Eminem Best Posts: Eminem Features | Official Thread

WindowPane · Jan 18, 2017

Jan 18, 2017

Pinocchio said

guys, watch Sean's hands talking about Em flow... he moves them in choppy way.

also Zane said Em dropped like 100 flows.

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Yes, Em raps different now. Get over it or listen to his old stuff.

Final · Jan 18, 2017

Jan 18, 2017
Props to Big Sean

His rap resume gonna look great with 2 Eminem renegades under his belt

Pinocchio · Jan 18, 2017

Jan 18, 2017
Not trying to be the pessimistic one.. but I'm calling for a choppy rapid fire flow.

I read Big Sean's body language when he was describing Em verse, and I got this conclusion

labollor · Jan 18, 2017

Jan 18, 2017
Im hype cause this can show us the direction that Eminem's flow is going

WindowPane · Jan 18, 2017

Jan 18, 2017

joeyp363 said

Hype up all you want. Remember how hyped up his "calm down" verse was? Lololololol
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Em's verse was fire though? The beat was s---.

WindowPane · Jan 18, 2017

Jan 18, 2017
Some legit news, am i dreaming?

TheRealEbonIvore · Nov 9, 2019

Nov 9, 2019

Rick said

I relistened MMLP today, holy s---, this is still a 10/10
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One of the best albums ever made. The impact this album has was crazy. Up in Smoke tour.. man.. those were good times.

Sahil Kohli · Aug 9, 2019

Aug 9, 2019
Conway's views on Em not being bumped in the hood is the most rational one I've heard.
He's saying complete facts. Not everyone can relate to Eminem's subject matter and it's totally fine. Not all want to listen to his fast raps over trap beats. They'd rather listen to the rappers who talk about the life they're living.

But at the same time he's giving Em props that he cares for the culture and made sure that his friends ate too.

Well done Conway. Lord Jamar can f--- himself.

joeyp363 · Aug 9, 2019

Aug 9, 2019

Michael Myers said

Starpower is probably the only reason he was interested in a collab. I still don't get why people hate his verse so much except the last part but its not that he actually makes the song better either
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True, that makes sense. I agree his verse is fine, some good lines. The end is pretty bad though. I think it would have been much better if the beat didn’t change as well. Seemed unnecessary.

CavalierTD · Jul 21, 2019

Jul 21, 2019

DontKnow said

Are we forgetting die hard?
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Yes, only cuz we can’t ever get our hopes up like that again.

CavalierTD · Jul 21, 2019

Jul 21, 2019

For anyone who doesn’t know

Tom Brady · Jul 20, 2019

Jul 20, 2019
This dude said wazoo and people are crying about it. I really don’t know if there’s an artist like him today.

Xmipod · Jul 20, 2019

Jul 20, 2019
The disrespect for Conway is real, man can really spit

The MAC by my pelvis in my Helmut Lang (Uh-huh)
The shells'll b---, make everything outta your helmet hang

Hard as bricks

Buddha · Jul 20, 2019

Jul 20, 2019
I f---s with this song heavy. The ending was a little awkward but f--- it. I love this type of content from Em.

Conway and Darringer destroyed this s--- too.

DontKnow · Jul 20, 2019

Jul 20, 2019

Koolo said

Em verse is literally greater than anything drake ever wrote

And im using literally correctly here
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This isn't a compliment. Drake never wrote anything

Custommustardstain · Jul 20, 2019

Jul 20, 2019
Really liked this verse - Doing all the right things... Layering vocals etc, all the stuff everyone complained about.

Wish people would stop complaining and just enjoy. At least we got to actually hear the song and it made it out there.

damoi · Jul 20, 2019

Jul 20, 2019
Awesome verse, Conway was cool too.
Can't understand the hate tho, nowadays it's just hating for the sake of it. But keep giving the flamethrower fuel

Spatula · Jul 20, 2019

Jul 20, 2019

MichaelsMad said

This is gonna be a long winder, all over the place post lol

Is the beat not the same as it was in the snippet? Sounded that way to me. I know that guy said he had a RIP mac line, but did he say the beat never changed? I'm sure EM does several versions of verses before he finalizes it. I say he prolly records it and sits with it for a few days and sees if he has any better ideas hit him.

