I interpret Believe as towards the listener, as in do I still believe in him and his music. There's been a few days this month where I just wanted to hear his music to give me a little more fire.
For context, em had faced a lot of criticism and after his hiatus he wasn't as big as he was. That plus social media becoming a thing meant he could see all the complaints. This song is to fans/"fans" and haters alike, a good few years after his recovery Sadly, this album, Revival (2017), was actually widely considered his least impressive, people heard 'Believe" and somehow didn't believe in him
I really like revival. It's kinda heartbreaking that songs like walk on water (where he talks about his fear of disappointing his fans) and believe (where he's kinda begging his fans to believe in him) got shit on. At least walk on Water got more love as time passed by
This album really is so good I get mad every time I listen to it knowing how people and the so called “fans” hated on it like there’s no tomorrow Especially when there’s songs like “believe” and “walk on water” 😭 how can they listen to these songs and then talk sh!t about them !!!!!!
@@PtylerBeats it's subjective, em would say that Relapse is his weakest, some people still insist on it being Encore.. imo there is no weakest album, it just depends on my mood
This song’s question is directly aimed at the listener. Especially the long time fans and those that used to be fans, and now only like his old music. Asking if they still believe in his music and him as an artist. And it’s a question that does not get answered in the track. Which I find very interesting. Like he’s saying, it’s up to you to decide. Walk On Water and Believe are two of Eminem’s best songs. Emotionally powerful, lyrically brilliant, sonically incredible, brutally honest; yet bravely vulnerable. Their brilliance marks a real artistic high in Eminem’s career, don’t care how many emotional cripples hate on them. All in my humble opinion of course 😂.
Agreed. Those two songs alone make “Revival” an album that deserves more praise than it gets. The way the run together like they are one long song 🎧 is brilliant. It’s like he’s admitting he’s not deserving of being placed on the highest shelf and is uncomfortable with that idea. He understands he’s a flawed person, yet he has people who treat him like a god. That’s very taxing even if the rewards are seem great. In my opinion, this older wiser version of Em is special.
this was on the revival album after walk on water which is why it starts so abruptly. if someone were to listen to the album in order it would go "bitch i wrote stan - and i started from the bottom like a snowman"
@@anomaly3215 it ties into walk on water as well mr.lmfao. It’s not a coincidence that the first lines of the album are why are expectations so high? Then the last being now I know. The whole album has shit like that.
@@ReactionTherapyOfficial He does that throughout the whole song (actually it's really dense in his last 4 albums). I know you aren't here to break down the bars, but in his later music, the songs are more about double and triple entendres rather than storytelling per se. There were a few that I thought you were going to mention, but then kept going. Either way good stuff, keep the EM coming and maybe the bar breakdown will come with time. With Eminem, it's like a puzzle sometimes to put together what all of the meanings actually are.
This song is probably to the ppl average eminem listener and ppl saying they miss the old eminem/shady and its the same reason Revival is probably the most hated album even tho some songs are trully masterpieces. Proof was a Rapper and one of eminem closest friend who sadly died in early 2000 and apparently proof is one of the reason eminem has assurance he talk about proof a lot
I believe this song is directed towards the fans, especially those who have turned their back on him because he isn't the same man he was 10, 15 or 20 years ago, and those who grew up loving his "offensive" lyrics who are now condemning him for being "offensive".
This track comes right after walk on water. So the “I wrote stan” part and after a song where he’s just been super vulnerable and shown you a window in to what’s been going on in his mind and life. This is kinda like the reaction to that.
I feel like Believe is a sort of sequel to Walk On Water. Almost a call and response. He deals with everyone’s expectations of him and how that makes him feel on WOW. Then he asks his fans, do you still believe in me? This is what I go through, and it’s worth it if you (the fan, not a casual listener) still believe that I can walk on water.
