EVERYONE was playing this when it came out back in the day. Literally every other car driving buy would have this on. Pull up at a red light, playing this. Eminem spread like a virus quick with this albulm.
Fam,....stop it. Nobody was blasting this song out of their car...This song??? Out of ALL of the songs on this album? You just earned your masters from Cap University....
God yes, I remember this also, it was funny seeing a bunch of people blasting this around the hood haha this and 'Till I Collapse was on repeat. Still hear them bumping 'till i collapse to this day, but not this song haha
@@LexyThomas134 Nah. You're right, Miss. I'm sure we weren't on the same streets...but it definitely wasn't EVERYONE, and it wasn't "literally every other car", either. Y'all stay trying to change history...I was actually driving a car back then. Chill....
The Elvis sandwich thing is something a lot of people miss. It’s a joke about him - there was a rumor that he died in the toilet while eating a sandwich. And the end of the video had him getting threats from the Taliban. The whole thing is a masterpiece.
This video is the definition of "you just had to be there" there's so many references to what was going on in the early 2000s in it. Great reaction btw
I remember when all this went down. They tried to destroy his career, but obviously failed miserably. They had parent groups on all talk shows across the country hating on him, his mom sued him, and so much other hate that he had to go thru was insane. But he's a thriving survivor. Thanks so much for the reaction!!! 💖
“But then these critics crucify you, journalists try to burn you Fans turn on you, attorneys all want a turn at you To get they hands on every dime you have They want you to lose your mind every time you mad So they can try to make you out to look like a loose cannon” This verse make sense
This was Eminem's response to censorship of his music and being banned by MTV back in the day when they were playing music videos. I'm a rocker but this song and video are f'ing brilliant.
the fact that y’all react to such a wide variety of genres plus comedy and such is one of the things i really love about your channel. it’s rare to see young adults that are so open-minded and willing to experience new things. i’m sure a lot of other subscribers will agree with me that we love to see it 💜 your little girl is going to have the best taste in music 😃
This is truly peak Em. His flow is just soooo smooth and effortless. 20+ years later and this song still kills. Some amazing bars too. Interesting, the best thing since wrestling. Infesting in your kids ears and nesting. 🔥🔥🔥
Crazy how I gravitated towards eminem music the most as a kid. I think his videos are entertaining for kids to watch even to this day lol. I never understood the references probably the simple Brittany spears jab from time to time but it was the music videos that caught my attention
Eminem's flow is just unique, there's fantastic rappers, other legends, but to me, no one has ever seemed as "free", as able to change the flow at every line, as Eminem.
I know you might not see this but just imagine being 12 when this came out and it’s all you and your boys are talking about. I am so grateful to have grown up during Eminem’s prime. And I’m also glad you two are both bobbin your heads and smiling to this, it honestly reminds me when I first heard it.
The osama bin ladden bit at the end flies over almost every gen z. This music video released after the 9/11 attack and by that time we knew who osama bin ladden was. I feel like a lot of millennials will know this because we were old enough to grow up watching and knowing how the gulf war started. But Em was single handedly the most controversial artist back then.
Man the way this guy changed over the years.. not in a bad way.. he came in sooo crazy wild controversial, making a name for himself, rapping about all this random crazy funny shit, then over time he got more serious and even his tone and vocals got more deeper at times, not saying physically it changed, but he just changed up levels, and then he got more and more into bars and went from songs that made u laugh, shake your head, say what the hell, to songs now that leave u pausing it 50 times to catch all the bars....... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Damn! I can’t believe this song is so old now. I remember when my kids were babies and I’d be listening to this song in my suburban. Now they’re in their mid 20’s. But I love this beat. Makes me bob the head to the beat. Hard not to do with this song. Since they made fun of many other musicians in this track, you coulda, shoulda, woulda listen to some of their tracks. Limp bizkit take a look around or any songs from their 90’s album, moby, and Elvis and others.
I remember being at a country western bar, nobody dancing, no vibe. This song comes on and instantly every cowboy and girl hit the floor lol ill never forget that
This song came out when I was in 5th grade. I remember playing it for my grandma while we were driving around in her bmw convertible. We got some looks lol but she was always supportive of the music I enjoyed.
