Rock Bottom

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Rock Bottom · Eminem
The Slim Shady LP
℗ An Aftermath Entertainment/Interscope Records Release; ℗ 1999 UMG Recordings, Inc.
Released on: 1999-02-23
Producer: Mark Bass
Producer: Jeff Bass
Studio Personnel, Mixer: Dr. Dre
Producer: Markey Bass
Studio Personnel, Mix Engineer: Richard "Segal" Huredia
Composer Lyricist: Mark Bass
Composer Lyricist: Jeff Bass
Composer Lyricist: Eminem
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[@jackieboots3246]

they liked it so much they turned their screen upside down and liked it again

[@cobretticobra7911]

First time I actually cared if anyone was still listening to this song in 2024

[@hab1657]

Where are the Stans??

[@tommyhermans1580]

man im 37 now, the lyrics hit diffrent now.

[@geppeto3353]

Eminem was so young in this song...

[@alwaysstrapped814]

This song hits deep as fuck. Im going through some really rough shit right now an this song is exactly how I feel. Shits crazy

[@amithans6910]

This song saved me. Thanks Eminem

[@lisagriffiths8879]

"live half my life and throw the rest away"

[@michaelminnick7832]

One of my favorite Eminem songs of all time

[@BackInNam1911]

What a classic 👌

[@AngryBlondEFTW]

Maybe one of the best Eminem tracks ever

[@user-ov2jq7zn9f]

"Stan is Eminems saddest song"

[@Aresous]

eminem the only guy to make me wanna slam skulls one song, then bring tears to my eyes a song later. love it.

[@steelheadanglingontario]

I pray to God for answers maybe I will ask nicer. Man will die a legend

[@rev3274]

I used to listen to this when I was in a really dark place, living in a basement with no hope whatsoever, wondering if I'd ever amount of anything. Em and D12 and the counter-culture rappers from back in the day saved me, no doubt about it.

[@dayneflynn2279]

Definitely one of my favorite songs you've made

[@stefanocastelli4030]

This song is lyrical god. One of my faves Eminem songs,

[@KH4444444444N]

If I had actually listened to these words back then, it would have saved me so many resources.

[@jd5898]

this song is so real. every single word touches me. salute to em and everyone who is going through it. God Bless us all.

[@SR1Records]

At the time i heard this, this was the deepest song i ever heard. I think i was about 12 years old. I wasn't aware of Tupac at this time. I heard My Name Is on a UK channel called The Box and was instantly hooked on Eminem! I begged my parents to buy me his album, and thankfully they did!