Eminem - Kim - Transported me to a dark place in my past. Let's do this now instead of end of June!

[@sarahelias7270]

Two things, 1. I like you Larry 2. You a big ass man for telling that personal story in public, not many "men" would do that. Much respect.

[@larryshair]

1. Thanks you so very much! 2. If there is anything from my past that can be helpful, I'm game. I'm betting you'd do the same : )

[@NateS917]

Why is a woman talking about what men would do? Stay in your lane

[@TheEggplant79]

Snoop Dog said it best when asked about this song... "Who hasn't had a fantasy about murdering their spouse at one time or another... Em was was just crazy enough to make a song about it!"

[@Raven.Bloodrot]

If you've had a fantasy about murdering your spouse, you probably shouldn't be with them.

[@svenvdv2880]

@@Raven.Bloodrot exactly lmao eminem and kim just had an extremely toxic relationship it shouldnt be seen as normal😭😭

[@WestonWRLD]

He was just exaggerating on the fact that there no real love or marriage without rough nights

[@gmailaccount4531]

Only crazy people think like that

[@aaronf1078]

@@gmailaccount4531 you’ve clearly never been in a truely toxic relationship, consider yourself lucky

[@chillguy997]

his most romantic song

[@cathywilliams7636]

😆😆😆😆

[@larryshair]

LOL!

[@shannfranics8931]

Dre was seriously shocked when he first heard this come from him, can you imagine how intense the recording studio was that day lol

[@joebk44]

I wish there was some recordings of that studio session. Or an interview talking about it from em and Dre’s perspective

[@Aquafan998]

When I first heard it my jaw dropped all the way to the floor

[@michaelpalma6346]

“Not quite the song you dance to at your wedding” that made me laugh harder than it probably should have lol

[@MySonIsADog]

this was the healthiest and safest way he took his anger out about this situation… i thank him for this masterpiece

[@MsRadar23]

For sure, it helps me get my emotions out in a safe way

[@wushdishmeen]

The track STAN was actually made way after this track KIM..... so Stan was emulating "Slim Shady" in the Stan video as he was such an obsessed fan that he put his own girlfriend in the trunk the same way believing that Eminem's lyrics were literal. It was to highlight the perspective of a deranged fan that takes all of Eminem's music literally and doesn't understand the context of the art.

[@Rafutah]

You beat me to the comment ;)

[@semir9112]

Stan is even referring the song "But I didn't slit her throat, I just tied her up, see I ain't like you . 'Cause if she suffocates she'll suffer more, and then she'll die too."

[@zoegartham312]

Couldn't have been THAT far after - They are on the same album, Stan is track 3 and Kim is track 16. >.>

[@brinnd330]

@@zoegartham312 the character Stan is referencing ‘97 Bonnie and Clyde

[@Snake_-zv2ud]

@@zoegartham312 They were released on the same album but Kim was actually recorded earlier, it was originally meant to be on the Slim Shady LP

[@aliciadarga6993]

There was a legal backlash for this song. It actually went to court and they ruled in favor of Eminem as a freedom of speech 1st amendment protection. This song is intense, but yes, you can hear the pain as he's screaming through this song. A much healthier way to deal with anger than a lot of other people have in this situation.

[@blackfairyxdusy]

I used to listen to this all the time when I was feeling angry as a teenager. It’s a full on throw up of raw emotion. Some people hurt others, or themselves or keep everything inside. This is a him using his art to get his pain out

[@DetroitNickel]

I've been fortunate enough to see Em perform live 8 times being from Detroit. I've never one time seen him do this live.

[@louisegoldsmith1038]

Can you imagine how quiet the place would be hearing this live

[@BegitoBrah]

Wouldn't be the same without the sounds Kim makes

[@louisep9446]

@@BegitoBrahyou realise it’s not actually Kim yea? It’s Em and just like every other song he performs, there is backing vocals or prerecorded back up.

[@Aftermath.]

He perform this song live only once that im aware of, it was during the "up in smoke tour" when they was in Detroit he performed it unware to Eminem at the time Kim was in the crowd when this song was perform. Kim reacted by cutting herself. Eminem references about Kim doing this on the Eminem show i believe.

