The Fastest Rap I’ve Ever Heard! Vocal Coach Reacts to Eminem’s 'Godzilla' ft. Juice WRLD

[@jerdtgg]

I haven't checked to see if this is true but I had heard Juice WRLD passed after recording the hook and was never able to record his verse, so Eminem decided to make the fastest rap ever to immortalize Juice WRLDs last project

[@dillon2897]

first part is true he never got to record his verse, but we don’t rly know if if that was the reason he wanted to break his record

[@darthjarjar2742]

I'm pretty sure that this song has the official World Record for fastest verse but Eminem has other songs where he wrapped faster that he made before this LOL

[@j0gs796]

@@darthjarjar2742 what did he wrap to be wrapping faster compared to his previous thing he wrapped?

[@superdoesings2416]

@@darthjarjar2742 The record is for most words rapped in one 30 seconds I believe. It's not just the speed but the stamina

[@Jarjar2270]

@@darthjarjar2742 i like your name

[@matthewroseman1657]

What I've always liked about Eminem is how clean his voice is. You can actually understand his raps unlike so many other rappers, even some of the greats.

[@Poindexterous]

She literally said this bruh…

[@freedomasa6140]

I also think of Twista as a good example of this and more recent I think rittz is a beast

[@lasbrujazz]

I'd like to think that most Midwest rappers, particularly those who are prominent in choppers, do have clean pronunciations with those very tight bars.

[@freedomasa6140]

@@lasbrujazz yo if you like this type of music if you haven't already heard it the self destruct has rittz and Twista and king iso it is a good one especially Twista he old as shit and he still has it

[@unlegitbruh]

I think you wont like Yeat

[@thetalantonx]

RIP Juice WRLD, you shined bright while you were with us.

[@Ponkdonker]

@The Berserker That's a really stupid comment.

[@sigmaoperator1688]

@@Ponkdonker He is not wrong though. You can remember him and honour him and what not but this shit just seems like attention seeking now.

[@vulkar9754]

@@sigmaoperator1688 👍

[@anthonyrodriguez96]

@@sigmaoperator1688 here's a thought, ignore it. he can post all he wants for whatever reason he wants. your the one in the comments section getting annoyed by it

[@leonardsiebel7311]

He still does

[@Bowler30089]

After hours and hours of practice, I’ve finally nailed “man stop”

[@Itsjfell]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@LyingOstrich]

I can say “look what I’m planning”. It took months.

[@thomaswilliams5499]

Go on then ... x

[@TULIP-py4ur]

Fr❤😂

[@elsarubio4993]

Just learned the WHOLE fast part at 100% speed 😅 oxygen was nice. But I can only sing it whispering so ye...

[@jeff-vp3mw]

It's not just the fact that he says it so fast, the fact that you can clearly hear every word clearly is something really special very few artists can do it

[@larryclay8875]

Yeah, very few. Twisted Insane and King ISO. The way they rap sound very clear. check out "Chop Shop" by Twisted Insane. Mind-blowing.

[@benwu7980]

@@larryclay8875 I'd probably have added Busta Rhymes into that list, but haven't really kept track of him in recent years.

[@opblitz623]

@@benwu7980not busta u can’t hear his words when he raps fast.

[@MichaelGuzzi-tx1iw]

It’s literally ai. Nobody can humanly spit that fast. Juice chorus. Was real. Your welcome

[@thefunnymelons]

@@MichaelGuzzi-tx1iw what the hell are you talking about?

[@cavalry1213]

I have probably heard this song 100+ times and I still get chills. Em is the GOAT and the fact that he honors Juice at the end shows how much love he has for the craft and the industry.

[@Rosannasfriend]

There’s a recent interview that Eminem did where he said that he chooses his words specifically where he knows that he can rap those words to the specific rhythm or speed of his song and it feels good in his mouth without getting all stumbly and awkward. So a lot of the times what he originally wrote gets changed, if he tries it out and it doesn’t work. So that helps him particularly in his fast rapping , he’ll change the words to some thing that is easier for him to say fast, multiple words even. Other than that, I’ve heard from rappers and rap coaches on KZbin that you Gotta keep your mouth very loose and relaxed to rap fast or something.

