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I swear from 2001 (Prolly starting with Renegade) to like 2003 (Climaxing with Patiently Waiting w/ 50) Em's flow was so smooth it was like his voice was just another instrument, and his rhyme schemes stayed on point. With Encore and D12 world he stayed really musical but the drugs started to make him lose that perfect rhyming which, paired with his flow, was perfection. The Eminem Show? 8 Mile Soundtrack? God flow
The entire song is about rhyming unrhymable words in a manner so smooth we do not even notice. Verse 1 He spends his first few lines directly saying that we're about to witness a masterpiece. He says this with the primary words, "witness," "purest," "rawest," "flawless," "hardest," "honest," and "artist," all of which are essentially or completely rhymeless. (They have, respectively, 1, 2, 0, 1, 0, 0, and 0 rhymes.) The next line has the phrases "chip off," "old block," and "old dock," none of which have any rhymes. The name of the song is "Business," which has zero rhymes, and the theme of the song is Batman and Robin, both of which have zero rhymes. He employs both of these words in the subsequent line, and in the next line employs the words "Saddam" and "Laden," neither of which rhyme with anything. He ends the next line with the rhymeless word "pilot." He ends the line after this with the rhymeless word "hinges," rhymes with "oranges," "syringes," and then transitions to rhyming "inches" (again, none have rhymes). The first line of the hook ends with the rhymeless name of the song, "Business," which he rhymes with "what is this" and "get a witness" (which also has no rhymes). Verse 2 The first line ends with "miracles," which has no rhymes. He promptly rhymes it with "wilikers" and "syllables," neither of which has any rhymes. The next line ends with "Gotham," which has no rhymes, and the next line ends with "criminals," which has no rhymes. He rhymes "rap criminals" with previous "bat syllables." The line after this employs the phrase "skip to your lou" ("your lou" has no rhymes) and ends with the phrase "do best" (no word or word-string rhymes with this). He ends the next line with "do it," then "the shit," then "hated on," obviously no rhymes. He ends the next line with "no such thing," as if saying there's no such thing as a rhyme for it, but then immediately rhymes "no such thing" twice, and then says "so much more"-and rhymes it. Then, as if signing the piece, he finishes with two rhymes of his own name "Marshal," neither of which has any rhyme. Verse 3 Third verse functions the same way. In the first two lines he's found two rhymes for "duo" (one of which is the first two syllables of "you already"), and rhymes "dynamic" with "why panic," and rhymes "fully capable." He then rhymes "duet" 5 times in the space of 2 lines. In the next two lines, he rhymes "get to see an MC" with "these beats and be," while beginning a rhyme-streak with rhymeless "so freely"-as if saying he's still free even with the constraint of using only rhymeless words-and then rhymes it thirty times in eight lines. The whole thing is like how Bach would impose extraordinary constraints on his work and compose within those constraints as if they weren't even there because that's how much of a genius he was. Eminem is the Bach of rap.
Wow you broke it down for real, I always knew there were a lot of "impossible" rhymes in this track highlighted by rhyming "orange" but I didn't know the extent of it because he does it so effortlessly in so many different flows... I'm embarrassed to say that I'm not familiar with Bach's work but I've definitely heard the name and know he's a brilliant composer buy I am definitely familiar with Em and I've almost studied his work for years and years now and I've definitely understood that he's so good at writing that he's started to challenge himself and his fan base more and more that's why some of his newer stuff is sometimes very unorthodox with his delivery and flows because his writing is so fucking good.
@@eyegee6556 yes he had some songs with all sort of challenges in them Shady XV- Bar fiesta, almost every word has a double or more. Legacy - same rhyme all 3 verses. during The Eminem Show Era in my opinion he found a good medium between complexity and flow. so even though he's more complex now, he "sounds off" sometimes.
@@ehme6971 its the same for everyone. during your prime nobody can say shit but after that they constantly expect you to still have that magic which is literally impossible in any profession.
That's why the top two for me will always be the MMLP and TES. None of his other albums have had the hunger or anger of the MMLP and none of his albums have touched the flow and cadence of TES. He was in his bag on this one. He's of course only gotten better with wordplay, bars and metaphors over the years but those two albums had so much content in them. Hip Hop gems.