I got one for you, it's not on most guys radar since it's off a soundtrack and not his regular cds. Look up Eminem Murder She Wrote. One of his best early lyrical story telling songs. Yall gonna like it
You remind me so much of my son who was a youth in this fabulous rap period. I heard Eminem for hours every day and with each play through I would be picking up on the words and just laughing my head off. Eminem was like a breath of fresh air. Really kick ass, piss take lyrics. But try always to put music in context and time. With all the gorgeous brown (not black!!!!!!) rappers who were posing their way to notoriety, along comes a scrawny little pale (not white!!!) guy who is prepared to stand up to his own (pale skinned males) and cross the fence into the brown skinned realm of rapping. He made more money than most though! Very clever lyrics and the timing is sublime. To say nothing of the videos which are like short films. This is music at its best, just pure fun and entertainment. I´m glad you enjoyed it. As you say, you are ready to react to all musical material, that young man is the only way to be. We are born when we are born but there was always plenty going on before that time, if only you want to take a look. I´ll give you something beautiful to react to. One of the great guitarists of all time, CARLOS SANTANA. This video that I suggest is a live performance of their song BLACK MAGIC WOMAN. It is the 1998 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Check out what it is to fuse musical styles and instruments to create a very unique sound that was the Carlos Santana band. Enjoy your music.
Never commented on your channel before but I sincerely enjoy y’all’s content! It’s got a diversity you don’t see on most reaction channels! Keep killing it y’all! Much love ❤️
Your reaction genre-blend is perfect! Keep them coming. Sunday--Who Dey! (Lifelong die-hard Bengals fan who has died hard many times in the past 3 decades :-( ) PS: One of my favorite Eminem songs, thank you!
I remember when I first heard Eminem. I was at work, working the nightshift. Due to being the only one there we were allowed to have a radio on. There was a DJ who at the time was one of the most respected in the UK, he was about the only one who chose his own playlist. His name was John Peel. On this one night I was keying in some data and at the end of one of of his infamous boring stories I heard "Hi, My Name is.." and it immediately got my attention. I wasn't that much in to rap, I was one of the ones who dismissed it as a bunch of angry black men, shouting about women, guns and drugs. I suppose I was right, but I mistook that as a reason to not listen to them instead of a reason to listen to them. But this black man had something different to say. By the end of the track I was hooked. John Peel had introduced me properly to rap and Eminem had completely changed my view of it. I was into House music and it was pretty much all I listened to. After each payday I would go out and spend hundreds of pounds on house music vinyl at a record store in the city. I bought around 1500 12" in 2 years - averaging 2 a day I think. One time I had just spent £400 on vinyl and I was about to exit the store and squeezed past 2 guys in black MA2 jackets who were talking to one of the staff as he was putting on rap vinyl for them to listen to, and guess what I heard as I opened the door. Yep, "Hi, My Name Is...". I froze, though eff it I've just spent all my money on house vinyl but I want that record. I only had enough money for 3 meals over the week as it was, I was going to be living off rice for four days, so I would either have to ask for a refund on some house vinyl and buy that rap track, or borrow some money off my mate, or just leave it. I decided to buy money off my mate, but I used it for food for the other four days of the week instead of buying the rap track. I had told loads of people about this crazy rap track I had heard twice now but it was many months later before I heard the track again. It was in the pop charts. I'd now got the chance to buy it again and I rushed out to get it this time, but imagine how cool I'd have been if I'd have chosen one of the other options I had. Years later John Peel was found out to have been a paedo. By then I was listening to all sorts of rap artists, realising how talented Dr Dre was, and I'd found out Eminem was white too.
Yo I have a similar story of how I got to listening to rap. Growing up in school, the teachers and my classmates would always put on autotune overload and stupid rap songs about bitches and guns and whatever and all kinds of mumble rap mainstream 🗑️, which made me totally dismiss rap for many years. Then, my brother put on lose yourself and I was so shocked and amazed I was like wtf, I didn't even know there was rap like that out there. So I was instantly hooked and just started listening to Eminem albums and stuff and then some 50 cent, some Royce, some of Dre's stuff. Like I used to just listen to rock and metal as a kid and hate rap, but now rap's all I listen to today. Also when I first started listening to Eminem I also assumed he was black. I was so shocked when I found he was white. I had stupidly assumed all rappers were black for some reason when I was a kid.