[@ACarter87]

In other words common sense lol? Can sum up that whole comment with he uses common sense lol

[@iamalexwolf]

You definitely notice that with every fast rap out there, not just in Eminem. I noticed most rap rappers like to use words with i’s in it a lot

[@johndeeregreen4592]

​@@ACarter87, it's a little more than common sense. Rapping THIS fast requires the words equal an odd number of syllables in totality. If they don't, this is why rappers will stretch words into more syllables -- slurring or pronouncing them to add or take away syllables.

[@Bertyv1]

@@ACarter87 lol u got ratiod

[@kennyfleck8630]

@@ACarter87 that's like saying "you can sum up the whole plot of titanic with two words 'boat sinks'" true, but there is more to it than that...

[@83skillz9clark]

Juice WRLD left a footprint that will NEVER be covered. So many hits, his flow patterns and the way he rode beats was insane.

[@rhondagraham5203]

Amen

[@christopherhess6835]

He was awful with his mummble rap shit

[@83skillz9clark]

@@christopherhess6835 how is someone good at mumble rapping? I don't hear juice mumble rapping. He mumble shit at the start of a few songs, but ALL his fans know them songs were bangers.

[@Etherion195]

typical brain-dead post-mortem angelization... Nothing of his career actually was all that insane or outstanding compared to others in the genre. Sure, he made good music, but there was nothing that elevated him anywhere near legend status, let alone all-time goat. Get a grip, buddy.

[@83skillz9clark]

@@Etherion195 NOBODY is making music like Juice WRLD, especially freestyles. Takes other people months and years to write a song. Juice does it in 5 minutes, and they're bangers. The only exception here is the artist Juice idolized Eminem, dude is still making great music at 50 years old.

[@dustinbennett9388]

I loved to hear the perspective of a vocal coach, and see her appreciation for Eminem!

[@gicueN17R0]

But is there that much perspective? It's like the psychologist trying to analyze Harry Mack's freestyle ability. All they can say is "I have no words to describe that(or how he's doing that)". I'm not hating. Just saying that's how good these people like Eminem are. They literally have the experts saying "I don't understand how that is possible...". Respect to the best of them like Em and Tech N9ne. As well as the aforementioned Harry Mack for freestyling. If you want some fun and inspirational stuff go check his channel!

[@dustinbennett9388]

@@gicueN17R0 preciate that! Check out Cal Skruby or Prof sometime!! You won't be sorry.. both are ridiculous!

[@gicueN17R0]

@@dustinbennett9388 Will do! Thanks for sharing!

[@dustinbennett9388]

@@gicueN17R0 track me down and let me know what you think after!

[@gollem148]

You'll have to watch a different video then because all she says was that it was great. No explanations.

[@Kammy-nh8vl]

Amazing that he can rap that fast and you can still understand every word

[@RudolfKlusal]

Almost everyone, exactly 🙂

[@douglasmijangos3327]

The thing that people don’t realize as much as they do the Rhymes and lyrics is the way Em sees his words and blends the words and goes up and don’t in the cadence to emphasize what he sees .. it’s not even what he’s saying as much as how he’s saying it .. he’s a perfectionist that’s why he’s the 🐐

[@Rosannasfriend]

What you’re talking about it is what rap is supposed to be about… LMAO. You make it sound like he’s the only one that has cadence. But yes he does have his own particular cadences, like most rappers do.

[@douglasmijangos3327]

@@Rosannasfriend no I’m saying that most people pay attention to Em’s lyrics and what he sees but don’t point out or give him much respect for the way he sees it .. and I aware of other rappers and their Cadence.. Biggie’s way of spitting was straight fire 🔥.. his Swag was a huge part of his skill as a 🐐 emcee.. but when you listen to PAC his cadence was at the level wit Big .. they both had amazing lyrics and PAC had that aggression but he didn’t have the Swag and smoothness of Biggie .. 😂

[@douglasmijangos3327]

@@Rosannasfriend when you think of Bone Thugs you think cadence and harmony and the way the rap more cause it stands out .. but when you think of Em you think controversy .. not cadence.. know what I mean ? 😂

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

assonance and alliteration

[@fatbardhapellumb5269]

@@Rosannasfriend name another rapper that has a cadence like Eminem oh right you can’t

[@cholocco2831]

I love how she paused to talk about how beautiful Em’s lyrics are right at the “lick the balls” line 😂

[@Zynxitey]

FR

[@tire26]

To be fair, Lick the balls is a reference to a Slick Rick song.