I think Revival was a real underrated album. I won’t even front on my first listen, I thought it was just ok but then when I sat down and really listened to it I ended up thinking it was a great album. And Walk on Water is a great song it has gospel elements in the song but it’s not gospel of course still a Hip Hop track, never understood the hate for it tbh. And let me give you a rundown of what this song in specific is about ~ Walk On Water is the first track off of Eminem’s 2017 album “Revival” and Believe is the second track off the album btw this album came before his 2018 album “Kamikaze” and his latest 2020 album “Music To Be Murdered By” so now Eminem starts rhyming from where he left off on the first track “Walk On Water”. Off the album Revival The track marks Eminem’s first take on a modern trap beat. His flow is slower and more unhurried than on previous tracks and features since his last album, which is notable as it corresponds to a passage on “Walk on Water”, the previous track on the album, where he mentions the public criticism of his rapid and choppy flow on recent works. The slower tempo also imitates the style of contemporary trap music. Yet, Eminem seems to denounce this style with his lyricism, making use of his trademark wordplay and imagery,Contentwise, the song is somewhat a U-turn to the previous song: On “Walk On Water”, Eminem was questioning himself and his ability to create new music that would appeal to his fans, while on “Believe”, he shows confidence and makes clear that he has faith in himself. Yet, throughout the song, one question stands above it all, and Eminem is posing it directly to his fans:Do they still believe in him? Now you might ask why well let’s take it back to when Em dropped “Recovery” Back In 2010 he announced on Not Afraid that he was on his sobriety path and that’s when this whole notion started and some fans/haters started saying “Eminem was better when he was on drugs” & “I like the old Eminem” etc. but Em since then has proved haters wrong with dropping albums like MMLP2,Kamikaze & Music To Be Music Murdered By And is The Best Selling Rapper Of All Time for a reason his longevity,wordplay,rhyme schemes,storytelling,flow,supersonic raps,great songs,relevancy etc.🙇🏽♂️🐐👑✨💯(Please React to Eminem “In Your Head” Lyric Video)
Thanks so much for taking the time to write this comment. We did walk on water already and I was blown away by that. It came to UA-cam last week. Appreciate your support and insight jay!😊👍
"Fanny packs, hourglasses, If time was on my side I'd still have none to waste" Fanny packs are usually worn around the waist, an hourglass symbolizes time, no time to waste/waist.
booth refers to the vocal booth. He has loose change but the booth is taking its toll as in on his mental state what with all the fair weather fans and haters down playing his craft Em is literally asking if the fans still believe in him and if not he wont let you forget it. As a result the album Kamakazi right after this where he attacks everybody! This song is a plea and a warning
The way I interpret the Answer to your question "Who is he talking to?" is: His listeners. The ones who grew up with him and those who jumped ship when he was in a hole. Also the ones who stuck up to him when he got hated when he dropped revival. So pretty much everybody who has an opinion on Eminem. I think the "Do you still believe" after the scheme with the "coup de grace" ends in a silent "that I still got it?" because that pattern in the end there was pure goosebumps, everytime.
Em caught a lot of flack for this album. He came out with "Revival" in 2017. I appreciated it for being ahead of his time. He had a ton of collaborations with singers from various genres in the album. It's truly connoisseur music and a departure from the usual Em. Great reaction Tom!
The only song I really don't want to listen to is untouchable. Offended is meh (but at least it still does what it's supposed to: Sound stupid and offend people, especially haters). The rest of the album is awesome to me
@@chickenwar1 Untouchable is probably one of the best songs off this album. I know a lot of people don't like it, but the reason why is pretty clear. Its a little too real for casual listeners. Edit: Especially considering the election going on at the time.
@@Croyvile I just don't like the sound of it. Especially the hook. I don't mind the lyrics. Em is talking about a very important subject (especially for America) so I respect the song for that
The song before this on the album is called Walk On Water about his insecurities and fears of letting his fans down. He took the first line of this song and cut it in half and added the first half as a sort of stinger at the end of the song before it to not only make the album flow better from song to song, but also so the end of the first single when you saw the music video it would get you amped for the rest of the album so you might want to also check that out.