Bought money off your mate... what? Spent hundreds on vinyl in 1999/2000? Yeah you’re a white rich kid assuming all rap is is black men rapping about guns and women. This a very strange comment
@@freybentos2602 Bro I also assumed the same thing as a kid, that all rappers were black. Thank goodness I was able to educate myself out of being ignorant. Im not white, these biases can happen to anyone. I also assumed all rap was just 🗑️ and about bitches and guns. Glad I'm not ignorant anymore.
I love the fact that you react to a variety of different things. Here are 2 songs you could check out: Eminem - Low Down Dirty (This was on the Slim Shady EP before eminem got big) Sevendust - Denial (A dope nu-metal track)
Eminem is the Goat 🐐 Eminem killed it 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Real talk about real stuff 💯‼️ Facts!!!!!! I like the song 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I like the video I like the video reaction
True but the problem is that Eminem has to many biggest hits, he is a legend. And also back in the day Eminem did whant to make his own music and he didn't whant to be Slim Shady but he he had no choice. And you can also hear that in the lyrics of this song. But also in older songs till today.
Eminem has 1 thing I think I a lot of rappers today could use ..... a sense of humor about himself . He is always taking shots at himself which makes him a lot more likeable/relatable
Your girlfriend is so pretty & really seems like a sweetheart - if I was your mom, I would definitely approve! Hope she treats you well, because you deserve the best❤️💗❤️
Why does a black men so obsessed with marrying a non black women?..I've hardly seen nor heard a black men coupled with his own race!!.is this a new trending thing for particularly for black men or what?..just asking,no offense.
@@Tluangi0 No. Generally speaking, black men don’t go looking for white women - and white women don’t go looking for black men. It’s just who you fall in love with. No, it’s not a new trend.
This was a great period in M’s career . A lot of people were mad that he was a comedian . Again ,much like u guys, M”s diversity in styles make him popular with more people .👍
It hurts my soul whenever people listen to a clean version for the first time listening to a song, especially with someone like Eminem. There's entire parts of the song gone or changed.
Stumbled on your channel by accident last week and now this channel is all I'm tuned into...love how your reactions cover different genres....love it all the way from the island of Guam......
If you haven’t Bad Meets Evil by Eminem and Royce Da 5’9 (from the Slim Shady LP album) is dope. And after that they also have Fast Lane which is low key a gem
I was wondering the samething about you reacting to eminem , but i understood what your doing , and its your channel man , you can reacte to whatever you'd like.
Say What You Say off of The Eminem Show is an underrated classic. The vibe of the track could be described as (mowing through mfs on some O.G. Broly shit)
Gotta go down as one of the most catchy and fun songs ever made.
We made u is more catchy any fun imo
@@brandontalley4288 whhhat?! No way. It is a fun, not serious song, but without is definitely better.
@@ajf1060 that's why I said it was my opinion
Real Slim Shady
@@ajf1060 are you deaf this is a very serious song
EVERYONE was playing this when it came out back in the day. Literally every other car driving buy would have this on. Pull up at a red light, playing this. Eminem spread like a virus quick with this albulm.
Fam,....stop it. Nobody was blasting this song out of their car...This song??? Out of ALL of the songs on this album? You just earned your masters from Cap University....
God yes, I remember this also, it was funny seeing a bunch of people blasting this around the hood haha this and 'Till I Collapse was on repeat. Still hear them bumping 'till i collapse to this day, but not this song haha
@@branruss1942 Calm down, no need to hate just because you didn't hear people listening to it lol Peace
@@branruss1942 bro I remember hearing people in India blasting this shit
@@LexyThomas134 Nah. You're right, Miss. I'm sure we weren't on the same streets...but it definitely wasn't EVERYONE, and it wasn't "literally every other car", either. Y'all stay trying to change history...I was actually driving a car back then. Chill....
The Elvis sandwich thing is something a lot of people miss. It’s a joke about him - there was a rumor that he died in the toilet while eating a sandwich. And the end of the video had him getting threats from the Taliban. The whole thing is a masterpiece.
Thank you)
😳😳😳😳
Yes thank you!!
At the end he's pretending to be Osama bin Laden in a cave.
Not to mention dissing Christina Aguilera and Moby. Plenty of disses as many celebs back then talked shit about him.
"20 million other rappers will emerge, but it'll feel so empty without me" true to this day.
