@@anomaly3215 Its both. He spends the entire album reflecting on his past as an artist and as person. Its a response to Castle as well as an answer to his initial question.
The lyrics wasn’t the problem for the majority it was the production for me personally anyway I didn’t like Rick Rubin’s touch on this album that’s just my opinion on the album anyway others may feel different
Those last 3 words are a double entendre. 1. I wrote (the song) Stan 2. I wrote (a letter to) Stan - meaning he gave his fans what they expected from him
it is his imperfection that makes him perfect. His vulnerability that makes him strongest. It is that which I love the most about him. He is the most human in his music.
Eminem is hands down the best lyricist there is. His lyrics are so technical it's art. The way juice wrld could make music and put freestyles together with music made him an artist as well.
I just love this song so much. It's such a poetic masterpiece. the pictures he uses hit me right in the guts - house burned down and all that's left is lawn, and the trapeze-picture... just sooooo good. And obviously, I love the ending. It kicks everyone who's drifting into despair and sorrow for him back up like "Nope, I'm still one of the greatest, my work already IS legendary! Ha!" Love it. Edit: Oh, and the tightrope-line is so good, too. Because he's walking on a tightrope - the music-industry is a hard place to balance, hard to stay on top without falling - but he also said that it's a tightrope HE made. Out of blood, sweat and tears, poverty and hardship and marriage-issues and drug-issues and every hard deal he'd gotten - he took all of those twines and used them to make songs, to put his anger out and to air his issues for others to see (which is why I love his music so much and I admire him as a person so much - because he shares (some of) his life with his fans and isn't afraid to be seen as imperfect, to show emotions in a genre that is built on people being tough and hard) Eminem made his own way, his own rope to stand on and he's not using someone else's rope to walk on. Love that image.
Such a powerfully vulnerable, emotionally brave, incredibly honest and important song. One of the greatest of his career IMO. And that woman singing? Well, that’s the ethereal goddess herself, Beyoncé.
I’m re-watching old videos and MY GOD you’re so enjoyable to watch. I feel like you’re a really gifted empath and that’s what makes you such a good therapist and reactor 🫶🏼
Sir, I am 4.5 minutes in but DANG you are already hitting the points that Em is making. 8:15 and I'm posting this. Whether I listen to the rest of this reaction or not, I will as well as a few others, you have my attention, especially from a lyrical standpoint. I have to give you props without ANY doubt.
I always forget about this track but a soon as it comes back up I'm reminded of how great it is. I really needed to hear this message today. Thank you!
Em’s honesty about his imperfection and sharing his personal growth is what I love about him. This some is a beautiful fusion of Beyoncé with the chorus and rap, just like his other major collaborations.
Tom, great job, keep it up. Also, Eminem is well tuned in to the reaction scene. So I have no doubt he will come across your reactions, if he hasn't already. He will love the breakdown from this stand point. Music is his therapy, his release. Great work. As I have seen in a few comments already, this leads right into "Believe" on the album. Check it out. Also, one of his newer songs to check out would be "Higher". It has an official video. Also, "Untouchable" lyric video on Eminem's page.
You mentioned Stan, you should check out 'Bad Guy' from MMLP2 which is stan part 2! You will love it, ems story telling is fucking out of this world, prepare for the last verse! Also love the reactions to NF and Eminem, keep em coming!
I don't have words for how much I love this song! his only competition is himself at this point.. he's set the bar up so high that when he still puts out something good but not exceptional, people hate it...
Thank you for the reaction, remeber being at awe watching the video when it was released, still gets me to this day. Also remember how Jahseh defended it, cause it's such an inspirational song. Btw, considering Stan, there is a sequel to it, Bad Guy, from Marshall Mathers LP 2, outstanding track.
Damnit, ok, 15:30 I took an OLD "Digital" Typewriter home from the library in order to type my papers for school (not a great situation at that time), and used to DREAM of am old "Mechanical" typewriter. Gods I miss those days.
I've watched this music video many times, but just now I realised that the statue in the middle of the ice field is a simbol for a song. Every time he writes it feels like walking on ice, but when he gets there and rips a cloth off it we are able to witness a masterpiece like "Stan".
You should check out Eminem- Brain Damage it’s an amazing song that will show you how Eminem was when he was young also Rock Bottom and 97 Bonnie & Clyde all off sslp and all amazing all made in 1999!
