Bryson Gray - LIKE EMINEM (EMINEM DISS TRACK) [MUSIC VIDEO]

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I joined to support Bryson+Tyson! :-)

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Member since day one. Love y’all.

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[@dannyingram1831]

"I can't offend you without your permission, you ain't even gotta listen." Classic line Bryson...kudos and God bless ya Brother

[@turinturambar8622]

It's hard to deal with the copious amounts of hypocrisy in that statement though.

[@dannyingram1831]

@@turinturambar8622 IDK, I would be of the pursuassion that Bryson knows he gets triggered by the evil going on all around him,. School systems teaching the children that if they don't "feel like" being a boy or girl at the age of 6 that they can just "identify" as something different, teaching children that because of what their ancestors did that they should feel ashamed, teaching that "manifest destiny' was ordained by God and was a "good" thing. If they are offended, they don't have to listen, so what is hypocritical in that statement?

[@kakefyll]

​@@turinturambar8622 how is that hypocritical?

[@charitabletrader1581]

@@turinturambar8622 Except it isn’t considering the woke mob wants to shove their garbage policies down our throats. It’s impossible to “ignore” them. So there’s snap back. But they absolutely DONT have to listen to Bryson. He’s not invading their space forcing them to listen. So if you’re offended, move on.

[@NarutoHigh160]

@@turinturambar8622 Everybody's a hypocrite, including you. Next?

[@jaycoop85]

The world would be a better place if this had a million views.

[@judithkilla6329]

We can all appreciate a person who is true and real. Thank you Bryson. Keep your awesome songs coming.

[@Courier_Seven]

I love when people can really capture that old school eminem vibe. God bless you Bryson!

[@TysonJamesMusic]

YALL ARE MISSING OUT!!!!!!! THIS VIDEO IS FIRE!!!!!!!

[@tropicelsharkgaming1967]

I saw part of it on his Instagram live it is soooOoooOOO FIREE 🔥 I can’t wait for it to premier

[@sevfcbirinorte]

I agree is totaly 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Christian_w_Logistics]

Just dropping this to say thanks. CCG hoodie and bars gettin put to work on my school board in OK. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iam7aJ-JgNeimrc

[@EnforcementDronEd209]

Fuego!!!

[@sevfcbirinorte]

@@EnforcementDronEd209 puro fuego recien salido de un volcan

[@christopherpandorf9887]

Yo this takes me back! I'm 49 I want the 80s and 90s back. When this was normal.... because it is!

[@cryptotitan6910]

Watched this on repeat like 27 times already!! No nonsense! Another Bryson Gray Banger i wish was on every radio station!

[@brythegamerguy]

It should be

[@mattm5505]

I dont thats when people start to be not worth listening too.

[@MMAGamblingTips]

🗑️

[@Miami100DegreeRadio]

Is it on Christian radio?

[@Paulosinitriozia]

Hahaha this is amazing. Great beat, great lyrics, funny clip, You should make a "super bigot" album.

[@dogestudio3109]

Foreshadowing?

[@adamschwarz1570]

BRO!!! MAJOR PROPS!! THE VIDEO GAVE ME CHILLS. YOUR BEST VIDEO YET. GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER!

[@Renewed85]

I CAN'T OFFEND YOU WITHOUT YOUR PERMISSION. SOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD

[@whatsreal2day856]

Do You Guys Really Get How Profound This Rap Is??? This Is Really Deep... Thank You Bryson For Your Uncompromising Stance. Do Not Deviate One Little Bit. PERIOD👏👏👏

[@jennifergreer7580]

Every time I listen to this song I love it more.❤❤❤❤

[@edwardiannetto5513]

Spitting facts. Love All of you

[@edwardiannetto5513]

Bryson and Tyson. 2028

[@matthewoneil8037]

BANGER, this takes me back to the 2001 days.

[@resuemannet]

"'Bryson are you homophobic?' Yes, 97% on the homophobia test. But I was 3% off so I wasn't impressed." Lmao, that line is fire.

[@wdvnge]

It was crazy 😂😂

[@superaquatic2853]

97% of that line was fire!

[@KittenOfDeath77]

I concur

[@Luke-pm1rb]

Lit!

[@frankodilon5807]

The 3 percentage is for compaction, hate the sin not the sinner and tell him to change his ways

[@DrJekyll77]

I just want to know where I can get my super bigot cape 😂 I swear I'd wear it in public

[@valancebohm3204]

This song is absolutely awesome.

[@rogerslade6998]

Bryson you are a lyrical genius. Keep killing it bro!

[@mrmrsk219]

Keep em coming Bryson.

[@TradCat1970]

Awesome! Awesome video! I’m bumpin this through Norco!

[@TwinFlameAcres]

Oh my I just found this! And this artist… one of my absolute favorites and I’ve only heard 2 songs! Get it!! Don’t ever stop!!

