FIRST TIME WATCHING 8 MILE- ENDING BATTLES REACTION | OMG 😳🔥 

I like that Eminem also wrote the other battlers’ raps. So he was sitting there thinking about how to dis himself.

She wasn't hating at the end there. She was actually apologizing in her own way

The Em middle finger is his signature sign. Her doing it to him was a sign of approval.

All I'll say is you should watch "8 Mile". It's a great film. It's way more than rap battles. There's a good personal story told with tons of character developments from an outstanding cast of supporting actors.

The ending of this is great. Usually you want to go 2nd in a battle so you can react to whatever they said. But here, he put it all out. He left the last dude with nothing he could say 😂 He played that brilliantly

EM wrote all the freestyles for both sides.

Yea, Brittany Murphy (RIP) at the end was his girlfriend but the flipping off was sort of a respect between them both because she always pushed him to be who he was because she knew he was special.

There's no shame in getting jumped. Wear that crap proudly. If you've ever gotten jumped, it's because your enemy was too afraid to confront you without backup. Plain and simple. Thanks for the reaction, that was fun.

Good Catch - yes it's a young Anthony Mackie 12 years before his MCU debut, this was his FIRST MOVIE!

“Lets see if he can win by going first” Bruh its Eminem, you cant let him go first and you cant let him go last because he will still win. As soon as B Rabbit turned the crowd against Papa Doc, he had already won. He then put him on blast with his real life facts and exposed him playing gangster this whole time, he then proceeded to roast himself so that Papa Doc would have nothing else to say. Absolute genius and a just masterpiece of bars 🔥

Psychological damage. He stated everything the other dude could use as ammunition and fired it himself. The perfect response to going first. If you use everything what else can your enemy use against you? Nothing. Plus outing him probably messed up the guy too.

What’s even funnier is that Eminem actually googled Anthony Mack (the actor that played “Papa Doc”) and was spitting about Anthony Macky’s real life shit 😂

When the "Shook Ones" part 2 beat comes on, i always get goosebumps.

Even I, a washed up, Norwegian black metal enthusiast have seen this movie (and liked it)🙂

Love this... 8 Mile is the movie where Em hit Papa Doc so hard, he quit rapping and became an Avenger.

Captain America sitting there thinking, that boy snapped….Eminem has literally made an entire career of holding the torch with every verse he’s written since…regardless of who was on the track with him….GOAT

The ending battles are great. If you can get your hands on the dvd, in the bonus features, Eminem battles some of the movie extras during breaks in filming. Worth the watch.

That Lotto line after the music cuts out is hard. Referencing the opponent’s name, lottery tickets and get his mom’s number in half a bar.

8 mile is one of those movies that has about 30 minutes of highlight reel, and the rest is just punching you in the feels.

Papa Doc's verse tho. "Yo..." Amazing.

If you notice you've seen Eminem smirk and laugh when he said leave it to Beaver but a lot of people don't know is Eminem wrote all their lyrics when they wrapped against him he wrote all of their wraps and lyrics for them that's why he laughed when he said leave it to Beaver lol

I know im late but that “captain america” guy didnt know what eminem was gonna say in the script and he rapped about his actual life outside of acting. Thats why his flabbergasted face looked so believable

Papa doc reaction when Em said but i know something about you. It was actually real life facts about that actor.

Also, Em wrote all of the lyrics in this movie. He based them off of what was actually said (I believe), no one disses Em as hard as he disses himself (Bad Guy is a great example). Oh! Except for the last one, Em actually did some research so Clarence is getting roasted for real (I also believe Anthony was surprised when Em started listing off personal lore.)