Great reaction, Thank youuuuu! It's a little sad that this was the first song on the album (Revival) and it needed to be listened to but no one actually listened to the words... everyone just crapped on the entire album based on the track list and features. So just as the song predicted, people harped on him. But this time, it hurt cause he poured his heart out on this song and some of the others... but then we got Kamikaze right after and he let them all know. Revival is one album that is played from front to back consistently. It's overhated for no reason at all.
This song literally makes me cry FOR Em as a human and an artist EVERY TIME I hear it! Just listen to those beautiful lyrics, INCREDIBLE pen game❗He literally pours his heart OUT...meanwhile people 💩on him for doing so on this album 💯 Just because this is a different kind of album/project without crazy cadence, flows, beats, and triple entendre's....DOES NOT make this a bad album. People act like he forgot how to rap, as if that's even possible 🙄 I FKG LOVE this album 🙌 Thanks for the reaction and I'm so glad you have a kind heart and appreciate this Art ❤️ Em will never know how much his music has meant to me personally bc he's been in my life since he was signed bc I'm almost 50 yrs old now too. 🐐🙏🏼 He is so relatable and honest and he conveys every ounce of emotion on that Mic 🫡
@1448 - When he changed from "Dear Slim" to "Dear Stan", Em changed the direction to his fans and the words became clear -- "I'm terrified to let you down..." Just my thoughts when you mentioned what he was writing.
only real eminem fans from lste 90s early 2000s or people genuinely willing to understand, can undersrand the arc marshall has had. From slim shady, to eminem, to marshall mather’s he’s continuously proved the masses wrong. with this whole album people came at him differently and it’s because he is trying to move away from that dark past. he understands he made greatness back then but he also understands it comes from a dark place. he’s putting into words that people only want one thing and that’s slim shady hence “washing out the blonde”. it’s a metaphor for people only wanting a certain side of someone without taking into consideration what a person has or is going through. he’s showing people life isn’t all about putting yourself forward attending to everyone’s means, you have to be yourself it’s just hard doing it.
We really need you to do Rock bottom, Brain damage (Slim Shady LP), my Darling (Relapse) and brainless (Marshall Mathers LP II). This might be his greatest songs.
This song is a masterpiece the way Em bared his heart & soul onto this track was just so emotional and yet so revealing Beyoncé vocals are amazing too this song has a sad yet uplifting message towards the end and to answer your question this album got heavily criticized just cause Em chose to take a different creative direction from his previous albums which was unexpectedly great and yes it’s a masterpiece Em The Goat!👊🏽🐐🔥💯(Please React to Eminem “Beautiful Pain” Ft. Sia Lyric Video)
To me the statue was like "inspiration" or "talent" maybe even "confidence" but it was hidden, he is doubting himself all the song at the end he decides to be himself and that he is ok. He takes off the veil and see straight and the lyrics just came to him when all that pressure it's gone.
Em will always be the best no matter who comes after him. He has done so much for so many just by sharing his journey. God always turns pain into power.
I think the room full of Eminem's was a reference to the infinite monkey theory, the masterpiece being stan Also i'd love to hear your take on codependentby Juice Wlrld, such a good song
If you'd like an Australian artist, try complete.. his song jordan will blow your mind.. i think you will appreciate it as a therapist, if not jordan try completes other song vapour of darkness 🤞🏼🙏
That is Beyonce singing with him. He's at the top and so is she, I find that a sort of symbolism of only being able to relate to people whose fall will be hard if they misstep on that tight rope, ice, whatever symbolism you give it.
if you do em's older music please try to do the audio version cause the video's are always censored. Not for this one specifically but for future reference
Also, that statue - well, in the video-making-off, it's just a car ;) But I think it symbolizes how people put their artists on a pedestal and see them as something larger than life and it's something that a) is different for every single fan (some admire his skills, some his honesty, some his beats - whatever) and b) is nothing the artist themself can really maintain. There's a German song called "Denkmal" which means "statue" or rather "monument/memorial" and the chorus goes like this: "Hol den Vorschlaghammer: Sie haben uns ein Denkmal gebaut, wo jeder Vollidiot weiß dass das die Liebe versaut. Ich werd die schlechtesten Sprayer dieser Stadt engagieren, sollen Nachts noch die Trümmer - mit Parolen beschmieren" "Get the sledge-hammer: They build us a monument, when every idiot knows that that ruins the love. I'll hire the worst graffiti-sprayers of this city who shall smirch the rubble with bad slogans" (it rhymes in German ;-) ) I've always interpreted the lyrics in the way that putting someone on a pedestal - be it an artist or a person you love - kills the passion and love they have for whatever it is they're put on the pedestal for. That being immortalized makes someone static and immovable and well... basically stone. So the band calls people to tear down that statue and break it apart so they won't be static and can still be living, breathing things.