White rappers emerge*
@@ajf1060 *emerge
@@blackwolf4653 good catch.
No
@@jishnu18 cry
This video is the definition of "you just had to be there" there's so many references to what was going on in the early 2000s in it. Great reaction btw
I remember when all this went down. They tried to destroy his career, but obviously failed miserably. They had parent groups on all talk shows across the country hating on him, his mom sued him, and so much other hate that he had to go thru was insane. But he's a thriving survivor. Thanks so much for the reaction!!! 💖
“But then these critics crucify you, journalists try to burn you
Fans turn on you, attorneys all want a turn at you
To get they hands on every dime you have
They want you to lose your mind every time you mad
So they can try to make you out to look like a loose cannon”
This verse make sense
@@amr4336 exactly!
As much as he's still got it, this was where Eminem peaked. This whole CD is straight bangers.
The only good Eminem album.
@@RD-js3uothat’s cap lol
@@tmm4195 cap as in a hat? I don't understand what a hat has do with my comment. Please explain.
@@RD-js3uo cap as in that’s a lie
@@tmm4195 not a lie, I didn't like any other album of his. Taste is subjective.
This was Eminem's response to censorship of his music and being banned by MTV back in the day when they were playing music videos.
I'm a rocker but this song and video are f'ing brilliant.
Respect❤
the fact that y’all react to such a wide variety of genres plus comedy and such is one of the things i really love about your channel. it’s rare to see young adults that are so open-minded and willing to experience new things. i’m sure a lot of other subscribers will agree with me that we love to see it 💜 your little girl is going to have the best taste in music 😃
This is truly peak Em. His flow is just soooo smooth and effortless. 20+ years later and this song still kills. Some amazing bars too.
Interesting, the best thing since wrestling. Infesting in your kids ears and nesting. 🔥🔥🔥
Crazy how I gravitated towards eminem music the most as a kid. I think his videos are entertaining for kids to watch even to this day lol. I never understood the references probably the simple Brittany spears jab from time to time but it was the music videos that caught my attention
Eminem's flow is just unique, there's fantastic rappers, other legends, but to me, no one has ever seemed as "free", as able to change the flow at every line, as Eminem.
I know you might not see this but just imagine being 12 when this came out and it’s all you and your boys are talking about. I am so grateful to have grown up during Eminem’s prime. And I’m also glad you two are both bobbin your heads and smiling to this, it honestly reminds me when I first heard it.
The osama bin ladden bit at the end flies over almost every gen z. This music video released after the 9/11 attack and by that time we knew who osama bin ladden was. I feel like a lot of millennials will know this because we were old enough to grow up watching and knowing how the gulf war started. But Em was single handedly the most controversial artist back then.
5:33 Dre’s “wtf?” Face is SO hilarious 🤣 I always crack up 💀
Eminem is Dope! He's a lyrical God, end of story!
😊
Eminem just changed my mans whole mood, got him smiling 😁. Eminem the legend
His whole recovery album has straight bangers. Fr. Him and Weezy on “No Love”. “So bad so good” “going through changes” that album was really good
First eminem song I ever heard, it was on the radio when I was 10....20 years and 3 eminem tattoos later here I am lol
props to eminem for staying relevant for so long, thinking on it today..it's very impressive
Man the way this guy changed over the years.. not in a bad way.. he came in sooo crazy wild controversial, making a name for himself, rapping about all this random crazy funny shit, then over time he got more serious and even his tone and vocals got more deeper at times, not saying physically it changed, but he just changed up levels, and then he got more and more into bars and went from songs that made u laugh, shake your head, say what the hell, to songs now that leave u pausing it 50 times to catch all the bars....... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm going to have "La la la la" in my head all day now! Thanks guys 😆
Yeah, or even being stuck in your head for days & days... Haha
@@LexyThomas134
Ahhh its as bad as hearing "Hey Jude" in my head for days and days! 😱😱😆
@@kerryn6714 haha
@@LexyThomas134
Not haha its Na na na na na na, na na na na, Hey Jude 😆
@@kerryn6714 OMG now I've got Hey Jude and Na na na na na, na na na na na stuck in my head!! Hahahahaha.