[@user-zk1tb1yx2e]

His whole catalog is 🔥🔥🔥

[@RM-306]

Oh man its a video! Can already tell its going to be something memorable

[@redfawn6229]

Masterpiece of a music video

[@Artak091]

Yo we definitely need a comic or animated series of super bigot. 🤣🤣 Also this song is 🔥

[@phantomone2060]

This should have far more views.

[@aylalampang6732]

Saw it on ALLCCG, it's awesome!

[@E.z.b.f]

I love this ❤️ literally listening to this in the kitchen cooking my husband his diner 😄

[@gregorybatz7297]

I’m literally shaking… …with laughter!

[@InfoWarsTexas]

“Will smith don’t gotta cuss in his raps to sell records but I do” “Well I don’t” 😂

[@BriVixMedia]

What a great message! Your songs are awesome! I don’t even like rap and I’m rocking your jams. People like you are making a difference and will help change this country. Thank you for standing firm!!!

[@ajames9834]

Bryson NEVER surrenders. SB is the most Glorious superhero to date.

[@Kanikalion]

Ho Lee Cow. Underrated song of the year, here. Love it, and love the Slim Shady shredding.

[@ariannah4256]

BRYSON!!! LETS GOOOO!!!

[@ninjax1983]

Song and music video is Flames 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 keep up the good work Bryson.

[@DRAGNFLY]

This is gold Bryson! I lost it at "STOP! THAT'S GAY"

[@Drcoconut4777]

Dang Bryson these are some fire vibes and the lyrics are on point

[@aaronl4190]

Damn that song was dope. Keep up the good work Bryson.

[@BuzzinVideography]

This song and video are next level quality. You're a great example for the young kids

[@kkichgo]

This most definitely has my attention my brother😂 love the vibe! Brother Bryson be super creative with these videos lol

[@BrysonGrayMusic]

My bro! thank you!

[@LunaMoonfae]

​@@BrysonGrayMusic yes you're fire 🔥🙌

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🤣🖐

[@JackTheEarf]

@@BrysonGrayMusic sorry im late, but can I have the lyrics so I can comment parts of the lyrics in credit of you?

[@ericbelander2319]