@@Slayer_Abbyss mgk was a stan, what makes you think he didn't say it on purpose? The very first time I heard Rap Devil I knew what he was talking about so it's not hard to believe. He made a shit load of song references on it
As much as I love SSLP and MMLP1, this album is straight up gold. Still remember sitting in class with this in my diskman haha. The whole thing just sounds so effortless
Do "one shot, two shot" featuring D12. Not really a bar heavy song but the cadences and flows from everyone on that track flow seamlessly together and just make for a super dope song. Plus the story telling is pretty damn good too.
I thought about commenting 'one shot two shot' and 'get my gun' recently when i seen his soldier reaction. I re listened to them and found they really arnt bar heavy so didnt comment them. But like you said the flow and story telling is crazy
You are now listening to a track off of one of Eminem’s diamond certified albums-The Eminem Show. One of the greatest hip hop albums ever made. A classic.
The Eminem show is his best album from production to content to his raps and how he was rapping he was in rare form with his pen as he was working on 8 mile at the time too 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The Eminem show is the best. I was 8 when this album came out and my mom and I would be jamming to this while she took me to school, still bump it to this day!!
The fact that what he is talking about in this song is still relevant to this day is so scary and freaking good at the same time. #THEEMINEMSHOW WAS FUCKING AMAZING
This was when he was still beefing with insane clown posse. Hard to think he wasn't specifically referring to them throughout the song although he may be taking about the game in general.
This is one of my all time favorite Em songs . I still hit this on play and instantly feel good. Love it. Also glad to see I'm not the only one that notices and appreciates his cadence.
Holy shit, I just realized... Em kept his promise about growing that beard 😂. But yeah, back when I was vibing to this as a kid, I didn't realize how batshit crazy good he really was/is. His flow was so perfectly in sync with the music that I didn't even realize how masterful it all was. It just felt natural. I guess it makes sense why everyone was rockin with it. Anyway, thanks man. Great content!
Yo Stevie you missed two doubles: 1. Em is referring to himself as the Batman (DRE being Robin) and he says that "it must be circus in town, lets shut this shit down on these clowns" which makes you think about Batmans biggest enemy - the Joker. Which means he thinks of all whack rappers (Ja rule, Benzino and others) as his archenemies and they have to go down. 2. As it was 2002 and Twin Towers happened already he gives 9.11 reference - first he talks about Saddam having his Laden and point out at the end of this scheme that hip-hop is in the state of 911. Of course it means that hip-hop is in poor condition and it needs an ambulance but it is a double - he thinks that hip-hop is a much bigger mess comparable to 9.11 Hope you read it 😉
Dre is Batman, Em is Robin. Em always considers himself as Dre’s sidekick. He uses the Batman and Robin reference in many songs, he’s always Robin. Him and Dre also dress up and Batman and Robin for the “Without Me” music video...again, Em is Robin.
I fking love your reactions, you understand the whole fking meaning everytime and you react like you should in some verses and you open up my mind to alot of them aswell and helps me understand.
He's actually talking about himself when he says "You ain't even impressed no more, you're used to it." Referencing when his first two albums dropped and then 8 mile came after it, everybody was surprised by how well he rapped being white and all that. So by the time his third album "The Eminem Show" came out, even tho he's getting even better at rapping, "everybodys" used to how good he is, and aren't as impressed at this point. It had become a regular thing.
@@kpopstationfy in 2003, really? That's weird haha I looked it up too, and here (U.S.) they dropped in the same year (02) but you were right. "The Eminem Show" dropped in May, and "8 Mile" was in November. I was only 8 at the time but I could've sworn he waited till after "8 Mile" to finish and drop his album. Idk tho lol
Stevie my mahn! Greetings from South Africa. You are my favorite reactor. Please do Eminem right for me. Bars,flow,wordplay everything. Just a brilliant song.
