Oct 15, 2015 I wasn't a huge fan of that title either lol. But I would want it to be something along the lines of that. Something with a finality to it. A closing of his career.
Oct 15, 2015 Awesome concept. I wouldn't put a lot about Proof though, cause there are so many songs about him already.
Oct 15, 2015 I feel like the person who held his hand at the beginning should open and close the album if you get me
Oct 16, 2015 Alright ya'll I decided to take this project on at full speed & spent a lot of time thinking about it today. Hit up them mudda fuggin likes if you think the track list is dope. Shady Records Presents: Eminem "Trinity" Concept: Eminem's Different Personalities & Persona's Over the Years Battle for Supremacy on the Rap God's final album!! 1. Trinity Produced by Eminem. Slim Shady, Marshall Mathers & the newborn sober "modern" Eminem each have a verse in the record's opening track. It's a three way power struggle for the soul of Eminem. The beat will change slightly for each persona & verse. 2. These Voices (feat. Dr. Dre) Produced by Dr. Dre. This track starts off with Eminem's "these voices, these voices, these voices, I hear them and I follow, I follow" from the Guilty Conscience music video. This is Guilty Conscience II with a twist - this time the modern sober Eminem is the "good angel" while the evil Doctor from Compton is the "devil on the shoulder". Three different people get caught up in some ish on this track, while modern Eminem being a good influence talks our first two characters out of bad decisions; by the time we get to the third character a man named Eric wants to k--- his father for abandoning him as a child. Eminem starts off warning Eric against this, before Dre talks "slim shady" into coming out and both Em & Dre get on the same page - and tell Eric to waste that dead beat f---. 3. Until It's Gone Produced by. Eminem. The premisses of this song is "you don't know what you have until It's Gone." Eminem is going to address the fact that he continues to give us great music since he came back into the game yet his art is constantly picked apart and criticized. The popular thing to do is to hate on him now but when he retires we'll all wish we appreciated him more and we'll miss his music. 4. Loyalty (feat. 50 Cent) Produced by Eminem. This track is going to be a b-----r, and the concept will be about loyalty and how hard it is to find. 50 & Em will let the world know they are still loyal to each other and are down to k--- for one another. This would be the first 50/Em song in a very long time and perhaps the last so you know both would be motivated as f---. 5. Whale In a Tear Drop Produced by Dr. Dre. This is going off the expression "Big Fish/Small Pond" except Em is such a legend and GOAT that he is a f---in Whale in a tear drop. This is going to be the cocky, arrogant Eminem of the Devils Night/8 Mile era going hard as f--- over a Dr. Dre beat about how he is the king. 6. Damien Must Die (feat. DMX) Produced by Just Blaze. "Damien" is back to haunting DMX; making him to unspeakable things. After almost 20 years of this bs, Dark Man X has had enough. He knows he can not k--- the spirit of Damien by himself though; he needs the help of Slim Shady. Together Slim & X go on an adventure to slaughter Damien for good. 7. Henry Ford (feat. Jadakiss, Styles P, Busta Rhymes, Big Sean, Royce 5'9 & Jay-Z) Produced by Eminem. Henry Ford is the most famous mental institution in Detroit. This song is going to play out like a movie. The setting is pre-Recovery era. Dr. West will open the song up letting the listeners know we are in a mental institution. Although there are a lot of features & will be a lot of verses, each verse will only be 25-30 seconds. Eminem will go back and forth with each artist on the song, playing an inmate in the nut house. 8. Coming For You Produced by Dr. Dre. This song will have a "Stay Wide Awake" type beat & feel to it. But this song will be written TO Eminem with the author being addiction. The addiction is pissed at eminem for packing his bags up & getting sober. There's that little part in his brain that still longs for it and the demon of addiction has written Mr. Mathers a song to let him know that addiction will always be there and is coming for his a--- again. 9. My Proudest Moment (feat. Sia) Produced by DJ Khalil. This song is a tribute to Hailie. We haven't heard a whole lot about her in recent almbums. This song is going to be a little different though, instead of talking about just the standard love & admiration Marshall has for his daughter, this song is going to describe Hailie Jade Mathers as a person and how proud Eminem is of her. Now since nobody really knows much about Hailie it's hard for me to go into too much depth about what this song will be about but for example: was she an honor role student? is she going to college? did she play sports or cheerlead? Whatever her personality is like and whatever good things she's done in her life - we will hear them here from her proud papa; who despite all of his success as being the biggest rapper on the planet, a movie star, rich as f---, ect. his proudest moment & greatest accomplishment was the birth of his daughter hailie. 