2 songs I'd like to suggest. Save Me by Jelly Roll and Mountain Dew Mouth freestyle by YelaWolf. He used to be signed to Eminem's Shady Records. He used that "Perfect" you play at the beginning. Love you Em and I Believe!
Proof is a rapper that was his bestfriend that eminem looked up to a lot that died by two gunshots to the chest and one to the head. Remember this. You'll hear about Proof a lot in eminems songs.
Hey Tom! Hope you’re all well and had a wonderful Easter. Another great reaction, you definitely have your ‘Eminem ears’ now!!! The look on your face is always priceless when Eminem goes off! I can’t wait for you to react to my fav Em track - ‘Sing for the Moment’ (uncensored music video version!) super motivating! I’m playing catch up on your reactions - you’re going so fast I can’t keep up! Lol! The whole family have covid just now. I’ve got additional Health issues (asthma and epilepsy) that are normally really well controlled - but I’m struggling a bit just now. Covid seems to be hitting me a bit harder than the rest of the family too, probs for the same reason. Anyway, hopefully on the mend now, fingers crossed! So your reactions are getting us all through it!!! I see loads of people have posted great, really detailed comments on the track so I’ll just echo what most have said, that although I love this album (Revival), it was heavily criticised at the time. People disliked the production, the amount of ‘pop’ oriented features and some of the cornier bars! It’s perhaps my age, but I always chuckle at most of the ‘dad joke’ bars he can’t help adding in! So awesome to see the channel continue to grow! I’m like a proud mum watching the progression! Ha ha!
This track is a letter to the fans. Eminem grew up faster than his fan based did. People wanted another Marshall Mathers LP, but those days were over. Recovery & Relapse had a couple good tracks but weren't the best, even he admits that now, and people majorly slept on this album. I'm kind of glad I did, as now that I'm older I appreciate just how good it is. This is Eminem's best track IMO.
I'm so excited I've been dying for you to do this song I believe this is the best song of the album top five Eminem song for me thank you for brightening my day#Toms a reaction therapist PIMP✊🏼✌🏼
Pretty sure this was a song to his followers that were "walking away" after his drug period ended and he was sober now. He wanted to remind them how he made them feel when he was sober when he started.
He was sober when he released recovery and mmlp2. Shady xv was released in 2014 and went gold. Southpaw soundtrack really didn't do much at all. Eminem was in his mid forties when he released this album . He knew he wasn't gonna get much radio play for this album and there was pushback from his BET cypher. Months before revivals release in December ( Eminem has been known to cut new lyrics for songs a week before album release if there is something current to reflect on
This was to his fans. Asking if they believed in him when he hadn’t released an album in a long time. This was on Revival the most criticized album he released
@@a_lil_bit_shady yea ik but he’s not gonna review it I keep recommending it and it ain’t getting no love. People are taking him down the sober Em Road wouldn’t be surprised if they didn’t even know these masterpiece albums
This is 2017. This is the older wiser Em reflecting on his youth and early career. He’s realizing that topping any success he already had will be almost impossible, and that the critics will just get louder. It’s an interesting perspective, because he almost sounds like a person who is battling doubt, and he’s never been lacking in confidence. The other ironic thing is that the album this is on “Revival” got lots of criticism. Many have called it garbage and his worst album. The reality is it’s quite possibly some of his best rhymes and lyrics. It was a departure for him in some ways, and there are always those people who loved the first album and don’t like when an artist decides to evolve into something different.
Idc what people say, I can't hate on Revival for this track alone... This is probably my fave track from Revival on. The 3rd verse where he goes from low to high speaking about Proof, is 🔥.
Also, I don't know if you have or not but you should do some reactions to Jelly Roll. He has some of the greatest music written in a long time a really long time. Some of his songs I would suggest are: Save Me, Can't You See, Smoking Section, Beautiful Disaster, and Creature...just a suggestion is all. However I think that you will really like him and his music.