Damn! I can’t believe this song is so old now. I remember when my kids were babies and I’d be listening to this song in my suburban. Now they’re in their mid 20’s. But I love this beat. Makes me bob the head to the beat. Hard not to do with this song.
Since they made fun of many other musicians in this track, you coulda, shoulda, woulda listen to some of their tracks. Limp bizkit take a look around or any songs from their 90’s album, moby, and Elvis and others.
This right here is one of the reasons he is beloved!! He gave no shi*s and to dance in a club to this was so much fun!
Love seeing young people watching shady, and understanding why he is an ICON!!!!!
This is literally their era ofc they know about shady
I remember being at a country western bar, nobody dancing, no vibe. This song comes on and instantly every cowboy and girl hit the floor lol ill never forget that
Cap
This song came out when I was in 5th grade. I remember playing it for my grandma while we were driving around in her bmw convertible. We got some looks lol but she was always supportive of the music I enjoyed.
I got one for you, it's not on most guys radar since it's off a soundtrack and not his regular cds. Look up Eminem Murder She Wrote. One of his best early lyrical story telling songs. Yall gonna like it
Chris Kirkpatrick was from the boy group NSYNC
Eminem always kills it.
Kills everyone and everything. Yeah I totally agree.
Yep and vote for him on the hall of fame
You remind me so much of my son who was a youth in this fabulous rap period. I heard Eminem for hours every day and with each play through I would be picking up on the words and just laughing my head off. Eminem was like a breath of fresh air. Really kick ass, piss take lyrics. But try always to put music in context and time. With all the gorgeous brown (not black!!!!!!) rappers who were posing their way to notoriety, along comes a scrawny little pale (not white!!!) guy who is prepared to stand up to his own (pale skinned males) and cross the fence into the brown skinned realm of rapping. He made more money than most though! Very clever lyrics and the timing is sublime. To say nothing of the videos which are like short films. This is music at its best, just pure fun and entertainment. I´m glad you enjoyed it. As you say, you are ready to react to all musical material, that young man is the only way to be. We are born when we are born but there was always plenty going on before that time, if only you want to take a look. I´ll give you something beautiful to react to. One of the great guitarists of all time, CARLOS SANTANA. This video that I suggest is a live performance of their song BLACK MAGIC WOMAN. It is the 1998 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Check out what it is to fuse musical styles and instruments to create a very unique sound that was the Carlos Santana band. Enjoy your music.
Exactly! Dr Dre couldn't believe it when he heard the Em is pale skinned!
It’s your first time it’s been like 8 or 9 years for me
“Bagpipes from Baghdad” go hard
He puts Elvis in the video, cause he said:" Iam not the first king... (Elvis's moniker has been: The King)
Everyone around my age that grew up in the 90s.. it's gonna show Sunday during the Super Bowl Half Time Show.... and I'm ok wit dat💯💯💯💯
Never commented on your channel before but I sincerely enjoy y’all’s content! It’s got a diversity you don’t see on most reaction channels! Keep killing it y’all! Much love ❤️
Appreciate you a lot!
Whoa!! There’s another thing that sets y’all apart! I don’t get comments back…y’all are amazing!! Thanks for putting the content out!
This is the most CLASSIC em track... you couldn't go anywhere in 2002 without hearin this jaun or Real Slim Shady
Legendary song, maybe i need a doctor next? Really good song too and i think you haven’t had that one yet, love y’all keep it up 🔥
The girl react like FROZEN😂😂😂😂😂❤❤
Where I am from, it was everywhere. You could not get away from this song. But luckily, I loved it and still do!!!
D12 - rap game, words are weapons, dont approach me with Xzibit, Revelation, Drips, Blow my buzz, Purple pills
You guys always do an amazing job! Screw the haters! Keep doing your thing!!
Your reaction genre-blend is perfect! Keep them coming. Sunday--Who Dey! (Lifelong die-hard Bengals fan who has died hard many times in the past 3 decades :-( ) PS: One of my favorite Eminem songs, thank you!
Another song where the memories come flooding back of me as a young single father and my kids bobbing their heads in the back seat to this lol
The title says first time listening, but they literally have this song on vinyl behind them 💀
🎶 🎶”Fix yer bent antenna tune it in and then I’m gonna” 🎶 🎶
Eminem the goat every thing he creates is pure gold just amazing
Please say you're doing the explicit version..... maybe play it over the video or summin, they take the best lines out!
