
RainMan44 wrote:'Til I Collapse is his second best pump up song? What's his first? I say "Run Rabbit"
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Wreckless Music wrote:I had the impression for this thread that it was songs that everyone will still think as popular.
Who the hell is gonna remember Kill You when you're 60 years old in a wheel chair, unless you wanna kill the bitch at your nursing home that doesn't give you whoopy when you're wifes not looking, then ok.
jarman007 wrote:Wreckless Music wrote:I had the impression for this thread that it was songs that everyone will still think as popular.
Who the hell is gonna remember Kill You when you're 60 years old in a wheel chair, unless you wanna kill the bitch at your nursing home that doesn't give you whoopy when you're wifes not looking, then ok.
I think the thread is about what songs will be popular then............no matter among whom they are popular...........20 year-olds of then(people who are not born , maybe children of his old fans) , or his fans of old
Alaine wrote:all non-singles are out.
Songs that people (the general public) will remember from Eminem obviously are Stan, Lose Yourself, probably Not Afraid. That's all really. They all mark an important turn in Eminem's career, Stan marked his status as blowing up superstar, Lose Yourself is his biggest hit & it's from his movie and declared he's a serious artist, Not Afraid marked his "comeback".
This spark an interesting argument, I was thinking the other day what song can Eminem still perform when he's 50 and a large part of his discography are inappropriated, especially songs from his earlier years.
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Iris wrote:Stan, Lose yourself and kim.
Stan: It is his masterpiece. His most critically acclaimed track.
Lose Yourself: The most successful rap song. First rap song to win an oscar.
Kim: One of the most controversial songs of all time.
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