@@ReactionTherapyOfficial you'll do big things, to alot of folk out there, music is therapy. Yeah just came across your channel. Hello from Scotland mate
REACT TO: LIL DURK - AHHH HA , AND THEN REACT TO NBA YOUNGBOY - I HATE YOUNGBOY RIGHT AFTER ( ik it ain't bout sad shit and i'm a lil late on it but it would still be pretty dope if he'd react to their beef frfr )
I don't know why this just occurred to me, but from a capitalist marketing perspective, reacting to to Tom Macdonald but only on Patreon seems reasonable after one Tom Macdonald is done on the 'Tube
![Old-Head Reacts To/Eminem-Believe [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DyM6LDzfEFY/mqdefault.jpg)
In my opinion believe is one of ems best songs. Lyrically and spiritually.
I agree ! Love Eminem
Thank u I feel the same, I'm getting a tattoo with the eminem emblem under it do u believe
agree
Yep I woke up today with this song on my mind.
Believe and mosh really have something to say
I'm 63 yrs and I started listen to Em in 1998 and and he has great songs to break down!!!!!!!!
I interpret Believe as towards the listener, as in do I still believe in him and his music. There's been a few days this month where I just wanted to hear his music to give me a little more fire.
Amen!👍
That 3rd verse, chills. You can always feel his brotherly love for Proof. RIP
My favorite Eminem song 😊❤️
For context, em had faced a lot of criticism and after his hiatus he wasn't as big as he was. That plus social media becoming a thing meant he could see all the complaints. This song is to fans/"fans" and haters alike, a good few years after his recovery
Sadly, this album, Revival (2017), was actually widely considered his least impressive, people heard 'Believe" and somehow didn't believe in him
I really like revival. It's kinda heartbreaking that songs like walk on water (where he talks about his fear of disappointing his fans) and believe (where he's kinda begging his fans to believe in him) got shit on. At least walk on Water got more love as time passed by
This album really is so good I get mad every time I listen to it knowing how people and the so called “fans” hated on it like there’s no tomorrow
Especially when there’s songs like “believe” and “walk on water” 😭 how can they listen to these songs and then talk sh!t about them !!!!!!
It definitely is his weakest album, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t still have bars on it
@@PtylerBeats it's subjective, em would say that Relapse is his weakest, some people still insist on it being Encore.. imo there is no weakest album, it just depends on my mood
@@Weazla- Well said!
This dude is made for rap. Rap requires an inquisitive mind and the rewards are so sweet.
Thanks so much for the comment😊👍
Eminem - Bad Husband would be a dope reaction. Love the channel 💯
Great Suggestion
Agree!
I second this. Powerful song. Worth the reaction.
Yeah! Let's do that 🤘🏻
This song’s question is directly aimed at the listener. Especially the long time fans and those that used to be fans, and now only like his old music. Asking if they still believe in his music and him as an artist. And it’s a question that does not get answered in the track. Which I find very interesting. Like he’s saying, it’s up to you to decide.
Walk On Water and Believe are two of Eminem’s best songs. Emotionally powerful, lyrically brilliant, sonically incredible, brutally honest; yet bravely vulnerable. Their brilliance marks a real artistic high in Eminem’s career, don’t care how many emotional cripples hate on them. All in my humble opinion of course 😂.
Agreed. Those two songs alone make “Revival” an album that deserves more praise than it gets. The way the run together like they are one long song 🎧 is brilliant. It’s like he’s admitting he’s not deserving of being placed on the highest shelf and is uncomfortable with that idea. He understands he’s a flawed person, yet he has people who treat him like a god. That’s very taxing even if the rewards are seem great. In my opinion, this older wiser version of Em is special.
this was on the revival album after walk on water which is why it starts so abruptly. if someone were to listen to the album in order it would go "bitch i wrote stan - and i started from the bottom like a snowman"
Plus the album starts with "why, are expectations so high" and the last line of 'arose' and the album is "now I know"
@@Weazla- lmfao no the "now i know" is in reference to the end of castle when he said "shit, i don't know"
@@anomaly3215 it's a double entendre, the whole album has a lot more meaning than the lyrics in individual songs
@@anomaly3215 it ties into walk on water as well mr.lmfao. It’s not a coincidence that the first lines of the album are why are expectations so high? Then the last being now I know. The whole album has shit like that.