Check this out too: Dodgers won 4-2 Jackie Robinson's number is 42. He played for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Chadwick Bowesman played both Black Panther and Jackie Robinson. Jackie Robinson was part of the 761st Tank Battalion Black Panthers in WW2. 135 is the prime number of 761. Dodgers playoff record was 13-5 Dodgers away record in Arlington's Stadium was 13-5 From October 27 to April 15(which was Jackie Robinson Day this year) is a span of 135 days. Chadwick Bowesman died on Jackie Robinson Day August 28(original date) On October 27 1972 was the day of Jackie Robinson's Funeral. Dodgers won the World Series on the anniversary of Jackie Robinson's Funeral. Also October 27 was the National Black Cat Day(like Black Panther) And the starting pitcher for the Dodgers, Tony Gosolin's nickname is Catman. The pitcher that through the winning pitch wears #7. Dodgers won their 7th World Series.
I remember back then everybody use to say you can’t rhyme any word with “orange” and then Em drops this on us rhyming like 3 different words with it 😂😂🐐
As much as I believe em destroyed MGK, MGK gets loads of grief for the “beard is weird” line but I definitely think he was referring to his comment And how Em grew a beard and disappeared in real life for ages
@@bryansantiago392 yeah the 8 mile soundtrack plus the freestyles are still fire even without the movie context. It was around this time that green lantern started putting out the invasion mixtapes too, that honestly was my favorite hip hop era,2002-2009ish? So many marquee artists making timeless music. I wish Lloyd banks stayed around , I thought he was the best skill wise in g unit and I actually bumped into him on Long Island and a pizzareia when I was in my early 20s... we exchanged a head nod because I didn’t wanna act like a crazy fan but that was a moment I’ll always remember. 50 lived near Me also , his baby mommas house mysteriously burned down sometime around then... LL cool J and I believe Mary j blige lived near me also , along with a lot of New York jets before they were a laughing stock (short window)
@@LinusMundane Ummm actually, you're being condescending now fam. As for the song he is right; Em' says _"til' we grow beards, get weird, and disappear"_ he ain't sayin' _"till' we grow weird beards"_
He was talking about Insane Clown Posse as he was beefing with them at the time as as he is batman and going to save the rap game from the clown (the Joker)
Easily the best reactor on UA-cam! Im from the uk so don’t always hear the full bars because of the accents and American events they talk about, break downs are to perfection, im also a stan so catch most of Eminem bars tho! 😉 also this song was released in 2002.... big love from Manchester
This came out when I was 12 and it was the first album to have all the lyrics written on the inside cover of the CD, I know this whole album word for word thanks to that haha
My first exposure to Eminem was when I first saw him performed "Forgot About Dre" with Dr. Dre on MTV awards show 1999 and am a fan ever since, if you haven't heard or react to it, check it out man
i think icp had dissappeared into non existence when this song came out, this was just a classic dre beat with eminem doin his thing over it, definitely not the most complex of his songs but definitely a banger.
I been waiting for this!!!!!!🤘🤘🤘 I just love this song it's one of my favorite,with the cadence, and Batman references,and that beat is KNOCKING!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥
The Eminem Show is one of the best rap albums ever.
Em Show is my favorite Album - and underrated
its definitely his best album.....love the marshall mathers lp alot but the eminem show is his best
@@kdizzle901 MMLP is for sure a classic. The Eminem Show was one of those albums that was flawless when released and has aged very well.
It took me like 26 years but I've eventually put it in front of the MMLP1
I swear from 2001 (Prolly starting with Renegade) to like 2003 (Climaxing with Patiently Waiting w/ 50) Em's flow was so smooth it was like his voice was just another instrument, and his rhyme schemes stayed on point. With Encore and D12 world he stayed really musical but the drugs started to make him lose that perfect rhyming which, paired with his flow, was perfection. The Eminem Show? 8 Mile Soundtrack? God flow
The entire song is about rhyming unrhymable words in a manner so smooth we do not even notice.
Verse 1
He spends his first few lines directly saying that we're about to witness a masterpiece. He says this with the primary words, "witness," "purest," "rawest," "flawless," "hardest," "honest," and "artist," all of which are essentially or completely rhymeless. (They have, respectively, 1, 2, 0, 1, 0, 0, and 0 rhymes.)