[@FotisProkos]

This is actually mgk's ex girlfriend

[@afternoonshred4866]

Finally someone did an Eminem reaction. His breath control is out of this world, and he’s rhythmic as hell, like a click track or a drummer, on steroids, at times. Thanks for this. You really can’t say anything, he’s in a league all of his own.

[@drowsydom2283]

Idk why i read that as birth control.

[@afternoonshred4866]

@@drowsydom2283 hahaha, I wouldn’t have put it past Siri if I dictated it..haha

[@BoydOfPray]

If you want more great Eminem reactions, check out Knox Hill. Really helped me appreciate the rhyme schemes and wordplay with double entendres and stuff.

[@NocturnOwl_]

Juice's freestyles still get me every time i watch them, his hour long freestyles will never be beaten for me such a talent RIP

[@DOAHITMAN]

RIP juice wrld they did so well on this collab

[@HiGhRoLLeR1001]

Eminem is the natural antidote to Mumble Rap.

[@StayedNateman]

Mumble rap is when you know the lyrics but your tounge can't keep up 😭

[@CrippledMerc]

A cool note on the video, one of many at least, is when Em climbs on the pile of cd’s they’re all his, meanwhile the floating cd’s are all Juice WRLD’s representing his passing. Really neat visual detail to add in.

[@annwethenorth]

It's true, I'm an English teacher and he's an amazing linguist. I thought RapGod held the record for the most words? Well done 👏👏👏👏

[@nekojin1164]

man litteraly want broke his record

[@user404-notfound]

Rapgod is 9th fastest verse of em There are more faster verses of em and you can clearly hear the words what he's saying

[@TheN9nth]

Eminem is defs not the fastest rapper. Eminem holds the record for most syllables per second in a NUMBER ONE HIT SINGLE. This is an important distinction, and disqualifies every single song that doesn't reach number one, which is most of them. There are way faster rappers than Eminem, but he still the GOAT!

[@jaredmenichetti4250]

Juice was so smooth on every beat what a Legend! ❤️🌏🙏🏻

[@HyperactiveNeuron]

Amazing display of Em's talent and precision. The end always gets me. Juice WRLD was a genuine person

[@ulookbreedablensubmissive434]

I love how you're catching everything he does. You could spend months trying to study Eminems songs and you'd still miss things.

[@HazyCozy5334]

R.I.P Juice ❤ the end made me cry all those emotions coming back 🙏hope you in a better place my boy🙏

[@UMfan21]

You should also review Eminem's song "Gnat" which came out after this one. He switches flows/melodies several times in that one, pretty unusually but it works.

[@SickHaloClips]

Yeah, also switches beats multiple times, pretty incredible song

[@Sephiroso.]

Not to mention he has the black eye in Gnat from where Mike Tyson punched him in the face in this music video lol so Gnat's music video is a pseudo continuation from Godzilla's music video.

[@christiantanchoco800]

Exactly my bro

[@6666Imperator]

Gnat is great!

[@maciuzet9939]

I am a 23 year old man from South Sudan, I have spent most of my life in a continuous war, it was a normal day 2 weeks ago as I was fighting. Then, the Sudanese fighters played this absolute masterpiece, we then began to all put down our guns and dance to this lyrical masterpiece. Thank you, sir. For Peace this song changed my life. My entire view of everything that exists in this world, in fact, even in the entire universe. I can never look at anything I know the same way again. This song represents emotions that most humans could never understand. But I can. Thanks to this song I was awakened to many things previously considered unimaginable. Thank you for this exquisite song.This video is an exquisite masterpiece, out of every single video I have ever even heard of on the entire platform, this by far has enlightened me to do fly, lose 90 pounds and even become the president of the United States, and I’m going to tell you why this is such a masterpiece as if hearing the creators, no, god of this universes luscious voice. I would like to express my thanks to you. My gratitude for your indisputably magnificent assistance is almost infinite. Your efforts have not gone unnoticed. I really like your contribution that you have in our society, you really make a difference and help others out, the world could always use more people like you. Gosh, what a polite and humble fellow. It is such a kind honour for someone as low as me to be in contact with someone of a level such as yours. I thank you once again my good friend. A world without you, would be a world I would not be able to live in, and I believe I share that opinion with most people. I can rest easy tonight knowing you helped. I appreciate you and everything you stand for and on behalf of everyone on planet earth, thanks. Yes I 100% agree no lie I am 10/10 with you in this statement no question. You are completely absolutely correct and have made no mistake in your sentence whatsoever and I applaud you for that as you have made a thoughtful statement that many agree with and those that disagree are in the minority because your statement has absolutely no faults and thus is completely without a question correct and deserves nothing but agreement. and by the way, super saiyan blue theme is a very powerful, moving song that showcased the capabilities of human emotion. It used groundbreaking technology to create stunning sounds that would mesmerize the listeners. This song is suitable for all ages; whether you’re 5 years old, or 50, you should listen to this song. It is inspiring and it showcases the spectrum of human nature and how humans communicate with each other. This song revolutionized the music industry and set the bar high for other songs. In the future historians will look back on this song and regard it as the pinnacle of human achievement. It was a roller-coaster from start to finish, the nail-biting song will leave you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Listeners will find themselves absorbed by the heartwarming tale of a relentless, determined african tribes who didn’t let societies standards shape his/her/it’s life. I was shocked by how intense and gripping this song was. The plot is rich, unpredictable and touching. This isn’t your typical african war song, this song is a war with one’s emotions. Tales of africa is a stirring masterpiece that only comes once in a millennium. This thrilling instruments makes it a jaw-dropping performance that properly utilizes the medium. I rate this song 10 african tribes/10 african tribes, and will never listen to it again as every time I get saddened by the the fact that there will never be a song to match this masterpiece.

