Eminem rhymes that people might not have noticed three-post

[IMug4Nugz]

Man you seen it all before you're all too familiar with it
There's a penis on the floor and two balls so you know who did it

Red's an inverse.

Holy fuck, never seen someone rhyme whole bars like that.

[CrashBand]

7 syllable multis all weaved throughout the verse.

And people think it sucks. ^

Yeah it's a very good verse. Great testament to Em that he can produce a verse this strong about getting a STI.

Sort of shuts up the excuses people make for the content of a song limiting how good it can be.

[Sam.]

Menzo should do Drips, lol. I just noticed this.

[ArsheyHaq]

In 'Hello':

"Slipped and fell, hit his back-bone, heard something go crack
Now he's up in the bathroom like he's busting a nap
Almost ended it that soon because of the fact"

[Sam.]

In 'Hello':

"Slipped and fell, hit his back-bone, heard something go crack
Now he's up in the bathroom like he's busting a nap
Almost ended it that soon because of the fact"

I found that pretty obvious because of the way he says it, and plus it's right before the "something go crack / busting a nap / cause of the fact" rhyme.

Plus, the highlighting of all the rhymes has already been posted by Menzo.

[ArsheyHaq]

In 'Hello':

"Slipped and fell, hit his back-bone, heard something go crack
Now he's up in the bathroom like he's busting a nap
Almost ended it that soon because of the fact"

I found that pretty obvious because of the way he says it, and plus it's right before the "something go crack / busting a nap / cause of the fact" rhyme.

I checked Menzo's thread and didn't see it highlighted, so I figured it went unnoticed by some.

[Innovation]

Maybe it's hatred I spew, maybe it's food for the spirit
Maybe it's beautiful music I made for you to just cherish
But I'm debated, disputed, hated and viewed in America

^ Those are probably super obvious but I didn't notice them. I've always thought he was just going for "food for the spirit/beautiful music/you to just cherish/viewed in Americ(a)".

[MikeNUFC]

Its like this rope waitin' to choke tightenin' around my throat

like this rope/choke tightenin' (Inverse)

Straight out the tube right into ya livin' rooms I came
And kids flipped when they knew I was produced by Dre

[ArsheyHaq]

All obvious, I'm sure:

In 'Bad Influence':

I grew up in a wild hood, as a hazardous youth
with a fucked up childhood, that I used as an excuse

So throw caution to the wind; you and a friend
can jump off of a bridge and if you live, do it again

and

In '5 Star General':

Fuck hell, Satan sent my ass to the sun
I wasn't born, I was hatched
And dumped in the trash with a note attached
Sayin' someone please whip this brat's ass

[ArsheyHaq]

In ''97 Bonnie and Clyde':

That do crazy things, and if she don't get her way, she'll throw a fit
Don't play with da-da's toy knife, honey, let go of it

Never caught that one before.

In 'Chemical Warfare':

Wrapped in bubble wrap, two lesbians, a couple hustler mags
Now grab the Pez dispenser, fill it up to the max

Sure, it's obvious, but I'm sure "people might not have noticed" it.

In 'Underground':

Jacking off to a hockey mask at a boxing match

Inverse.

[RKOunion]

Lose Yourself 2nd verse

But hold your nose 'cause here goes the cold water
His hoes don't want him no mo', he's cold product
They moved on to the next schmoe who flows
He nose dove and sold nada

[ArsheyHaq]

The first two don't line up, syllable wise. They're one off...maybe if you added the "a" before "fucked up childhood", that could work.

That's why I had them Italicized=Slant Rhyme. I should've mentioned that.

Anyway, in 'Despicable':

"Going on in rap, yeah but I'm home, bad to the bone"

Inverse.

and

In 'Demon Inside':

"I said I need a room so I could try to get some rest
She gave me the keys to the best suite and a bag of cess"

[CrashBand]

Renegade

But that ain't the case, see it's a matter of taste
We as a people decide if Shady's as bad as they say he is

scatter-brained ath (eist)
that ain't the case (see its)
matter of taste (we as)
Shady's as Bad <--inverse
bad as they say (he is)

and following the same rhyme scheme

Or is he the latter? A gateway to escape
Media scapegoat; who they can be mad at today?

latter a gate <--hidden
mad at today

and also..
way to escape
scapegoat who they <--hidden

[Trimss]

As long as the wrong feels right it's like I'm in flight
High off of love, drunk from my hate,

Wrong Feels Right
High off of love

Inverse. The extra syllable isn't really noticeable because of the way he says it.

[Trimss]

^ Yeah it doesn't exactly rhyme, I just thought it kinda sounds similar.