hi i would love to see your views on colors and shapes by mac miller, it is such a deep track that could have many meanings and i would love to see what a therapist would think of what was going on through macs mind when recording that
That’s Beyoncé singing. EMINEM got her to do the hook because she is someone who he believes is at the same level he is where people see them as inhuman so they are so afraid of putting anything out because they are afraid to disappoint the fans. The videos with all of the EMINEM clones typing away at the typewriters writing nonsense is alluding to the adage that if you put a bunch of monkeys in a room full of typewriters and let them mash away statistically eventually one of them will get lucky enough to type the entire works of Shakespeare, but in this case he is comparing his song Stan to the works of Shakespeare. The stage changing and the dust collecting on the seats and the crowd moving around is meant to show the passing of his career and and how he is drawing fewer and fewer people. The way he actually made this song that little stinger at the end where he talks about writing Stan it actually continues into the first line of the next song in the album. He cut the first line in half and put half of it at the end of this song to help it flow better.
![[Industry Ghostwriter] Reacts to: Eminem- Walk On Water- (Revival)- FIRST TIME SEEING!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ajBAZTsgGSs/mqdefault.jpg)
The first words you hear on this album are “why, are expectations so high?” the last words are “now I know”.
😊👍
the "now i know" was just an antonym for the end of castle when he said "shit, i don't know"
@@anomaly3215 Thank you
@@anomaly3215 Anything is permitted when it comes to his writing.
@@anomaly3215 Its both. He spends the entire album reflecting on his past as an artist and as person. Its a response to Castle as well as an answer to his initial question.
This whole album was slept on. I really enjoyed the deep, meaningful lyrics.
Agreed, in ten years they'll be labeling it another MMLP. Just like he said himself.
This album has grown on me SO much since It came out
The lyrics wasn’t the problem for the majority it was the production for me personally anyway I didn’t like Rick Rubin’s touch on this album that’s just my opinion on the album anyway others may feel different
The album overall is trash imo. EM is my favorite but It's what it's. glad that some ppl like it tho
The album isn’t good at all but this is the best song on it
I wonder how many hearts still beat because of this man’s transparency.
Damn that’s something I never thought of. It’d be crazy to see some alternate reality where we could see the effect of a world without him.
My heart, that’s for sure. Had I not discovered Em at 13 (I’m almost 26 now), I’d have been dead by 18 and I’m confident in that.
@@realsymbiote same
This was the first song on the album, it leads directly into the next song “Believe” continuing from where eminem left off after he said he wrote Stan
That transition is perfect. Those two songs go together like Castle and Arose.
Those last 3 words are a double entendre.
1. I wrote (the song) Stan
2. I wrote (a letter to) Stan - meaning he gave his fans what they expected from him
it is his imperfection that makes him perfect. His vulnerability that makes him strongest. It is that which I love the most about him. He is the most human in his music.
🔺🔺🔺
You should check out Believe by Em. It's basically a sequel to this song and just as great if not even better. It's my personal favourite.
Great request 👍
Do the request form in this videos description
I 👍 agree
I agree aswell it plays in with this
Believe is one of my all-time favorites definitely top five. Great call
Yes! Cant wait to watch, a song that wasn't well recieved at first but definitely deserves recognition
Eminem is hands down the best lyricist there is. His lyrics are so technical it's art. The way juice wrld could make music and put freestyles together with music made him an artist as well.
No one can write like em. And no one can make music like juice.
Facts!!!😊👍
I just love this song so much. It's such a poetic masterpiece. the pictures he uses hit me right in the guts - house burned down and all that's left is lawn, and the trapeze-picture... just sooooo good.
And obviously, I love the ending. It kicks everyone who's drifting into despair and sorrow for him back up like "Nope, I'm still one of the greatest, my work already IS legendary! Ha!" Love it.
Edit: Oh, and the tightrope-line is so good, too. Because he's walking on a tightrope - the music-industry is a hard place to balance, hard to stay on top without falling - but he also said that it's a tightrope HE made. Out of blood, sweat and tears, poverty and hardship and marriage-issues and drug-issues and every hard deal he'd gotten - he took all of those twines and used them to make songs, to put his anger out and to air his issues for others to see (which is why I love his music so much and I admire him as a person so much - because he shares (some of) his life with his fans and isn't afraid to be seen as imperfect, to show emotions in a genre that is built on people being tough and hard) Eminem made his own way, his own rope to stand on and he's not using someone else's rope to walk on.
