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His Name Is Clarence!
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Fun fact, Eminem wrote the lyrics for everyone. 👍🏼👍🏼
This gotta be cap..
@@LFRJojo Facts lol
@@LFRJojo true story bud!
True story
You know the parking lot rap? He was supposed to write a freestyle for his part, but he didn't get a chance to. So he went in and did his freestyle right off the top of his head.
“If this happened in real life” my guy this IS how Em came up
I know he really think this movie was super fabricated when this how the battle scene was and he was in most time the only white guys there that could rap he needed to get a background check before this lol
Fr put some respect on it🔥
@@dareizm9531 the rap battle itself is a little fabricated, em said that his version of this was the rap Olympics in ‘97 I think. might’ve been ‘98, but either way, he lost at the final round and it was a big blow to him at the time
but in the aftermath, it’s how he ended up making connections to Dre
Have you heard those battles lol, these are infinitely better as a scripted version should be
@@nicholassimon1419 the REAL shit is all off the top of the dome, seeing it action is wild. Gotta give props to even the mediocre freestyler, it's not exactly an easy thing to do
PS: That last round was genius. Not only does Em take EVERYTHING that Papa Doc could have said about him, but flipped it into actually insulting himself, showing the crowd that it simply didn't matter or affect him in any way. Meaning that you can't even use it to "diss" Em because Em already ADMITS that it is something "bad" against himself and still goes into Papa Doc's own issues of being "Clarence" attempting to present himself as a "rapper from the hood".
Basically, Em stole his ammo, removed the sting, presented new evidence and then DARED his opponent to go out there and try to diss Em with "new material" on the spot, which he couldn't do because he knew nothing about Em outside of what Em had already said... which is why he 'choked' at the end. Which actually makes the whole movie's story complete. Em (Rabbit) goes from choking and booed off the stage in his first appearance to having the crowd rooting for him as his opponent chokes, giving Em the win. Perfect symmetry.
THIS IS THE BEST RAP BATTLE IN HISTORY BRO 🔥! || Off Da Top Freestyle Battle by @VisionGoats Films
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I don’t think it was just about that. I think the audience could relate to Eminem more than they can relate to his opponent. His bare honesty and believability struck a chord in everybody. Everybody has something embarrassing, somethings shitty, something they’re not proud of, but they will walk around pretending they don’t give a shit or that those things never happened and keep it on the down low. Eminem just laid it all out there and people respected him for it because they could see themselves in him.
Indeed, this is clear proof that he has a very good understanding of classical rhetoric and writers. We’ll never know if he read stuff from them, but they’re all the same tactics which is so nuts
Couldn’t have said it better, myself.
on the bright side, we lost a Clarence and gained a Falcon.
My respect for Eminem grows more per reaction. Let’s be honest here..being yt in rap is an uphill battle…but he definitely cemented his legacy, no cap.
@LFRJojo Check out Cleaning Out My Closet by Eminem. It's a song that actually made his mom cry and he regrets making it.
times he was livin in it was completely opposite to that. he had to be 100x times better than someone next to him for people to consider him at least as somewhat of a rapper. he was not getting anywhere for years and years exactly because he was white and dre has said it in interviews many times that he did not know how many racist people he was surrounding himself with. they were trashing him and telling him to drop em because he was white. but then when he got the hype in the beginning, yes, after he started selling records because of that, because he introduced this genre to white people all around the world. so back then, it was only the worst to be this color in the industry, he just turned out to be exception cause he is one of the best. (he's name as a favourite rapper is the most said by the greatest of all time starting from a golden era and times after there is a research done about it.) he has really the biggest legacy. (not talking about white hip hop artists before him cause non of them were this big). and how many records you sale don't mean nothing in this game it doesn't define if you're good or bad, if you know hip hop, you'll know it's because of the respect he got from the people who mattered and matter the most in this genre because they truly understand how great he is.
also this is the way he came up. he was an underground battle rapper so this what you're seeing was real and it was worse and harder than that. he was doing it for years and even aside the fact others saying he couldn't do it because he was white he still won so many times. on top of that he had a real hard life since the childhood. movie is not completely based on his real life events though.