The next line has the phrases "chip off," "old block," and "old dock," none of which have any rhymes.
The name of the song is "Business," which has zero rhymes, and the theme of the song is Batman and Robin, both of which have zero rhymes. He employs both of these words in the subsequent line, and in the next line employs the words "Saddam" and "Laden," neither of which rhyme with anything.
He ends the next line with the rhymeless word "pilot."
He ends the line after this with the rhymeless word "hinges," rhymes with "oranges," "syringes," and then transitions to rhyming "inches" (again, none have rhymes).
The first line of the hook ends with the rhymeless name of the song, "Business," which he rhymes with "what is this" and "get a witness" (which also has no rhymes).
Verse 2
The first line ends with "miracles," which has no rhymes. He promptly rhymes it with "wilikers" and "syllables," neither of which has any rhymes. The next line ends with "Gotham," which has no rhymes, and the next line ends with "criminals," which has no rhymes. He rhymes "rap criminals" with previous "bat syllables."
The line after this employs the phrase "skip to your lou" ("your lou" has no rhymes) and ends with the phrase "do best" (no word or word-string rhymes with this).
He ends the next line with "do it," then "the shit," then "hated on," obviously no rhymes. He ends the next line with "no such thing," as if saying there's no such thing as a rhyme for it, but then immediately rhymes "no such thing" twice, and then says "so much more"-and rhymes it. Then, as if signing the piece, he finishes with two rhymes of his own name "Marshal," neither of which has any rhyme.
Verse 3
Third verse functions the same way. In the first two lines he's found two rhymes for "duo" (one of which is the first two syllables of "you already"), and rhymes "dynamic" with "why panic," and rhymes "fully capable." He then rhymes "duet" 5 times in the space of 2 lines. In the next two lines, he rhymes "get to see an MC" with "these beats and be," while beginning a rhyme-streak with rhymeless "so freely"-as if saying he's still free even with the constraint of using only rhymeless words-and then rhymes it thirty times in eight lines.
The whole thing is like how Bach would impose extraordinary constraints on his work and compose within those constraints as if they weren't even there because that's how much of a genius he was. Eminem is the Bach of rap.
Wow you broke it down for real, I always knew there were a lot of "impossible" rhymes in this track highlighted by rhyming "orange" but I didn't know the extent of it because he does it so effortlessly in so many different flows... I'm embarrassed to say that I'm not familiar with Bach's work but I've definitely heard the name and know he's a brilliant composer buy I am definitely familiar with Em and I've almost studied his work for years and years now and I've definitely understood that he's so good at writing that he's started to challenge himself and his fan base more and more that's why some of his newer stuff is sometimes very unorthodox with his delivery and flows because his writing is so fucking good.
MVP star for you
@@eyegee6556
yes he had some songs with all sort of challenges in them
Shady XV- Bar fiesta, almost every word has a double or more.
Legacy - same rhyme all 3 verses.
during The Eminem Show Era in my opinion he found a good medium between complexity and flow. so even though he's more complex now, he "sounds off" sometimes.
Awesome and thank you. There is always someone who breaks it down with the knowledge like they major'd in the shit. Today that is you.
Best comment 🔥
This dropped on The Eminem Show, circa 2002.
When he was the god of hip hop
@@ehme6971 he still is and he will always be.
@@ehme6971 was? this man will forever be the god of hip hop
@@CarolinaPride95 he still great there no debate but back then even the haters couldn’t say a thing about him
@@ehme6971 its the same for everyone. during your prime nobody can say shit but after that they constantly expect you to still have that magic which is literally impossible in any profession.
I was hoping to hear you talk about him rhyming orange!
@Audio and whips silver ain’t hard at all, can think about ten words to rhyme right away and English isn’t even my first language
@@tobimontana61 and yet you did not give a single one
@@adelfaidah3224 killer, river, liver
@@adelfaidah3224 silver, still the, mister, trickster 🤣
Purple, maple... Shit that is hard 😂
@@greenarrow8843 they dont rhyme when you say them though
The eminem show had his best flow i ever heard .....he had a mean flow on this record gat damn
Year later? *Facts*
100% agree! My favorite Em album by far.