[@louisep9446]

@@Aftermath. nah that’s actually not exactly true. It was actually the song “Kill you”. Which had a small snippet of “Kim” at the beginning which segwayed into Kill you. He also had a blow up doll during it he named Kim and beat up and threw into the crowd. He’s never performed the full song of Kim at all.

[@Tacosareneat]

This song to me is a masterpiece because I never EVER have heard a song that makes you feel as disgusted, scared, and sad. Even the instrumentals by themselves are just SOO unsettling. This song accomplished exactly what he wanted

[@chrismcmeekin8470]

There's a line in "When I'm Gone" that he speaks from Hailie's perspective: "help mommy, her wrists are bleeding." That was true, and it was part of the fallout from songs like this and '97 Bonnie and Clyde, he was singing them at shows and she just couldn't take it.

[@larryshair]

Oh man...

[@Zehtgorat]

Kim tried to commit suicide after Em performed this song at a show she was at. They had somewhat reconciled and she had asked him to stop doing that song live. Em was still mad, performed it directely to her.

[@svenvdv2880]

@@Zehtgorat where did you read that

[@vinayjadhav4524]

@@svenvdv2880 there's an interview of Kim where she says this...

[@8aron]

@@vinayjadhav4524Eminem never performed Kim in a show.

[@Brakum]

You got it right. You can feel the pain. Even songs like this are incredible in it's own way. The way Em can put emotions in a song through his voice alone is unmatched.

[@tpjmadrigal12]

He paints a perfect picture. You imagine whats heppening the whole song. Like a good horror move.

[@Rynik05]

Crazy every time I picture this play out since the first time I heard it when it came out it’s always been the same movie lol

[@michellenoden]

As a child growing up in a house where you witnessed abuse on a weekly basis, I can relate. My brother got to an age where he had to be the man of the house, and try his best to defend my mother against my alcoholic dad and often got beat in the crossfire. The system did not protect families back in the day and although my dad was often arrested for the things he did, he was just put in a cell to sober up and sent home the very next day. I'm in my fifties now still if I see a fight, I get terrible flashbacks and my body shakes uncontrollably. For anyone who has suffered as a child growing up, we are survivors, never forget that

[@GQFJB]

I decided to move on.

[@eleanorgames2857]

Michelle i went through similar experiences, I put them to the back of mind, literally just other day something triggered all memories..... abuse n torture is all I can remember from 5 till 15... as a father of a 17yr old daughter she won't experience what I put up with 😑🤨

[@eleanorgames2857]

Tbh we thought it was normal to be drowned,beat up,put in hospital as a child it was daily.... thinking back 🤔 wow me and my brothers survived our own parents.... 😑

[@marthashaebanyan-bady4259]

"The man of the house, the oldest son, my shoulders carried the weight of the load."

[@jdougherty927]

For what it's worth, I appreciate and respect your willingness to share your experiences and how you relate to the songs you react to. Seems incredibly genuine and I can imagine it isn't easy. Kudos! Love the channel.

[@larryshair]

Thanks so much Joe!

[@bradwalden4259]

Some of this stuff you don't "need" to react too because it's clearly not who he is today, but to fully appreciate who he is and what he's become listening to the early stuff gives you a better picture of his growth as a person.

[@kristentitus4946]

The pure, raw emotion in his voice. This song is pure emotional vengeance. Instead of doing anything literally he talks about in this song..... he refrains and does what he does best..... pours it into a song. And to me this is the best example of pouring your pain into something instead of actually doing the damn things. He's venting and he let us in.

[@gingsta9922]

Love it 😃 Need to do '97 Bonnie & Clyde' next ;)

[@notquitehuman7402]

Please edit this post with a link so he's more likely to take note. Bonnie and Clyde is an awesome song; and has another link to Stan. "If I have a daughter, guess what I'ma call her? I'ma name her Bonnie"

[@workingwithiron]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXewZoiBjtSlfMk thats the link

[@angelmiranda5046]

Yeah so much back story even to those sound effects at the end there. Remember that when doing 97 Bonnie and Clyde

[@ElliottSargent]

This song, while not being for the light hearted, would have to be considered by many to be an emotional masterpiece.