[@Crazy8Gamming]

the singer of the chorus is Juice WRLD. He left an impact on so many people in the world in the short time he had. You have to check out his music on the channel

[@lochquatch8896]

Beth is so pleasant to watch, you can tell she's a gentle soul.

[@CrazeeAdam]

One thing that people don't give Em credit for is how clear he is and how he is able to annunciate all of his words so clearly. Where as a lot of other rappers who do rap as fast as he does it can be difficult to understand them. Very awesome watch. The cool thing about this song too is that the ending leads right into his next track "Darkness"...where the topic is of a real life "monster", and not a fictional one like Godzilla. Cole Bennet did this video! You can actually see him at 3:22, passing out an Eminem concert flyer, doing his best cosplay as a young Em. :)

[@hgb0005]

That is not Cole Bennett

[@nathanrogers1793]

it is@@hgb0005

[@indi1412]

That is George one of the Reactor on the react channel

[@YaThat.]

Ems breath control is unbeatable, not even the fast part, whole songs on every song. 🐐

[@716monk]

Beth, I wouldn't mind if you never got around to making a reaction to a single bit of it, but you should really treat yourself to juicewrld. Fantastic young artist with a touch emotional depth and intellectual/lyrical complexity I wager would sit well with you

[@QuavoGotFame]

I would she gotta react to him 😂

[@scxmbagyt5458]

@@QuavoGotFame i agree, i was more upset when i found out juice wrld died than the queen cant lie, such talent rip

[@justaguywhoplaysgames]

@@scxmbagyt5458 Ong

[@PeskyTheWabbit]

Eminem is so incredibly articulate when rapping fast, that you can actually hear every single individual word he raps, but your brain barely has time to comprehend what you did actually just hear before he is onto the next bar. He thinks on a completely different plane than everyone else.

[@thepuenst9314]

It's funny because I think rap God by eminem was the fastest rap and then he beat his own record with this song. The only person that beats eminem is eminem! Lol 😂😂

[@EmeraldWings90]

Well, it's not _technically_ the fastest rap ever. The confusion comes from this: Eminem's "Rap God" is a Guinness World Record, and this is faster than that. But! Rap God's Guinness was not for being the fastest, it was for "most words in a hit single" (1560 words). Note the qualifier: in a hit single. People forget that part. :D Wiki says about Godzilla: "Eminem's third verse on the track holds the record for his fastest rap verse, rapping 10.65 syllables per second, or 300 words in 30 seconds. Eminem surpassed his own records held by his feature on Nicki Minaj and Labrinth's 2018 song "Majesty", where he rapped 10.3 syllables per second, and his 2013 song "Rap God", where he rapped 9.6 syllables per second." But it's definitely possible to rap faster than this, people have done the challenge at 1.25 speed after all :D Honestly, I think he can go faster than this, too, but he just avoids it because it's not as enjoyable to listen to. Again, the "hit single" part is important - he wants people to like it, not to break records. :)

[@DapimpBDSD]

@@EmeraldWings90 going faster than this also almost guarantees that it won't be a clear as it is in rap god or godzilla. Hes rapping fast but every word is clearly said.

