Em's Voice

[Jimmy Conway]

His voice hasn't changed. He just uses different tones and styles.

He can still sound like he did on any album. If you disagree, go compare his couple of lines of yoke the joker to basically any Infinite song, it's the same.

Sure, in 20 years, there will be a slight difference, but with effort and possibly even some tuning in the studio, he can do whatever he wants.

You people just like to obsess over every aspect of Eminem.

Just listen to his interviews, or just clips of him talking from then compared to now. His voice has gotten deeper. He sounded much younger, 14 years ago. I wonder why that is.

I'm not saying there hasn't been any changes at all. I'm just saying it's been minimal and not enough to change anything. He's not Chris cornell, his range doesn't need to be amazing to do the songs he does. He could rap any album he's done today and it would sound the same if he wanted it to.

[EminemBase]

It's him wanting to sound different.

People always talk about new styles as if they're by accident, they assume he wants to sound like MMLP or TES Em but 'can't', lmao. It's like hearing SSLP Em and then TES Em and going "why can't he sound like he did on Role Model!? what's happened to his voice!?". It's a conscious change of style.

[Kill You]

Yeah, I mean, his voice has changed slightly but not enough to where he could never sound like he used to. He's also consciously changing his styles. I mean, take Berzerk for example. That hook sounds like some Slim Shady LP shit.

[EminemInsider]

I mean, take Berzerk for example. That hook sounds like some Slim Shady LP shit.

Like what hook on SSLP?

[Kill You]

I mean, take Berzerk for example. That hook sounds like some Slim Shady LP shit.

Like what hook on SSLP?

I mean his voice sounds like SSLP. But actually, after I had listened to it, it sounds like a SSLP/MMLP hybrid.