[@jackhogan1174]

Em has such a way with words…

[@jacqueslodewyk5687]

Em is always such a brilliant storyteller. I always find the craziest bit about Em's older tracks is that he does the sound effects and other persons voice in the tracks , rap genius

[@hellbillyjr]

"He's kinda pissed" Understatement of the year lmao We tried warning ya about this one. They didn't even put this on the censored version of the album.

[@sophial7507]

2:17 “a little venting, woah”. I laughed out loud thinking you have no idea what is coming 😅

[@larryshair]

lol, right?

[@Suzy24]

This is a BRILLIANT song you can really feel his emotions I love it

[@huro1845]

It's hard to listen to, I usually skip it, but it's so emotional and a work of art imo. You can hear that Em needed this as an outlet, I think.

[@haydenblake7175]

For context, this was Eminem’s second big album.. definitely around his heavy drug usage.. he was also known for being a shock artist and making crazy songs like this and saying outlandish things. Kim ended up suing Eminem for 10 million because of the emotional distress the song caused.. she also wanted full custody and didn’t want him to see Hailey, they ended up settling the case and he did get to keep his joint custody, around the same time Kim also cut her wrists in a suicide attempt. Eminem has quoted saying he doesn’t listen to the song anymore and when he made the song it was just built up anger however he said a lot of their fights are very similar to the song, I assume without the killing part lol. Also around the same time Eminem’s mom was suing him for 11millon for Cleanin out my closet.. in that case they settled for $1600 lol

[@dodger44]

I've seen him 3 times but never saw this live. I did see him do cleaning out my closet which he don't do at shows anymore.

[@Beezer1742]

“Cool experience” sums it up man. Nobody had this on their playlist… but I literally remember the first time I heard it, it’s powerful, it’s art and the man is in possession of genius. I think music is meant to evoke emotion, of some sort. And in that, this certainly succeeds.

[@microwavedsalad893]

No. His money maker is when "rap god" is on the play list . Mad respect 🙏

[@kyledowd16]

the part in the last verse u didn’t get with the son walking in and getting killed is probably the craziest darkest part of the song: he’s explaining to Kim how he’s going to cover up his crime, he killed the man she cheated with and his son so he said he’s going to make it look like Kim killed them and herself

[@VerchielxKanda]

"What a tangled web we weave when we practice to deceive~" I LOVE that quote! Also sorry for your PTSD from the incident. My mom told me I stood up for her when my step-dad shoved her one time. I had apparently threatened him. I was about 6 and don't remember a thing other than the shocked look on his face.

[@JaTunnn]

He did get into a lot of trouble for this song, infact he invited kim to watch him live at one of his shows, then performed this song in front of her while doing the actions to a blowup doll that he called Kim right up there live on stage in front of her, she then went home and slit her wrists

[@peytoncooke1334]

Yes I remember hearing about that. Is that where the line “ help mommy her wrist are bleeding” in When im gone”?

[@brinnd330]

@@peytoncooke1334 yep. He mentions the incident in a couple other songs, too, like “Don’t Approach Me” and “Nail in the Coffin”

[@dannimonsrudsrensen7667]

He dont give a shit eminem 😍 best artist/dad Human ever so Nice. Dont fuck with his fam or life 🤯

[@kyledowd16]

@@dannimonsrudsrensen7667 idk if this is the comment u should reply with here lmfao

[@Deadbymidnight97]

Wel he clearly regret it’s which shows how much he’s grew as a human over the years

[@Beezer1742]

Dre talked about watching him lay this down and how raw it was. An obvious catharsis for the man.

[@teenietiff19]

He says he regrets this song. It’s scary because when you are in those toxic relationships, this is so relatable.

[@kidclot]

i rlly love ur reactions and always click on these eminem ones

[@endonyxoneaudio8644]

This is definitly a once in a couple of years track to me. It really is a full on emotional rollercoaster which always hits deep and profound. I feel all the cringe, pain, disgust, sadness, bargaining, insecurity and fury this absolute masterpiece portrays. You don't only hear but so easily feel all the emotions that Eminem is going through. Now tell me who is able to do that in 5 minutes ? It's like a horrorstory that has a tractor beam on you and you can't look away. It's disgustingly beautifull to be honoust. Thank you also for your share

[@djjakyl4677]

I love your honest reaction to this with out just turning it off because this is RAW thoughts of Eminem

[@buffalosoldier8276]

I've been there at his place, with my wife and in my head had own Kim scenario, happily for both of us nothing happened... Didn't heard this song in ages, but now while was listening it... I know how he felt. People do not appreciate him as much he deserves, I know how big and popular Em is but there isnt other artist who open themselves as much as he did, especially in early stage of his career.

