Wicked Ways, Leaked Lyrics

[Kill You]

He liked the song on first listen, gtfo of here dude. He didn't force himself to do anything or find excuses. It's not trash and you're gonna fucking do backflips when you hear all the other songs.

They're just gonna be like this one, Kill you. Remember what slimbish said.

The songs we have HEARD so far are already nothing like this.

[Hopsinshadie]

He liked the song on first listen, gtfo of here dude. He didn't force himself to do anything or find excuses. It's not trash and you're gonna fucking do backflips when you hear all the other songs.

They're just gonna be like this one, Kill you. Remember what slimbish said.

The songs we have HEARD so far are already nothing like this.

But we heard 4 songs and if the rest of the album was the same quality, then this cd will blow. I have gave Eminem a pass for every album including Encore. he's not getting a free lunch this time, yo.

[Kill You]

But we heard 4 songs and if the rest of the album was the same quality, then this cd will blow. I have gave Eminem a pass for every album including Encore. he's not getting a free lunch this time, yo.

The album will be closer to Rap God. Rap God seems like an album-song.

Horsebot is right, no reasoning with you because there isn't a logical cell in your little brain. Stop posting.

[momentsgolden]

As much as i hate to do so, i completely agree with Eminembase about Eminem not visiting the themes of MMLP. Now, Eminem HIMSELF described it as "rage and youthful exuberance". Of the 4 songs he has released so far, Berzerk tries to go for the "youthful exuberance" through taking the soul of a young hip-hop culture symbolized by the beastie boys and their "party" persona. I think he failed (it sounds a mess) other people think he succeeded. That is a matter of opinion but at least we see what he was trying to do.

Rap God had VERY good elements of rage. Of actually responding to "rapping like a robot, making pop music, hating women" etc with character and personality. The song has its flaws but its spirit is totally consistent with MMLP. It fits the "rage" he feels and through sarcasm, dark humour, witty statements he responds to all that in an interesting way.

The monster and survival have neither rage nor exuberance. They have no fun. No anger. No personality. No discernible desire to provoke a reaction. They are just.... Bland and generic. Now, as much as i like them as songs, for him to place them on the MMLP2? C'mon. Thats just.... Disrespectful to the original classic.

[momentsgolden]

As much as i hate to do so, i completely agree with Eminembase about Eminem not visiting the themes of MMLP. Now, Eminem HIMSELF described it as "rage and youthful exuberance". Of the 4 songs he has released so far, Berzerk tries to go for the "youthful exuberance" through taking the soul of a young hip-hop culture symbolized by the beastie boys and their "party" persona. I think he failed (it sounds a mess) other people think he succeeded. That is a matter of opinion but at least we see what he was trying to do.

Rap God had VERY good elements of rage. Of actually responding to "rapping like a robot, making pop music, hating women" etc with character and personality. The song has its flaws but its spirit is totally consistent with MMLP. It fits the "rage" he feels and through sarcasm, dark humour, witty statements he responds to all that in an interesting way.

The monster and survival have neither rage nor exuberance. They have no fun. No anger. No personality. No discernible desire to provoke a reaction. They are just.... Bland and generic. Now, as much as i like them as songs, for him to place them on the MMLP2? C'mon. Thats just.... Disrespectful to the original classic.

[momentsgolden]

As much as i hate to do so, i completely agree with Eminembase about Eminem not visiting the themes of MMLP. Now, Eminem HIMSELF described it as "rage and youthful exuberance". Of the 4 songs he has released so far, Berzerk tries to go for the "youthful exuberance" through taking the soul of a young hip-hop culture symbolized by the beastie boys and their "party" persona. I think he failed (it sounds a mess) other people think he succeeded. That is a matter of opinion but at least we see what he was trying to do.

Rap God had VERY good elements of rage. Of actually responding to "rapping like a robot, making pop music, hating women" etc with character and personality. The song has its flaws but its spirit is totally consistent with MMLP. It fits the "rage" he feels and through sarcasm, dark humour, witty statements he responds to all that in an interesting way.

The monster and survival have neither rage nor exuberance. They have no fun. No anger. No personality. No discernible desire to provoke a reaction. They are just.... Bland and generic. Now, as much as i like them as songs, for him to place them on the MMLP2? C'mon. Thats just.... Disrespectful to the original classic.

[Hopsinshadie]

HOLY FUCK I CAN'T BELIEVE PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT MMLP IS NOT ABOUT FUCKING BEING ANGRY AND HATING WOMEN AND FAGGOTS. MARSHALL MATHERS LP IS WHAT THE MOTHERFUCKER WAS THINKING THEN. MARSHALL MATHERS LP 2 IS WHAT THE MOTHERFUCKER IS THINKING NOW. FUCK. HOW DO YOU PEOPLE NOT UNDERSTAND THAT.

Yes. Every album is about what you're thinking about at the time, every song, every lyric. MMLP was the bomb and this album is sorry. Am I wrong? No.

