_Hawk_ wrote:Saying "I am like Eminem, therefore his is doing X because of Y" is not an argument. It is a laughable expression of Stanism.
You can try and learn as much from Em as you like from the various media outlets which allow you to assess him. Consider the fundamental fact though that you are always basing your character judgement from such media outlets, and thus your assessment is already warped to infinity.
Eminem has put himself across as being an introvert, using comedy to hide any shyness, but we cannot use this narrow lens to try and judge his character. We have never met the guy.
You are all failing to realise that the MMLP2 marketing campaign has been just that: one massive marketing campaign. A business move.
Does Em actually want to dye his hair? No. Probably not. Everything he seems to be doing at the moment is for a marketing purpose. I can't even judge if he wanted to make this album, or whether interscope just told him to do it.
Jimmy Conway is making a very valid point, which some sad people are trying to invalidate because it breaches their emotional connection to Eminem. Pathetic.
Exactly. People want to relate to him so bad that anything that goes against their mindset towards him hurts their Stan boners.
People like viewing Em as this broken man because that's what they are. And while he has his problems, he has a great life.