Love that image.
frizzle: Your comments are very insightful, enjoyed reading them.
Such a powerfully vulnerable, emotionally brave, incredibly honest and important song. One of the greatest of his career IMO. And that woman singing? Well, that’s the ethereal goddess herself, Beyoncé.
I’m re-watching old videos and MY GOD you’re so enjoyable to watch. I feel like you’re a really gifted empath and that’s what makes you such a good therapist and reactor 🫶🏼
Sir, I am 4.5 minutes in but DANG you are already hitting the points that Em is making. 8:15 and I'm posting this. Whether I listen to the rest of this reaction or not, I will as well as a few others, you have my attention, especially from a lyrical standpoint. I have to give you props without ANY doubt.
I always forget about this track but a soon as it comes back up I'm reminded of how great it is. I really needed to hear this message today. Thank you!
Em’s honesty about his imperfection and sharing his personal growth is what I love about him. This some is a beautiful fusion of Beyoncé with the chorus and rap, just like his other major collaborations.
I love love how excited you get for Eminem reactions.
Tom, great job, keep it up.
Also, Eminem is well tuned in to the reaction scene. So I have no doubt he will come across your reactions, if he hasn't already.
He will love the breakdown from this stand point. Music is his therapy, his release.
Great work.
As I have seen in a few comments already, this leads right into "Believe" on the album. Check it out.
Also, one of his newer songs to check out would be "Higher". It has an official video.
Also, "Untouchable" lyric video on Eminem's page.
Thanks so much for the comments! Very well said and I hope he sees my love for his art!😊👍
You mentioned Stan, you should check out 'Bad Guy' from MMLP2 which is stan part 2! You will love it, ems story telling is fucking out of this world, prepare for the last verse! Also love the reactions to NF and Eminem, keep em coming!
Sounds good to me!😊👍
I don't have words for how much I love this song! his only competition is himself at this point.. he's set the bar up so high that when he still puts out something good but not exceptional, people hate it...
Thank you for the reaction, remeber being at awe watching the video when it was released, still gets me to this day. Also remember how Jahseh defended it, cause it's such an inspirational song.
Btw, considering Stan, there is a sequel to it, Bad Guy, from Marshall Mathers LP 2, outstanding track.
Damnit, ok, 15:30 I took an OLD "Digital" Typewriter home from the library in order to type my papers for school (not a great situation at that time), and used to DREAM of am old "Mechanical" typewriter. Gods I miss those days.
I would recommend the sequal to Stan: Bad Guy. It's about Stan's brother Matthew and how he handles the suicide of his brother + more.
The Revival album is SO SLEPT on! Give it 5 years and it will be a classic!
I'm looking forward to this one! I agree with the other commenter, you should do Space Bound!!!
I've watched this music video many times, but just now I realised that the statue in the middle of the ice field is a simbol for a song. Every time he writes it feels like walking on ice, but when he gets there and rips a cloth off it we are able to witness a masterpiece like "Stan".
Thank you 😊👍
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You should check out Eminem- Brain Damage it’s an amazing song that will show you how Eminem was when he was young also Rock Bottom and 97 Bonnie & Clyde all off sslp and all amazing all made in 1999!
If you listen on the album the end of this goes immediately into Believe. The transition is seamless
Great reaction, Thank youuuuu!
It's a little sad that this was the first song on the album (Revival) and it needed to be listened to but no one actually listened to the words... everyone just crapped on the entire album based on the track list and features. So just as the song predicted, people harped on him.
But this time, it hurt cause he poured his heart out on this song and some of the others... but then we got Kamikaze right after and he let them all know.
Revival is one album that is played from front to back consistently. It's overhated for no reason at all.
I really enjoyed this one 😊👍
The album is not that good it’s just glorified by his fans only
@@johnathanwilliams3695 yea, it was for the fans
@@johnathanwilliams3695 not for everyones taste.
please do Believe next! Revival is such a slept on album..
I love you man and I love the appreciation that you have grown to have for this amazing artist.