You not worth reply to if you didn't educate yourself before hand. I find what you said about life matters personally cause sir ALL LIFE MATTERS
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Did you know, Eminem wrote all the verses for this rap battle. He wrote everyone’s verses including his own. So what ever is being said by these rappers was wrote by em
“I’m voting for the black guy cause Black Lives Matter”…. 30 seconds later… “I’m not racist” 😀😀😀
Hearing a privileged kid talk about BLM is cringe. 🙄
sounds like you didn't get the joke man
Where's waldo looking ass nigga
Fun Fact; Anthony Mackie and Em are friends, and Mackie ACTUALLY WENT TO PRIVATE SCHOOL, which Eminem found out doing research on Mackie's life and decided to use in the final battle.
"Black lives matter. I'm still rooting for the black people." Root for the best lyricist. What does color have to do with talent and skill?
Kid obviously exposed his closed-minded character.
I enjoyed his videos so far, I will stop watching now because of this. What a clown.
Facts I was Boutta comment the same thing
99.9% of black people label Eminem the GOAT of the Rap Game.
Didn't you know? Reverse racism is okay if you're anything but white.
1. Yes, the rap battles were the culture back then. 2. That is what Em learned - Rap was battle and lyrical. 3. Beef's are the way of rap fundamentally, and that's what he still uses. Anyone mentioning Em means Em gets to respond. It's the name of the old school rap scene
This wasn't necessarily the culture back then. Battle rap has existed since rap came about. Battle rap like this was refined tho like this to what it is now during the 90s and early 2000s (ems era)Era. Battle rap still exists today. Codea, Pop Smoke, Kendrick, J Cole, Bas, Cal Scruby all have participated. It's always been part of the culture. It's just for us who grew up during this Era saw it much more than most other generations
The last battle when em was dissing himself it was genius strategy. By dissing himself he took all of papa docs ammo away from him
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This movie actually is autobiographical- it’s exactly how Em came up.
Actually it isnt, Marshal didnt want to make it exactly like him because he couldnt add more to the movie so he made b rabbit
Truth
"I'm rooting for the black people in this joint, ain't gonna lie"
- That is made obvious in every video.
I absolutely love this movie. When I learned he wrote all the raps, I had to rewatch it. Also! He tailored the final rap to Anthony Mackie himself, so his surprise is genuine
12:50 This happened in real life. Eminem came from Detroit and did a lot of these battles
So it’s okay for other artists to spit what they spit but when Em come on, it’s racist? Get out of here. I’m from Detroit and Em spits everything as real as it gets.
Thought the same thing
for example, they call him Beaver Cleaver. now if he called them Buckwheat...
@@skalmortis new niggas be wildin out here, if they grew up back in the 90s they would understand
It did happen in real life, it was called the rap Olympics…However Em didn’t win he came in 2nd Place…but this allowed Dr.Dre to find him a& the rest as they say “is history”…
Nonchalantly tossing his tape out the a guy who knew Dre after loosing the rap Olympics
i think it was an intern for Jimmy that "found" Eminem. but Dre was about to be ghosted and bet it all on the white dude.
"he's too disrespectful"
thats how they do it in the underground, specially when Em was a part of it. dunno why you are so surprised about it. it was and may still be the norm.
8 mile is probs toned down quite a bit comparatively to how it actually was.
you kids got a lot to learn and seem quite sensitive sometimes.
keep reacting, you make me laugh.