That's why the top two for me will always be the MMLP and TES. None of his other albums have had the hunger or anger of the MMLP and none of his albums have touched the flow and cadence of TES. He was in his bag on this one. He's of course only gotten better with wordplay, bars and metaphors over the years but those two albums had so much content in them. Hip Hop gems.
@@CrazyNikel O9999 mlm😊😊😊 tu assa su b
"Till we grow beards, get weird"
I remember a guy who died because of this line😅
you aint lying...lol...that line just rings so much more amazing in 2021...cough..Colson...cough
@@bryankarst3881 🤣👍🏼
Just proved he was a big Stan head
This is the line MGK was referencing to
Hahahahahahaha
Man do drug ballads if you didn't already. That ending got me every time.
Nah he wouldn’t like that song. Don’t do that song stevie. Waste of time
Pretty sure he's done it on his patreon
@@SirTootsAlot yeah I think that too
@@carbo9148 bruh flow on first verse is crazy and he says some f..ed up shit too. Steve gonna enjoy that
He did the whole MMLP on his Patreon for Tier 3+
"The most feared duet since me and Elton played career Russian roulette." Stevie Knight slept on that bar heavy. Easily the best line in the song.
Was thinking the same thing. But you do have to know about his performance with Elton John, in order to catch that bar
@@damyr55 Yeah possibly, but it was a huge moment when it happened, it's hard to imagine he didn't know about it.
1000%
I wish we could relive that moment, in this climate. I think the world would explode.
"till we grow beards, get weird" he said it himself so long ago and MGK used it 2 years ago xDDD
I only just realized it too hahaha
MGK 100% didn't say that on purpose though. He just claimed he did after people made the connection where there was none.
Yea MGK could have setup and executed that line way better but he couldn't have done worse if he tried
@@Slayer_Abbyss mgk was a stan, what makes you think he didn't say it on purpose? The very first time I heard Rap Devil I knew what he was talking about so it's not hard to believe. He made a shit load of song references on it
@@Slayer_Abbyss not true...... I love em… but mgk knew wtf he was saying
So Stevie does “Business” with the lyrics up and still doesn’t realize that Em is rhyming words that don’t go together... a masterpiece indeed
Hes breaking down THE Lyrics nothing else
well, eminem has rhymed way harder words at this point, so there aren't gonna be a lot of surprises like that off eminem show.
He's breakin down what's bein said not how it's said
Anyone else look forward to Marshall Mondays or just me? Glad it was one of his good songs...
That's the only thing I watch on Stevie's channel
He has not good songs?
Am I reading this right???
@@bgeorge699 Others are great no in between
As much as I love SSLP and MMLP1, this album is straight up gold. Still remember sitting in class with this in my diskman haha. The whole thing just sounds so effortless
Bruh even my parents lived this album shit was too fire
Eminem at his fame top
Gold? Diamond 💎 playboy
9:41 EMINEM : "till we grow beards, get weird."
MBK : "your beard is weird"
EMINEM : "......"
1000% one of my favorite Em songs of alltime. Could listen to this jawn all day, and never get sick of it. Dre annihilated this track as well
HELL YEAHHHH
His flow on this man.. incredible
Banger. This ages so well. Still one of my favorites.
Do "one shot, two shot" featuring D12. Not really a bar heavy song but the cadences and flows from everyone on that track flow seamlessly together and just make for a super dope song. Plus the story telling is pretty damn good too.
Yes
Love this song
I thought about commenting 'one shot two shot' and 'get my gun' recently when i seen his soldier reaction.
I re listened to them and found they really arnt bar heavy so didnt comment them. But like you said the flow and story telling is crazy
@@guerd87 agreed man, I don't think I ever would have even thought to recommend one shot 2 shot if I hadn't seen Stevie vibin so hard to business haha
Man I love one shot two shot, I always laugh so much listening to it. He should react to it. Plus, when the music stops
Man, this takes me back. I freaking love this song, gets me smiling as soon as I hear the first bars. The whole extended batman scheme is perfect.
You should do Baby next... Oh and keep it up you're definitely the best on UA-cam! Got me over here waiting for Mondays...