[@Paint_ninja]

I knew your eminem journey would eventually take you to this song

[@toonamiguy]

Wow, can't believe we finally got here! This is great - you should continue to expose yourself to all aspects of Em's art! Check out the sequel to Kim next: '97 Bonnie & Clyde - an excellent storytelling song, and much more comedic

[@dixon-yarmouth899]

I've been listening to all of eminems music since I was the age of 2 years old. I'm 22 now, tho I may still be young I had a very very rough 2 year relationship... re-hearing these songs after going through some of the hardest things I've ever dealt with in life, blows my mind at how much I never knew these lyrics would mean alot to me.

[@OPPOSMITE]

EMINEM is the most honest artist ever! That's why I've loved him from day one!

[@kushtrimzogaj2827]

Fun fact:Eminem makes the Kim voice in this song.Still can’t believe that this is the guy that saved thousand lives with his music

[@louisebacka]

This hit hard. Becouse of my past. Im so happy im free from that now. But the scars are there forever. Thanks for sharing your story 💛

[@larryshair]

Thanks so much. So sad that you can relate to this one so closely.

[@jennifergauthier3282]

Wow, thanks for sharing your experience.

[@emzie77]

We need "Bad husband" by Eminem now. I really love that song.

[@mikeyd12334]

No waaaaaaaaaaaay you did a reaction to this song , you're the best ever hahahaha, never would of expected it

[@mikeyd12334]

I haven't looked yet, but I hope u did 97 Bonnie and Clyde too, it's a part 2 to this song!

[@kingschill23]

Glad you saw it as him venting! Because that’s exactly what this song was to him. He even apparently played it at a concert with Kim in the audience, such intense emotion

[@tasosakoumianakis431]

Your stories are always chilling man, honestly your reactions are golden and seeing you be so mentally stable and optimistic after everything you went through and try to get the best out of life makes me really happy and optimistic too

[@larryshair]

Thanks so much!!

[@johndelta00]

Thanks for sharing your story.

[@larryshair]

Thank you John!

[@SR1Records]

Oh shit! Deep intake of breath from me! I see a reaction for '97 Bonnie and Clyde (the pre recorded sequel?) from you on my right too... Just remember Mockingbird. Em is a good person as well as a troubled person...

[@TGOTV]

Haha, been waiting for this one, also the transition to the next song on the album always got me.

[@Tacosareneat]

Also Damn i never knew you had that kind of upbringing... I've watched quite a few of your videos now and you just seem so... Pure. Very genuine and kind. Usually you can get a feel at least a LITTLE if someone has experienced shit in their life so I never would've guessed you went through the things you went through as a kid. Biggest reason I'm commenting this is I just want to applaud you AND say thank you. It's incredibly rare to see someone who went through what you went through and come through it still able to be a person that personifies kindness, gentleness, seemingly unweighed by baggage, and give so many smiles. I'm going through a bit of a rough patch right now and your videos have made me smile a lot (:

[@larryshair]

Thank you so much for your kind words and I'm so sorry to hear that you're going through it right now. I would just encourage you to know that what you might be going through is something that is going to build you up and make you a stronger person. I hope that is the case and that you will come out of this on the other side a wiser and stronger person because of it. Blessings to you my friend.

[@Tacosareneat]

@@larryshair you're very welcome (: I appreciate your kind words as well. You're a safe person but I don't wanna share too much cuz KZbin comments sections are wild loll but yes I know things will get better and definitely trying to be thankful for the positive things I do have in life. I grew up similar to you specifically in that I was very blinded to the amazingness that rap can be, so your videos really resonate with me. Thank you very much music reactor dad who lives in my phone 🫡🙏🏼

[@ecb1979]

This is the only song of Em's I don't listen to because my abusive ex played it on repeat when he was drunk- and by repeat i mean hours and hours of it on a loop. I'm in a way better place now and that was 2 decades ago- yet I still had to turn the volume off before commenting. It's crazy how music can affect us even unexpectedly. Love Eminem! Just can't handle this particular song. Still dropping a comment for the algorithm though.

