PSYCHOTHERAPIST REACTS to Eminem- Headlights (ft. Nate Ruess)
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Saddest part for me is "I will always love you from afar." He wants her to know that he loves her, BUT at the same time he tells her that still they can't be close. She can only know that he loves her, but can not experience it.
Bro. I just realised and felt that. So true. The world has to believe he hates Debbie. She's his mother. He had to.
@@LODodod that's literally not at all what he means, like...whatsoever
It's bc she abused him and his brother Nathan. Made them sick, took money, did awful things to them. So she doesn't deserve to feel the VERY TINY amount of love he has
It means that as he has watched his own kids grown up and seen them impacted by his own parenting mistakes he has gained compassion for his mother. But being able to show her some forgiveness, compassion and love doesn't mean what she did was okay, that she has changed, or that it would be healthy for her to have access to him or his kids. It is recognition that things will never change and a close relationship isn't possible.
@@rHamUK Are you an idiot? It's like you didn't even listen to the song lol
11:32 "Now I know It's not your fault, and I'm not making jokes. That song I cringe every time It's on the radio" Referring to cleanin' out my closet.
@@SSJGengar No one ever forgives completely which he said himself so nah I ain't the idiot. U are
Slim - Shock value, off the wall, crazy cadence.
Marshall - Emotion, values, meaning.
Eminem - Lyricist, double & triple entendres, insane flow & syllable placement.
Well said
Well said Noah! Thanks so much😊👍
Perfect explanation of the 3 faces of Mathers, like the 3 faces of Foley, 3 completely different versions of one person, but all are amazing, but one of the 3 always touches people more than the other two, and usually is due to the age of the person watching/listening.
Was Proofs idea to make alter egos. Proof aka Doody lol.
@@tylerriojas6250 yeah, the alter ego idea wasnt just for em though, it was for everyone in d12
This was the song that made me realize how much Eminem has grown over the years. Such emotional maturity to see things for what they are and to apologize.
Nathan is Eminem's little half-brother, he's about 10 or so years younger. Eminem also raised him, alongside Hailie, Whitney and Alaina
That's not the same guy that's nate ruess no ties with eminem
@@tommywilliams1402 he means the nathan eminem is talking about in the song
I think Whitney changed their name.
I feel like in an alternate universe Nathan grew up to become NF lol
@@HopeGardner3amed Stevie.
What a spectacular recation I remember when this song first came out. I have a horrible relationship with my mother for similar reasons as Em and when this song played on the MMLP2 I truly broke down and cried for like an hour. This was the song that made me a fan for life 💙 now you gotta do Leaving Heaven though because it's one of the only times he talks about his father and the pain he caused post his father's passing.
Thanks so much for watching and for the request😊👍
@@ReactionTherapyOfficial YES!! Leaving Heaven is such an amazing song! Can't wait to see that reaction!
And Rhyme or Reason
So since it made you cry and reflect did you make up?
Your comment hits hard. My childhood was horrendous at times at the hands of my mother. Before we had a chance to try to fix things fully she passed away suddenly a few months ago with no warning. I can't listen to this song anymore without getting emotional 💔
Anytime someone says Em has no softer side to him, I know they haven't heard this song
Makes me cry every time
This song and all those he dedicated to Hailie squish all the tears out of me
Anyone who gives him crap for his early days/drug-fueled music haven't once listened to anything past The Eminem Show SMH.
As a lifelong fan, this song was so amazing to hear for the first time. Love your reactions & breakdowns
Thanks hannah!😊👍
This song was written 10 years ago now. This was after his own addictions, rehabilitation, relapse, and then finally sobriety. He healed. He made amends with his own daughters and others. Now fast forward, more growth. At his Rock N Roll Hall of Fame induction back in Nov 2022, his mom sent in a Video tribute that was shown that night, a beautiful message of love and pride. Thinking they’re ok. They are who they are. Blessings. Beautiful song. Great reaction.
Beautiful by Eminem would be a great one to checkout. It’s one that has definitely helped me and I’m sure many others through struggles with mental health. If you do decide to check it out I’d recommend doing a lyric video of it though as the music video cuts out the third verse and censors some of the song ☺️
Nice! Thanks so much👍😊
yesss, beautiful is one of my favorite songs by em! would love to see Tom´s reaction to it! :)
I realized another interesting thing about this song. Eminem says his mother's name, ''Debbie Mathers,'' which he didn't mention in ''Cleanin' Out My Closet.'' I believe the reason why is because he was angry at his mom in 2003, but now he realizes that Debbie Mathers wasn't a bad person, and that he an see past her failures as a mother and look at her as person. He gives her credit for what she did, and why she couldn't do more, but he still says that she did fail as a mother. The point of the song isn't to say that he was wrong back in 2003, it's just an honest apology, where he explains that she didn't deserve to be put through that, and that he took it too far.