[@post455]

An wasn't gonna do nothin too special to we lost juice

[@Bond91Swe]

@@EmeraldWings90 I thought so too for a long time but Eminem actually got 2 guinness world records for Rap God. 1. Most words in a hit single 2. Fastest rap in a No.1 single (which as you said he broke twice, latest with Godzilla)

[@EmeraldWings90]

@@Bond91Swe That's interesting, I looked it up, you're right! Good to know. Still, does not change the fact that the qualifier "hit/no.1 single" is there, which was the main part of my point - people have rapped faster than this. Just not in music that people like this much :)

[@sailor75565]

He raps so well, his raps are so well-spoken.

[@jaredmenichetti4250]

Yo this song is just so insane one of my favorite Eminem songs ever and I love all of his material 🔥🔥🔥, but Eminem & Juice WRLD 🌏 together is amazing! I wish Juice got to record his verse too but dude heeee kills that chorus R.I.P Juice WRLD 🙏🏻 biggest loss rap has gained in the last few years is definitely Juice no one is as talented as Eminem or Juice WRLD honestly R.I.P Juice WRLD 😭

[@ag9128]

Dmx, pop smoke and nipsey hussle there's 3 ha

[@Sephiroso.]

By the time Eminem had reached out to Juice for the hook, he already had the verses for this track laid and finished and just needed a hook so Juice was never gonna have a verse for this song in particular. But Em and Juice definitely would have worked together on more songs if only Juice hadn't passed away sadly. It's a shame cause they sounded great together on a track.

[@AlphaToOmegaXG]

You know what’s also amazing and refreshing? Your reactions to new music. You’re incredible.

[@KamoMustafaWWE]

I only heard this song last month and it is already one of my favorites.

[@SirDistic]

I don't know why this was recommended to me but you're so bright and happy and full of energy and you express how most people enjoy Eminem but can't express it themselves why. So I'm subscribed now.

[@arvindpasam8637]

I love how your smile faded once he hit the 2nd half of the 1st verse before the chorus 🤣

[@lukepeterson6459]

i love how when i click on any of beths videos "closed caption" comes on like the video tryna tell me you need these subtitles... beth you rockkk

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

As impressive as the fast part is, he has done it in one take on social media using ONE BREATH. He posted it as the "one breath challenge" for his followers.

[@darkmerchant1]

Weird Al with Hardware Store beat that challenge, too

[@Imarock45]

The way her face changed when he started rapping fast is golden

[@misskittencakes57]

I love your reaction... We all looked the same when we first heard the ending.... Love your videos!

[@TrentMRobertson]

It's nice to see Em finally getting the respect he deserves. People weren't saying that 25 years ago, but at last, here we are.

[@Neo-db6bg]

Rip Juice wrld 999forever

[@marcmontalvo787]

4:44 when she thinks to herself "wait, THAT WASNT the fastest part?"

[@Ezia12s93]

I thought youtube subtitles would not catch up to the words lmao

[@davidmuller6522]

rip juice wrld. he is still one of the singers im still daily listenig

[@Oli458]

I don’t think juices death hit me as hard as it did when I heard this song and heard he wasn’t able to do his verse before he passed. RIP Juice wrld you king❤❤

[@sushantkhanal513]

I literally cried in the juicewrld tribute bro. He has been a great part in this vid and i love all the content by juice. RIP JUICEWRLD

[@jacerogers9903]

The diction when he raps is what makes him the best, well that and just the INCREDIBLE speed that he is able to rap is what makes him the BEST as well

[@sheelahussain4577]

Eminem is a living legend hands down!

[@chribu5454]

literally clicking through EM vidz on a rabbit hole.. and finding you understanding SO MUCH more than most reactors! hearing a new perspective on an apex predator of rap.. cheers :D

[@un1qu3n4m3]

You should listen to more juice wrld. He has countless AMAZING song. Released and unreleased. He was a legend fs. RIP 🖤

[@ilaril]

I think one of the reasons I became a fan of em is because his pronounciation is clear always and even I could follow and understand it on a fly, even though english is only my third language.

[@thenoobslime4881]

Eminem said he has read the dictionary many times and he knows the exact pronunciation and definition of almost every English word

[@mrose4132]

I like in the lead up to the fast verse the beat slows and simplifies which makes his raps stand out and draws your attention and focus before blowing your mind.