[JamaicanPattlez]

HOLY FUCK I CAN'T BELIEVE PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT MMLP IS NOT ABOUT FUCKING BEING ANGRY AND HATING WOMEN AND FAGGOTS. MARSHALL MATHERS LP IS WHAT THE MOTHERFUCKER WAS THINKING THEN. MARSHALL MATHERS LP 2 IS WHAT THE MOTHERFUCKER IS THINKING NOW. FUCK. HOW DO YOU PEOPLE NOT UNDERSTAND THAT.

Yes. Every album is about what you're thinking about at the time, every song, every lyric. MMLP was the bomb and this album is sorry. Am I wrong? No.

And to add one more things, y'all haven't seen anything yet. You won't be prepared for what's to come in some of his other tracks. He's gonna go even harder. BOOK THIS. BOOK THIS.

[unbound88]

HOLY FUCK I CAN'T BELIEVE PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT MMLP IS NOT ABOUT FUCKING BEING ANGRY AND HATING WOMEN AND FAGGOTS. MARSHALL MATHERS LP IS WHAT THE MOTHERFUCKER WAS THINKING THEN. MARSHALL MATHERS LP 2 IS WHAT THE MOTHERFUCKER IS THINKING NOW. FUCK. HOW DO YOU PEOPLE NOT UNDERSTAND THAT.

Yes. Every album is about what you're thinking about at the time, every song, every lyric. MMLP was the bomb and this album is sorry. Am I wrong? No.

Why u holdin out on ur TR fam brah? U clearly have da album, why u ain't leakin it doe?

[TranSlucEnt]

As much as i hate to do so, i completely agree with Eminembase about Eminem not visiting the themes of MMLP. Now, Eminem HIMSELF described it as "rage and youthful exuberance". Of the 4 songs he has released so far, Berzerk tries to go for the "youthful exuberance" through taking the soul of a young hip-hop culture symbolized by the beastie boys and their "party" persona. I think he failed (it sounds a mess) other people think he succeeded. That is a matter of opinion but at least we see what he was trying to do.

Rap God had VERY good elements of rage. Of actually responding to "rapping like a robot, making pop music, hating women" etc with character and personality. The song has its flaws but its spirit is totally consistent with MMLP. It fits the "rage" he feels and through sarcasm, dark humour, witty statements he responds to all that in an interesting way.

The monster and survival have neither rage nor exuberance. They have no fun. No anger. No personality. No discernible desire to provoke a reaction. They are just.... Bland and generic. Now, as much as i like them as songs, for him to place them on the MMLP2? C'mon. Thats just.... Disrespectful to the original classic.

I think Eminem had little power in terms of deciding if this made the cut. Label pushing

[SliK]

Is this a troll or the real lyrics? I honestly can't even tell.

MMLP2 confirmed WOAT

[Kmahrle83]

quit spamming your shitty threads

[SliK]

EmBase is absolutely correct throughout this entire thread.

People who think this is a revisitation of MMLP just don't get what Em was doing on MMLP - simple.

[Hopsinshadie]

EmBase is absolutely correct throughout this entire thread.

People who think this is a revisitation of MMLP just don't get what Em was doing on MMLP - simple.

A Revisit..... yea.

[EminemBase]

As much as i hate to do so, i completely agree with Eminembase about Eminem not visiting the themes of MMLP. Now, Eminem HIMSELF described it as "rage and youthful exuberance". Of the 4 songs he has released so far, Berzerk tries to go for the "youthful exuberance" through taking the soul of a young hip-hop culture symbolized by the beastie boys and their "party" persona. I think he failed (it sounds a mess) other people think he succeeded. That is a matter of opinion but at least we see what he was trying to do.

Rap God had VERY good elements of rage. Of actually responding to "rapping like a robot, making pop music, hating women" etc with character and personality. The song has its flaws but its spirit is totally consistent with MMLP. It fits the "rage" he feels and through sarcasm, dark humour, witty statements he responds to all that in an interesting way.

The monster and survival have neither rage nor exuberance. They have no fun. No anger. No personality. No discernible desire to provoke a reaction. They are just.... Bland and generic. Now, as much as i like them as songs, for him to place them on the MMLP2? C'mon. Thats just.... Disrespectful to the original classic.

True that.

"Berzerk" and "Rap God" both actually feel unique...

At first I was happy he took so long with this mysterious new album, but now I'm worried that he did, because I think it will be the album's downfall... hence why you have "Survival" and "The Monster - which, as much as plenty of people want to keep saying they don't, continue to get compared to and 'feel' more like Recovery tracks than anything else.

If he had just released "Berzerk" and "Rap God", we'd be good to go. "Berzerk" is a nice lead-single; meh 2nd verse but unique and original vibe, love the throwback theme; the look and feel, everything about it could be MMLP2 and it's pretty fucking tight.

"Rap God" is vicious, his sarcasm is there; his wit, his self-mockery, his hip-hop name-dropping, it really does feel related to MMLP more than anything else, and it's excellent.

But he hasn't got the balls to just continue on down that lane now, he has to then go "ehh... oh, what if they don't like it though? We need a few surefire ones from the last formula" and we're getting 2010-11-esque mindset and style Eminem thoughts and music creeping in, and these songs, which I fear "Headlights" will be another... I fear will fuck the album.