HOW I MISS THIS? | Eminem - Role Model | Reaction 

wasn't cher on that trip aswell?

Lol he shut down Times Square

@@emiliadumitru8030 That VMA performance let me know he was going to be in the industry for a long time.

Yh I remember being in my room in 99, and my step dad walked in just as em was saying "if it's not a rapper that I make it as.... " and he took my cd... stole another one from HMV the next day lol... I was only 14 I'm not a thief these days lol

I remember putting this CD on in my moms car when this first came out. I thought she was gonna throw the CD out the window at first. But she actually respected him for being real and not sugar coating his lyrics.

thinkin way back at 16 ridin in my first car around suburbia blastin this....

I KNOW HOW THE FUK CAN YOU LISTEN TO CLEAN VERSION OF SLIM SHADY.😮😎🚬🔥

He's not but he's a legend

@@Trudonit’s a tired argument. Who’s the GOAT? I think we all must accept that, we all gonna feel different about different things. The barometer then should probably be revenue. Using “Best Selling Rappers of All Time” one will find that the top three looks like this… 1) Eminem 2) Tupac 3) Jay Z Anything other than sales to select GOAT status is objective.

@@MyWORDisntGospel record sales do not equal best. Horrible argument. By this logic master p > rakim

@@Trudon ask rakim.... L l cool j... Ur opinion doesn't matter bruh . ..

me too, I like that song too

Fu.k i was looking if anyone else noticed that.. great job 👏 He evolved the phrase and made the rhyme scheme much more complex, even just with the pronouncion of the single syllables... this is a perfect example of the fact that yes, early Em was soo raw and ruthless a d maybe more Slim Shady THE ORIGINAL BUT........ he has raised his pen and his ability to let those syllables do what the fu.k he wants them to do ant his ability to pronouncing things making them fit into the schemes, to a level of greatness that it's not far from being close to perfection IMO...

Two of my favorite Em songs ever.

Nah 🤣 it’s honestly not even close.. unless you’re meaning mainstream hits and the yeah I’d somewhat agree.

all his phases offered something unique tho imagine if he stayed the same!

@24sowl11 Hell no. I've loved every step of the journey. The skillset he showcases is phenomenal. Effortlessly, morfs from a court jester to poet to assassin at will. He has everyone & everything in his scope. The man's 50, he's done everything & the biggest complaint they have is the 50 yr old raps too fast, but sweatin' on that next album🤣

​@@whysoserious4434 Yeah. And they try and complain about him rapping too good. Too technical or going off on someone else's track lol. It's crazy

@@flybrooks8628 I think the complaint about him rapping too good is valid as ridiculous as that sounds. The reason I say that is he’s so hyper focused on the complexity and difficulty of each bar being so technical that I feel the music itself has taken a backseat. The Eminem Show was the last album that I can just let play all the way through. His lyricism is still amazing but I’m not feeling his flow style or the songs as a whole that he does now personally.

@@miggs80 While I do agree, I think more people need to understand that this happens with literally every artist in any genre. Everyone has a peak record or couple of records. It's usually after the first few albums come out and they find their own pocket, they put out a "master piece" record, then fall off a bit, due to age or a number of things. Again, this happens with just about every single artist. The ONLY reason some don't is because they stop early or die young. I can guarantee if guys like Pac and Biggie didn't die so young, they'd be looked at just like EM is these days. "He isn't as good anymore". Idk if you listen to other genres or anything, but a great example is Metallica. Their first 4-5 records are considered the pinnacle of thrash metal, with Master of Puppets being widely considered one of, if not the best/most influential metal album of all time. It's impossible to keep to that standard for 30 years. It just can't be done. So people like to say they just aren't good anymore. It's crazy. I'll genuinely never understand this mindset.

Fully agree

Some people only see that I'm white ignoring skill

I still dont get that one.

Lauryn didn’t f w whites (or so some rhymes said and people or lies idk I forget I’m old lol) but yea… summ like that. so therefore there will be no way in hell that lady would ever date out of all people Em : impossible.

@@emiliadumitru8030 like literally don't f with them or just doesn't like them?

@@TranceAddict1989her dad got mur deed by white ppl that’s why she don’t like whites RU-vid is pg but hopefully u understand what I’m saying lol

It’s so simple yet perfect

Only black people will disagree with u

To people who can only name 10 rappers

@@Trudon u must be black

@TeeJay-ue9pp skills? Plenty of mcs as good as em just not pop stars. I love ems early work but he's put on a pedestal by his stans who don't listen to hip hop

@@Trudon ngga em is a goat either it's now or back then, maybe back then his music was better, but now as a pure rapper he is still goated

You have to remember at this time white rappers were considered a joke so the only way he could of been noticed was by talking crazy and speaking “white”. Eminem is the main reason that white kids are responsible for like 80% of revenue for rap music today

i live in worcester haha

@@StupidHeathen978 ya it was the beatnuts opened up the show. Then it was em and proof and more topless girls than ide ever seen at one time lol. Em was dumping beer on them and then kicking them off stage lol. Good times

He either sold out, felt pressure from the black community or is seriously dumb enough to vote for Hillary

Same 🤣 I woke up in a fuckn mood, now I’m happy 😂😁

I also relate to this making my day

Well he’s 50 now buddy. Do you think celebs don’t age? Sslp was what 25 years ago. Give Eminem a break man he’s matured a lot considering again, he’s 50!

@@alexklitschko6918 He's made millions of dollars off subpar music the last 15+ years. That includes Encore and Revival. Millions. of. dollars. I'm allowed to criticize him.

We did underground

Agreed! Eminem changed the hip-hop industry with that first album. There are a long of hip-hop artist that wouldn't exist if this album didn't come out. Definitely one of the best albums of all times, and I can see why it would be someones number 1 album.