This is one of my favorites by Eminem.
I remember when I first heard Eminem. I was at work, working the nightshift. Due to being the only one there we were allowed to have a radio on. There was a DJ who at the time was one of the most respected in the UK, he was about the only one who chose his own playlist. His name was John Peel. On this one night I was keying in some data and at the end of one of of his infamous boring stories I heard "Hi, My Name is.." and it immediately got my attention. I wasn't that much in to rap, I was one of the ones who dismissed it as a bunch of angry black men, shouting about women, guns and drugs. I suppose I was right, but I mistook that as a reason to not listen to them instead of a reason to listen to them. But this black man had something different to say. By the end of the track I was hooked. John Peel had introduced me properly to rap and Eminem had completely changed my view of it.
I was into House music and it was pretty much all I listened to. After each payday I would go out and spend hundreds of pounds on house music vinyl at a record store in the city. I bought around 1500 12" in 2 years - averaging 2 a day I think.
One time I had just spent £400 on vinyl and I was about to exit the store and squeezed past 2 guys in black MA2 jackets who were talking to one of the staff as he was putting on rap vinyl for them to listen to, and guess what I heard as I opened the door. Yep, "Hi, My Name Is...". I froze, though eff it I've just spent all my money on house vinyl but I want that record. I only had enough money for 3 meals over the week as it was, I was going to be living off rice for four days, so I would either have to ask for a refund on some house vinyl and buy that rap track, or borrow some money off my mate, or just leave it.
I decided to buy money off my mate, but I used it for food for the other four days of the week instead of buying the rap track.
I had told loads of people about this crazy rap track I had heard twice now but it was many months later before I heard the track again. It was in the pop charts. I'd now got the chance to buy it again and I rushed out to get it this time, but imagine how cool I'd have been if I'd have chosen one of the other options I had.
Years later John Peel was found out to have been a paedo. By then I was listening to all sorts of rap artists, realising how talented Dr Dre was, and I'd found out Eminem was white too.
Yo I have a similar story of how I got to listening to rap. Growing up in school, the teachers and my classmates would always put on autotune overload and stupid rap songs about bitches and guns and whatever and all kinds of mumble rap mainstream 🗑️, which made me totally dismiss rap for many years. Then, my brother put on lose yourself and I was so shocked and amazed I was like wtf, I didn't even know there was rap like that out there. So I was instantly hooked and just started listening to Eminem albums and stuff and then some 50 cent, some Royce, some of Dre's stuff. Like I used to just listen to rock and metal as a kid and hate rap, but now rap's all I listen to today. Also when I first started listening to Eminem I also assumed he was black. I was so shocked when I found he was white. I had stupidly assumed all rappers were black for some reason when I was a kid.
Bought money off your mate... what? Spent hundreds on vinyl in 1999/2000? Yeah you’re a white rich kid assuming all rap is is black men rapping about guns and women. This a very strange comment
@@freybentos2602 Bro I also assumed the same thing as a kid, that all rappers were black. Thank goodness I was able to educate myself out of being ignorant. Im not white, these biases can happen to anyone. I also assumed all rap was just 🗑️ and about bitches and guns. Glad I'm not ignorant anymore.
@@Flickterr haha. Nice. When I hear anyone dismiss rap now I'm just glad my mind was opened and feel sorry for them.
@@Flickterr He was working in a city spending hundreds on vinyls, he wasn’t a kid.
I love the fact that you react to a variety of different things.
Here are 2 songs you could check out:
Eminem - Low Down Dirty
(This was on the Slim Shady EP before eminem got big)
Sevendust - Denial
(A dope nu-metal track)
Whens the lose yourself juice freestyle at?
Love you guys's channel fr yall energy is to the max beautiful
Eminem is the Goat 🐐
Eminem killed it 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Real talk about real stuff 💯‼️
Facts!!!!!!
I like the song 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I like the video
I like the video reaction
One of his biggest hits.