[@obiwanjakobi1415]

i had the same experience you described when you were a kid. almost totally identical. wild what adults just do without thinking of the effects later down the road.

[@karlkarlsson9126]

Eminem is amazing, and I'm glad I was there and had the chance to follow his start of his career, because his early music, Slim Shady LP and Marshal Mathers LP, I recommend anyone who has dealt with depression or other hard things in life to listen to his voice and what he says in those songs, because Eminem really blew up because of the honesty that people could hear from him, and at the time when you deal with hard things yourself, his voice and words and how you could relate to his emotions, it all really helped with your own depression, to such degree that I listened to his songs whole days one after the other, and to this day those times listening to him helped me feel a lot better.

[@susannekramer2359]

12:25 Apparently he recorded this song in one take and he really poured his heart out here. You can definitely tell and hear his pain

[@da1g]

Ah, you've delved into the "Slim" part of Eminem's portfolio... Longtime fans know he's got three distinct styles; Eminem (the rapper), Marshall (a normal dude), and Slim (an extreme vulgar mashup of the two) Keep up the great work! Love your reactions. Haven't heard this in forever

[@chrisblundell2481]

Can we not forget Ken kuniff lol

[@chrisblundell2481]

@Academia Of The Absurd no idea but don't worry I reminded u lok

[@zakbani1989]

I can relate so fing much to this song as a child i went through this😔

[@biancacolcea3706]

yep, you can truly feel the pain and he paints that picture so vividly! too vividly, it's scary. oh and "Kim's" voice is still him, Em does her voice too.

[@LKE1996]

Love you more - Eminem next please. Its kind of part 2

[@Ramonnnn]

Eminem put his darkest thoughts he had at that time in this song as a way to cope with all the madness and drama he was going through mentally. It is dark, but everyone who been through shit has had those thoughts. I respect he had the courage to make the song and even share it with the world, showing us his dark side and pain. That itself takes courage. Even though you may find it somewhat disurbing to listen to, you gotta respect that he still shared it to deal with it in a way he otherwise maybe couldnt have dealt with it.

[@dripsoup6639]

This originally wasn't a song that I liked, but I came to appreciate it with time. I look at it as a form of therapy that helped him express the raw emotions he was clearly feeling at the time. It's such a raw expression of emotions, which is what I appreciate about it.

[@xxMelaniexx]

Going back to his older albums after his new is probably the smart move for people first listening to his catalog. Definitely he brought horror and shock rap to a new level. Tho it makes sense, couldn't make gangsta rap and wouldn't get the respect rapping about being white.

[@RyanTravis23]

When i saw this video on my recommendations I turned into the 😬 emoji. Apprehensively stoked for this!

[@larryshair]

That makes two of us!

[@RyanTravis23]

@@larryshair it wa a great reaction! Well done. I appreciate Eminem's honesty and willingness to discuss topics many don't. Even when he's being ridiculous.

[@isaaclaforce2011]

thank you for always a great reaction and always telling stories

[@larryshair]

Thanks Isaac!

[@215obnoxus]

Eminem - The Slim Shady LP - 7 - 97' Bonnie & Clyde. this song picks up right after KIM. but was released prior

[@215obnoxus]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/inapk6lvjNWHnqM

[@btwelve3427]

97 bonnie and Clyde is the sequel to this - should be your next listen!

[@boenrs]

Lmao. I love seeing ur face when ur like "holy crap"

[@bobbyshores]

The emotion in his voice shows how deep his feelings were and gives me chills. I'm not saying if he should've made this song public or not but this is one of the most raw eminem songs i've ever heard. Especially after recent events in my life (not as bad as Em's) this song has made a lot more sense to me. I'd never do anything like this in a million years but I feel like I can relate to the anger on some level

[@Xboxdingleberry]

Hey man… just want to say I’ve been watching reaction videos for a while, and never have subscribed to any channels but that is about to change. I just watched my first video of yours and it was ‘when im gone’ by Eminem. I’m hooked, you remind me of my dad and I cried hard for that video. Ive been an Eminem fan for 20 years now and never have had that reaction to that song. Hello from your newest subscriber!