@@anomaly3215 😂😂😂you murdered the mf
Go back and check out the flat tire, despair, scheme!!! 9:50
Wow! Just listened! Phenomenal! Crazy how much he packs in one song😳😁👍 thanks so much for pointing out that Jim😉
@@ReactionTherapyOfficial He does that throughout the whole song (actually it's really dense in his last 4 albums). I know you aren't here to break down the bars, but in his later music, the songs are more about double and triple entendres rather than storytelling per se. There were a few that I thought you were going to mention, but then kept going. Either way good stuff, keep the EM coming and maybe the bar breakdown will come with time. With Eminem, it's like a puzzle sometimes to put together what all of the meanings actually are.
This song is probably to the ppl average eminem listener and ppl saying they miss the old eminem/shady and its the same reason Revival is probably the most hated album even tho some songs are trully masterpieces. Proof was a Rapper and one of eminem closest friend who sadly died in early 2000 and apparently proof is one of the reason eminem has assurance he talk about proof a lot
I believe this song is directed towards the fans, especially those who have turned their back on him because he isn't the same man he was 10, 15 or 20 years ago, and those who grew up loving his "offensive" lyrics who are now condemning him for being "offensive".
This track comes right after walk on water. So the “I wrote stan” part and after a song where he’s just been super vulnerable and shown you a window in to what’s been going on in his mind and life. This is kinda like the reaction to that.
Imagine having his skill and people are saying he’s trash and washed up like I’d get pissed too.
@@lawdawgm2844 all of them dont even have a percent of a percent of his talent. It is so easy to hate.
This was to his fans.
He had a lot of fans turn on during this time. He foresaw it coming.
Great job as always.
I feel like Believe is a sort of sequel to Walk On Water. Almost a call and response. He deals with everyone’s expectations of him and how that makes him feel on WOW. Then he asks his fans, do you still believe in me? This is what I go through, and it’s worth it if you (the fan, not a casual listener) still believe that I can walk on water.
Well said!😊👍
I think Revival was a real underrated album. I won’t even front on my first listen, I thought it was just ok but then when I sat down and really listened to it I ended up thinking it was a great album. And Walk on Water is a great song it has gospel elements in the song but it’s not gospel of course still a Hip Hop track, never understood the hate for it tbh. And let me give you a rundown of what this song in specific is about ~ Walk On Water is the first track off of Eminem’s 2017 album “Revival” and Believe is the second track off the album btw this album came before his 2018 album “Kamikaze” and his latest 2020 album “Music To Be Murdered By” so now Eminem starts rhyming from where he left off on the first track “Walk On Water”. Off the album Revival
The track marks Eminem’s first take on a modern trap beat. His flow is slower and more unhurried than on previous tracks and features since his last album, which is notable as it corresponds to a passage on “Walk on Water”, the previous track on the album, where he mentions the public criticism of his rapid and choppy flow on recent works. The slower tempo also imitates the style of contemporary trap music. Yet, Eminem seems to denounce this style with his lyricism, making use of his trademark wordplay and imagery,Contentwise, the song is somewhat a U-turn to the previous song: On “Walk On Water”, Eminem was questioning himself and his ability to create new music that would appeal to his fans, while on “Believe”, he shows confidence and makes clear that he has faith in himself. Yet, throughout the song, one question stands above it all, and Eminem is posing it directly to his fans:Do they still believe in him? Now you might ask why well let’s take it back to when Em dropped “Recovery” Back In 2010 he announced on Not Afraid that he was on his sobriety path and that’s when this whole notion started and some fans/haters started saying “Eminem was better when he was on drugs” & “I like the old Eminem” etc. but Em since then has proved haters wrong with dropping albums like MMLP2,Kamikaze & Music To Be Music Murdered By And is The Best Selling Rapper Of All Time for a reason his longevity,wordplay,rhyme schemes,storytelling,flow,supersonic raps,great songs,relevancy etc.🙇🏽♂️🐐👑✨💯(Please React to Eminem “In Your Head” Lyric Video)
@Tomaskers Music False.
