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Why wasn't Eminem good in school?

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Re: Why wasn't Eminem good in school?

Postby Guess_Who » Jul 6th, '12, 09:21

Hopsinshadie wrote:Do you think he would ever want to go back to school?



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Re: Why wasn't Eminem good in school?

Postby EG. » Jul 6th, '12, 17:09

Geniuses never are.
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Re: Why wasn't Eminem good in school?

Postby Manly Moose » Jul 7th, '12, 07:15

EminemBase wrote:Because our educational systems do not favour and are not designed to compliment creative minds.

Our educational systems have evolved to cater to an industrialized society, and this was the basis on which they were created. This is why public schools in the West are generally like assembly lines.

Schools do not enhance or enlighten subjects, they drain them. Schools have to cater to a broad range of young minds and teach in the broadest way possible. The way teachers have evolved to present information now is mundane, repetitive and dull.

Learning shouldn't be mundane and dull, it should be exciting and engaging. But schools are dull due to the fact our governments want (or should I say, need) children to just cycle through this system as quickly as possible to get arbitrary 'qualifications' to get jobs, to pay taxes.

Schools are breeding grounds for conformity.

Creative people are not conformists and not doing well at school means fuck all. You may have been brought-up to believe school is something to be treasured but why do you think you have been? because schools are a fundamental step to churning truckloads more adolescents through the system into conformist adulthood, to pay taxes, to be 'yes men' of the norm.

The arts are considered the lowest / least important subjects in school. Teachers don't generally encourage creativity, schools tend to encourage 'practical' lines of work and thinking. This is because the government treat the population like gambling chips, or rather... they have evolved to do this (inadvertently). And, the lowest risk humans are those who say 'yes', those who pay taxes and those who enter lines of work (often involving maths or science) which compliment society.

Artistic thinkers are by definition risky as not many people achieve artistic excellence, it's not a 'practical' line of work and yet look around you: we're surrounded by artistic innovation, we spend our lives (all of us, politicians included... ironically) listening to music, quoting movies, watching television, adhering to fashion and taste etc.

We need new educational systems. Our current ones are stuck in the 50s. Our methods of teaching and the subjects we deem important or how we think of learning and life choices hasn't caught up to reality and our current society. We're still living like we're a society dominated by industry (steel, coal etc.) when in fact we are now entering (or have long been entering) a new stage; of technological innovation. We're now a technologically-driven society.

Schools suck the life out of subjects as apposed to breathing life in to them.

Almost all geniuses I know of, or all the people I admire are self-taught. Teaching yourself, self-discovery and an open-mind and, trail-blazing your way through life... this way of thinking leads to a more interesting and independent personality.

Eminem didn't do well in school because he's a left-field genius. School wasn't designed for Eminem. Or any true genius, hence why so many are drop-outs are habitual loners and self studiers.


Frankly schools in rich areas, like the high school I'm going to are fantastic with great programs, teachers that are unique; just having none of the problems you talked about. However, I know poor areas won't have this, they will have teachers that dont know what they are doing or dont have control of how they teach. The harsh environment of someone who is poor also makes things harder as in Em's case. Your really just screwed if your poor.
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Re: Why wasn't Eminem good in school?

Postby EminemBase » Jul 7th, '12, 16:34

Manly Moose wrote:Frankly schools in rich areas, like the high school I'm going to are fantastic with great programs, teachers that are unique; just having none of the problems you talked about. However, I know poor areas won't have this, they will have teachers that dont know what they are doing or dont have control of how they teach. The harsh environment of someone who is poor also makes things harder as in Em's case. Your really just screwed if your poor.


Yeah exactly... I know there also creative schools out there but, they're not for the masses. I'm from a shithole town, went to a public school - was hell. Also funny as shit sometimes but mainly, hell.
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Re: Why wasn't Eminem good in school?

Postby Devil'sAdvocate » Jul 7th, '12, 17:24

id like to think that Em knew that education does not really educate shit,i go to school cuz if i dont then people will judge and shit.
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Re: Why wasn't Eminem good in school?

Postby Wreck » Jul 13th, '12, 07:43

I feel the need to address this since it was brought up in here very little. He failed 9th grade 3 times because he skipped school to go battle & rap, not because he was dumb. Of course he probably hated school too, to an extent, but that's the real reason.
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Re: Why wasn't Eminem good in school?

Postby Bedtime Stories » Jul 13th, '12, 18:56

He said that he failed because he skipped school a lot, he says he was good in English but one of his classmates said it wasn't true.
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Re: Why wasn't Eminem good in school?

Postby Sam. » Jul 13th, '12, 19:30

EG. wrote:Geniuses never are.

With this quote I call for peace and no more discussion on this fucking topic.
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