​@@BrysonGrayMusic whyd u censor the words u did

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In-Depth Analysis of Bryson Gray’s “Like Eminem” Bryson Gray’s Like Eminem is the musical equivalent of a mic drop-bold, provocative, and guaranteed to get people talking. It’s a diss track that doesn’t just take aim at Eminem but also tackles broader cultural issues, particularly LGBTQ+ themes and what Gray perceives as a decline in moral and societal values. The song critiques Eminem for his past controversial lyrics, calling out what Gray sees as a double standard in how society treats content that’s offensive or controversial. Gray argues that while Eminem’s older, more contentious work remains readily available, his own Christian and conservative messages face censorship or heightened scrutiny. Cultural Hypocrisy and Double Standards: One of the most compelling aspects of Like Eminem is its critique of cultural hypocrisy. Gray points out that despite Eminem’s history of controversial lyrics-often involving violence or derogatory statements-these songs are still widely accessible. Meanwhile, Gray feels that his viewpoints, which are controversial but rooted in his faith, are unfairly silenced or censored. This observation about the inconsistency in what society chooses to censor resonates with many, touching on broader concerns about freedom of speech and the selective enforcement of societal standards. It’s a bit like saying, “Hey, if we’re gonna have rules, let’s at least be consistent about them.” Standing by Unpopular Values: Gray’s determination to stand by his values, even when they’re unpopular, is another standout aspect of the song. In today’s cultural climate, where challenging mainstream narratives can invite serious backlash, Gray’s willingness to speak up for what he believes-even at a personal cost-is commendable. It’s the kind of conviction that makes you think, “Okay, whether or not I agree, you’ve got guts.” This trait highlights the importance of holding onto one’s beliefs, a quality that’s admirable regardless of whether one agrees with his specific views. Tone and Messaging: However, while the song raises important points, the way those concerns are expressed might warrant a second look. The aggressive nature of the diss track, especially with its derogatory language aimed at specific groups, seems to stray from the core teachings of Christianity-particularly the emphasis on love, compassion, and spreading God’s message with grace. It’s kind of like trying to have a heart-to-heart while yelling across the room-it’s not that the message isn’t important, it’s just hard to hear it with all the noise. Christian teachings often encourage addressing moral and societal issues in a way that invites reflection and dialogue rather than confrontation. The harsh tone and direct attacks in Like Eminem might resonate with some, but they could also alienate others who might have been more receptive to the message if it was delivered with a bit more empathy and understanding. Balancing Freedom of Speech with Compassion: Freedom of speech is a cornerstone of a free society, and Gray’s dedication to promoting it-especially through his support of platforms like SwitchToAmerica.com, which advocate for businesses standing for freedom-is noteworthy. However, it’s crucial to balance this freedom with the responsibility that comes with it, particularly when addressing deeply sensitive topics. The challenge lies in standing firm in one’s beliefs while also embodying the grace and compassion central to the Christian faith. It’s like walking a tightrope-one wrong move, and the message could lose its balance. Refined Message to Bryson Gray: "Bryson, I’ve got to hand it to you-you’re not afraid to speak your mind, even when it means going against the grain. Like Eminem raises some important points about cultural hypocrisy and the double standards in what content gets censored or criticized. Your determination to stand by your values, no matter the consequences, is something I respect deeply. That said, I think the tone and messaging of the song might benefit from a bit more reflection on what it truly means to engage others from a Christian perspective. The aggressive nature of the diss, especially when it targets specific groups, feels more confrontational than compassionate. As Christians, we’re called to speak the truth, but we’re also called to do so with love and grace. I believe there’s a lot of power in the points you’re making, and they could resonate even more if they were delivered in a way that invites dialogue rather than shuts it down. Your support for freedom of speech and your commitment to promoting businesses that stand for freedom is commendable, and I’d love to see that same dedication applied to fostering conversations that build bridges rather than walls. Overall, while I can get behind many of the concerns you’re raising, I hope that future tracks might lean more into the grace and compassion that are so central to our faith. Much respect for what you’re doing, and I look forward to seeing how your message continues to evolve." Objective View and Light-Hearted Touch: Like Eminem by Bryson Gray is the kind of track that walks into the room and demands your attention-no introductions, no small talk, just straight to the point. It’s bold, it’s direct, and it’s designed to stir the pot. Gray clearly feels frustrated with what he sees as a cultural double standard, where some controversial viewpoints are given a pass while others, particularly those grounded in Christian and conservative values, face harsher scrutiny. And let’s be real-that’s a frustration many can relate to, regardless of their stance on the issues. But here’s where it gets tricky. While Gray’s critique of cultural hypocrisy is sharp, the way he delivers this critique is a bit like bringing a megaphone to a library-sure, people will hear you, but they might not stick around to listen. The aggressive tone and language might grab attention, but they also risk drowning out the valid points he’s making. It’s like starting a conversation with a shout-you might get noticed, but you might also scare off the very people you’re trying to reach. What’s clear is that Gray is passionate about his beliefs and is willing to stand up for them, even when it’s unpopular. That’s something to respect. But as the old saying goes, it’s not just what you say-it’s how you say it. And in this case, a little more grace and compassion might go a long way in reaching a broader audience. At the end of the day, Like Eminem is a track that raises important questions about freedom of speech, cultural standards, and the role of faith in public discourse. It’s definitely a conversation starter. And maybe, just maybe, the next step is to keep that conversation going in a way that builds bridges instead of burning them down. After all, isn’t that what music, at its best, is all about? Much love, Bryson-keep doing your thing, and let’s keep this conversation rolling in a way that lifts everyone up.

[@amykelly8842]

You never disappoint!! Love you! Thank you!!

[@kongchingpow]

Absolutely love it! BASED!

[@ventiankraus980]

Can't wait to see it.

[@darkstarmobile]

Why have I just heard about this guy? Where has he been?

[@brettgoodrich8613]

Slaps

[@moosechuckle]

This song is straight fire son.

[@metazoantexas5914]

Love seeing the creativity you’re bringing!

[@gisellerobitaille8136]

Awesome music video❤❤❤😎😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@brireis6782]

Finally a new song!!! Lets goooooo

[@youngrobinx6156]

Can we just agree, bryson is rapper of the generation, he may not have many hits in your book but he's totally changed the way ppl view rap and created an entire subgenre of rap that ppl are jumping all over, he needs rewarded for his hard work and no telling how many ppl he sent to GOD

[@Dr_Sweet]

Agreed

[@thomasconnell504]

Brilliant, Bryson! It hit hard seeing the wife and husband saying grace! Glory to God!!

[@therealgreg5653]

I want to see a whole series of commercial now with you teleporting in wearing this costume tights, cape, and mask, and tell people "stop that's gay" and teleport out. I'm talking car repairs adds, roofing adds, subway adds, the potential is endless!

[@georgejohnson843]

Nice 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I’m crying right now 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kristianatley5479]

I so hope Eminem has seen this AWSOME song

[@futurereflections4097]

Bryson could easily sell out and up his views 10 fold. Mad respect

[@OrbitalBacon]

BASED 🔥🔥🔥 God bless you, Bryson!

[@trevorballard3417]

Love it!

[@zefsagala8327]

I love Kanye West, Tom Macdonald, Bryson Gray and Tyson James

[@jeffcouture4470]

Nice!!! Good song

[@kaos421]

Love it next time don't wait to long to release more 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍

[@30rdmaga]

HAAAA LET'S GO!!! I LOVE IT

[@user-tv4oc5ox9h]

Every time I hear one of your new songs I think how incredibly talented you are and then you release a new one that is even better. Thank you for sharing your gift with us.