He just did baby today on Patreon
@@mikecorson8835 Uhg
Yes!
@@BrianStLouisfilms I know right
Dude I NEED a baby reaction
You are now listening to a track off of one of Eminem’s diamond certified albums-The Eminem Show. One of the greatest hip hop albums ever made. A classic.
React to Eminem -Bitch please ll ft dre, snoop
Xzibit has the second best verse
@@davejoynt4913 xzibit is so underrated
I’ve literally been waiting about 9 months for this 😂😂
02-03 was my favorite Eminem flows. Rode the beats to perfectly.
The Eminem show is his best album from production to content to his raps and how he was rapping he was in rare form with his pen as he was working on 8 mile at the time too 🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of the best hip hop albums in history The Eminem Show
The Eminem show is the best. I was 8 when this album came out and my mom and I would be jamming to this while she took me to school, still bump it to this day!!
TES is a near perfect album, and IMO his best album. Classic masterpiece.
We need a "when the music stops" reaction 🤞🏼🎧🎶
Think I commented on about 50 videos asking for this and I knew Stevie would love it. I was proven right 😂
The fact that what he is talking about in this song is still relevant to this day is so scary and freaking good at the same time.
#THEEMINEMSHOW WAS FUCKING AMAZING
This was when he was still beefing with insane clown posse. Hard to think he wasn't specifically referring to them throughout the song although he may be taking about the game in general.
I see my man Stevie Knight...I hit like before the video even start. Get on one of these THANGS, Fam!
Can we acknowledge how different Eminems sound is. Just listening to the beat/instrumentals is so underrated.
This is one of my all time favorite Em songs . I still hit this on play and instantly feel good. Love it. Also glad to see I'm not the only one that notices and appreciates his cadence.
The Eminem Show imo is the best production of any rapper ever. Especially considering Em solo produced a lot of the best songs on it
Holy shit, I just realized... Em kept his promise about growing that beard 😂. But yeah, back when I was vibing to this as a kid, I didn't realize how batshit crazy good he really was/is. His flow was so perfectly in sync with the music that I didn't even realize how masterful it all was. It just felt natural. I guess it makes sense why everyone was rockin with it. Anyway, thanks man. Great content!
2002 Eminen - " Till we grow beards get weird"
2018 MGK - "Your beards weird"
🤣🤣
Such a good track. One of the greatest rap albums of all time
One of your best breakdowns Stevie!
Business is a dope song indeed with great bars, talk yo sh*t fun, insane flows, and all around fire 🔥!
I feel old after hearing this track.. I'm 47 I've been listening to Em for half my life now crazy
I feel like people don't appreciate how good his rhyming is, especially in this song
Yo Stevie you missed two doubles:
1. Em is referring to himself as the Batman (DRE being Robin) and he says that "it must be circus in town, lets shut this shit down on these clowns" which makes you think about Batmans biggest enemy - the Joker. Which means he thinks of all whack rappers (Ja rule, Benzino and others) as his archenemies and they have to go down.
2. As it was 2002 and Twin Towers happened already he gives 9.11 reference - first he talks about Saddam having his Laden and point out at the end of this scheme that hip-hop is in the state of 911. Of course it means that hip-hop is in poor condition and it needs an ambulance but it is a double - he thinks that hip-hop is a much bigger mess comparable to 9.11
Hope you read it 😉
Dre is Batman, Em is Robin. Em always considers himself as Dre’s sidekick. He uses the Batman and Robin reference in many songs, he’s always Robin. Him and Dre also dress up and Batman and Robin for the “Without Me” music video...again, Em is Robin.
@@albinorhino6 DID YOU NOT SEE THE VIDEO LOL
*This is 2-year-old Stevie night we need a refresh course on this track he knows more Eminem backstory it & he would pick up way more*
That song slaps if you got a system in your car! The bottom end in the bass track is so solid! Great reaction!
WHAT'S UP STEVIE KNIGHT ,.. LOVE THE REACTIONS!!
REACT TO EMINEM "LOVE YOU MORE"
I love this song. Beat, hook,flow, everything.
