''Don't Front'' Appreciation (Is this a good direction?)

by **Hopsinshadie** » Nov 17th, '13, 11:26

''Don't Front'' was a very refreshing song. Totally reminded me of Eminem's old skool days. The way I see it is if Eminem is not going to do MMLP again, he might as well just go back to basic old skool flows like in ''Don't Front.'' I still think his flow was a bit choppy, but it's the right direction.

He went back to revisit MMLP. Do you think he'll go back to revisit ''Infinite?'' I think it's the right direction.

by **Hopsinshadie** » Nov 17th, '13, 11:36

mononym wrote:I agree with you.

From my point of view, he's clearly lost the ability to adapt. On MMLP2 he tried to follow his own ear and obviously it was mostly garbage, it was mostly garbage sonically and it was mostly garbage in the way he couldn't follow it, and that fact is being dismissed by fans under the excuse of "experimenting," in my opinion that word has lost it's meaning, it was made to be used upon different albums that are exceptionally great such as Yeezus, and now it's being used to describe everything that's in reality, garbage, a vintage form of denial.

Eminem needs to quit going over his head and use something that someone on his current level could follow, and what's easier to follow than boom-bap? It would take him back to basics and perhaps help him improve gradually again, as if he's just started rapping, after all that's what he sounded like on MMLP2.

Yes I agree with what you said. It's like you say everything that is right.

by **Devil'sAdvocate** » Nov 17th, '13, 11:43

Hopsinshadie wrote:
mononym wrote:I agree with you.

From my point of view, he's clearly lost the ability to adapt. On MMLP2 he tried to follow his own ear and obviously it was mostly garbage, it was mostly garbage sonically and it was mostly garbage in the way he couldn't follow it, and that fact is being dismissed by fans under the excuse of "experimenting," in my opinion that word has lost it's meaning, it was made to be used upon different albums that are exceptionally great such as Yeezus, and now it's being used to describe everything that's in reality, garbage, a vintage form of denial.

Eminem needs to quit going over his head and use something that someone on his current level could follow, and what's easier to follow than boom-bap? It would take him back to basics and perhaps help him improve gradually again, as if he's just started rapping, after all that's what he sounded like on MMLP2.

Yes I agree with what you said. It's like you say everything that is right.

I love you guys :laughing:

by **Hopsinshadie** » Nov 17th, '13, 12:05

I'm just playing. U know We love u too, don't front

by **emusic** » Nov 17th, '13, 12:11

Devil'sAdvocate wrote:
Hopsinshadie wrote:
mononym wrote:I agree with you.

From my point of view, he's clearly lost the ability to adapt. On MMLP2 he tried to follow his own ear and obviously it was mostly garbage, it was mostly garbage sonically and it was mostly garbage in the way he couldn't follow it, and that fact is being dismissed by fans under the excuse of "experimenting," in my opinion that word has lost it's meaning, it was made to be used upon different albums that are exceptionally great such as Yeezus, and now it's being used to describe everything that's in reality, garbage, a vintage form of denial.

Eminem needs to quit going over his head and use something that someone on his current level could follow, and what's easier to follow than boom-bap? It would take him back to basics and perhaps help him improve gradually again, as if he's just started rapping, after all that's what he sounded like on MMLP2.

Yes I agree with what you said. It's like you say everything that is right.

I love you guys

@Devil'sAdvocate: it's like they're twins.

by **Boston** » Nov 17th, '13, 13:16

Dont front is dope

by **yoda you can call me** » Nov 17th, '13, 13:19

Hopsinshadie wrote:
mononym wrote:I agree with you.

From my point of view, he's clearly lost the ability to adapt. On MMLP2 he tried to follow his own ear and obviously it was mostly garbage, it was mostly garbage sonically and it was mostly garbage in the way he couldn't follow it, and that fact is being dismissed by fans under the excuse of "experimenting," in my opinion that word has lost it's meaning, it was made to be used upon different albums that are exceptionally great such as Yeezus, and now it's being used to describe everything that's in reality, garbage, a vintage form of denial.

Eminem needs to quit going over his head and use something that someone on his current level could follow, and what's easier to follow than boom-bap? It would take him back to basics and perhaps help him improve gradually again, as if he's just started rapping, after all that's what he sounded like on MMLP2.

Yes I agree with what you said. It's like you say everything that is right.

why dont you 2 get a room :wub:

by **Hopsinshadie** » Nov 17th, '13, 15:40

Mononym, can I get a hell yea?

by **Despicable** » Nov 17th, '13, 15:49

mononym wrote:I agree with you.

From my point of view, he's clearly lost the ability to adapt. On MMLP2 he tried to follow his own ear and obviously it was mostly garbage, it was mostly garbage sonically and it was mostly garbage in the way he couldn't follow it, and that fact is being dismissed by fans under the excuse of "experimenting," in my opinion that word has lost it's meaning, it was made to be used upon different albums that are exceptionally great such as Yeezus, and now it's being used to describe everything that's in reality, garbage, a vintage form of denial.

Eminem needs to quit going over his head and use something that someone on his current level could follow, and what's easier to follow than boom-bap? It would take him back to basics and perhaps help him improve gradually again, as if he's just started rapping, after all that's what he sounded like on MMLP2.

"that are exceptionally great such as Yeezus"
AAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA

by **Hopsinshadie** » Nov 17th, '13, 16:16

Hey listen to Mononym. He's an elite poster.

by **Notalius** » Nov 17th, '13, 16:16

Hopsinshadie wrote:Hey listen to Mononym. He's an elite poster.

And you're an elite faggot.

by **Hopsinshadie** » Nov 17th, '13, 16:18

NotaliusThaGod wrote:
Hopsinshadie wrote:Hey listen to Mononym. He's an elite poster.

And you're an elite faggot.

I'll take that as in coward, assuming we don't use classless homophobic slurs on here

by **Boston** » Nov 17th, '13, 16:24

Lol that was actually funny ^ . But this thread turned to an unexpected point.. Unless this happens in threads a lot now

by **sbolli1** » Nov 17th, '13, 17:34

it's like watching two retards talking to each other trying to prove that each is more retarded than the other

by **Hopsinshadie** » Nov 17th, '13, 17:39

sbolli1 wrote:it's like watching two retards talking to each other trying to prove that each is more retarded than the other

to you. There is an army of people that miss 2000 Em

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