Y’all sleepin on You Gon’ Learn, easily my fav track he’s put out these past few albums

They are the most genuine hip hop review on RU-vid because they are all good friends just conversing and challenging each other it’s real and feels natural like your sitting in the room with them just spectating good guys with good taste in hip hop and great chemistry Yinz are the shit

This album better than i feel ya’ll give it credit 4... some of what ya’ll don’t like are vibes that made him famous. Some of his bars aren’t meant 2 be taken serious, he was always the jokey silly poke fun talk shit angry rapper now it seems ppl want him to talk about artwork or be happy all the time I’m confused. He talks trump he talks about his family his haters his critics pop stars - When other rappers talk about drugs all their career we don’t judge them with the same level of disdain

Strong agree with Myke on the fast rapping. The fast flow is cool every once in a while, on Rap God or when Busta does it. But the lyricism is way more important. If the wordplay isn't up to par, I don't give a fuck how fast it is. Rapping fast is not a display of skill.

Tbh ‘Never Love Again’ is a track I’ll always go back to.

Feefo, I accepted years ago that I'll never be able to grow a beard. You should too.

Kinge with disappointed dad vibes at the end talking to Em

Damn, surprised at how little love "Lock it Up" got. Especially considering Em didn't do the hook on that one.

Its not like anybody’s arguing that he can rap its just the fact that this man could be doing way more experimental creative shit and I feel like he’s just like “i can make words rhyme better look at me this is REAAAL RAP”

I actually liked the album

no regrets been on repeat

It’s really weird that y’all didn’t like the production. One of the best Eminem albums ever in terms of beats.

Y’all saying what Eminem said. Y’all ain’t never happy with his shit no matter what he puts out.

This channel's quality is getting really really good from like the camera work and the lights etc

i feel like i’ve heard that stepdad song on all of eminem albums

I thought this album was one of eminem best albums.

Y'all bugging with the No Regrets hook... That shit was a vibe

Y’all fuckin slept on the Paak song. How did it only get a one second mention. Easily the best here

bruh myke’s impression of little engine 😂 ken: that one couldn’t 🤣🤣🤣

14:19 to hear Rod's thoughts, Rod Squad where you at?!

Best Em album in a long time, great ad-libs, production. Had a bit of concept, theme he stuck to. I'd say 13/17 of tracks were enjoyable.

After listening to the whole album a handful of times I think "You Gon Learn" is my favorite. That shit is fire. Royce and Em killed it.

Going to have to disagree with the review. But it’s cool honestly. I legit enjoy every song. Nothing can sway my mind. At all. If anything, I’ll agree with the title. It screams “Murder raps” but the vibe wasn’t really dark. Cool. Whatever I love this album. Every song. I can hear a 1,000 reviews and will be like: “Cool. Rock on. More greatness for me” The replay value for me is super, super high. I can pinball with album since it has a mixtape vibe. I can play a bunch of shit randomly and sometimes even still end up playing the whole thing. Rock on with y’all review and anyone do y’all thing. I just genuinely enjoy it

Hey that juice wrld feature though was dope as hell, really missing the dudes voice already these days rip

I wanted to revisit this review because I've had a few months to sit with this album. The more I listened the more I enjoyed it. I think we all have so many expectations of Em after listening for 20 years that we're not even sure what we want anymore. For instance, if you take away the hook from Stepdad that song was VINTAGE Em!!!! Exaggerated storytelling, funny, riding the beat perfectly - that Alchemist beat was beautiful btw. But yet y'all complained about the song just cuz of the hook. And I literally had to wait 16 minutes into the review to hear you say anything about Em's bars. I don't know why you guys mostly focus on stuff you don't like when it comes to Em. Mike says he likes 95% of the album but 95% of his comments were about what he didn't like. Just something to think about. Hopefully someone reads this so you can keep it in mind when you review an album from Eminem in the future. I don't think this is one of Eminem's best albums but this review was depressing af. Too much focus on what you didn't like, which would be cool if you guys really didn't like the project, but that wasn't the case.

