The Eminem x Kanye West collab no-one remembers

[SG.]

The Madd Rapper - Stir Crazy (feat. Eminem) [Produced by Kanye West]

MIND BLOWN.

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Never forgot it.

I love that song. "I'll throw a stroller at you.. With a baby in it!"

[Sam.]

Stans never forget anything, son.

[Almostlity]

Ye killed it tbh.

[The Candy Man]

Madd Rapper is so fucking boring on this song. He doesn't say anything that wasn't said before. Not to mention he rhymes like a kindergartner.

Eminem was alright. No more or less than I would expect from that time.
Same with Kanye's production. It's nice, but nothing that stands out.

Best line of the song: "I have a beautiful wife, kid & a gorgeous home. What would make me jump in a tub with a cordless phone?" That one always gets me.

[EminemBase]

I hate it when people call tracks like this a collab though.

In reality Em just bought a beat from him, that's not a collab.

A collab between Eminem and Kanye is an idea they both come up with or contribute to. Together.

[Sam.]

Ye killed it tbh.

[ThomasJ]

I always knew this.

Why can't Kanye still make beats like this?

He CAN, he just chooses not to.

This is a pretty good beat, but not even close to being a good KANYE beat.

[Devil'sAdvocate]

Em took a dump over this beat,took it on fucking rides of lyrical killing sprees (makes sense!?)

Em was god here,ahhhhh!

[The Candy Man]

Madd Rapper is so fucking boring on this song. He doesn't say anything that wasn't said before. Not to mention he rhymes like a kindergartner.

Eminem was alright. No more or less than I would expect from that time.
Same with Kanye's production. It's nice, but nothing that stands out.

Best line of the song: "I have a beautiful wife, kid & a gorgeous home. What would make me jump in a tub with a cordless phone?" That one always gets me.

Em was alright? Em murdered this!!, this was recorded in the era of his prime, a time where he was unmatched

Exactly. He was so consistent at that time. What I'm saying is he maintained his high bar, but didn't surpass it.

In other words, by the time I heard this track, I had come to expect a lot of skill from him. He didn't surprise me at any point.

[Innovation]

I do like Kanye's production. Never Change from The Blueprint is a class beat.

[ColdWindCriminal]

Sounded like Ken Kannif moaning and then Em yelling "I'M CRAAAZZAAYYAYYAYYAYAYAY!!!!" a bunch of times. Good song though.

[TheGentlePlayer]

Stans never forget anything, son.

[Wreck]

Love that song, never forgot it.

[Wreck]

1. This is a good beat, but nothing great. Kanye has had millions of better beats. This one's nothing special.

2. I doubt Em payed Kanye for the beat. This is a Mad Rapper song for his album, with an Eminem feature, therefore I would assume Mad Rapper or his label payed for the beat, not Em.

3. Em raped this beat. I don't care if he had better verses from this era, or you expect a better verse in this era, a good verse is a good verse, and he had 2 excellent ones. His creativity & wordplay were hilarious & excellent in this.

4. Mad Rapper wasn't that bad. Think about it, Em's been on songs with worst rappers. Cashis, Bobby Creekwater, etc.

5. Even though Kanye didn't have a verse in this it's still a collaboration. A collaboration is when multiple people get together to accomplish something. They accomplished a song.

6. The version I have of this has Kanye in the beginning saying "You wanna know about a beat getting turned over quick as hell, picture this, I put the record, the needle to the record, sampled that shit, did the beat in about 15 minutes, sent it Doc the same day, he picked that shit the same day, 2 days later, you know who we got coming over to spit that shit? Eminem." Anybody else have that version?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Blb2qdwdw3o

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