Very good explanation! Thanks so much for that!😊👍
When you talked about single parents can't be both it is so true. I was a single mom and tried to be both but in the end my daughter just wanted her dad to accept her and love her. She will be 30 this year and they are still working on their relationship. It's getting there though. I just want her to find piece with it. She has struggled with addiction from feeling abandoned. She is 9 months sober today has moved 3000 miles away and is finally finding herself. With the love and support from her dad.
What a great story! Thank you for sharing this. I’m so happy to hear she’s working hard on sobriety! And congrats on being the mom you’ve been, trying to balance everything. I hope things keep going in the same direction! Keep me posted😊👍
I wish I had you as a therapist, you’re awesome! Love all your Eminem reactions!
Thanks so much Katie!😊👍
Your reactions are on another level. Your wisdom helps those who watch.
Your experience and education, mixed with your biblical wisdom makes you such a powerful voice in the reaction space. And really in the world. It's encouraging to see your light shine.
Keep it up brother.
Thanks so much Tim! That means a lot!😊👍
Headlights is such an emotionally powerful song, gets me everytime I hear it, even watching you review it. you hit the nail on the head at every point.
I hope em can feel satisfied with this song and as much as she might have been bad, I hope his mum can listen to it and feel some happiness. The thought of people being lonely and powerless to change it, even if it's their fault, just gets to me, especially as they get older.
Great video and great loyalty to the subscribers changing the songs round, thank you
Thank you so much! Very nice take and appreciate you watching😊👍
I'm just trying to understand if he's sorry how he can't forgive her? I hope he can get some peace and move on. What price did Haley have to pay to grow up without a Nana? He could've been there. I hear a lot of blaming instead of forgiveness. Lay down your guns Marshall, you're a man now! That's how you move on.
Somehow the very last part by Nate Reuss is overlooked...but the last little ''I want a new life" hits me so hard. It's so simple, but has so much meaning to me.
My mother died early at 58, and I moved across the country at 18, and only visited 3 times in the 12 odd years I lived away. We weren't estranged, but I didn't really keep up contact like I should have long distance. She never did meet my daughter, again, something else the song touches on somewhat. But I did/do have resentment for her not pushing me in school and having a hands off approach, and us growing up poor, despite my Dad bailing on us (we are estranged), similar to the song. I still remember the night aged 6 I had to drag her home from where my Dad was staying because she was drunk, and she made me some hot milk with some cereal. Vivid memory.
But even with my school doing it's best to even pair me with the 'smart kid' because we both picked out as being particularly gifted before moving into High School...he ultimately went to Oxford University, went far academically and was involved in all sorts of stuff I'd love to get involved in and my head around.
Meanwhile me? Bouncing from job to job. Stable, ish, not on great money and not even remotely challenged in my job, but at 35 with 12 hour shifts, and 50/50 custody of my daughter - we just fell out of love and became friends - I'm stuck.
So ''I want a new life'' just hits me. How different my circumstances now might have been with a different upbringing, I dunno, perhaps that's why it hits so deep.
I want my mum back 😢 She took her life before we could repair things. I hate that so much
So sorry to hear that 😢
This song has been my safe space for so many years since distancing myself from my mom. I can relate to everything he's saying and this song really is just a piece of true art
It is a tough life when you grow up in a war zone of feelings. Been there done that but looking back I find so much knowledge and better mental health.
I think this has to be followed up with Leaving Heaven - addressing his dad.
Eminem- bad husband is a really good song. It got me through my life when I was having my own issues
As someone who has had alot of issues with their Mom in the past, this song always makes me well up with tears and borderline start sobbing, but I always like to see other's take on the song. Thanks for sharing your reaction!
Thanks so much!!😊👍
Been kinda bingeing these videos, just found them today. And saw some guy comment and recommend this track just a few hours ago. And now he uploads. God I love the growing channels on yt.
I was waiting for this. This was the exact song I wanted to hear your thoughts about because of how deep this is. I hope you guys have a fantastic weekend!!