10. Higher Power (feat. Yelawolf) Produced by DJ Khalil. I read the concept about this somewhere else, possibly in this thread even. So I can't take credit for this but I really liked the idea so here it is on my tracklist. This track Eminem is going to talk about getting & staying sober and how he needs a higher power to do so. Will be an inspirational Em song. Probably cut from the same cloth as Best Friend. Yela would likely do the hook only. 11. Infinity Produced by Eminem. A play of words of sorts - a tribute to his first album "Infinite" but the song is about how Eminem is timeless and will be around and relevant forever. This could play good as one of those songs where Em sings the first two verses and murders the third verse with an insane rap. 12. Another Level (feat. Nas) Produced by Timbaland. The collab we've all been waiting for forever. Song is about how both MC's are on a level that nobody can reach. This will be a "slim shady" track. 13. Swipe Left Produced by DJ Khalil. Concept of this song is Eminem has had it with women, he will never have feelings for a female again. This song is mostly a serious modern Em with him explaining the heartbreak he's had throughout the years and how its ruined any chance of love in the future, but there will be a hint of Slim Shady going nuts on these b------s. 14. Never Give a F*** Produced by Mr. Porter. Song has the Just Don't Give A f---, Still Don't Give a f---, Marshall Mathers vibe to it. The main theme to this song is going to be how Eminem is never going to give a f--- about what these punk a--- haters think of him. Fans wanna talk s--- & complain about everything and everything, Em will never give a f---. 15. b---- Please III (feat. Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, The Game & Kendrick Lamar) Produced by Dr. Dre. Not only would this track be straight up fire but it's a good way to get a lot of A+ collabs on the album while still having a lot of solo Em tracks. I cut one track off my track-list to allow this song plenty of time, probably close to 6 minutes. 16. Letters From Heaven Produced by Eminem. I kinda stole part of this song from @Masterbigt but I thought the concept was dope as f---. This is going to be two verses, first verse is going to be a letter to Eminem from Uncle Ronnie. The second letter is to Eminem from Proof. Obviously going to be an emotional song. 17. The Funeral Produced by Eminem. With this being possibly his last album - is this a funeral for the career of Eminem? No, not quite. All of his personalities get together on this track - to MURDER all of these whack f--- boy "rappers" who make bs music. You are going to hear all the bottled up aggression that Mr. Mathers has been holding onto for the past several years, the Rap God gets constant hate, while all pieces of s--- out now get praised. Eminem is going to tell it how it is here and he is going to murder this new "era" thats f---ing up hip hop now. This album ends with the Rap God standing tall on his throne knowing d--- well none of these c---- will be able to respond to him. What do ya'll think? Would you buy?
Oct 16, 2015 No, and not because the tracklist isn't dope. But because DJ Khalil is producing on it. He needs to stay the f--- away. Also, Never Gave a f--- should be the closer. I also used "b---- Please III", "Never Gave A f---" and the "Letters To Heaven" track. You kinda stole my idea on Letter To Heaven, my original track was called "Dear Marshall" and it was from the perspective of Proof.
Oct 16, 2015 Yup if you read the description I gave you credit for the Letters to Heaven Track big homie.
Oct 16, 2015 Eminem should reinvent himself as an introspective, calm rapper and use Marshall Mathers instead of Eminem.
Oct 16, 2015 ok buddy lol...im still new here didnt mean to step on your toes. thought the idea was dope.
Oct 16, 2015 Nah its all good...its just i'm a firm believer of giving credit when its due. Did you see my tracklist, what did you think of it?
Oct 16, 2015 I thought it was dope I liked a lot of the ideas & its what inspired me to come up with my own tracklist. I was at work thinking about it all pretending to write up next weeks schedule while my employees broke their backs working.
Oct 16, 2015 I just want him to make Never Gave A f--- and for it to live up to the other two. He better have that idea in the back of his head for his final album.