"100% of you is a fifth of a percent of me." Em Godzilla

Sooooo no mention of “You Gon Learn”. This review is stale.

I think what Em really needs to do more than anything is make a project with just one really dope producer that he has chemistry with making all the beats. We’ve seen Royce work with Premo, Joell with Illmind and Apollo Brown, which was some of my favorite projects from them. 4:44 was super dope in part because No ID made every beat. I’m not saying that Em could make a project on that level, but if he locked in with One top producer, I think it would be a great improvement

Did no one catch crooks "John Wilkes, thats who im in the booth like. Aye Bruh, i go Ham for dead presidents." AyeBruhHam Abraham. I thought that was slick

Feefo you really like this album. I can see it in your eyes. Stop fronting. Stop being afraid of what your friends will think.

Yall are literally my favorite review channel I'm surprised ya'll didn't like this! This was much a better version of Kamikaze and production was off the chain compared to his latest albums, wordplay was insane, I honestly thought his hooks were great as were used to getting pop hooks these past years. Really felt like this has been the best version of reborn Em.

the album is dope af , people should realize he's only a year younger than snoop and he's still killing it , Eminem is the GOAT period

I actually like the watching pupils get cornier/cornea line. That's legitimately clever as hell, but that eyeball line leading up to it sounds too forced

The album I’m looking forward to this year is Run the Jewels 4

Kinge finna walk into one of these videos with the damn monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey

Ken: " ... He just tried to do the same things he usually does.., I don't like it" Also ken: "he needs to just stick to what he know how to do" Which is it? Or are you just hating for no reason?

Beezy kinda looks like Masta Ace when he's wearing a hat.

I think this album was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Shout out to Beezy dentist for the thumbnail.

I 100% agree with Myke that rapping fast isn't inherently impressive. To me, speed rapping is like a van halen style guitar solo. It's only impressive if you know how to use it and how to craft a coherent song around it. It gets boring really fast if it's overused and it does not in any way excuse mediocre or wack writing. And on Godzilla Em's verse was really forgettable.

The BEST thing on this album is that someones trash songs are the others favorite. In time people will apreeciate it.

Little Engine is one of my favourite tracks

I feel like this album is a mixture of all the Eminem's of the past generations. You got the Early Slim Shady style, Serial Killer Em, Club Em, Beefing Em, Controversial Em, Rap God Em. I think Eminem looked at his past albums and realized that for the past two decades every Eminem fan doesn't like everything he does so rather than alienate them he put out a mixture of all of his styles and I think it works for him at his age because there are new Em fans and old Em fans and I think its fair that both have some favorites and not so favorite tracks from him.

I liked the album. personally I like it better than kamikaze

I love that you guys can be brutally honest without being hateful. Thank you for that. I just have to say that there were several moments on this album that gave me "old Eminem" vibes...that classic Em that everyone keeps asking for. I heard it on I Will, Stepdad, Premonition and You Gon Learn. It made me happy.

I can't count how many times I listened to I will, Marsh, You gon learn, Lock it up, Yah yah, Godzilla, No Regrets. So good. Surprised they didn't like the album.

No disrespect to the fans and I'm also speaking as an Eminem fan but I agree with DEHH, when you try to please people too much, it comes off as bad, move forward, evolve and get what you're into. It's like what Tyler' The Creator said, Forget what they want, give them what "YOU" want.

No love for 'Never Love Again' 🤷🏾‍♂️

Right now the way I see it Eminem can’t go back to being that emotional real raw rapper from his earlier albums because he’s already told his life story there’s no more content he can pull from his life to make those kind of albums anymore so he became a very technical rapper. I don’t get why people expect that from him anymore, I think he should just make cool rappy rap albums make more songs with his rap homies he always dope in a feature. Do more songs with new upcomers like Joyner, Young MA, and Juice (R.I.P).

I agree on the bad hooks to some of the songs but as a whole, the album brought me back as an Em fan. His bars made me look past some of the hooks. He got some bangers on here though. Nice review!!!

