Eminem Sucks, Part 2 - Your Favorite Band Sucks Podcast

[@debonaire_nerd]

I have an ongoing history of relapsing and recovering when it comes to this podcast.

[@wynnhasleft]

my drug of choice

[@kosemekars]

Eminem actually sucks

[@amynena1437]

At least he's known and people care about him unlike you. Your parents only act like that but they don't really care about you.

[@MPM1620]

I think The Beach Boys are legitimately more Controversial then eminem

[@Noisehead101]

Probably. The Beatles literally were, they had KKK threatening their shows, bonfires by religious groups burning their stuff etc.

[@homewoodstudio1978]

Majestic 12 CIA pop band, that were good friends with The Manson Family. The Beach Boys never even knew how to surf, but they sure did fool a lot of people.

[@pizzasandwich8229]

@@homewoodstudio1978 actual brain rot!

[@homewoodstudio1978]

Brian Wilson and Charles Manson were CIA operatives. They were sent out to infiltrate the young folks and dose them with LSD and the Marijuanas. Both Manson and Wilson were so infatuated with the idea that they created this band called KISS. They were the first band to really market themselves to the point were they became a soulless product. Young people went out to buy these worthless KISS dolls and comics, because they needed something to stare at when all the dope wore off. Sam Walton was behind it all. He and the Government wanted a dumbed down society, focused on spending their hard earned money on worthless products. They needed facilities that were set up like human zoos for people to walk around in aimlessly, staring at products they don't need. Some products are purchased, but most are often stolen and then returned for profit. The deeper people walked into the Walton facilities the more darker their psychosis got. It was especially bad for morbidly obese, single Moms. All these poor, unfortunate souls had to to was be in the same Isle, and catch each others eyes. Then it's pandemonium, violent fat cat lady fights. People don't even know why they are in these facilities, but they are there; walking, staring, shopping. It's already too late for most of humanity, so look out for yourselves and loved ones. I hope this information was helpful, I wasn't suppose to share it with others. If my body is found in a ditch with a Thank You bag over my head, just know it wasn't suicide.

[@aj2505]

2 episodes in 1 week is insane 🙏

[@EnigmaticAnamoly]

"You're welcome, world." -Mark

[@thirdlegstalliano]

I remember getting hated on back in the real Slim Shady days because I thought (and still think) Eminem was lame and his lyrics were wack

[@GABA-Gool]

We all have our preferences. But wack? How?

[@richardturpin3665]

I never cared for him either. I couldn't stand him by the 3rd album.

[@njinhere]

@@GABA-Goollisten to the song

[@harrydavey9884]

I cringe at myself knowing my favourite rappers were DMX and Eminem, I look back and think DMX will go down rightfully as one of the greatest of all time and Eminem will wrongfully go down as THE greatest. My LORD as an adult I HATE Eminem.

[@aandwdabest]

@@harrydavey9884DMX and Ludacris has fire songs 😂

[@RustyNickels]

Eminem is probably going to make a rap song about these two guys and it's going to suck just like the rest if his songs.

[@tomas23769]

I’m honestly hoping for that. They are literally holding their own targets in front of their faces, Em better take the bait on this one

[@walmartian422]

He would if they had an audience.

[@harrydavey9884]

Man, that actually has to be my biggest criticism of Eminem. He's OBSESSED with people not liking him. To the point he's literally made entire albums because of it. The guy is such a delicate little narcissist.

[@SlapsyJaxy]

Eminem thought he was the rap Marilyn Manson, but he just ended up being Eminem...

[@cope847]

Eminem caught on because he was "safe edgy". He was edgy but in a shlocky, cartoonish way. Gangsta rap was too real. Eminem's brand of edgy appealed to the suburban white teenage boys.

[@briancrawford69]

Drug addiction and murdering your mom and ex wife aren't really cartoon topics. Most gang rappers are fake also

[@HighImJefferson]

Im badder than cake mix. - Eminem aka tHe GrEaTeSt RaPpEr EvEr

[@harrydavey9884]

That's just SUCH a bad line when you break it down. Because it's NOT a double entendre, but it pretends to be. There's no pun there, cake mix isn't inherently "bad", or even subjectively bad. Like... You could fix this maybe by saying like... I'm badder than mouldy cake mix or something, but yeah it just doesn't work. Honestly I could write a smarter line on the spot. Eminem suuuucks.

[@AliAli-xs5zd]

This realist critique ever mad respect

[@TheChadTI]

"Im not as think as you drunk i am" 😂😂 Fucking big time. He's Bart Simpson.

[@ottoacid1800]

Limp Bizkit was a lot bigger back then, and kids did dress like Fred Durst and that was a feature of several of their videos, including the one for Break Stuff, which Eminem appeared in. He borrowed from so many popular acts in that time.

[@turtleanton6539]

Indeed🎉

[@EvilDeadRecordsVideo]

Icps old music has actually aged a lot better than eminems

[@Matt-x9t9b]

Same with Esham, Ganksta NIP, Brotha Lynch and all of the og's

[@harrydavey9884]

I'd say both fucking SUCK tbh 😂

[@YoungSigmaGrindset]

Can’t wait the Eminem glazing has reached an all time high rn

[@lachousalle31]

I agree that Eminem is so overrated at this point but that doesn't mean he isn't one of the best at doing what he does. Also, music is subjective and these guys are obviously just hating because they have a bias against Eminem and seem to prefer ICP.

[@JustFollowingOrders12]

​@@lachousalle31 eminem tricked yall. His music ages terribly

[@AKATSUKIROBES]

​@@lachousalle31He sucks

[@YoungSigmaGrindset]

@@lachousalle31bro have you been listening to his music over the last 15? Every year he’s dropped an album there are at least 5-10 better rap albums that year. The problem is he makes music for his fans rather than try to innovate so all his fans eat it up and everyone else moved on.

