I'm wondering how many people thought about the message Eminem was conveying in the last few bars of the third verse:
But when it's all said and done before I know it
I'll be forty with a forty on the porch tellin stories
With a bottle of Jack, two grandkids on my lap
Babysitting for Hailie, while Hailie's out gettin smashed
This song, done in 99, was when Eminem was 26/27 years old. Hailie at the time was no older than 2. In 13-14 years, when Eminem would be 40, Hailie would be 15 or 16 years old.
I think most people probably thought Eminem was just saying this to be funny...but when you think about it for a minute, you realize Eminem was actually conveying a terrifying fear he had for the future if he couldn't get it together. He was projecting a harsh reality...his teenage daughter picking up his destructive habits and eventually becoming a teenage mom. These bars were not intended to be humorous; the very idea of his daughter ending up like that had to have been eating him alive.
But of course, there are many out there who never grasped the significance of the ending and think he was glamorizing drug use in the song.