Facts this shit is tame compared how real underground battles and they didn’t look for the biggest dudes they did a caring call to all local mc’s to have a chance to be in the movie and even held a battle and winner got to film a battle scene with em
@@noahwurtz9921 well clearly you don't get that global outlook. There are plenty of people who freak out when they're not addressed in the way they'd like, regardless of age, generation or location. And to insinuate that "kids" don't experience misery is total bollocks, if you don't understand why that makes no sense then you yourself don't know misery too well despite torturing people and watching your friends die while you're eating pasta
Its because he is a Gen Z, they dont know how shit were back then. Honestly i miss it, people too snowflakes now a days.
@@ericlayton8888 found the flaky!
these kids really are too sensitive lol
FYI when Em wrote his verse against papa doc, the stuff he said about him was actually true about the actor irl. Lol he wasnt expecting it so the shook look is quite real
Truth
I didnt know this:O
@@matthewramirez6300 yep Anthony Mackey is the one who told the story.
@@niceguyj1984 that's fucken crazy🤯
@@niceguyj1984 yet a quick google would suggest the story is made up lol
Em lived this life before he was famous, he was an underground battle rapper. So when you said “if this was real life he’d be scared” made me laugh
After choking, the delay is suspenseful. Also, the fact that the ruling rapper has an education and positive family life isn't a bad thing in itself, it's the fact that he's not authentic! He's playing a role and pretending it's real. Rabbit (his name in the movie) owns his shit and that wins every time!
And here's why we all loved and still love Eminem. Great lyricist and nobody can diss Eminem more than Em. You don't come for Em unless you want your career ended.
MGK prime example 😂
@@JLCC9ja rule and benzino too 😂😂😂😂
You need to actually watch the movie to grasp the whole of this. It's deep and amazing how he came so far such talent🔥💯.the reason he was dissing himself was so the other guy couldn't find things to say 😉✌
Something else to note, he went and got alot of rappers/battlers from detroit for the movie, they had real battles for auditions, and everyone got who rapped, even if they didnt make the movie.
Yeah so it was fair pickings they didn’t look for the biggest scariest dudes because there was way bigger guys in the audition battles and females
🤣😂Dead ☠️ that moment when LFR stopped and realized that he just got dissed by Em too. Classic.
This is my favoritebpart of the whole movie. The diss about his name being Clarence, living w his parents and their marriage was because he was a fraud. He had people thinking he had this rough upbringing and what not
Yeah he needed to watch the movie to understand how hard the bars hit. Papa doc was perpetrating a gangster lifestyle when he was from the burbs in private school, nothing wrong with coming from a straight household but it is when you acting like you came from the streets and a broken home. His card was just pulled in from of the whole battle scene
Em DID start as a battle rapper! 8 Mile was loosely based on his life. During filming on this movie, Em brought in battle rappers from Detroit and got paid well just standing in the audience there were more battle rappers that did not make the final cut. Fun Fact: Anthony Mackie was approached by Em and Em was chatting with him and wanted to "get to know" Anthony better. To make a long story short, all the rap that he did about Papa Doc, was about Anthony. Anthony did go to a private school, and parents with a good marriage. That look Anthony had, was genuine .
Oh hell yes. Rap battles were legendarily viscous back in the good old days.
The reason why dissing himself was so potent, is because Rabbit emptied Clarence's clip before he had a chance to use it. At that point, Clarence had nothing left to say, and had to forfeit.
Also he had the whole crowd against him because he got outed as a "halfway crook" Clarence.
Brother, it's not racist it's real talk he used to be like this when he was underground so y'all need to stop thinking that way. All love
Basically in the last battle him dissing himself first was a strategic play and everything that he’d have used against him is already out in the open and unusable and I think it was fucking awesome
guess he hasnt heard "The Warning" yet.
“If this happened in real life…”
Uhhhh, isn’t this movie based on his early days rapping in the underground rap battles in Detroit? Wasn’t it inspired by his life?
Dude, this kid don't know nothing about Em's background, on top of that he racially biased af, but when he said "I live with my parents and they have a real good marriage" was priceless, just the look on his face when he realizes this white boy is more hood than he'll ever be lol
I love at the last battle after EM was done, he was sitting there, menacingly, the whole crowd jumping and screaming, he stared into Doc's eyes, almost as if he's saying "I own everyone and everything".. yet it was obvious that EM was shocked when it was obvious that Doc was going to drop the mic.. i love this.