[@joshuas.8239]

I was smiling the whole time

[@godexistslowerfield3302]

Yezir, their mental capacity cannot be reasoned with, callin it. Pure🔥

[@justinfullmer7757]

Thank you Bryson… thank you so much you are the man! Please keep up the 🔥!

[@HomophobicHomie]

Oh man this is sick! let’s get it to the top of the charts!

[@natepadilla8221]

This is great freaking great

[@lynna143j]

This song is lit as usual

[@JohnSmith-my6dr]

Under rated. Better than the music normally put out by rap artists, especially in these days.

[@jenniferlovenbury1354]

Rest in peace bro

[@shannonmixer2204]

I have been waiting for someone to do this for years and here you go!! Thank you ❤️ 😊 He's why I'm here today! I ❤️ this, Bryson!

[@sammyroberts22401]

This just popped up on my recomended..... I FUCKING LOVE IT!!!!!!!!! Highkey this shit is FUCKING FIREEEEE!!! Im boutta binge some songs

[@TomMcD71]

Bryson spittin facts to a sic beat sweet and lit

[@iamphil84]

WOOOW!! bro this is crazy!! 🫡

[@HomophobicHomie]

Love the song Bryson!! Easily my new favorite

[@rg4378]

I'm old school hip hop bruh and U R FIRE!!!

[@mr.shamrock5824]

Yessir glad to see it again, great job Bryson

[@colbywalker3887]

This song is 🔥🔥🔥fire! Ahh man! I sure needed a good laugh and I definitely hope this song blows up!!

[@anatoliichumakov7647]

Brother! Blessings from Canada and Israel! Very inspiring!

[@craftiecabanah]

@Bryson Gray @Tyson James Love to you both! Praise to the Most High God ALMIGHTY! I'm from gboro NC, I rarely comment on this platform, but am compelled by my faith in Christ Spirit to let y'all know about what I just I just experienced by watching the movie trailer ad placed on this video. I've never seen anything like it in my longterm utoob viewership. Was an ad for a movie coming out called STRAYS. Please research and respond. I respectfully look forward to what y'all's response to this will be. 🙏

[@codymusser6649]

This was great

[@gpotts212]

Criminal and Marshall Mathers by Eminem are epic, glad I can add this one to my playlist!

[@239Loki]

One of my favorites

[@hlozano6231]

Love the song God bless Bryson, this is the message we need. Keep it up ❤

[@tim7757]

Outstanding Bryson!

[@jesuslopez4113]

Damn you and Tyson have been killing it with some top notch beats, music , and videos!!!!! I was moving the whole time!!

[@evangelawhitley4266]

🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽! LOVE IT!!!!!

[@knowledge-jm5dn]

Bryson always brings the fire 🔥

[@perryduncan1898]

That was great...

[@hockeyman8799able]

We need to get this trending!

[@jaysonovo4778]

Bryson, you proved me wrong with this song. I always thought of you as not so talented, but with great lyrics and messages. This proves me completely wrong. You captured the old slim shady vibe amazingly well here. Great flow, great truthful yet silly and hilarious lyrics. Harsh truths! Been a fan for years, but now I know you're much more than any type of gimmick. Keep killing it man, I remember your very first viral video. Rapping in line at the Trump rally! Actually met you in South Dakota on July 4th where you and others performed at the race track. Super fun.

[@theoldbag6531]

ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS

[@sergeant_salty]

🔥🔥🔥🔥 is there an unedited version we can find?

[@wetnoodle1]

Need the unedited version of this banger

[@chriscrawford7240]

Bryson, thank you so much! Standing up for the Truth with a harpsichord Eminem vibe!

[@BrownPatriot316]

Bryson you a fool for this one😂😂😂 It’s funny, catchy, and true all at the same time! You are so versatile brotha. As an ex Eminem fan I felt the vibes. The video was dope too. Much love bro YaH bless!!!!

[@BrownPatriot316]

@Yanisel Garcia What does Trump have to do with me being an ex Eminem fan? I’m an ex Eminem fan because I don’t listen to secular music anymore. Especially by an artist who sold his soul and raps about satan worship, drugs, violence, and murder. The Trump haters are more obsessed than the Trump supporters😂😂 Mans is living in your head rent free😅

[@kylehinderer81]

You know I was a huge fan of Eminem before he adopted that gangster persona. He was much more authentic as a funny trailer park kid.

[@joshuacoates1982]

Amen Brother Bryson

[@bradleysmith9431]

Straight fire and facts. Crazy they call you offensive yet they forget em in the day before he went woke. He really sold his soul

[@akron4life395]

More please…