I really hope you can react to either "Brenda's Got a Baby", "Keep Ya Head Up" or "Dear Mama" by Tupac. All songs portray an important critique and perspective on how we treat black women, particularly black mothers, and their struggles in America.
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My Mom did a absolutley phenomenal job of being of being both my parents growing up. My grandparents also helped out which was amazing. I consider myself very lucky.
Beautiful Pain should be your next song from Eminem, or going through changes, you're never over.
My Mom had drug issues & my Dad wasn't in my life, so I deeply related to Eminem a lot with his aggressive songs about his parents since I felt hurt, unwanted & abandoned as well. I didn't really have a good relationship with my Mom & I felt so much regret after she passed for treating her like she was my enemy, it consumed me for years & led me to self-harm & multiple suicide attempts since then (like I felt that the only way I could atone for what I did & said to her was to just die). I remember listening to this song a couple of years after my Mom died & I just broke down crying all alone in my friend's living room while she was still at work. It hit far too close to home & it hurt so much emotionally, I was in shambles for a hour or two.
I absolutely love your work. Listening to you break this song down legit has me in tears.
ITS HERE! Headlights! ive been waiting for this thank you!
SO SO SO HAPPY YOU GOT AROUND TO DOING THIS BEAUTIFUL TRACK! brings me to tears every time
Great reaction Tom! This one always makes me emotional!
I’m so lucky to have had a great childhood with awesome parents - it’s actually come full circle as we now have mum with us in her old age - sadly lost my lovely dad 2 years ago but until then he was with us too.
I feel the same way about my son as you do about your boys too! Family is everything to me!
So the story in the song did actually happen, his mum came to his home one night and he was leaving with Nate (his younger half brother who he removed from the state care system as soon as he could) and Hailie (his middle daughter with Kim) and they stopped the car and talked, Hailie met her grandmother for the first time.
As far as I know though, they are still estranged to this day and haven’t seen each other in years. I think that although he loves his mum, it just brings too much toxicity and pain into his life so he loves her from afar.
However, he is notoriously private about a lot of things so I don’t know if this is still accurate - it’s what he describes in his autobiography though.
If you fancy checking out a track about his dad - ‘Leaving Heaven’ gives you a great idea of how he feels about him! His dad died in 2019 and Em recorded the song after he heard about his passing! (I won’t spoil it but it’s nothing like this track!!! Lol!!!)!
Also just to mention - where you saw the ‘skit’ early in the video - that’s from ‘Without Me’, a really fun track Em did way back when media outlets such as MTV were trying to censor him!
It had various scenes with Em dressed up as different people! So, that scene was actually him dressed up as his mum and references the recent court case his mum had raised against him for defamation/ mental anguish in his song lyrics.
(He also dresses up as Elvis, a Sumo wrestler, Osama Bin Laden, Moby, a reality show contestant and probs a few more I’ve forgotten in that video! But the main ‘character’ in the song is Em as ‘Rap Boy’, Dr Dre’s sidekick when they parody Batman and Robin! It’s hilarious!!!)
The rapping cadence and rhyme schemes are ridiculously good in it!!!
Thanks so much emma! Great description and I think that would be a great Eminem Reaction next😊👍
I was constantly kicked out of my house as a teen and permanently kicked out at 17, because I left the house to see my gf and I forgot to tell anyone where I was going (a pretty stupid reason if you ask me). Luckily, I had a few friendly teachers that took the time to hear out my situation. They let me sleep in the classrooms, since we didn’t have any shelters that would take me nearby. Thanks to their generosity, I’m not doing stupid shit, homeless on the streets, and I just recently became the first person in my family to graduate highschool. I achieved this, but it doesn’t even feel like an accomplishment, given the circumstances. The future is like a paralyzing void of uncertainty that I don’t want to step through. All I wanna do is write music all day and chances are, that’s not gonna get me anywhere, or at least, that’s what I’ve been told my whole life. Although a hundred million others share my dreams and that makes me irrelevant, I’ll persist in my schemes for the hell of it. Thx for reading my lil vent. 🙏 💗
Thanks so much for sharing this story and the details of your life. Congrats on you’re achieving graduation, keep grinding and keep dreaming, you can do it!😊👍
If you weren't afraid of what was to come, I would be worried, that fear of uncertainty is what makes us human.
I was the same as a teenager, and spent a few years sleeping in the back of an abandoned car. Most of my teachers and family had written me off, and predicted that I would spend my life in and out of prison.
