One thing is certain: he has been embraced by the cultural mainstream in a way that is unprecedented for a rapper. What is in question is the nature of Eminem’s art and image, and its significance. He is a multitalented artist: a wildly inventive rap lyricist, a charismatic performer, and now an effective actor (essentially playing a heroicized version of himself). Love him or loathe him, Eminem is unquestionably an impressive cultural player. “Put Anthrax on a Tampax and slap you till you can’t stand.” - Eminem, “Superman”
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(emphasis added) But it’s a movie of hope…” - Craig Wilson, USA Today And I’m a farm boy from Upstate New York with a weakness for James Taylor…Was Eminem whitewashed, made to be more likable than his reputation as a homophobe, misogynist, an all-around unlikable performer who spews his offensive lyrics across the airwaves? Probably. “I loved (8 Mile)…probably one of the best movies I’ve seen in years.
And after an early listen through this album, he absolutely should be.8 Reasons Eminem’s Popularity is a Disaster for Women It truly seems like Eminem is insecure about his place in hip-hop right now. Eminem has long been homophobic in his music-he even made a grand apology for it with Elton John. While it's bleeped out on the song, it certainly sounds like Eminem is using a homophobic slur to describe Tyler, a rapper who has occasionally referred to himself as gay. The fans waited for this moment like that feature when I stole this show, sorry if I took forever Whatever his name is to help you put together If you're gonna critique me, you better at least be as good or better, get Earl the Hooded Sweater It's 'cause you worship D12's balls, you're sack-rilegious He raps: Tyler create nothin', I see why you called yourself a fa-, bitch The worst moment of the album, and in Eminem's recent career, comes later on "Fall" when he calls out Tyler, the Creator. Mine are higher so when you compare our views you get overlookedĪnd I don't say a hook unless I wrote the hook You got some views, but you're still below me Then later he seems to call out Chance the Rapper and Drake on "Fall": Put me on a track, I go cray on it like a color book If you ain't Kendrick or Cole or Sean then you're a goner I'm gonna crumble you and I'll take a number two What the fuck are you gonna do, where you runnin' to? I heard your mumbling but it's jumbled in mumbo-jumbo I heard you wanna rumble like an empty stomach I should aim at everybody in the game, pick a name Instead, Eminem focuses his anger at other rappers, and his place in hip-hop, which he seems deeply uncomfortable with.Įarlier on The Ringer he calls out Lil Yachty before taking on mumble rap in general: Lil Pump, Lil Xan imitate Lil Wayne The remainder of the album is surprisingly light on the politics. To meet in person to see if I really think of hurtin' him 'Cause Agent Orange just sent the Secret Service 'Cause he knows that he will lyrically get murdered These verses are makin' him a wee bit nervousĪnd he's too scurred to answer me with words As he raps on "The Ringer": But I think it's workin'
He even claims that Trump heard it and sent the Secret Service to check in on him. On the first song of his surprise new album, Kamikaze, (possibly an interesting nod to that cypher) Eminem reflects on both his critics and his attack on Donald Trump.
Revival was a dad rap album at its finest, with embarrassing production, and forgettable burns. Unfortunately, the album he released a few months later completely ruined that political moment. Eminem Led a "F*ck Donald Trump" Chant at Reading
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