Eminem was seriously menacing at one point.

[EminemInsider]

Marshall Mathers was made on October 17, 1972, while Marshall Mathers was made in 2000.

So he was made the same day he was born? 1 day? Debbie's a fast motherfucker.

I knew someone was gonna bring that up, however I don't think even Google knows the day Debbie got knocked up exactly so

Try the known "9 months" formula and you get January 17 [/quote]

George Carlin knocked her up after a coke binge.

[Elision]

George Carlin knocked her up after a coke binge.

[dR3]

Sadly from that point he had his best friend die and hit rock bottom with help of a drug addiction, followed by a near death experience which landed him in rehab, followed by him having to relearn to write again, and rebuild himself as not only an artist, but as a human being from the ground up.

Fixed.

Fight Music was made in 2001, while Michael Jackson died in 2009.

[xxTrigger1989xx]

Let's be honest - you think Eminem was talking honestly on that shit? Or you think he was kissing some ass (the black community's one)?

Lets do the math,
If i was black i woulda sold half


I always thought, this wasn't his real opinion.

Because it's not his real opinion. He's being sarcastic with that line, I think.

[slimshadylappin]

Sadly from that point he just got worse.

Yet you still listen to him.

so I can still critisize him if I listen to him lol

[Sla]

Let's be honest - you think Eminem was talking honestly on that shit? Or you think he was kissing some ass (the black community's one)?

Lets do the math,
If i was black i woulda sold half


I always thought, this wasn't his real opinion.

Because it's not his real opinion. He's being sarcastic with that line, I think.

Nope, he isn't. He tried to act like the nice guy. Everyone in the black community saying he sells cuz he's white, so he tried to get some respect confirming their thoughts. And yes, after that he was more respected. Don't remember which rapper it was (Jay? Nas? Rakim?) in an interview saying: "Even Eminem himself claims it on White America!"

[Trimss]

The thing is, Eminem had to work at least 5 times more than any black rapper to get to the point where he is now. Nobody took him serious when he started. And then, when he got out off Detroit, 8 mile, wthe black community, his skin gave him a pass to the BIG numbers and the big celebrity.

Because he made it in a domain that was predominantly black. And people were surprised he made it with something that is really good.

[buffalo bill]

Let's be honest - you think Eminem was talking honestly on that shit? Or you think he was kissing some ass (the black community's one)?

Lets do the math,
If i was black i woulda sold half


I always thought, this wasn't his real opinion.

Because it's not his real opinion. He's being sarcastic with that line, I think.

Really? I've always been sure it was his real opinion. Because it's true, and I respect him highly for acknowledging it.

[xxTrigger1989xx]

Let's be honest - you think Eminem was talking honestly on that shit? Or you think he was kissing some ass (the black community's one)?

Lets do the math,
If i was black i woulda sold half


I always thought, this wasn't his real opinion.

Because it's not his real opinion. He's being sarcastic with that line, I think.

Really? I've always been sure it was his real opinion. Because it's true, and I respect him highly for acknowledging it.

It is true, but I could be wrong...I, for some reason, always thought that he was being sarcastic. But like I said, I could be wrong. In fact, I'm probably wrong.

[whiteamerica]

well since i'm the white america expert.



he was probably serious. it's very true.

[BigBangBazinga]

Let's be honest - you think Eminem was talking honestly on that shit? Or you think he was kissing some ass (the black community's one)?

Lets do the math,
If i was black i woulda sold half


I always thought, this wasn't his real opinion.

Because it's not his real opinion. He's being sarcastic with that line, I think.

Don't know about that.

[Sla]

Nope, he isn't. He tried to act like the nice guy. Everyone in the black community saying he sells cuz he's white, so he tried to get some respect confirming their thoughts. And yes, after that he was more respected. Don't remember which rapper it was (Jay? Nas? Rakim?) in an interview saying: "Even Eminem himself claims it on White America!"

It wasn't Eminem kissing black ass. That's what Yellow Brick Road is.

Nope, we seem to have different views regarding "kissing ass". Didn't hear Yellow Brick Road for a while, but as I remember he was just apologizing on there for his racist remarks. That's not kissing asses, that was just legit.

[TheGentlePlayer]

But then he sold out

And with a new track with Rihanna he will be over sold out