Jan 1, 2021 this sent me down a quick rabbit hole : https://www.nme.com/news/music/eminem-285-1355261 https://pulsemusic.proboards.com/thread/54148/eminem-re-era From DJ General: 1. "We’re Back (Eminem ft. Obie Trice & Ca$his)" 2. "You Don’t Know (Eminem ft. 50 Cent, Ca$his & Lloyd Bank$)" 3. "City of Gold (Bobby Creekwater)" 4. "No Apologies (Eminem)" 5. "Get Low (Stat Quo)" 6. "Talkin’ All That (Ca$his)" 7. "Murder (Bizarre ft. Kuniva)" 8. "Billion Bucks (Stat Quo)" 9. "Classy n**** (50 Cent ft. Mobb Deep)" 10. "Somethin’ Bout…(Ca$his ft. Snoop Dogg, Bishop Lamont & Nate Dogg)" 11. "Take It Back (Eminem ft. Nas, Ca$his, & Stat Quo)" 12. "I Got This Feelin’ (Bobby Creekwater)" 13. "Sleep In (Obie Trice ft. Eminem, Stat Quo, Bobby Creekwater & 50 Cent" 14. "B.G.s In Tha Fast Lane (Ca$his ft. Bishop Lamont)" 15. "She A Lie (D-12)" 16. "Said It Before (Eminem)" 17. "Smack That (Remix) (Akon ft. Eminem & Stat Quo)" 18. "Cry Now (Remix) (Obie Trice ft. Kuniva, Bobby Creekwater, Ca$his, & Stat Quo) " Source: Orange County Street Promotions Album is out DECEMBER 5 First single: "You Don't Know" Video out late November. Click to expand...
Jan 1, 2021 That's expected though I mean I haven't listened to everything this year but I wouldn't call it aoty personally
Jan 1, 2021 i kinda interpret it as he's a legacy act now. he should get a mention but he's not in that category anymore, he's over there with his awards and whatnot. that said i wonder if it's his choice or not. i saw the grammy thing as him voting now rather than being voted for, if that makes sense? like he's got a vote now and isn't voting for himself. MTBMB/SB are literally catalog cementing efforts, they uphold his legacy after some pretty terrible albums but they don't necessarily warrant awards and AOTYs imo
Jan 1, 2021 What you say makes sense. But if you're referring to the JBP video I posted, then the same principle should apply to Nas. And yet, objectively, Nas' album was nowhere near to Eminem's. In terms of lyrical abilities, fun, great production, addressing current issues, etc. Yet they praise Nas. And that's just because Nas is black. They also praise Royce, when The Allegory is probably the worst album I've ever heard this year. But he's also black, and he's Joe Budden's friend. Let's tell it how it is.
Jan 1, 2021 can't argue with any of that but nas still deserves recognition though, he's not as acclaimed as em when he obviously should be. i think that's what matters here
Jan 1, 2021 Obviously. Not hating on Nas. Nas is a legend. But I actually think the opposite. Nas gets far more recognition from the culture in general, than Eminem does.
Jan 1, 2021 https://www.grammy.com/grammys/artists/eminem/8580 https://www.grammy.com/grammys/artists/nas/5218 shameful. i know that's grammys and not the culture but still. em can afford to sit out some awards and aoty discussions
Jan 1, 2021 Yeah, disrespectful too. But who considers The Grammys to be a voice for the culture? They've lost all credibility years ago. So that actually doesn't mean anything. I'm talking about the people who have a voice that matters. Like other artists, podcasts, connoisseurs, etc.
Jan 1, 2021 Saying that this is one of ems best albums is different then sayin that it is the best album of the year. I didn’t even know nas dropped this year gonna have to give that a spin!
Jan 1, 2021 I'm pretty sure that this was the orginally tracklist and that it was real. Some songs from it got released or leaked like We're back, Emulate (full version) and I'll hurt You.
Jan 1, 2021 It's great that he talked about the Snoop situation and he said it very well. I have to say that I haven't seen Em talking that confidently for so long, he didn't even say "you know what I'm saying" that much as before. It's like he's finally found himself. There will definitely be another album or something this year!
Jan 1, 2021 I'm actually very happy that we've got these two little interviews now. 2020 has been a great year for us as Eminem fans. 2 albums. 3 videos. 4 Interviews.