I absolutely recommend getting the 8-Mile DVD extra features... where you got to see actual battles with Eminem from people trying to be in the movie.
know if bonus footage is on YT?
It's not like people used to be so much disrespectful. It's more like people today, and especially young people, think that they are entitled to being treated respectfully and being treated nice.
The world is becoming a better place!
But yeah rap battles are an exception.
And that is the point of a battle to out rap and say the most craziest shit to your opponent with the punchlines and creativity and being disrespectful sometimes
@@elbruces I'd argue that it's not. If you think you're entitled to being treated nice even if you're an asshole, you're entirely wrong. The world would be a better place if you treated others as you wish to be treated. You know, the golden rule? Quit being an entitled snowflake like the entire gen Z.
@@elbruces better place?ha
@@bloodhunter1903
There are ancient Roman texts of old people bitching about "kids these days" and about how everything's going to shit because of young people.
You'd think if that were actually true, everything would be so much worse than ancient Roman times that we'd all be dead by now.
Especially with all the "kids these days" bitching with every generation between that and this.
And yet somehow, we're still here, and things are okay.
Alternate possibility: maybe The Kids are Alright.
"too disrespectful"? you do realise this is exactly how rap battles are? the rappers go in expecting to be dissed, that is the ENTIRE point of a rap battle
Firstly this movie is the closest thing to Eminems life coming up!
Secondly the timer only starts when the person starts rapping not when the music starts.
You should watch some of the extras on the dvd, he was saving his voice but this one girl goes hard at him so he turns his mic back on & DESTROYS her.... He does say sorry to her though 🤗
"Secondly the timer only starts when the person starts rapping not when the music starts" That confirmed it for me thanks!
So fun to see you evolve from mumbling minimal responses on reactions with your dad, to actually developing interesting personality once you started recording solo 💪👏🏻.
More like developing a racist personality
“I don’t see how Eminem can win this”
Me: excited to see Your reaction of what’s coming 😆
This movie is telling how he came up before he was famous. Most everything in it actually happened to him.
You gotta watch the movie..
But, you can react to the behind the scenes from the bonus ish on the DVD..
To keep the extras involved for the shooting, they had real battle rappers spit & picked 5 to go at Em for bonus footage. One of them was Marv 1.. em wasn't supposed to rap. They were trying to have him save his voice for shooting. So the others spit at him & he just kinda mouthed words.. but the crowd started boo'ing so he turned the mic on & battled them.
Been following your pops for yrs, seems like a really good dude & Father.
Keep getting that grind on. Wish ya nothing but success in all ya do. ✌
To me, Lotto reminded me alot of Xzibit, who is also in the movie. both great sounding rappers.
Yeah I was shouting Xzibit when he was trying to figure out who the second guy reminded him of cause that's exactly who he reminded me of.
Eminem really did do rap battles in clubs. Got 2nd place in 1997 LA Rap Olympics. Otherwize, who got 1st place, said he had never battled a white guy before. Em really came up in the battle rap culture.
You need to listen to "Eminem biggest ever freestyle in the world! Westwood" He's crazy in that one
swagger juice lol
That is 🔥🔥
“Mumble rap fan listens to” 💀 the dedication for views. I respect the hustle.
🤣🤣
I mean he ain’t lie tho, I’m also a mumble rap fan but I got love for all music
@@jackhogan1174 mumble rap is a dumb term made up by close minded people who shit on hiphop. Just because a rapper has an accent you dont immediately understand doesnt mean that he is mumbling.
@@stijn8588 that's not true. Us older hip hop heads didn't like the way the genre was going. Especially those who grew up through the golden age of hip hop late 80's-mid 2000's.
Had a bunch of "lil's" biting Wayne's style of spitting but gave no content.