[@larryshair]

Thanks so much!

[@EmTom44]

You need to listen to 97 Bonnie and Clyde next, it released the year before but chronologically in the story picks up right after Kim. Then finally after that would be nice to see you react to Bad Husband, Em’s apology that he made 17 years later

[@FINNlSH]

HAH! saw the title of the video. I'm strapping in for a wild ride.

[@Milkers777]

This is one of Em’s Greatest Storytelling Songs Of All Time! And the crazy thing is that Em did both voices, himself and Kim That's just what Em does, instead of actually do something wrong in real life he express his frustrations in his art, is obvious that those things didn't actually happened besides Kim betrayal tho. Next track of this story is “97 Bonnie and Clyde”... And to finish the story you should definitely listen to the song “Bad Husband” In that song he explained a little bit about his feelings about the relationship and apologized to Kim his Ex Wife Em The Goat Of Hip Hop Forever!👊🏽🙌🏽🐐🔥🎯💯

[@MichaelHalloween31]

So was Eminem - Murder, Murder sOng…

[@Jim2GG]

@@MichaelHalloween31 This song is pure brilliance, storytelling at it's finest. Hungry Eminem was the illest !

[@netking767]

damn...ur story really shows how you can be cut deep and keep feeling it for a long time after... hold strong man!

[@larryshair]

Thanks so much!

[@DAVESAN-js3nt]

You just have to appreciate how he writes the story and paints a picture with his words. Wee shout out for the voice acting as well 💯😂

[@itsjordyv]

Yeahhh this track should come with a warning. A lot of people are still not ready for this track after all these years...good that you did it though. It's part of the whole Eminem story.

[@raregreier569]

I think you really would enjoy «Love The way you lie» by Eminem and Rihanna. I really hope to see a reaction on that song from you!

[@Animeniac77_Teemo_G0ne_Wild]

This song is universal. Everyone has that special someone that just... Yk...? FUCKS THEM UP so emotionally. 😢 Just deep RAW emotion~ ❤

[@lindseyowen5968]

Thank you for sharing your story. I can 100% relate. It’s terrifying for a child, you never forget. It can cause ptsd, and other psychiatric problems. Sadly many times it’s a cycle and history repeats itself. You have to break the cycle. I used to listen to this top volume in my bedroom when I was like 13

[@jenniferbarberi8584]

This song still gives me goosebumps. It's absolutely harrowing. And also exactly what it feels like when someone you love betrays you

[@RyanBeziek]

Nail on the head when you said "you can feel the pain". Been waiting for a reaction to state that. Good thing it's not the first time you listen to Eminem as this would send you running for the hills, probably in the same way a Mother with no experience of Eminem would be listening to Cleaning out my closet. It takes some kind of understanding.

[@Leeshlongington]

I’ve been waiting to see you do this song. Been in this dark place myself finally listened to it don’t ever wanna be in this place again. Sorry it took so long.

[@lukeslayer]

You took this ALOT better than I thought mate and credit to you, I remember the first time I heard this as a teen I was shook to the core and it's still probably the only Eminem song that has no replay value to me personally, it's just an assault on the senses and I have to give him credit for making it as powerful as it is. As others have explained in the comments, yeah there was lawsuits involved etc... Now, for some ear eraser I suggest something more light hearted from Slim Shady for the next song like "97 Bonnie & Clyde" it was off his first major album called The Slim Shady LP, this song is sort of an extension and was off his second major The Marshall Mathers LP.

[@connordavis7721]

Mate I've watched almost every rap reaction and it makes me so happy uou appreciating the music for the artistry it is

[@enfynet]

How he managed to get this song made onto a studio album is completely mind blowing

[@ChrisHanlon88]

Im also glad you listened to his new stuff before his older stuff cos back then most folk didnt give him a chance when i tried to get folk to listen to him.