I fking love your reactions, you understand the whole fking meaning everytime and you react like you should in some verses and you open up my mind to alot of them aswell and helps me understand.
This is so fun! I first heard this song yesterday, LOVE it, and knew Stevie would love it too! And here I am watching your reaction..thanks Stevie!
He's actually talking about himself when he says "You ain't even impressed no more, you're used to it."
Referencing when his first two albums dropped and then 8 mile came after it, everybody was surprised by how well he rapped being white and all that. So by the time his third album "The Eminem Show" came out, even tho he's getting even better at rapping, "everybodys" used to how good he is, and aren't as impressed at this point. It had become a regular thing.
8 mile came after TES, yet im not sure
@UCiMrZ0E8o7aqDoHYbb-ep-Q I checked and you are right. I i got wrong because 8 mile came out in 2003 in France mb
@@kpopstationfy in 2003, really? That's weird haha
I looked it up too, and here (U.S.) they dropped in the same year (02) but you were right. "The Eminem Show" dropped in May, and "8 Mile" was in November.
I was only 8 at the time but I could've sworn he waited till after "8 Mile" to finish and drop his album. Idk tho lol
Stevie my mahn! Greetings from South Africa. You are my favorite reactor. Please do Eminem right for me. Bars,flow,wordplay everything. Just a brilliant song.
I hope he sees this man i've been requesting that song myself! I'm from JHB
@@derickncube5651 Eish Em went in on that song mahn. The wordplay, the flow. No one can do what he can
@@dreade_docSA also on psychopath killer he went!!!
Check this out too:
Dodgers won 4-2
Jackie Robinson's number is 42.
He played for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Chadwick Bowesman played both Black Panther and Jackie Robinson.
Jackie Robinson was part of the 761st Tank Battalion Black Panthers in WW2.
135 is the prime number of 761.
Dodgers playoff record was 13-5
Dodgers away record in Arlington's Stadium was 13-5
From October 27 to April 15(which was Jackie Robinson Day this year) is a span of 135 days.
Chadwick Bowesman died on Jackie Robinson Day August 28(original date)
On October 27 1972 was the day of Jackie Robinson's Funeral.
Dodgers won the World Series on the anniversary of Jackie Robinson's Funeral.
Also October 27 was the National Black Cat Day(like Black Panther)
And the starting pitcher for the Dodgers, Tony Gosolin's nickname is Catman.
The pitcher that through the winning pitch wears #7.
Dodgers won their 7th World Series.
the flow, rhyme scheme and cadence is just untouchable in this song.
Eminem "baby" next. I've been recommending this for so long
It’s amazing to see how well this song aged the lyrics are very much still relevant to today
This really is for me, one of the best hook ever
One of my favorite tracks off of my favorite Em album, you love to see it
I remember back then everybody use to say you can’t rhyme any word with “orange” and then Em drops this on us rhyming like 3 different words with it 😂😂🐐
As much as I believe em destroyed MGK, MGK gets loads of grief for the “beard is weird” line but I definitely think he was referring to his comment And how Em grew a beard and disappeared in real life for ages
Man I have the most fun watching your reactions to these classics. I need to jump on that patreon man.
This song is a BANGER CHARLAGMANE
gotta get some D12 songs to react to, Eminem's got some sick verses on those
fight music, american psycho, rap game ... devils night was a sick album that gets a little bit forgotten. (i know rap game was on 8 mile)
@@agny369 rabbit run was insane 🔥
@@bryansantiago392 yeah the 8 mile soundtrack plus the freestyles are still fire even without the movie context. It was around this time that green lantern started putting out the invasion mixtapes too, that honestly was my favorite hip hop era,2002-2009ish? So many marquee artists making timeless music. I wish Lloyd banks stayed around , I thought he was the best skill wise in g unit and I actually bumped into him on Long Island and a pizzareia when I was in my early 20s... we exchanged a head nod because I didn’t wanna act like a crazy fan but that was a moment I’ll always remember. 50 lived near
Me also , his baby mommas house mysteriously burned down sometime around then... LL cool J and I believe Mary j blige lived near me also , along with a lot of New York jets before they were a laughing stock (short window)
SO MGK wasnt the first to say the beard is weird....