[@absolutely_tyb-9046]

She don’t know who Juice wrld is…….

[@CadenDAT]

That is mad crazyyyyyyy tho

[@amunve2]

Doesn't* third person, bro...

[@Pspet]

So what. If you ain't involved with this kind of music you don't necessarily know him

[@BS-MENACESPLASH1HP]

STFU bro no one cares about grammar in texting like dam​@@amunve2

[@Fraze_sfx007]

That's truly unfortunate

[@happytape307]

Your facial expression speaks volumes in itself 😂 Em is the 🐐

[@HollowOne]

Juice wasn't in the video because he had already passed. The director for this music video did ALOT of Juice's videos, hence why Em chose him.

[@jafhi9904]

Jarad talking in the end always hits me so fucking hard... RIP Legend.

[@GothamsHer0]

If you liked this one, definitely check out Speedom - Tech N9ne feat Krizz Kaliko and Eminem. Eminem's verse on there is even crazier

[@wesk6310]

I don't know if you follow NoLifeShaq, but I forgot that I watched his reaction to this. Em's verse was choppy and confusing, playing with timing. Super difficult to follow. NLS had one of his best reactions to Speedom. I didn't realize that was 5 years ago and it was cool seeing a reactor now, and then just switching back that far.

[@KellenCleveland]

RIP Juice. I know you are still with us in our hearts, and obviously in our heads. What you left behind will never leave, and it is a greater gift than most will see. Thank you for all you have done. Juice WRLD is forever.❤❤🔥🔥

[@gsmith7309]

Honestly I'm a Metalhead and hard rocker I really don't like rap at all but I do like Eminem probably cuz he's the only one I really understand and can follow. :-) damn he can speak fast.

[@fancybanana3699]

Rip Juice wrld 😢 I love this song I listen to it a lot

[@FlaminWafflezTV]

Song is with Juice WRLD of course she likes it haha, and also the video was made by cole bennett so yes, definitely great imagery. Lyrical Lemonade is amazing

[@anothername2730]

Double Super Thanks, cause you deserve it. 🤷‍♂️

[@uncle_thulhu]

The "smooth" voice on the hook is the late, great Juicewrld. If you noted the guy dressed as young Eminem, handing out fliers, that was Cole Bennett, the director.

[@DemonicTheAngel]

Are you sure the young Em is Bennett? Recently watched REACT react to this song and one of the people claimed they were the person who played Young Em. They said they were the one in the straight jacket and the one handing out the fliers.

[@uncle_thulhu]

@@DemonicTheAngel No, I'm not sure at all. Just what I heard.

[@DJVilLe]

@@DemonicTheAngel definitely not bennett lol

[@DemonicTheAngel]

​@@FernandoTieppo Zero idea who that person is though. Don't care enough to know.

[@uncle_thulhu]

​@@DemonicTheAngel turns out you are correct. George Todd McLachlan, according to IMBD.

[@Imnotthatguy3]

4.45 it was at this moment that she knew She was gonna be surprised It wont let me capture time

[@chakarita]

you just witnessed the best rapper in the history of hip hop

[@lukekearns4298]

Please react to more Eminem we really need to get a vocal coach take off his stuff Plus you will rain in views I promise

[@droidlycodes]

05:00 Goosebumps every time!

[@Andrewleedy133]

Also 5:28 Agreed

[@obosjnr3026]

The voice coach was laughing until when she heard Eminem : Fill 'em with the venom...(the fastest side) Then she was like 😮😯

[@jacerogers9903]

Marshall is the best. He is the goat when it comes to rap, but what makes him the best is his incredible speed while rapping with the crystal clear diction and the cadence that he is able to use as well. But he never forgets to give thanks to Dre and other rappers that he thanks as well.

[@Short_Round1999]

In an interview, he talked about how as a kid he read through dictionaries more than anything else

[@Bucky-393]

RIP juice man took way to soon🕊🕊

[@DarkBoi098]

4:50, he is saying 10.6 syllables per seconds, or i think per minute.

[@finnconlan]

it's per second

[@AnnieMistyVinson-kc6fp]

11.12

[@dux_gaming5]

Per second

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

Song is fire.

[@LoulouNoLegend]

(Sorry if my English is not that good) 3:05 If you look closer, you will also see Juice WRLD albums like « Goodbye And Good Riddance », is first one released in 2018 and is second one I think. « Death Race for love », released in 2019, before he passed away. I’m not sure if we can see the DRFL album.