A lot of it sounded the same, way too much autotune and seemed only to be bout a hard beat and catchy hook.
Sry but that's not hip hop.
We had our vibe type of hip hop but the majority was heavy on content & storytelling.
Not just flossing type ish.
If you were biting someone else's style & faking the life u claimed in your lyrics, you'd get clowned on and ran out the game.
Using ghost writers was heavily frowned upon too. (If you were claiming to be a top tier lyricist.. Dre never hid that he used ghost writers & he was known as the Dr. For his production, not his spitting. Cube was the elite lyrist of NWA & still in my top 5.
I'm not trying to knock the young cats hustles. But, if you know history about the culture around hip hop, someone else can't put your own life & pain in the lyrics.
Yeah, we might sound a lil like grumpy old men at times.. lol.
But, with age comes wisdom..lol. & at least it does seem like the game is trending more towards lyrism..
@@CSpad bro i listen to mostly underground for example but a shift in the mainstream will always happen with newer generations. Just be openminded. Trap had different goals.. what Travis did for example is insane. Rodeo is a modern masterpiece. I do think the trap and melodic markets are very oversaturated, but thats just because its the mainstream.
And about the term mumble rap. The genre has a history of mostly racist people discrediting it, and i think the term is another example of that. So as a big hiphop fan i just see it as disrespecting the genre you love so much if a hiphop fan uses it.
These battles hit me in the feels every time!
I thought everybody knew Eminem wrote everyones bars in that scene. Dude TOO good.
This guy always reacts to the songs I search for and he’s the best reaction 1 🔥
That's why people are afraid to beef with Eminem he grew up doing rap battles he will tear you down lyrically! The man is a GOAT
I Root for the best rapper not who is by the colors of their skin cuz that truly does not matter people say they want to be equal yet say someone is better by the Melanin of their skin
Im sry if i miss spelled but my family is from Portugal and i truly believe we all humans and i HATE how people of color are treated we all the same children of god.we all deserve to be treated the same .i dont mean no disrespect..Yeah it's a true story but in the movie they ALWAYS make sh** more dramatic..but tbh Eminem has shown those dudes up over and over again when Dre discovered his raps and Dre says he that he was very good and that he was black.just shows ur how ur raised and were ur raised ..mad respect for all tho
15:27 dude 😂😂 your reaction is great. Nice to see you reacting to Em’s old stuff, sorry it took so long! New sub :)
Sincerely, Stan.
"Sincerely, Stan" was that on purpose. If so clever.
@@miamclain3525 very much on purpose :)
So glad I recently found your channel! It’s LIT! 🔥
this did happen in real life for him over and over and over thats the entire point of the movie to show his life and he wrote the rap for everyone js
Em's point wasn't that anything about "Clarence" was inherently bad (nothing wrong with having parents that love each other and have a good marriage. But it's more common among people who have a higher income. His life isn't filled with the constant stressors that many of the people in "the 313" do.
So, he was pointing out what a poser he was. Clarence was a hypocrite, pretending to be something he wasn't.
As for Em's character dissing himself, it's not that he's just dissing himself. He's robbing his opponent of ammo. Like the character Tyrion says in Game of Thrones, if you know what your weaknesses are, and you own them, you can wear them like armor so they can't be used to hurt you.
It's actually an extremely wise and clever way to absolutely shut down most bullies or opponents. Because wth can they say if you say, "Yep. You're right. And yet I'm still here, with my head held high, because I'm a human being with basic dignity because I'm honest about my experience and who I am.
You, however, are a hypocrite trying to act superior to others while trying to be something you're not. So who's the fool?"
you do understand that he is a elite battle rapper
Check out the trivia - those guys actually had a freestyle rap battle to see the best rappers and that's who these guys were. Also on the last one - he's dissing himself because that means there's nothing that guy will be able to say against him because he would just be repeating Em. lol
God yes, i was hoping you'd react to this badassery right here.