I got my first job as a cleaner after narrowly avoiding a jail sentence. 15 years later, I've pushed myself to get to where I want to be. I own my house, car, motorbike etc. I'm part of a team in cutting edge Nuclear process work, and have made amends with my family.
People like us don't often get second chances, but when we do get one, grab it with both hands and run with it. It isn't a straight road, there are lots of bends and bumps, but if you keep that drive going you will get to where you want to be.
FIRST OF ALL: Graduating high school is a MASSIVE accomplishment. Dropping out and getting a GED would have been easier. But you CHOSE to stick with it and EARNED your diploma. A lot of people refuse help because they are scared about looking weak. However, by asking for help and accepting it, you proved your STRENGTH. I have no doubt your strength and determination will lead you to more success. You have EARNED those flowers, dont allow others to take them from you.
💐🌹🌷🌼🥀
I am NOT saying UA-cam comment sections are not an appropriate place to vent. We all need to vent, rant and just scream at God or the universe (whatever your personl beliefs are). I am only suggesting a few subreddits you might find helpful:
• r/AlAnon
• r/AdultChildren
• r/rant
I dont know how helpful this link is, but it was the first link that popped up when I searched "How to become a musician" on Google and it seems like it includes a decent summary of options: www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/how-to-become-a-muscian
I would personally suggest becoming a teacher. Schools are constantly begging for qualified teachers. Due to the math and poetry involved with writing and preforming your own music, you can incorporate those skills in the classroom, and lead a music program (depending on your location. Music programs tend to be one of the first cuts schools make when there are budget issues). Plus, given your personal experiences teaching would be a great way to help any other kids/teens that might be going through similar situations. 💙💛💜
I love this song I really do. I’ve seen it many times, but I must admit I’ve never teared up watching it though until seeing your reaction! I’m always impressed with how quickly you absorb and break down the meanings behind lyrics! Great work sir.
I've heard this song several times but right now it made me really cry properly. Guess I needed to. Thanks for talking to me during!
I'm so happy you did this one! However, I'm sad because this video is not the full version and all the reaction channels use this because it's the official video.. there are a few more beautiful lines that Nate sang, I wish they would've left them in the video. Here they are:
Maybe we took this too far
I want a new life (Start over)
One without a cause (Clean slate)
So I'm coming home tonight (Yeah)
Well, no matter what the cost
And if the plane goes down
Or if the crew can't wake me up
Well, just know that I'm alright
I was not afraid to die
Oh, even if there's songs to sing
Well, my children will carry me
Just know that I'm alright
I was not afraid to die
Because I put my faith in my little girls
So I'll never say goodbye cruel world
Just know that I'm alright
I am not afraid to die
I guess we are who we are
Headlights shining in the dark night, I drive on
Maybe we took this too far
I want a new life
Really cool add in! Thanks so much!😊👍
@@ReactionTherapyOfficial anytime!☺️
Ahhhh!!!! Super excited for this one Tom!!!!!
One of my favourites - and a brilliant follow up to Cleaning Out My Closet!!!! Away to watch it now! 🙏
I just have to say that the saddest part of this song is his mom's response to it. Eminem's mom heard the song then immediately started harassing him again. She called him over 20 times one day. She'd leave messages like, "You let my grandchildren grow up and I didn't even get to meet them, you've lived in luxury while your mother's lived in poverty, etc." Almost like a, "How dare you because I deserve this." After he extended an olive branch.
"Give em' an inch - and they'll take a mile."
❤️👍🏻 So happy that you actually did do Headlights next. Great reaction! Loved it. I can't listen to this song without tearing up. This and Pink - Family Portrait. 🤷🏻♀️
Tom I love these video so much. Thank you for everything you do to help us!
This song get's me every time. Great reaction, as always!
Keep pushing these videos sir, we are here for it💯
I remember when this came out. You said it well when you said NF and Em fans know the order of the music. We're passionate, because we grew up on it and or respect the styles of lyrical and technical greatness. Thanks for doing these journeys!
Thank you…wish I had a journey list for Eminem!😳😁
love your videos mate. you make great points with these songs
Eminem - bad husband. Please
I LOVE these videos! Thank you for putting in the work
Thanks Tom! Fantastic as always!
I love your perspective man.Mad respect
Thank you for actively listening to your subscribers 😊😊 I love the channel. Keep it up
I been praying for this reaction ❤🔥🔥
This song really hits close to home for me. The experience during my early childhood was like this in a lot of ways. Foster care and all. My mother and I are still estranged for the most part and now she’s dying from stage 4 lung cancer. It breaks my heart to know we’re not as close as we once was and to know now that it will never be. 😢
Made me cry. Absolutely splendid. Thank you for making a difference.
