Eminem's first single off new album

Originally Posted by Jason

i heard the song online and thought it was just okay

then about 30 minutes ago i was driving and the chorus actually goes pretty hard .. it grows on you

and that first verse is nice

Yep, that's what I predicted. It'll be one of those songs that grows on you.

Originally Posted by Jason

i heard the song online and thought it was just okay

then about 30 minutes ago i was driving and the chorus actually goes pretty hard .. it grows on you

and that first verse is nice

Yep, that's what I predicted. It'll be one of those songs that grows on you.

[Indonesia]

Originally Posted by Godbody

Who am I to say what is or isn't Hip-Hop? Someone's whose family was raised in Bronx, NY in the late 70's throughout the 80's and early 90's. That's the birthplace of Hip-Hop DURING its birth, spread, and peak at the height of the crack epidemic

So being a kid that grew up in the 90's just 10 minutes from NY all I heard was real Hip-Hop from that time up until like 2000some, whenever the fuck shit got extremely Pop-like and commercial


& I'm a fuck of a lot more passionate and nicer than you are at text, audio, freestyle, written, beat, accapella.

That's who I am, @Indonesia

So who are you again? FOH

@Godbody
dang bro you grew up in the bronx so you're a gangster huh? im sorry your family couldnt get you outa there before you realized where you were. So If I was born in Louisiana does that mean i know everything about alligators? Youre argument isn't valid. Everyone has their own opinion of what real hip-hop is. I dont even like the song i think this rock stuff is the gayest music ive heard. I just wanted to know why you thought you knew exactly what hip hop was. And just because you have a reputation on the site and receive high vote counts makes your more passionate about something? I though passion was about effort and how much you care? Do you know anything?

[Indonesia]

Originally Posted by Godbody

Who am I to say what is or isn't Hip-Hop? Someone's whose family was raised in Bronx, NY in the late 70's throughout the 80's and early 90's. That's the birthplace of Hip-Hop DURING its birth, spread, and peak at the height of the crack epidemic

So being a kid that grew up in the 90's just 10 minutes from NY all I heard was real Hip-Hop from that time up until like 2000some, whenever the fuck shit got extremely Pop-like and commercial


& I'm a fuck of a lot more passionate and nicer than you are at text, audio, freestyle, written, beat, accapella.

That's who I am, @Indonesia

So who are you again? FOH

@Godbody
dang bro you grew up in the bronx so you're a gangster huh? im sorry your family couldnt get you outa there before you realized where you were. So If I was born in Louisiana does that mean i know everything about alligators? Youre argument isn't valid. Everyone has their own opinion of what real hip-hop is. I dont even like the song i think this rock stuff is the gayest music ive heard. I just wanted to know why you thought you knew exactly what hip hop was. And just because you have a reputation on the site and receive high vote counts makes your more passionate about something? I though passion was about effort and how much you care? Do you know anything?

[Godbody]

lol this nigga said "receive high vote counts"

[Godbody]

lol this nigga said "receive high vote counts"

[Mr-Felon]

Song wasn't that bad but sure wasn't his best.....I could see this song being used in a game commercial/trailor or some shit

[Mr-Felon]

Song wasn't that bad but sure wasn't his best.....I could see this song being used in a game commercial/trailor or some shit

[Obey]

Everyone keeps calling it ''this rock shit.'' Does anyone put 2 and 2 together & realize that The Beastie Boys was a main factor in Eminem coming into Hip-hop? Possibly this song is a tribute to the Beastie Boys, the lead singer did just die not so long ago. That's the vibe I'm getting.

[Obey]

Everyone keeps calling it ''this rock shit.'' Does anyone put 2 and 2 together & realize that The Beastie Boys was a main factor in Eminem coming into Hip-hop? Possibly this song is a tribute to the Beastie Boys, the lead singer did just die not so long ago. That's the vibe I'm getting.

[NOBLE]

Originally Posted by Obey

Everyone keeps calling it ''this rock shit.'' Does anyone put 2 and 2 together & realize that The Beastie Boys was a main factor in Eminem coming into Hip-hop? Possibly this song is a tribute to the Beastie Boys, the lead singer did just die not so long ago. That's the vibe I'm getting.

I've read that the beat was actually sampled from a Beastie Boy song and was produced by Rick Rubin, who also produced the Beastie Boys.

[NOBLE]

Originally Posted by Obey

Everyone keeps calling it ''this rock shit.'' Does anyone put 2 and 2 together & realize that The Beastie Boys was a main factor in Eminem coming into Hip-hop? Possibly this song is a tribute to the Beastie Boys, the lead singer did just die not so long ago. That's the vibe I'm getting.

I've read that the beat was actually sampled from a Beastie Boy song and was produced by Rick Rubin, who also produced the Beastie Boys.

[Obey]

Originally Posted by Noble

I've read that the beat was actually sampled from a Beastie Boy song and was produced by Rick Rubin, who also produced the Beastie Boys.

See, there we go. This was a hype song for the album, it's going to be a lot more lyrical than this, trust me.

[Obey]

Originally Posted by Noble

I've read that the beat was actually sampled from a Beastie Boy song and was produced by Rick Rubin, who also produced the Beastie Boys.

See, there we go. This was a hype song for the album, it's going to be a lot more lyrical than this, trust me.

[Theodore Grizzly]

yeah I mean ive heard alot of talk about this song being a tribute to the beastie boys, and i agree with previous posts of the song growing on you although i liked it when i first heard it. I think ems really gonna shake things up with this album and impress people I mean cmon he dyed his hair back blonde again to further get into character soo in my opinion the album is going to be ill. Give it a chance. One radio friendly single doesnt make or break an album i mean look back on when he released just lose it..

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hes going back to his roots in more ways then one (pun definitely intended)

[Theodore Grizzly]

yeah I mean ive heard alot of talk about this song being a tribute to the beastie boys, and i agree with previous posts of the song growing on you although i liked it when i first heard it. I think ems really gonna shake things up with this album and impress people I mean cmon he dyed his hair back blonde again to further get into character soo in my opinion the album is going to be ill. Give it a chance. One radio friendly single doesnt make or break an album i mean look back on when he released just lose it..

---------- Post added at 10:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:57 PM ----------

hes going back to his roots in more ways then one (pun definitely intended)

[Rain-Matrix]

wheres the pun? ^

[Rain-Matrix]

wheres the pun? ^

[Theodore Grizzly]

Originally Posted by Rain-Matrix

wheres the pun? ^

back when he was famous he started out with blonde hair(yes i know technically he started with brown hair) but when he actually blew up with his slim shady persona he had blonde hair and now he dyed it back thus going back to his roots in more ways then just in flow and rapping skills but also hair color.

[Theodore Grizzly]

Originally Posted by Rain-Matrix

wheres the pun? ^

back when he was famous he started out with blonde hair(yes i know technically he started with brown hair) but when he actually blew up with his slim shady persona he had blonde hair and now he dyed it back thus going back to his roots in more ways then just in flow and rapping skills but also hair color.