How, oh how...

[CrashBand]

Did he make the masterpiece Deja Vu during the Relapse sessions?

[Fleka]

Simple. He got clean, started rapping again, had fun with the accents and horrorcore. Then he thought "man, it`s so great to rap again after all that shit" and then he remembered what he went through and just used that new rapping energy to speak about it.

[shadymathers313]

Best track since his comebacks hands down.

[Koolo2010]

Shady Chit-Chat subject.....just sayin'.

[NeverSincerely]

Relapse was a masterpiece.

[slimsoxshady]

Love Deja Vu and Beautiful back to back

[fifflaren]

This is the only Relapse song I keep playing

[EminemBase]

Because he was writing and flowing brilliantly. Hence all the udda masterpiece tracks on the album except for the following two after this one

[Mr Change]

Because he was writing and flowing brilliantly. Hence all the udda masterpiece tracks on the album except for the following two after this one

I knew EmBase would find a way to bring this up

[cheeseburger]

"Same Song & Dance" is more of a masterpiece in my eyes.

How so?

Well, "Deja Vu" is flawless too - don't get it twisted. But the thing I love about SS&D is the fact it's such a warped, inverted style. It's two opposing auras culminating into one.

On one hand, you have the calm collective confidence of a seemingly level headed guy who can come off as a player cuz of his nonchalant, smooth conversation. Meanwhile on the other hand, what he's actually saying comes off as completely psychotic - obviously his intent/actions only further cementing that.

Besides, that hook...

Yes!! Well said!

The whole song can really be taken wrong if the listener is doing something else than, eeh listening.
The hook is so funny since he sees her screams for help as a song and her attempts of cracking the window as a dance.

Same song and dance as the last girl. Oooh damn girl everywhere I goo..

[CrashBand]

No other track on Relapse is as well-written as Deja Vu.

[UofLCard]

Love Deja Vu and Beautiful back to back

Beautiful gets too much hate.

[Eedee]

No other track on Relapse is as well-written as Deja Vu.

For curiosity's sake, I'd like to inquire your comparisons of Deja Vu and a track like, say, SS&D or SWA. I think all three are beautifully written and are equally awesome, IMO.

[EminemInsider]

He was fueled by the brilliance of being on a pink cloud. His rhyme computer was revved up.

[CrashBand]

He was fueled by the brilliance of being on a pink cloud. His rhyme computer was revved up.

lol.

For curiosity's sake, I'd like to inquire your comparisons of Deja Vu and a track like, say, SS&D or SWA. I think all three are beautifully written and are equally awesome, IMO.

I actually like SSAD.

Stay Wide Awake on the other-hand, well, it is what it is. Rhyming fuckloads. But I feel it's something me or you could write. It'd be better if less words aligned/rhymed and had more focus on what he was actually saying. How many times did he say "see" or "gee" in the second verse as filler for the rhyme. It's on that Tech N9ne steez, g.

Also, it doesn't build suspense at all. It's meant to be a fucking serial killer's fantasies. No one's going to be emotionally affected by this shit. But if you're happy to admit what it is, great flows and rhyming which is fun to rap along to, then sure, go ahead.