Thanks so much for taking the time to write this comment. We did walk on water already and I was blown away by that. It came to UA-cam last week. Appreciate your support and insight jay!😊👍
"Fanny packs, hourglasses, If time was on my side I'd still have none to waste"
Fanny packs are usually worn around the waist, an hourglass symbolizes time, no time to waste/waist.
I can’t believe it! He’s amazing!!😊👍
booth refers to the vocal booth. He has loose change but the booth is taking its toll as in on his mental state what with all the fair weather fans and haters down playing his craft Em is literally asking if the fans still believe in him and if not he wont let you forget it. As a result the album Kamakazi right after this where he attacks everybody! This song is a plea and a warning
I love how it seems instead of using auto tune Em just layers his vocals to give it the choir effect
The way I interpret the Answer to your question "Who is he talking to?" is:
His listeners. The ones who grew up with him and those who jumped ship when he was in a hole. Also the ones who stuck up to him when he got hated when he dropped revival.
So pretty much everybody who has an opinion on Eminem.
I think the "Do you still believe" after the scheme with the "coup de grace" ends in a silent "that I still got it?" because that pattern in the end there was pure goosebumps, everytime.
This song is a Motivational masterpiece
Em caught a lot of flack for this album. He came out with "Revival" in 2017. I appreciated it for being ahead of his time. He had a ton of collaborations with singers from various genres in the album. It's truly connoisseur music and a departure from the usual Em. Great reaction Tom!
The only song I really don't want to listen to is untouchable. Offended is meh (but at least it still does what it's supposed to: Sound stupid and offend people, especially haters). The rest of the album is awesome to me
😊👍
@@chickenwar1 Untouchable is probably one of the best songs off this album. I know a lot of people don't like it, but the reason why is pretty clear. Its a little too real for casual listeners. Edit: Especially considering the election going on at the time.
@@Croyvile I just don't like the sound of it. Especially the hook. I don't mind the lyrics. Em is talking about a very important subject (especially for America) so I respect the song for that
This song is going to US..his fans! 💘 This song is an anthem!
The song before this on the album is called Walk On Water about his insecurities and fears of letting his fans down. He took the first line of this song and cut it in half and added the first half as a sort of stinger at the end of the song before it to not only make the album flow better from song to song, but also so the end of the first single when you saw the music video it would get you amped for the rest of the album so you might want to also check that out.
he already did walk on water about a week or 2 ago
Thanks for the take😊👍
I know I don't comment a lot but I watch your videos all the time. I wanna say every day? And they're so insightful! I love them.
2 songs I'd like to suggest. Save Me by Jelly Roll and Mountain Dew Mouth freestyle by YelaWolf. He used to be signed to Eminem's Shady Records. He used that "Perfect" you play at the beginning. Love you Em and I Believe!
Proof is a rapper that was his bestfriend that eminem looked up to a lot that died by two gunshots to the chest and one to the head. Remember this. You'll hear about Proof a lot in eminems songs.
Eminem the Shakespeare of this generation
Hey Tom! Hope you’re all well and had a wonderful Easter.
Another great reaction, you definitely have your ‘Eminem ears’ now!!! The look on your face is always priceless when Eminem goes off!
I can’t wait for you to react to my fav Em track - ‘Sing for the Moment’ (uncensored music video version!) super motivating!