Thank you for reacting to this early. When I first watched the Headlights MV, I cried so much. I was so pleased to see Eminem's growth. I really related to it. He's a really cool dude. I LIVE for his bond with 50 cent too. They have such a lovely friendship. It warms my heart. (Dr.Dre too. lol)
Really cool Jess, thanks for this comment!😊👍
So many words of wisdom to break down mental health and explain it further. Great reaction vid like always! Much love! Keep doing you doc; you are an amazing guy with a head full of wisdom!
I love how wise you are . You’ve taught me a lot through your videos and I remember everything you say . Your advice and lessons have taught me a lot and I’m so very thankful
Thanks so much Bailey!!! That is very kind of you!!😊👍
@@ReactionTherapyOfficial no problem ! Glad to have discovered your videos
17:20 speaking of letters...check out Flaw - My Letter. Thank you for finally getting around to this song. I can never listen to it without breaking down. Too relatable.
You gotta listen to The Way I am. It’s about him attempting to find normalcy, raising his kids navigating the lifestyle of being a artist
I second this... my fave song by Em
This was a great reaction - thanks for changing your schedule :-)
I live this song everyday. Near regretful for being angry with someone you love. Always hiding from the truth.
Hey, i’ve only recently come across your channel and just want to say that you make amazing reaction videos. You really give insight on what you are seeing. Subscribed!
Thanks so much Daniel! I really appreciate you joining the family!😊👍
“You’re never over” by em is great deep song
Leaving Heaven - this has Em talk about his dad.
I am so happy that I came across
You. Thank you for the reaction.
I LOVE THAT YOU MADE THIS YOUR NEXT EMINEM REACTION!!!! ❤️
Another song that really hits me hard like this one is Space Bound! There’ve been a couple times I cried to both this song and that one. I can’t exactly explain how Space Bound hit so hard with me, but I think it had to deal with a toxic relationship at the time
The song "leaving heaven" has a message for his late father at the end.
Beautifull reaction again!! greetings from *the netherlands*!!!!
Awesome reaction video. Loved watching you react to this.
Amazing song and amazing reaction.
Thank you!!!
😊👍
As a child of addicts who struggled with my own addiction for years, this song always gets me. The anger in earlier years turning to healing and understanding. I am a drug and alcohol abuse counselor now, and have my own understanding that my dad struggled with his own addictions. I’m not angry anymore, and want him to overcome as I have. That love from afar feeling.
Great reaction as per usual 👍🔥
Thanks Tina!😊👍
Great reaction🔥🔥🔥
I think a hug from you would cure my depression
The only song that ‘Em talk about his father is “leaving heaven”. I think it’s worth doing it next to get the complete picture of Em’s upbringing.
Nate ruess has like a top 3 voice; he is amazing
Thank you so much. This song means a lot to me.
Beautiful by Em is REALLY good
Nathan is his half brother they have different dads.. And yes the pics they show are of young Eminem
There’s an extended version I think you’ll appreciate love the vids keep ‘em coming!
Nate is singing in the beginning. Then Em starts his rap.
I've listened to many reactions to this song. Many great, unique, heartfelt and empathized by personal interpretation. I appreciate the your point of view that is not only thoughtful but rational in a way many can take the authenticity from this and parallel it upon oneself. I dig your approach. Your approach, The Matthews Fan and Knox Hill's are my faves. All 3 perspectives are the most relative to me for different and genuine purposes. To me he's not only inspirational because of habits and vices he kicked, but despite the hand dealt over time he continues to evolve. He's not only a top notch father to his own daughter but his Ex's girls as well. Though things still aren't perfect with every female or family he's spoke of he shows a never say never spirit in how he's metamorphed. Can't help but feel if not for his self destructive behaviors and introspect and wisdom that followed he would be far from who is today. He grew up before our very eyes. Music aside, he's an interesting dude
Sing for the moment by Eminem has to be next!
man watching this made me cry so hard. I kind of didn't give this song much attention as his others I was just always angry inside but just last year (I'm 19) I realized that carrying that weight with me & that anger is unhealthy & this hits so hard I'm trying to be on good terms with my mom now & trying to heal those wounds
Amazing reaction! More Eminem please!!
Iv just come across this video.