This whole movie is good, if you haven't watched it I recommend doing so. I'm pretty sure Em wrote all the raps for the movie.
Bro great assessment in the beginning of the clip...he looks scared...u must of really got it more than any other living human who thought he wasnt...ur really good waldo
Found your dad a month ago doing. Phi Collins - Air of the Night. You, are great young man!! Loved the movie, I am 50, it's awesome to see our young loving what we loved.
That is the genius of Eminem. He’s white, but he lived the hard life that all the “gangster rappers “they’ll their clout upon. He never fronted or pretended to be something he wasn’t. The audience no matter what colour of their skin was could relate strongly to that and that is why he is so adored by everyone.
You gotta get past the whole white vs. black and judge based off of talent. If Eminem was black you would be saying he is the greatest rapper of all time, but since he’s white you can’t give home that credit… it’s really sad that everything comes down to race.
Chill big homie
Couldnt agree more! Its sad!
Pretty sure in a vid he said Eminem was top 2 rappers
@@kisshaddad8086 we were talking about the fact that he said he was rooting for the black guys simply based off race
he destroyed the whole detroit freestyle game...how you think he got signed?
I just can’t believe there are actually mumble rap fans.
That first round was CLOSE! Even though I still think Em's 1st battle was weak, he clearly had the ability to turn the audience against his foe. And sometimes, in rap-battles, it really is how much you can influence/direct the crowd that actually matters more than anything else. Especially when it is something you do in your 'opening round'. Near the end, if you don't already HAVE the audience pulling for you, they aren't going to 'flip' unless you CAN bring some hard bars to impress them.
THIS IS THE BEST RAP BATTLE IN HISTORY BRO 🔥! || Off Da Top Freestyle Battle by @VisionGoats Films
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Yea I agree everyone is talking about lotto but that first guy got some great diss bars
Yea fo sho, but Em wrote the lyrics for the entire battle rap anyways lol
You have to watch the movie to get the backstory. Before the last round Eminem’s friend overheard all the stuff the leader was going to rip him on, so Eminem beat him to the punch, took all his material, left him with nothing to use against him without repeating shit, which wouldn’t have gone over well with the crowd.
1. Back in the Day people WERE more disrespectful because everyone knew what was said on the Mic stayed on the Mic. 2. 15:20 That moment that you realize you ain't "Gansta"
I really enjoy watching your reactions!!
In his early years, he was the most hated person of the world ya know... He was hated by the black guys, was hated by the whites at school, even his family hated him... He was all alone. Now we all see what this person did with his life ;) He showed them all what he is worth of. One of the best rap gods of this world
You do know Em came up doing battle rap, right? This was his bread and butter. How is the movie about Em’s life, that you don’t even remember, racist? Do you even know who Em’s best friend was? Where he grew up? I hear racism, but it’s not from 8 mile. Also, if you think Anthony is a “big, buff guy” you need to get out more. No offense, but seriously. PLEASE EDUCATE YOURSELF ON EM. You’re laughing at the seriousness of the final battle, but you don’t understand why? SMH
The core of the movie is about overcoming racism and standing up to bullies
3:44 it was a time where guys had balls and didnt get hyper-offended by words.
Things like this did happen in real life for Em. The Shelter is a real place in Detroit, where rap battles like this would take place. And if you listen to some interviews with various rap artists, they all feel that in a rap battle today amongst the best in the business, Eminem would destroy all comers.
Battle rap was like that and Em did battle rap so even though this isn't his real life it kind of is
I saw this in theaters. Loved it. Not a rap fan but im of the dying days of mtv and muchmusic so i knew all music popculture cause was always on tv. Actually saw eminem twice live. Great rap live is amazing
This is real life. Eminem did grow up there. He did these battles, and he was THAT good lol
What's so dope is that Em wrote all of em!!