On You gon learn Em said “When you refer to the guy next to the Doc you meant shredder” Document shedder Who thinks of this shit

Also to me I thought the whole album was Great, it took a minute for certain songs to grow on me in the beginning when I first listened to it but now I like them. I would even say it's one of his best albums overall and of this decade.

Excited to see everybody hate on it except Feefo

Nobody liked “you gon learn”? 😂

that bar from Crooked "more shocking than droppin a boom box in bath water" - he said that shit 20 years ago in Step Up with Kurupt

The Royce features were all fire. Em and Royce balance each other well on tracks.

Let's start a Kickstarter campaign for an album by Em produced entirely by El-P. With no hooks. EDIT: Without Paul Rosenberg as executive producer or whatever he does and without any yes man around.

My favorite song is the one where he actually admits to being wrong for dissing Tyler and Earl. An actual strong and mature moment that most rappers wouldnt bother doing because of their pride getting in the way. Also everything Anderson .Paak touches turns to gold. Only feature I cared for (that wasnt in Slaughterhouse that is)

The review I was most looking forward, the review that I did not expect 😕🤷‍♂️

Outside of Feefo, everybody was off on this one. It’s better than Kamikaze, and arguably his best project since Eminem Show. This was a really good album. You want the old Em peep the old albums 🤷🏾‍♂️ lol

No surprise about this. They never like albums anymore 😂

When I check for Em I’m not looking for the ability to bump and bop my head because he’s not known for great beat making I’m listening for his lyricism that’s what I judge his artistic value on. For example you don’t judge Picasso on the realism of his paintings.

Myke sums up this album best. It’s like a buffet but not all of food is seasoned properly. I didn’t like most of the hooks on this album but Em’s rapping was fine.

Young MA line “I hate complaining, I hated waiting, I pay for patience” 🔥🔥🔥 Quadruple entendre. Do you guys listen to music or just skim through it.

I think Myke said it best at the end, If you try to please everyone, you end up pleasing nobody including yourself! But I think "Music To Be Murder By" was a step in the right direction!

Like Em said in premonition people dont Know what they want from him, these people are complaining AGAIN of the things they complained about in his last album that he has now changed to please them. EMinem didnt produce any beats on this album cos he took y'all advice and got producers to do it, he just added touches to help bring out his rapping , I am glad he did cos his touches suited his rap style. Em should stop trying to pls these critics and do what ever he likes bcos they will continue to complain, truth is all his critics including people on this podcast want him to just stop bcos he is white, their favorite rappers are not even half as good as Em.

*"Premonition"* *"You gon' learn"* *"Yah Yah"* *"I Will"* *"DARKNESS"* *"Lil' Engine"* *"Marsh"* *"Never Love again"* *"Lock it up"* - *Thoze are dead nice* *The rest of the tracks are pretty nice 2* *I'd only exclude "Stepdad" and "Farewell"*

"This album was Super OK" 😂😂😂

album tricked me the first 4 songs and then proceeded to be hot ass garbage per usual for Em so I’m interested to see if any of y’all can/will defend this😂

MYKE: Eminem rapped his ass off on 95% of the album ALSO MYKE: This album was super ok... I can name a handful of songs when the hook actually made the song. Godzilla, Never Love Again (Slept on) No Regrets?!? Don Toliver killed that lmao yall buggin and Lock It Up. Darkness hook is solid, You Gon Learn hook was solid, I Will's was dope, Marsh hook was ehh but definitely didnt ruin anything, same thing with Unaccomodating and Leaving Heaven. Literally 4 songs I wont argue if you think it's bad out of 17 tracks (Those Kinda Nights, In Too Deep, Stepdad, Farewell). That's a great album.

I love how they talk about the bars in I will and leave out eminem's word play especially his tribute to wutang. Eminem had the best verse by a long shot

"super ok" is perfect af

An Eminem surprise album, was something I never asked for.

I'm with Myke on rapping fast thing.

