Eminem is more vulnerable to attack now than he ever was

by **EminemInsider** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:02

And the thing is, he won't even diss back.

"No more beef lingers/No more drama from now on, I promise."

by **ShadyVsEminem** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:05

Open to attack from who?who isnt collabing with them donkeys?

by **shadyboymez** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:06

EminemInsider wrote:And the thing is, he won't even diss back.

"No more beef lingers/No more drama from now on, I promise."

well i think that will change

i bet that his next album will have a "no matter what i do, it's not good enough" theme to it

by **KieranLewisEM** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:08

Nothing compared to what other mainstream artists do.So em stays wining. yes its sell out moves arguably and features are questionable but nearly all mainstream artists are a lot worst

by **One Mic** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:10

EminemInsider wrote:And the thing is, he won't even diss back.

"No more beef lingers/No more drama from now on, I promise."

Because there is no point. (as far as Eminem is concerned)

Nas & Jay-Z could team up and record an "Ether" type diss track about Em, and it wouldn't change a single thing. Would probably do more damage to Nas/Jay tbh. Eminem has one of the most dedicated/loyal & hardcore fanbases of all time, Stans go hard.

He has nothing to gain.

* World's #1 highest selling artist of the decade (2000-2009)

* Highest selling album of 2010 (Recovery)

He's a modern day version of Michael Jackson

by **EminemInsider** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:12

One Mic wrote:
EminemInsider wrote:And the thing is, he won't even diss back.

"No more beef lingers/No more drama from now on, I promise."

Because there is no point. (as far as Eminem is concerned)

Nas & Jay-Z could team up and record an "Ether" type diss track about Em, and it wouldn't change a single thing. Would probably do more damage to Nas/Jay tbh. Eminem has one of the most dedicated/loyal & hardcore fanbases of all time, Stans go hard.

He has nothing to gain.

* World's #1 highest selling artist of the decade (2000-2009)

* Highest selling album of 2010 (Recovery)

He's a modern day version of Michael Jackson

He has plenty to gain.

He's lost a TON of respect from the underground fans. He'd gain a lot of it back if he actually tore someone a new asshole.

by **Fa-Q** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:12

Who would diss him...he's collaborated with friends of all the people that might diss him...maybe someone like Hopsin would

by **cityfan31** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:15

He could turn round and reply with: 'I'm white and i'm the most successful rapper of all time. Shut up'

Anyway, the ice tea commercial turned out to be a move to promote his other artists, and lets be honest, this isn't the first time he has made crap songs. Nobody is perfect.

by **One Mic** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:16

EminemInsider wrote:He has plenty to gain.

He's lost a TON of respect from the underground fans. He'd gain a lot of it back if he actually tore someone a new asshole.

It's 2011, he is 38 years old. His daughters are of an age where they are totally aware of what is going on, he's been through enough drama, 2 hours away from dying, loss of Proof etc. Like he is going to go all out and start a beef (or respond to a track), what is the point?

I'm sure he would much rather sustain his career, and make sure that people actually want to buy his music, and go see him perform live etc.

Having a LONG, successful career >>>>>> pleasing a small minority of people

by **KieranLewisEM** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:16

Words Myth wrote:Who would diss him...he's collaborated with friends of all the people that might diss him...maybe someone like Hopsin would

hopsin is a fan off em and is a major influence to him.Plus he is underground so his diss if it ever happened would be pretty aimless lol.

by **Fa-Q** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:17

KieranLewisEM wrote:
Words Myth wrote:Who would diss him...he's collaborated with friends of all the people that might diss him...maybe someone like Hopsin would

hopsin is a fan off em and is a major influence to him.Plus he is underground so his diss if it ever happened would be pretty aimless lol.

He said he doesnt like Em's new direction and anyway, you missed the point. I was saying someone LIKE Hopsin

by **EminemInsider** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:35

One Mic wrote:
EminemInsider wrote:He has plenty to gain.

He's lost a TON of respect from the underground fans. He'd gain a lot of it back if he actually tore someone a new asshole.

It's 2011, he is 38 years old. His daughters are of an age where they are totally aware of what is going on, he's been through enough drama, 2 hours away from dying, loss of Proof etc. Like he is going to go all out and start a beef (or respond to a track), what is the point?

I'm sure he would much rather sustain his career, and make sure that people actually want to buy his music, and go see him perform live etc.

Having a LONG, successful career >>>>>> pleasing a small minority of people

I thought Eminem actually cared about "hip hop" and "wanted the respect" from the real "hip hop heads?"

Could've sworn that was what he was all about before the pills ruined him.

by **HereHere** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:37

I hope someone disses Em, and Em responds, but it's not gonna happen. Unless someone huge disses Em, there's no chance in it happening.

by **EminemBase** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:41

I agree about the ice tea commercial. As for making shit songs, well... not everybody thinks they're shit and he stayed true to himself on them - sure, the recent punchlines are questionable and sometimes plain bad but, that's a failure not a compromise, I think the latter is the only true vulnerability.

He's never been really open to attack with many things such as failure or his character flaws because he insults himself too, he's very self-deprecating, honest and brutal but...

Yes - the ice tea ad was a turning point. That's why it annoyed me so much. I now realize the Chrysler ad was, it wasn't just an ad, I get it - it's acceptable. But, at this point... to just randomly endorse ice tea, even though the ad was ironic, so what, it's so stupid. Before that he could proudly claim to never have slapped his name on product and nobody could truly ever call him a sell-out and justify it logically. But they absolutely can now. And so silly, at this point, this stage... already a legend, why do it.

by **Asd-ONE** » Feb 18th, '11, 01:41

Amadeo wrote:One Mic, forgetting, of course, that drama/conflict inspires Eminem to write good lyrics.

Or do you just want another album where Eminem sits down and thinks of as many puns as possible? All he seems to do nowadays is grab a blank sheet of paper and write homonyms. Then he takes the ones that rhyme and slaps them together.

All Eminem needs on his albums now to add to the experience is the sound of a rim shot after every punchline.

http://instantrimshot.com/

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