[@Steven-sw4mp]

I hate the video it reflects much of the same social groups you see around in some cities . That's scarry thought to see the doctor hospitals behaving behaving like a frat party .oh man my brother passed due to college hazing .

[@MrXstacey]

I know you’re a voice coach, but the drum cover of this song by El esteperio siberiano (sp?) of this jacks it up a different level

[@trentonfarmer8060]

I've seen interviews where other artists say that Ems ear for pitches and tones is almost unreal

[@AngelHernandez-ij2bt]

I really needed juice wrlds words at the end. Going through smt right now and those words help a lil bit.

[@melissakennedy1506]

What’s fascinating is how he uses his voice and cadence to hit notes and make a beat that contrast and compliments the rhythm of the music rather than just riding the beat. This track doesn’t highlight that as much, but lose yourself, till I collapse and the way I am are examples of this type of cadence. It’s so much more than just saying words in a rhythm. His rhymes repeate vowel sounds (assonance) similar to how a singer hits notes.

[@glakers810]

So cool to see someone just focusing on execution rather than the lyrics. A different point of view that I’m glad I got to see.

[@bozhidarkolev9937]

1:46 THE EYE ROLL WHEN HE STARTS WHISPERING AAAAAAAAAA

[@sumgamesonmyphone9203]

I liked how in this song he does like 3 levels of fast lyrics like leveling up as he goes on, at 3:35 first level, at 4:20 2nd level, at 4:44 the 3rd level. When you listen to the normal song you go through the 3 steps without Mike interrupting and its more impactful

[@DylngOfBordem]

3:59 cole bennett always made good visuals like that

[@Ghost-ns2uv]

A cool thing that Eminem did in the music video at 3:13 if you look on the right you can see an album cover that is juice wrld's

[@CAT_OWNER323]

4:20 MY FAVORITE PART OF THE SONG

[@eggboy1337fan]

Omg same

[@Galaxyrainbowuser]

Fr bro

[@Tyler_cards_master]

Same

[@BrettRichardson-f6c]

RIP Juice WRLD you were a god damn legend 🕊️

[@douglasmijangos3327]

The gore is because Em’s in the Slaughterhouse killing everybody in the game 😂

[@benwu7980]

The director of the video was Cole Bennett, who had previously directed Juice Wrld's most popular song Lucid Dreams. There is something of a rumour that Em's fast verse at the end was not intended to be in the song, but Juice's passing before recorded his verse left a space needing filling, and Em wrote it in as a tribute.

[@lifhatbui9766]

Finally someone letting Em breathe by pausing.

[@HirtMacher999]

🙏 R.I.P Juice WRLD, fly high 🕊️✝️

[@kiranmistry2080]

You should react to lucid dreaming by juice WRLD

[@bxllisticbeats]

Never heard of it. Does it sound like Lucid Dreams?

[@joshlewis6503]

I would of recommended 'robbery' for her to react to

[@kurthipple]

Eminem absolutely killin it nobody can touch him simply the GOAT !!!!!

[@scoottheduck999]

1:29 why did she pause it there 😭

[@danielcarrales6702]

💀💀

[@cavalry1213]

You had the same reaction EVERYONE has as that last verse begins. Jaw drops, in awe of what’s going on.

[@sw1ft3]

Pretty sure she's the first person to call Eminems lyrics beautiful.

[@MCSorry]

I expected advice and it kinda came short, so here are some of mine (mostly for rapping however). • When writing; have dedicated breathing moments; • Practice a verse slowly (0.75x speed) then fast (a pencil between your teeth works wonders to nail prononciation • Understanding meter is especially important in english; it’s a fundamental aspect of multi-syllable rhymes and it’ll make finding how to interpret (and write) a verse much easier Rap God or Godzilla seem intimidating but are pretty simple songs; it’s having a clean flow that takes time. Happy rapping

[@NFN.josh.]

I WILL BE AT THE TOP OF THE RAP GAME ONE DAY🎤🔥

[@terron8542]

Definitely

[@chadsoltis6282]

I know this isn't part of your reaction, but the way you pronounce words is fantastic! It's much more clear than us American would do! Fantastic!

[@puniths4744]

U have to check out juice's freestyle to see how insanely talented he actually was🛐

[@aaronglanville8430]

Can you send a link