I agree with Mike wholeheartedly, Em should not take the criticism to heart and especially not let it mold whatever he does next.

I never considered Em was is this weird spot of trying to appease critics but also appease the hip hop community. I just kinda thought he had a weird taste in beats and aesthetics. What Mike was saying at the end definitely makes sense

Damn, I love the album but that shit myke said at the end was so true.

When I saw Alchemist on the production I thought he had listenend to Beezy and got some dark grimy shit. Well, didn't hear the Alchemist touch on Stepdad at all..

You know Marshall Mathers himself will be peeping this review 👀 thanks for always keeping it 100 you guys

This is one of my favorite channels and I really love these guys but I disagree with many of their points. I agree about the bitterness in premonition and am not mad at the hooks problem they had, but it almost seemed like I was hearing a different album. The dark theme and production was prevalent throughout the whole album. Premonition had dark elements. You gon learn instrumental was dark and spooky. They must have missed the singing tulips in the graveyard throughout the track. The music in Em's verse morphed into a scary progression. Godzilla, enough said. Darkness was about a mass murderer. Leaving Heaven was dark and gritty. Em's last verse was about evil as hell. Stepdad was about killing his stepdad. Marsh was extra terrestrial. No Regrets had some dark lyrical content in the first verse. I Will went back to that scary climax that was in You gon learn, not to mention his very last part that was like a nuclear reactor. Not one person has pointed this out. Oh and the chorus. The content of the album followed the theme of the title perfectly, but none of them seemed to get it.I liked that he sang the hooks. If you don't take it seriously, they're quite enjoyable. I listen to him for the rapping. But I won't hate on them for that though.The rapping was incredible. If you didn't get enjoyment from that I guess 2020 Eminem isn't for you. What can you do at this point, ya know? Every song was a gem in its own unique way. It makes me laugh when people say the album was too long.

Em hooks grows on you on this album. Dont stick on the first listen. Farewell and little engine I didnt like. but 15/17 songs i play on repeat and i really enjoy them. I LOVED no regrets.

I was literally waiting for this review over all the others. Even in your lukewarm responses y'all savage as hell lol. To each his own though. I thought the album was dope. And I haven't listened to an Eminem album since Encore. Favorite tracks are Godzilla, I will, Yah Yah, You gon' learn & No Regrets.

Bruh No Regrets was one of the standout hooks on the album, Don Toliver killed that shit! This review is an example of the size of Em's fanbase at this point. Every section wants different shit! Y'all want him to do all old school Slaughterhouse style joints, but then people say that shit sounds dated. He has up and coming artists come in and smash the hooks and then people say he's tryna appeal too much to the younger crowd. I can see why this dude going crazy on that first track 😨😡.

Nice review! You guys would really benefit from getting a microphone for each guy. I had to keep turning the volume up and down. Or maybe utilizing a little compression on the vocals

Favorite joint "No Regrets (Feat. Don Oliver)" I give the album 4/5 mics. 1. The Marshall Mathers LP 2. The Eminem Show 3. The Slim Shady LP 4. Kamikaze 5. Music To Be Murdered By 6. The Marshall Mathers LP 7. Recovery 8. Revival 9. Relapse 10. Encore

Every word Em spit on Godzilla made sense fast or not. You just didn't understand it or process it.

Yall are the 1st reviewers who I've seen dislike No Regrets which is my favorite track on the album...i'm actually shocked yall dont like that.

Myke is just straight up gas-lighting with his final remarks. Eminem has shown on plenty of occasions that he's a fan of some pop music. (Ironically, Myke is a fan of some pop music himself.) The fact that he's been collaborating with pop acts for literally a decade now and even put relatively unknown artists like Jessie Reyez on his albums is a pretty telling sign that he actually enjoys making these kinds of songs. Hell, he even proudly proclaimed this on "Rap God" ("It's not hip-hop, it's pop, cause I found a hella way to fuse it"). Just because he isn't doing what YOU want him to do doesn't mean he isn't doing what HE wants to do. Give me a fucking break.