Thank you!😊👍
the back drop at the theatre is his old house, he used to have it in the back of his concerts
This song literally makes me cry FOR Em as a human and an artist EVERY TIME I hear it! Just listen to those beautiful lyrics, INCREDIBLE pen game❗He literally pours his heart OUT...meanwhile people 💩on him for doing so on this album 💯 Just because this is a different kind of album/project without crazy cadence, flows, beats, and triple entendre's....DOES NOT make this a bad album. People act like he forgot how to rap, as if that's even possible 🙄 I FKG LOVE this album 🙌
Thanks for the reaction and I'm so glad you have a kind heart and appreciate this Art ❤️ Em will never know how much his music has meant to me personally bc he's been in my life since he was signed bc I'm almost 50 yrs old now too. 🐐🙏🏼 He is so relatable and honest and he conveys every ounce of emotion on that Mic 🫡
I see the statue as him wandering the lyrical wilderness looking for a song he hasn’t done yet (given the ending). Just a thought.
One of my favorite Em songs.
@1448 - When he changed from "Dear Slim" to "Dear Stan", Em changed the direction to his fans and the words became clear -- "I'm terrified to let you down..." Just my thoughts when you mentioned what he was writing.
glad you're giving the goat the attention he deserves
only real eminem fans from lste 90s early 2000s or people genuinely willing to understand, can undersrand the arc marshall has had. From slim shady, to eminem, to marshall mather’s he’s continuously proved the masses wrong. with this whole album people came at him differently and it’s because he is trying to move away from that dark past. he understands he made greatness back then but he also understands it comes from a dark place. he’s putting into words that people only want one thing and that’s slim shady hence “washing out the blonde”. it’s a metaphor for people only wanting a certain side of someone without taking into consideration what a person has or is going through. he’s showing people life isn’t all about putting yourself forward attending to everyone’s means, you have to be yourself it’s just hard doing it.
We really need you to do Rock bottom, Brain damage (Slim Shady LP), my Darling (Relapse) and brainless (Marshall Mathers LP II). This might be his greatest songs.
This is one of my favorite Em songs. A lot of people hate it but I absolutely love the vulnerability. Granted I'm an NF fan so this appeals to me
Thanks for the laugh, I enjoy your enthusiasm.
I definitely recommend u listen to Eminem- careful what u wish for. It’s him talking about his fame
He is so open in this song
This song is a masterpiece the way Em bared his heart & soul onto this track was just so emotional and yet so revealing Beyoncé vocals are amazing too this song has a sad yet uplifting message towards the end and to answer your question this album got heavily criticized just cause Em chose to take a different creative direction from his previous albums which was unexpectedly great and yes it’s a masterpiece Em The Goat!👊🏽🐐🔥💯(Please React to Eminem “Beautiful Pain” Ft. Sia Lyric Video)
He already reacted to Castle and Arose just to let you know.
I don't understand how people can hate this frfr
@@ThisisStephennn Same…
the cross pendant was a nice touch for this one
love this channel! job well done.
.... as always! :)
To me the statue was like "inspiration" or "talent" maybe even "confidence" but it was hidden, he is doubting himself all the song at the end he decides to be himself and that he is ok. He takes off the veil and see straight and the lyrics just came to him when all that pressure it's gone.
Em will always be the best no matter who comes after him. He has done so much for so many just by sharing his journey. God always turns pain into power.
YOU NEED TO DO LEAVING HEAVEN! It’s about his dad! Beautiful song too.
Love your energie en apracietion on Em
His face in ice frozen in time
You should react to Sandcastles from Beyonce’ Lemonade album… I think you would give a great review of the lyrics and vocals 🤗😬💯
Lemonade album is 🔥. Should won the Grammy. I love the song with Jack White.
You should react to River by Eminem feat. Ed, it would be nice the hear your opinion on the development of the characters in that song
And its eminems reaction! ThankGOD! dont say its ur favorite.. I know ur favorite, effin nF and juicewrld!
😂😂😂
I think the room full of Eminem's was a reference to the infinite monkey theory, the masterpiece being stan
Also i'd love to hear your take on codependentby Juice Wlrld, such a good song
What was the statue??
@@chewkie420 his masterpiece, Stan
You have good taste Tom!!
Beyonce on the chorus
If you'd like an Australian artist, try complete.. his song jordan will blow your mind.. i think you will appreciate it as a therapist, if not jordan try completes other song vapour of darkness 🤞🏼🙏
So close to 120k!!!
If you haven't already, you should react to "Kim." Talk about a song that needs a therapist's reaction! Haha. Love all your work though! Great job!!
It’s on Patreon 😊👍
That is Beyonce singing with him. He's at the top and so is she, I find that a sort of symbolism of only being able to relate to people whose fall will be hard if they misstep on that tight rope, ice, whatever symbolism you give it.