Not a huge fan but Em has something that makes me proud! Thanks for your honest reaction youngster. Luv y’all 👵🏼☮️❤️🙏🏼
In the beginning he said he seen this 5 years ago but seems like he never has?? This reaction sucks
1,000 comment… keep doin ya thing, kid. Respect from Memphis
You need some, Mötley crüe - You're all i need. A ballad with heavy lyrics!!💯
9:06 if you can tell there was levels to this that is good writing. And that you see the second battle as an escalation might seem to read the culture well to comprehend those who know would notice.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Hi! I always watch your dad and I just watched you two reacting to bill burr last night lol...Anyway, I am going to follow you as well, your dad is such an amazing person. Best wishes from canada!! Congrats on 4.6 K!!! I am subscribing too :-)
Most fun to see how much you enjoyed this.
bruh you think this is disrespectful ??
BENZINO , JA RULE ,LIMP BIZKIT, MARHIA CAREY. CANNABIS .MGK etc and in Kamikaze he disses the WHOLE MUMBLE '"Rapper's" and even more so basically the whole effin industry lmafao !! 😜😜😜🤣🤣🤣
EM IS THE G.O.A.T .!!🐐🐐
peace and love from the Holy Land ✌☮🔯
If you want to see an entirely different side of Eminem, that'll make you think about him from a different perspective. Check out the tracks, Castle & Arose. You need to play both tracks in one session and in the order above.
I absolutely can't wait to watch 🔥
On the 45 seconds rule. You notice it when the second battle starts, there's an intro before they start to drop their bars when the tune's beat starts, that's so they can get a feel for the rhythm. So there's ten seconds of the tune going before they'll have the 45 seconds they're allotted to.
“If he did this in real life he would get jumped” he did do it all in real life and he did get jumped and everything else said is based of a true story
This is the beginning for him..so yea he's gonna be nervous! lol Anyone would be! Imo Rap battle is definitely like that! lol You say anything that hits hard cuz you dont get a lot of time! Rabbits his nickname in the movie. He came up doing rap battle in Detroit!!! He dealt with all kinds of racism....and came out on top!!! He took everything the other guy could have said about him and he flipped it on him!!! Left the other guy with nothing to say....& won!
Man you got to check out one of the many Harry Mack's Omegle Bars...
Take any video and I promise you it would be the best freestyle you would have ever heard !
I would recommend Episode#60
He had to wait for the beat to drop my dude. 😂
Rap battle is the greatest and purest form of hip hop.
eminem wrote the whole battle ...
I'm glad ur honest when u say ur for the black dudes cuz even if I don't agree I RESPECT HONESTY! But PLEASE remember when u say the guy lk 50 cent well PLEASE REMEMBER Eminem discovered 50 and gave him a contract
You didn’t think Eminem could kill that shit? Bro he’s one of the best rap battle artist ever
This was sooo much fun! Thanks :-)
You lost a subscriber today
Why tho?!
Probably because you brought color into it and people are over that bullshit!! Enough with the black white crap. We are people
Add another to the list you backed the wrong cause.
loot and burn down cities because they feel entitled. Guess you agree with that
Liked you ok before though
Jojo,
Ignore the haters I see in here. People need to be more compassionate. Y'all beatin' up on someone who's tryin' to expand his horizons and learn new things. That's just being an a**hole for no reason.
i agree, ive been watching lotsa reaction vids lately. im dubious and suprised by stuff people have never seen or been exposed too. good on em for expanding their horizens
I'm not seeing any haters, I'm seeing a few posts about how he says "BLM, I'm rooting for the black guys". Reverse racism is cool I guess. You can't say BLM, then be racist yourself. It's called hypocrisy.
Brah, I'm driving 2 hours to get to work on 3 hours of sleep. Between Listening to your reaction and the battle, I'm hyped and wide awake 👍
That's the thing about this movie em came up as a battle rapper he went against some of the toughest battle rappers to exist and won.
love the honesty in ur shit bro
If u didn't realise most people don't just start rapping when the beat isn't ready, the waiting at the start isn't part of the 45 secs