I know alot of people seem to not like flow changes, but me personally I dont like when someone uses the same flow for an entire song, I like the switch ups. I also dont understand this repeated argument of " I cant bump this in the whip" that's strange to me. I feel like I cam vibe out to anything I like. If the pace, or flow switch ups disturb your vibe, I'm guessing you require a constant pace, or you dont enjoy technicality in lyrics or delivery. Maybe my ADHD is why I enjoy switch ups and intricate patterns and double or triple meanings, but the " I cant bump this in the car" thing is weird to me....as well as this notion of people saying they feel like people will make fun of them or judge them for listening to certain things. That's a pretty fragile spirt if you're concerned of ppl not agreeing to your taste in music or what you enjoy. ESP in a genre that for the most part was originally filled with originality and being yourself to showcase what made you unique as an individual and not if you could follow suit to another sound.

I think it's normal for artist who study this genre to pull from their idols and combine it with themselves. Kendrick is a good example of someone from recent years, that you can see certain traits of his idols he studied. Benny the butcher is another. He feels like biggie, the lox, pusha t style rolled into a buffalo cat. And with Em you can see alot of things he grabbed from, LL, treach, outsiders, and dre of course, so when I hear "I cant bump this in my car" it comes off to me as you're saying it's not the sound everyone is chasing. Maybe a travis Scott, melody driven, or over app mood music i guess. (I say travis bc I feel like alot of ppl are into his sound and chase his energy, which I f--k with travis, but I enjoy him more as a feature) BUT what I'm getting at is maybe I'm just older than alot of people on this forum, so I've seen older artist form into the legends they are and have seen them take their inspirations and mold them into their own. So I understand Em switching flows, f--king with production to fit around his vocals so the track feels bigger, more epic, or unique to him, instead of him just rapping over the beat as it is. This guy lost alot of good years to drugs and all he loves is hip hop and writing. So when I see him doing this stuff I see someone who is obsessed and is a certified legend, but still hungry and still trying to grow his technical skill set. I felt like revival was prolly a 7.5 or 8 album. He started with walk on water speaking to his fans as a normal guy, hearing the comments and how hes overthinking, and that hes letting you in, past the facade, past the ego, past his normal stories of his family, hes letting you see his relationship between his work and how the genre is revieving it, and its troublesome to him bc it was always where he felt accepted, then he builds it up into believe and then spazzes on the original chloraseptic.

Me personally I'll take MMLP2 and kamikaze EM over his first 3 albums. I love his writing, and the layers of alot of his analogies, his usage of synonyms to connect the thoughts into the punchline, and how he has wordplay in just normal parts of bars that aren't the punchline. Alot of ppl have wordplay for the end of the bar, but guys like Jay and EM seamlessly do it in the beginning or middle and make it so subtle. " I got a couple of mansions, still I dont have any manners (manors)" idk, I've always enjoyed technicality and flow switches when its delivered right. And i feel like hes being hitting the mark for quite some time now, except for s--- like right for me lolol. But i can vibe to it, I feel like I'm studying it. I'm combing through to catch the wordplay, refrences, and analogies. I feel like if you want something to just zone out and not pay attention to, and just go solely for sound...why not just listen to instrumentals? The lyrics are what was supposed to set hip hop apart. You have more room to say things than any other genre and you have the chance to be wittier, unique, and be you, theirs no limits to what you can write, and I feel like artist and consumers arent taking advantage of any of that.
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I agree 100%. Eminem started with pretty basic wordplay in Recovery and evolved it into what we have today. Every line has multiple meanings, it all connects to some theme and at the same time keeps complex rhyme schemes and entertainment value. I too listen to new eminem more than the old one. I am still impressed with the guy 20 years after first hearing him.

rapmusik · Jul 20, 2019

Jul 20, 2019
The “everywhere a mic” is very reminiscent to 2002-2003 Eminem. Love it

Jerome · Jul 19, 2019

Jul 19, 2019
I dont know what you guys are smoking, conway and em killed it.

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