"till we grow beards, get weird, and disappear in the mountains"
Umm actually he was, since what emeinem says in that line has nothing to do with beards being weird.
@@PR-xm5zc No shit dude, and everyone loves the "um, actually" douche, im sure you're a blast at parties and a winner in life.
@@LinusMundane Ummm actually, you're being condescending now fam. As for the song he is right; Em' says _"til' we grow beards, get weird, and disappear"_ he ain't sayin' _"till' we grow weird beards"_
@@LinusMundane lmfao did I trigger you that easily? Don't make stupid comments if you don't want to be corrected.
@@PR-xm5zc YuP, YoU SuRe TrIgGeReD Me!
one of my all time favorites from Eminem!
eminem show was a fucking masterpiece
Everyone says MMLP is his best album i say THE EMINEM SHOW is his best album.
Im with you on this one.
An almost by a long shot . That says a lot .
He was talking about Insane Clown Posse as he was beefing with them at the time as as he is batman and going to save the rap game from the clown (the Joker)
It's all adding up now 😂
I love the speed of his rap on this song. it goes well with the flow.
Its cool watching your progression through Ems catalog. Picked up a Everbody Vs Racism hoody, thanks for that. Definitely a top reactor.✌❤
Easily the best reactor on UA-cam! Im from the uk so don’t always hear the full bars because of the accents and American events they talk about, break downs are to perfection, im also a stan so catch most of Eminem bars tho! 😉 also this song was released in 2002.... big love from Manchester
I'm not going to lie, I was wondering where my Marshall Monday was!
It’s Stevie’s bday today! Cut our man some slack lol
This came out when I was 12 and it was the first album to have all the lyrics written on the inside cover of the CD, I know this whole album word for word thanks to that haha
The flow in this song is fucking crazy
My first exposure to Eminem was when I first saw him performed "Forgot About Dre" with Dr. Dre on MTV awards show 1999 and am a fan ever since, if you haven't heard or react to it, check it out man
3:20 I can't believe you missed he rhymed "orange" several times
The Eminem show, was Eminem’s greatest album
Had us waiting all day for marshall Monday! Let's get on to one of these things!!!
Does anyone know if Stevie has heard "Beautiful" yet?
I think this was a diss to ICP if I remember correctly, hence the chorus
i think icp had dissappeared into non existence when this song came out, this was just a classic dre beat with eminem doin his thing over it, definitely not the most complex of his songs but definitely a banger.
BEAT IS FIRE! TES IS A CLASSIC!
No one got the "until we grow beards get weird & disappear. " line at the end? lol
You should react to "GATman And Robbin" by 50 Cent and Eminem
Please react to never love love again by Eminem
Dawg your whole mood changed after listening to this song, at the end you were pumping and dancing haha i’m glad you enjoyed it
As soon as the song ended I could hear cleaning out my closet in my head…
Done heard TES so many times, holy album
React to rugged mans all my heroes are dead album
If nothing else, all systems go is a must
Most underrated hip hop artist in the game without doubt
Ah now you know why this song is probably my favorite Eminem song and one of my favorite rap song ever in general.
YES I wait all week for these Marshall Mondays ❤
One of my favorites EM songs right there!
"Can't leave the rap alone, the game needs me.'till we grow beards, get weird"
Broooooooo been waiting on this one from you
you're smart when you think about the analysis, I respect youtubers who aren't just in it for the views mate, subbed
Please do Heat of Revival, such an underrated song and has bars for days
I been waiting for this!!!!!!🤘🤘🤘
I just love this song it's one of my favorite,with the cadence, and Batman references,and that beat is KNOCKING!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥
The cadence to this song is something else!
Eminem - Music Box
Eminem - Deja Vu
Crazy ass rhymes schemes and storytelling
MGK showed how much of a Stan he is when he referenced this record by calling Eminem's beard "weird".
this is one of my favorites
This beat and everything what Eminem is saying is so PERFECT‼️‼️‼️👌😄
This song is probably more revalent now than it's ever been!!
The Em show, the em show, the em show!!!
His best album, I’ve been telling people. Keep it going.