I’m playing catch up on your reactions - you’re going so fast I can’t keep up! Lol! The whole family have covid just now. I’ve got additional Health issues (asthma and epilepsy) that are normally really well controlled - but I’m struggling a bit just now. Covid seems to be hitting me a bit harder than the rest of the family too, probs for the same reason. Anyway, hopefully on the mend now, fingers crossed! So your reactions are getting us all through it!!!
I see loads of people have posted great, really detailed comments on the track so I’ll just echo what most have said, that although I love this album (Revival), it was heavily criticised at the time.
People disliked the production, the amount of ‘pop’ oriented features and some of the cornier bars! It’s perhaps my age, but I always chuckle at most of the ‘dad joke’ bars he can’t help adding in!
So awesome to see the channel continue to grow! I’m like a proud mum watching the progression! Ha ha!
STILL GIVES ME CHILLS!! CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED 💯🐐
DIFFICULT-EMINEM!! The deepest song I ever heard
This track is a letter to the fans. Eminem grew up faster than his fan based did. People wanted another Marshall Mathers LP, but those days were over. Recovery & Relapse had a couple good tracks but weren't the best, even he admits that now, and people majorly slept on this album. I'm kind of glad I did, as now that I'm older I appreciate just how good it is. This is Eminem's best track IMO.
Can you please do The Way I am and Rock Bottom by Eminem?
I'm so excited I've been dying for you to do this song I believe this is the best song of the album top five Eminem song for me thank you for brightening my day#Toms a reaction therapist PIMP✊🏼✌🏼
I appreciate that jason! I am loving the Eminem music and how gifted he is😊👍
You should react to My Darling by Em
Please do Bad Husband by Eminem next! Great song, I think you’ll enjoy it!
Such a great song, so refreshing.
Hi Tom, I would love to see you react to Eminem’s ‘Not afraid’.
Great video, keep it up!
love this channel! love all the reactions so much. tom, you always makes my day!
This album is so underrated you can't always get shady but shady never leaves
This song is about me. Not literally but it’s about me. Word for word.
Pretty sure this was a song to his followers that were "walking away" after his drug period ended and he was sober now. He wanted to remind them how he made them feel when he was sober when he started.
He was sober when he released recovery and mmlp2. Shady xv was released in 2014 and went gold. Southpaw soundtrack really didn't do much at all. Eminem was in his mid forties when he released this album . He knew he wasn't gonna get much radio play for this album and there was pushback from his BET cypher. Months before revivals release in December ( Eminem has been known to cut new lyrics for songs a week before album release if there is something current to reflect on
This was to his fans. Asking if they believed in him when he hadn’t released an album in a long time. This was on Revival the most criticized album he released
i really recommend eminem careful what u wish for
Thanks for being available on UA-cam
Thank you for this😊👍
Please react to Brain Damage and 97 Bonnie and Clyde they are 2 AMAZING Songs that shows how Eminem was when he was young
Yessss SSLP is so amazing
@@a_lil_bit_shady yea ik but he’s not gonna review it I keep recommending it and it ain’t getting no love. People are taking him down the sober Em Road wouldn’t be surprised if they didn’t even know these masterpiece albums
Great video, could you cover Akala Fire in The Booth Part 1 next, keep up the good work
Great video!
This is 2017. This is the older wiser Em reflecting on his youth and early career. He’s realizing that topping any success he already had will be almost impossible, and that the critics will just get louder. It’s an interesting perspective, because he almost sounds like a person who is battling doubt, and he’s never been lacking in confidence. The other ironic thing is that the album this is on “Revival” got lots of criticism. Many have called it garbage and his worst album. The reality is it’s quite possibly some of his best rhymes and lyrics. It was a departure for him in some ways, and there are always those people who loved the first album and don’t like when an artist decides to evolve into something different.
Idc what people say, I can't hate on Revival for this track alone...
This is probably my fave track from Revival on. The 3rd verse where he goes from low to high speaking about Proof, is 🔥.