True but the problem is that Eminem has to many biggest hits, he is a legend. And also back in the day Eminem did whant to make his own music and he didn't whant to be Slim Shady but he he had no choice. And you can also hear that in the lyrics of this song. But also in older songs till today.
definitely one of his biggest in the uk we love this one over here
The Walker Brothers - The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore REACTION
😲🤔😍 clowning 😂😂😂😂😂😂he definitely showed out on this one 👍👍👍👍😂😂😂 good choice y'all thanks 👍👍
Eminem has 1 thing I think I a lot of rappers today could use ..... a sense of humor about himself . He is always taking shots at himself which makes him a lot more likeable/relatable
Your girlfriend is so pretty & really seems like a sweetheart - if I was your mom, I would definitely approve! Hope she treats you well, because you deserve the best❤️💗❤️
Thank you so much!!
Awh! Thank you so much 😭😭❤️
@@TheRealCrysTV I miss us
Why does a black men so obsessed with marrying a non black women?..I've hardly seen nor heard a black men coupled with his own race!!.is this a new trending thing for particularly for black men or what?..just asking,no offense.
@@Tluangi0 No. Generally speaking, black men don’t go looking for white women - and white women don’t go looking for black men. It’s just who you fall in love with. No, it’s not a new trend.
Dude was jamming out to this the whole time. You know he had a good time
I always am "on" in a good way, lol I remember teaching my friend at work this song, and we laughed CRAZY at "FU, Debbie!!" 😂😉✌♥️
We need all Eminem To prepare for the Super Bowl. Can’t wait
"It's fresh.. You can eat that thing" 🤣
Your smiles are great and really make the video!
This video is such a fkn work of art lol
these songs bringing back my teen memories .... dayum
This was a great period in M’s career . A lot of people were mad that he was a comedian . Again ,much like u guys, M”s diversity in styles make him popular with more people .👍
It hurts my soul whenever people listen to a clean version for the first time listening to a song, especially with someone like Eminem. There's entire parts of the song gone or changed.
So much context is needed to truly apreciate this video!
Stumbled on your channel by accident last week and now this channel is all I'm tuned into...love how your reactions cover different genres....love it all the way from the island of Guam......
Still Love It to this very day !!! 👏🏼🤩✌🏼✌🏼
"that's fresh, you can eat that one"
Hahahahahahahaha.
Fucking dead
Hahahahaha
These guys next:“first time reacting to Baby shark!"
I've watched this again and it makes me laugh at your reaction, brilliant video. 🤣
Love how good he looks in drag
I always use this song whenever i got a police car pursuit on me😂😂
Love your reactions :)
I suggest Eminem - Just Loose It & Ass like that they are super funny :)
love from Denmark
Eminem - darkness. Do the music video
If you haven’t Bad Meets Evil by Eminem and Royce Da 5’9 (from the Slim Shady LP album) is dope. And after that they also have Fast Lane which is low key a gem
You should react to Never Enough Eminem, 50 cent and nate Dogg, it's a classic, tho love your videos, lots of love to you and your family 🌻
Iggy Pop... Zombie Birdhouse is an introduction to one of the most strange, beloved and enduring artists in music.
Dawg the sub bit just killed
Everyone vote for eminem on the rock Hall of fame.he is currently in 2nd place and needs votes daily
Please react to Eminem - Seduction thanks!!
Thanks
I was wondering the samething about you reacting to eminem , but i understood what your doing , and its your channel man , you can reacte to whatever you'd like.
It's good. We understand. When yall get time.
Eminem with Tone Deaf is pretty dope
I knew this song word for word before I was 10, how yall never heard this?!?!?!
Looking forward to this reaction, its going to be legendary! 🎉🎊🎉
The video for his 'Just Lose It' is hilarious.
Another Great Reaction guys 🙏
This music video always makes my day - it's one of the there is!
Pretty sure this is em's top Spotify track
First time hearing without me after 21 years is crazy
Love watching you get folks watch this with little to no context lol
This is the clean version of the song 🤣😂🤣 👌👌👌
Life with Reckleszzz family💪💪💪
Say What You Say off of The Eminem Show is an underrated classic. The vibe of the track could be described as (mowing through mfs on some O.G. Broly shit)
Till I Collapse, he's the 🐐.
It went diamond...how can you call it underrated
I freakin' love Eminem. Have you ever reacted to 50 Cent? Try "Candy Shop"
Good song
I love that I got to see the mudshark react in real time that she's one of the trailer park girls going round the outside
You know em nominated for the 2022 rock n roll hall of fame induction...true rap god!!!!
You seem like you'd be a pretty cool dude to chill with