(Yes I'm extracting actual life lessons out of this fictitious rap battle scene from a movie) There are two really useful things to pick up on in what Rabbit (Eminem) does here: First, he is honest about his past and talks about it openly - this is especially important for anyone trying to have a public presence, or be a celebrity, or a politician. If you think about how many scandals happen where someone tries to blackmail someone or calls them out for something private, all of that is avoided if you beat everyone to the punch and share your past on your own. It's also a good idea to try and live in a way such that you'd not be embarrassed if the world saw you do something. Second about communication in general: If you are talking with folks especially if you are laying out some sort of plan or suggestion or giving a presentation - it's helpful to try and think about what the likely concerns, objections, and counterarguments are going to be and address them in your talking points in advance - this reduces the likelihood of someone interrupting you and also shows that you've thought through your idea which will help convince some folks that may be on the fence about it. As a good rule of thumb you want at least 3 reasons why you think something is a good idea because most people don't think through things that deeply so if you have at least 3 reasons you'll probably have enough to win over most folks. This is ESPECIALLY good to get in the habit in with any sort of job or career - the people that are good at presentations, speaking, and writing - are the people who get promoted more easily or asked to be leaders. VERY important to know that the most important general skill to learn and improve on is to be more articulate - that is useful no matter what job you have or get. Cheers.

I love this movie and it's based on Eminem's life coming up and his struggle to make something of himself. He's a genius.

He re-framed the conversation, getting out ahead of him by being honest. That's why you never hide your true self. Be honest and proud.

You really should have watched the movie before the battles it gives the needed context for the lyrics to hit a lot harder and it would have made the whole end scene more enjoyable.

The film "8 Mile" is a classic. It's one of the greatest retribution endings to a movie of all-time.

hes not "Captain America" He's the American Falcon! Captain America just gave him his shield to use after Infinity Wars!

I love this movie and I enjoy revisiting the rap battles, but watching your reaction takes it to a whole new level. Your video is gold, my friend.

This is the moment he decided to stop rapping and become a superhero instead, cause fighting Thanos was way easier than battling Eminem

'here, tell these people something they don't know about me...' most epic Mic Drop :D

Em buried that last mans so deep he came back out a superhero 😂

It amazes me to this day how freakishly good, crisp and sharp this movie is, atmospheric, none bad actors, none dumb unnecessary scenes, solid as can be. And the fact it came not from some world renowned director is even crazier. I always recommended to see this movie even to those who has zero knowledge or interest in rap, because it's just a cool film. Remember watching it on some pirated VHS with a quite questionable image quality and translation to my language when I was a kid, what a memory. I watched this movie probable at least 2 dozen times throughout the years (glad they didn't translate battles and let me hear the flow back then =)

HE JUST "LET IT SHINE" HIM HAD ME DEADDDD, I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU WERE TALKIN BOUT, I REMEMBERED ALL THEM LYRICS TOO

I saw an interview w/ Anthony Mackie, the actor who played PapaDoc, the last round Eminem wrote and asked Anthony I’m gonna use some of your real life, is that ok? Anthony said yes, but didn’t know he was gonna go so hard on Anthony’s REAL life, till he heard it. Crazy! I love behind the scenes stories like that! Great movie ❤

Its Funny you Called Captain America, Captain America In this Context and when I was watching Falcon and winter soldier I was calling him Pappa Doc lol

You cant say he let it shined him. The writers got that shit from THIS movie😂 Let it shine 8 miled that shit you feel me💀. I fuckin love this movie

It’s so much better when you know it’s someone’s first time watching this lol

Phenomenal completely destroyed I’m from Grand Rapids Michigan still live there and I’ve been to 8 mile so many times, I love Detroit

Stumbled onto your channel tonight, this movie is great but it will get over hyped on you, I love it for all the rap battles in it.

I loved let it shine!! Glad you made that comparisons!😂

I love that you are breaking down lines ever other person on earth has already heard 😂 and without context since you didn’t watch the movie. This is top YT content 😂

You should watch the movie, the second guy he challenged in what you just watched was actually one of the people hired to be in the crowd. One day they had down time and started doing rap battles and this guy won and got a place in the movie. He grew up poor as shit, and this is his passion and talent but he hasn’t grown up and he has confidence issues. It’s a coming of age story, for an aspiring rap artist. You’ll enjoy it I am a white girl from Canada and I didn’t even really like Eminem until I saw this movie. It completely changed my opinion about him and was a damn good story too.

What's cool is after the movie, there's video of him letting the Detroit artist freestyle/audition for the rap part

Lose yourself in the music was the song he wrote while filming it one of my favorite songs.

I love the last one so much. When you roast yourself so hard there is nothing else for the other guy to do.