🔥🔥🔥 reaction, love this song! More Eminem please!
Denzel Curry - Taboo would be an awesome reaction 🙏
We need more Eminem hits songs!!!Sir please
I agree!😊👍
Another great reaction 😃 thanks again for sharing. I would like to see you react to more motivational songs. Maybe phenomenal-eminem 🤔?
@9:12 it was written for me....n no I never stopped believing. 😂😂😂
Well said!😊👍
Bo Burnham - Handle this right now (Kanye Rant)
I think you'd appreciate this alot. Bo Burnham has some amazing songs.
He referenced 2 short the rapper... he was a controversial rapper in the 90s
Great reaction. Thank you
React to “careful what you wish for” great Eminem song
May I suggest Yak Thoughts by Young M.A or New Day with Ye and Jay?
If I ever let my music go public and I reach fame I would love to go head to head with em through disses
Thanks for doing this!! One of my favorites 🥰
THanks so much Kenzie!😊👍
Also, I don't know if you have or not but you should do some reactions to Jelly Roll. He has some of the greatest music written in a long time a really long time. Some of his songs I would suggest are: Save Me, Can't You See, Smoking Section, Beautiful Disaster, and Creature...just a suggestion is all. However I think that you will really like him and his music.
Still waiting to do jelly roll! Hopefully soon!!😊👍
Hey could you react to some yellopain graduation or last day you won’t regret it trust me
I would love to see Rock Bottom
I'm really want to see his take on Blue October - Hate me.
the fans that forgot him. and talk shit about him. and say he.s washed up.
I believe this song was written to all his Stans
proof is his best friend who passed, He raps too pretty dope.
Bloody perfect
Eminem - insane
You should check out Eminem - Fine Line. It is a good song too.
When that wheels loose i won't lose will
you should do rapgod by eminem !
Great video Tom great show music song
I’d love to see you do falling in reverse:
The drug in me if you reimagined
Drugs
I’m not a vampire revamped
Zombified
In that order
I’m loving FIR!😊👍
Sinner is a great song you should listen to it!
It has Probably already been said but, he's talking to his fans. More specifically the fans he lost by drawing the line in the sand on that cypher
You should really do a reaction to Tom MacDonald’s “Church.” It’s an amazingly powerful song!
Its directed towards his audience.
This song gives me strength I hope you love it
Linkin Park - Crawling
Can you react to Lowkey - Fire in the Booth part 2 please, another good artist from the UK, I think you'll enjoy it
I believe in Tom Stevens
That’s so nice! Thank you very much!😊👍
@@ReactionTherapyOfficial you'll do big things, to alot of folk out there, music is therapy. Yeah just came across your channel. Hello from Scotland mate
i have a good new song request for you. drugs/hoes/money/etc by $uicideboy$. it would definitely fit the therapeutic aspect
REACT TO: LIL DURK - AHHH HA , AND THEN REACT TO NBA YOUNGBOY - I HATE YOUNGBOY RIGHT AFTER ( ik it ain't bout sad shit and i'm a lil late on it but it would still be pretty dope if he'd react to their beef frfr )
You should check out “Rock Bottom” if you haven’t yet!
I don't know why this just occurred to me, but from a capitalist marketing perspective, reacting to to Tom Macdonald but only on Patreon seems reasonable after one Tom Macdonald is done on the 'Tube
Very nice! Thank you😊👍
Please do reactions to Kid Cudi his songs go through his struggles with addiction and depression. Keep up the good content.
😊👍
Hi! If you want another Eminem song to react to, you should react to Kim :)
It’s on Patreon😊👍
React to korn- falling away from me
This song is for all his fans that started to turn on him
NF - Clouds pls. need a reaction to the video
#BELIEVE🔺🔺🔺
Love
believe 2017.
hey man you should Eminem Whit the song. (i need a doctor)
Rock bottom would be fire reaction
Tom macdonald sober
Listen to Dancing With The Devil
It’s on Patreon😊👍