[@rebeccajeanne6256]

On a personal note, my heart was so sad to hear your childhood experiences with DV. I'm living in a DV transitional housing myself at the moment, and my biggest concern is that my children will have those same haunting memories for their lives. Horrible stuff. Hugs from me to you!

[@larryshair]

Thanks so much! Our childhood certainly paves the way for things like this, but it can also make you stronger.

[@shell6829]

Eek 😬 I’ve been waiting on this!! I’ve been worried you weren’t prepared for this one. So thrilled you decided to do it. Haha. Just noticed you posted 1 day before my birthday. Kinda a birthday gift because I have been waiting on this reaction. 🤣

[@larryshair]

Thanks for the comments, Shell!

[@shell6829]

@@larryshair no problem! Sorry I have bounced around all over different videos and commented many times on each video. I’m sure that gets annoying. But I just love the songs and your content. 💝

[@bkk1996]

Schrödinger's cat of whether to listen or not. But, I think this is an integral part of your Em journey. Respect Chris! I'm scared for you. Edit: now, that I'm watching your reaction, kudos to you. You handled this song so respectfully and open. Thank you!

[@zoegartham312]

"Schrödinger's cat of whether to listen or not." I honestly couldn't have put it better myself. I have listened to this song exactly TWICE in my entire life - the first back in the early 2000's when I listened to the whole MMLP for the first time, and then again a few months ago when I watched a reaction channel do a full album reaction to MMLP. Both times it put me incredibly on edge, made my teeth physically ache, and I swore to myself that I'd never listen to it again... both times. Yet, here I am. There are other songs - like Drips - that I just don't like, mostly because they get far too graphic with the noises, the slurping, that stuff. This is the one that I actively dislike for the lyrical content and just how wrong the whole song is. Chris has rapidly become one of (and likely my number one currently) my favorite Eminem reactors, and seeing him go on this journey... well, here we go, brace for physical discomfort for a 3rd time.

[@DaP84]

Hmm, how do you mean? The listen has already happened and simultaneously not? 😛I don't get this metaphor in this context

[@spenser5406]

Also want to note, you are absolutely killing KZbin right now. I feel like you have a large group of followers that are really falling in love with your channel. I really find it interesting with your background that you have fallen in love with my favorite artist of all time. Huge respect to you for stepping out of your comfort zone and taking us on this ride you have started. Keep up the great work

[@larryshair]

Wow, thanks so much for your comments! Not sure that I'm killing KZbin, but have really been enjoying this community. It's the highlight of my day to interact with the peeps on this channel. Thanks so much!

[@TenseRainbow]

Although released before Kim, ‘97 Bonnie and Clyde acts as a great sequel in an entirely different tone. Then as a resolution Bad Husband is amazing. Lyric video links since no music videos. ‘97 Bonnie and Clyde: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/gamWoXZ6qKdgq5o Bad Husband: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnKmfqd6mdl7brc

[@nikko2thep]

Wow! Appreciate you opening up. Sadly, I have those same “instincts” as someone who grew up with similar experiences.

[@Anubis_From_PROMOTED]

Easily one of the darkest songs he's made & the fact that you stuck through it (which a lot of reaction channels won't do) makes me respect you all the more mate. His darker songs make you understand/respect who he's grown into as an artist as he's progressed ❤️❤️

[@AndreiSemaka]

Love ur Eminem reaction videos !! Keep them coming ! Greetings from Romania !💪🙏

[@btwelve3427]

You definitely need to listen to ‘Bad Husband’ next - his apology to Kim

[@SantosChronicles]

Oh man you are brave going back to this. It was like a movie playing out. So much rage with young em. It’s a prequel to Bonnie and Clyde song from his first album. Hilarious your son said don’t.

[@joaopaulomendes1120]

“Stan” it’s an amazing song not just beacause of the outstanding lyrics but also because of the painful vision that EM got of himself, as someone who had been in an extremely dark part of himself and shared all this thoughts and acts through the lyrics, what had a bad effect in lots of fans who saw that dark place as something cool or possible for the first time. EM recognize that Stan acts are sort of side effects of the bad inspirations and influences shared through songs like “Kim”

[@drittzz9245]

Interesting you said that about dancing at weddings my wife and I definitely danced to the instrumental to this song at our wedding 😅

[@larryshair]

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