When you mentioned let it shine 🙂 I started rapping along with you

Your facial expressions were everything lol

Priceless ending to this awesome movie that I was a huge fan of Eminem when i was in high school

When Eminem said “That’s a private school” he actually called it out on the actor irl it’s true

Slim always has the best come back he will use his tragedies in his life and his battles so you can’t say nothing about him no more cause he’s already said that shit

Ur expressions r truly priceless . And the first parts of Rabbits rap its his True Life Jounrey for a long time .

You’re so fun to watch!!

Man..you need to watch 8 Mile! lol. You understand a lot more when you watch it! Its awesome!

It’s a must see film. Hard to watch at times - but worth it!!

“I don’t even know what ending battles mean…” 🤣 Love it

Definitely watch the movie. A lot of the lines in the battle will make more sense.

Went cinema to watch this first night was out in England back then, everyone walked out after thinking they could rap like Eminem hahhaa - great film.

This is even better in the context of the movie.

I never get tired of people reacting to Rabbit

Love the lowkey ghosty aparal aproach on the vid also hell yea

I love your reaction you making me laugh ty Cammm ya that's the girl 🐐👍😭

That you listen again to catch it or be sure what you heard, it's good.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Fun fact Em wrote all the raps in the movie,

Hip hop shop and the shelter. Em was signed 2 years b4 his 1st album. He was a ghost writer to start.

Can't watch end battle without watching movie. It's all tied into the end.

He plays himself in the movie but calls himself "Rabbit". Take a peak at 8 mile you'll enjoy it.

i have watched these rap battles so many times and the mrs. cleaver (leave it to beaver tv show from the 1960s)..If you know the show, it makes the lines that much funnier...But yeah amazing reaction!!! And i heard Em wrote the lyrics for the other rappers...Not sure if this is true, but that's what I read.

Never let Eminem go first.

Bro that let it shine reference was the best

The final scene of him dissing himself is like stealing an opponents gun during a duel and shooting himself in the foot before handing it back and telling em to land a solid shot on him. All out of ammunition

Yes check out the scene when he was at work getting lunch.

8 Mile is about Eminem s story about how his upbringing and how he became Eminem

I’m pretty sure that battle in Let It Shine was partially taken from this film

idk how anyone hasnt seen 8 mile. It's like pure 2000s pop culture

He got jumped by 6 of them

Awesome reaction bro

Definitely react to the whole movie. It’s epic.

I’ve never understood the whole “yeah they call me rabbit, this is a turtle race” it’s obviously a reference to the tortoise and the hare. But in that story the tortoise wins

they called me rabbit but this a turtle race...Ahahahaa

The released version of the 8 Mile song “Lose Yourself” was done by Eminem in one take.

She wasn't hating, that was just their thing. You see both of them are smiling.

Feels watching a movie in a room full of sun

I SAW YOU LAST WEEK DRIVING A TAXI CAB! 😂😂

Let it shine got the idea from this movie. This movie came out in the early 2000s

My brother born in '76 has done and WON battle raps. Majority of them took place in prison. We are white folk. He's a spittin image of Eminem.🔴 My own mother took my brother to see 8 Mile when it first came out.

😂😂 he reaction so natural

Honestly I watch the ending rap battles on the regular and I love to see people react but honestly young man for you to really get the whole ending battles you need to see the movie because that is the highlight of what the movie Len up to❤❤❤

Im now 67 years old but if i remember right the movie 8 Miles came out in the 1990's i believe i was in my 30's then . The story line of the movie was so sad . Watch it you h May feel a tad different for Rabbit ( thst was the name his friends called him . And he had black friends Sir . They helped him & protected him .

Yes, it seems the actor plays a role as an Avenger later.-Ernie Moore Jr.

First thing I thought of when I saw it was Let it Shine… he “let it shined him” 😭😭

Yes, that’s Captain America. Em knocked into another genre 😂

Let it shine got its inspo from this movie

They diss him so bad he went became a avenger 😂😂😂

and there you go.

dude i love all your faces XD

See if he can win by going first was an interesting thought to mention.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Man just wanted to remind the room a full moon is white dawg hahaha