One of my favs
This gonna be a good one
if you do em's older music please try to do the audio version cause the video's are always censored. Not for this one specifically but for future reference
Also, that statue - well, in the video-making-off, it's just a car ;) But I think it symbolizes how people put their artists on a pedestal and see them as something larger than life and it's something that a) is different for every single fan (some admire his skills, some his honesty, some his beats - whatever) and b) is nothing the artist themself can really maintain.
There's a German song called "Denkmal" which means "statue" or rather "monument/memorial" and the chorus goes like this:
"Hol den Vorschlaghammer: Sie haben uns ein Denkmal gebaut, wo jeder Vollidiot weiß dass das die Liebe versaut. Ich werd die schlechtesten Sprayer dieser Stadt engagieren, sollen Nachts noch die Trümmer - mit Parolen beschmieren"
"Get the sledge-hammer: They build us a monument, when every idiot knows that that ruins the love. I'll hire the worst graffiti-sprayers of this city who shall smirch the rubble with bad slogans" (it rhymes in German ;-) )
I've always interpreted the lyrics in the way that putting someone on a pedestal - be it an artist or a person you love - kills the passion and love they have for whatever it is they're put on the pedestal for. That being immortalized makes someone static and immovable and well... basically stone. So the band calls people to tear down that statue and break it apart so they won't be static and can still be living, breathing things.
Very well said! Thank you so much for taking the time to write this, and I’m so grateful I just checked comments randomly to see this😊👍
YOU HAVE TO CHECK OUT LEAVING HEAVEN! It’s a song about his dad, very emotional. You would love it
You need to check out clayston Jennings, I would recommend the song “pain”
I'm nervous about discord thing. It's why I haven't joined yet.
You don’t have to do discord 😊👍
Can you react to Eminem - Legacy
I loved this whole album! Bad husband helped me heal ❤
hi i would love to see your views on colors and shapes by mac miller, it is such a deep track that could have many meanings and i would love to see what a therapist would think of what was going on through macs mind when recording that
Please check out Eminem - Fine Line. Not really his popular song but I believe there's so much to break down
Can you please do Jordan by complete! It is a song about depression and I would love your input!
I love your reactions
Thank you 😊👍
Bad guy.. leaving heaven..😊
When are we going to see Linkin Park on the channel?
That’s a great idea!😊👍
Sing for the moment next please🙏🏽
That’s Beyoncé singing. EMINEM got her to do the hook because she is someone who he believes is at the same level he is where people see them as inhuman so they are so afraid of putting anything out because they are afraid to disappoint the fans. The videos with all of the EMINEM clones typing away at the typewriters writing nonsense is alluding to the adage that if you put a bunch of monkeys in a room full of typewriters and let them mash away statistically eventually one of them will get lucky enough to type the entire works of Shakespeare, but in this case he is comparing his song Stan to the works of Shakespeare. The stage changing and the dust collecting on the seats and the crowd moving around is meant to show the passing of his career and and how he is drawing fewer and fewer people. The way he actually made this song that little stinger at the end where he talks about writing Stan it actually continues into the first line of the next song in the album. He cut the first line in half and put half of it at the end of this song to help it flow better.
Amazing!!! Thanks for all of this!😊👍
I recommend The Way I Am
Akala - find no enemy, I need you to react to this lol
Damn made some requests on discord ages ago, but seems like only NF, Em and juice requests get filled 😔
What requests????😊
Agust D!! 💜
Please react to Eminem - Brain Damage.
You should react to My Darling by Em
Could you react to Drown - Front Porch Step?
For more Eminem reactions do The way I am , Till I Collapse, Ringer, These Demons and Higher
what about, FACK ? 😂
Stan🐐
What to do when you're too afraid to live but too afraid to die? Just wondering.....
Brilliant! thoughts! You are amanzing!
I’m a follower but not sure if youve covered “river” or “higher” I hope you will
The woman singing is Beyoncé.
Its Beyonce on the chorus
I think some beyonce also can be interesting
try lemonade album
I love IT!
The woman singing is Beyoncé
Yes absolutely splendid 😀
love to see you do river by joyner lucus
like a river. I like you will really like Joyner story telling
I would love to see a reaction to eli sostre new opps!
FYI Eminem is about 50 yrs old now..
First of all, I just want to say that Eminem does not put out bad music. EVER! lol.... but we know you guys know that.
Em putting out bad music..please
react to beyonce's formation :)
react to eminem - on fire