I lost my mum at Xmas. I found out 10 minutes after we landed in Lapland ( my wife 2 kids and me ). I haven’t cried or processed it until I saw this video. I’m now crying like a baby. Thank you I hope this will get me past this and on the way to healing
You should check out “Leaving Heaven” it’s a posthumous song about his dad.
Eminem almost dying from an overdose could see that his mom was sick addicted to drugs. He cannot relate to her treating him like she did because he could never do that to Hailey, but he understands the addiction and “disease.” I hope as she is now an old woman that he spends time with her. On his death bed he will never say I wish I made more money. He will say I wish I talked to my mom more before she passed away. It doesn’t matter who’s to blame, because to live a life you love, you must forgive everyone. Try to call someone who you once loved and forgive them even if you’re not to blame. It’s an overwhelming feeling, even if they don’t acknowledge the apology, of relief and moving forward with a life you love. If you ever get a chance to take the 3 day course of Landmark Forum it will change your life forever. You’ll be happier than you’ve ever been.
Thanks so much for the comments and for watching 😊👍
Another two songs that go together even more than Cleaning Out My Closet and Headlights is Castle and Arose. They go together so much that the end of Arose goes back to the same beat as Castle. Two excellent songs and I don't want to spoil anything but should be great for you to listen to both. back to back. I don't believe there are videos to either as they were major singles but here are links to each. Pay attention to the ending of both songs and listen to the very end.
Castle: ua-cam.com/video/gsn36Xynmbk/v-deo.html
Arose: ua-cam.com/video/635PLB6sHf8/v-deo.html
He already did them.
@@frizzlethecat2084 ah okay, thanks. I'll look for them. They weren't in the Eminem playlist on his channel
Already did those 😊 great songs!👍
The best reaction I've seen to this song. Hands down.
Thank you so much for your words, it makes me happy😊👍
There were a lot of parts of this song that hit me in the feels, I have a good relationship but it wasn’t always a smooth journey. My dad wasn’t in my life much until I was 16 and my mom didn’t want anything to do with my little brother’s father so I had to grow up quickly and help pick up the slack and be her rock during the hard times. She was and still is an amazing mother but she was at whits end trying to deal with everything life was throwing at her. She had 3 kids, had to go back to school to get a better education to make a better life for us, family drama, and CPS being called on her by someone family members out of spite. It wasn’t until I got older that I truly thought about it and was grateful for everything she did for us.
Great reaction! You should react to Leaving Heaven, he talks about his father after he died in 2019
Em has always been a staple in my world of music and how he is able too convey and describe feelings through his stories,
I would too see you react too "Twiztid - Screaming out"
Now this is what I was waiting for
I just found your channel. Subscribed immediately. This song is one of my favorites from Em and now im gonna binge watch all your reactions to eminem. Maybe you can do some NF reactions in the future too if you havent already.
EDIT: i wish so much that this (music video) included the last part where Nate did his solo piece. For me, that just really completes the song like the cherry on top.
Thanks for this, and yes we are doing the NF journey so you can find that under our playlist section😊👍
I remember i dedicated this song to my mom on mother's day, i was 13 at the time, and i grew up thinking that she hated me, I've never been good with showing emotions, so this song helped us a lot, ❤️
You should listen to Leaving heaven he addresses his father
"Step dad" and "leaving heaven" shine a good light on his relationship with his step dad.
For songs with how he dealt with his best friend’s death: difficult, you’re never over
Not sure if you checked it out yet, but one really incredible song with the insight into the mind of kids that grew up with Hip-Hop and the struggles they’ve been through is EMINEM’s song Sing For the Moment, but you absolutely have to find the dirty version to get the full effect of the song which you can often do just by adding the words “Dirty Version” to the end of your search. If it’s a song from pre-2010 it’s definitely a censored version if you go for the official video, 2010 it’s a 50/50 shot, and after 2010 music videos were moved completely to the internet and on demand so they no longer had to censor anything.
Eminem said mom it wasn’t your fault because you were sick because he went through it to the point where he almost died in 2007 going through addiction that’s a family problem that passes down is a curse but it’s also a gift might sound weird but if he didn’t go through drug addiction, he would’ve never knew What it felt like to understand what his mom was dealing with Ems older music brings so much emotions out of me every time because like millions of families I had the same family problem out through my 20s I was addicted to almost every drug out there i’ve been clean for three years and now me and my mom are as close as ever so sometimes you have to go through hell to really understand but that doesn’t excuse all the hurt