[@marsoblivi0n945]

@@YoungSigmaGrindsetexactly. I’m a musician and very picky with rap. But my daughter showed me the SS Boys years ago. Even on they’re first album they beat Eminem with speed and lyrically. At least what they do is deep and philosophical even if it’s not your thing.

[@LB00146]

My brother used to dye his hair blonde, dress and act like Eminem in the early 2000s. Our father asked him if he was gay.

[@mizuko6132]

Three six mafia, Geto boys and Esham, a Detroit rapper who originated horrorcore before Eminem and ICP. They all did it better than Eminem. Him being white is his career. Musically Eminem just doesn’t hold up.

[@homewoodstudio1978]

Gheto Boys were the darkest and hardest group in hip hop. I think Eminem was more influenced by Willie Dee and Bushwick Bill, than ICP. I don't know where this ICP stuff comes from.

[@Jglivermr2]

@@homewoodstudio1978 Because the ICP Em beef goes back to a time when Em name dropped them on a show flier so more people would come to his show. ICP was big in the midwest while Em was still struggling. 100% they influenced him.

[@YourFavoriteBandSucksPodcast]

In part 1 we discussed a bunch of rappers who were doing horrorcore before Eminem or ICP, including Geto Boys, then pointed out that Eminem still made Infinite when he did. The only big thing that happened in horrorcore between Infinite and Eminem creating the Slim Shady character is ICP getting a million dollar check. ICP didn't invent horrorcore but them getting paid is undeniably what caused Eminem to jump over to the style.

[@homewoodstudio1978]

@@YourFavoriteBandSucksPodcast ICP was making millions before Eminem and I'm out here dressing up like a clown and murdering hookers for free? Great, just great! I'm not butthurt or nuthin' bout it. 🤨🤕

[@Cars_and_Games]

Don't forget Gravediggaz. They were also doing horrorcore circa 1994.

[@beatbyknobodye1581]

Can’t wait to hear this one 💪🏽

[@musene]

I love these guys so much, and I hope to meet them in real life at one point

[@Xxrocknrollgod]

Total virgin douchebags

[@ericb.1384]

Never meet your heroes.

[@valentinminkov7418]

same but I feel they will just roast me

[@MasterHandsPet]

You guys definitely need to take incredible consideration with pointing out that 1.) Eminem was featured on a Kid Rock song called Fuck Off on his album Devil Without a Cause and was released the year before The Slim Shady LP came out, and 2.) Eminem has a very specific history of biting the style of underground white rapper Cage. There's a lot of info documenting this and lines on quite a few songs on The Slim Shady LP where Em basically admits to completely copying Cage's blueprint and making it "fresher." Also worth noting that Cage is truthfully a lot crazier and more offensive than Eminem. I mean, Cage and a fellow rapper of his Tame One made a whole concept album about writing a love letter about getting extremely high on PCP/embalming fluid and called the album Waterworld under the name Leak Bros. Which is a really great listen by the way

[@KamranConsultant4Hire]

Tame One! Cage is dope too.

[@Will-xo1xg]

What a comeback! This is one of their best researched episodes.

[@morbidchid]

Vanilla Ice said in 2001 that he paved the way for Eminem and people gave him shit for saying it - but it's completely true. Eminem and his handlers 100% saw what worked and didn't work for Vanilla Ice and just redid the whole thing. and Vanilla Ice did some better horrorcore songs as well. Check out O.K.S. with Insane Poetry.

[@Voidx_vi]

The fact he casually calls his later peers F slurs and releasing Fack should automatically remove him from the conversation.

[@VanCityGal]

This is so funny. The only way you get offended by this podcast is if you take yourself and your fave artist way too seriously.

[@kevincloar2443]

I think Eminem has two good albums. Marshall, Mathers, LP and Eminem show

[@marsoblivi0n945]

😂

[@kevincloar2443]

@@marsoblivi0n945 yeah, even though he's the most overrated rapper in history, I think he at least has a couple good albums

[@walmartian422]

I think Relapse is the best the instrumentals on it are amazing. I like Marshall Mathers LP but it just gets a little too “my life is a fucking mess but I’m actually a millionaire” Relapse was just him having fun with the music and it worked.

[@harrydavey9884]

Agreed, those are good. Everything else is total trash.

[@Pinnacle_of_Dog]

Lyrical miracle spiritual. It's all satirical. Believes he's a rap god, best of all time cause he can drop a rhyme on a dime. Spends all his days with his face in a thesaurus, his shit's older than a tyrannosaurus. Fuck Slim Shady and all his Stan Bradys.

[@TheSpecsShow]

He's got an aw-ringe daw hinge in staw-ridge

[@phil4ril]

Eminem copied Redman and if you listen to Cam'ron's first album Confessions of Fire from 98 and listen to songs like Death and Confessions, its obvious Eminem copied his style. JR Writer even confirmed in an interview that Cam thought Em stole his style and that's why he switched up his flow

[@LeahDyson-kq4bd]

New York rap is still the best and I'm not just saying that because I'm from there

[@Chikinig]

Kid rock would be fertile ground for an episode.

[@Ronnie.Raymond]

Bro performs with the Confederate Battle Flag behind him. I think that’s all you really need to know about the guy lol

[@EnigmaticAnamoly]

​@@Ronnie.Raymond oh yea? Like, what? Be specific and provide examples. Let's see if you actually know wtf you're talking about. Without mentioning the flag, please list specific examples of "all you need to know" about Kid Rock....

[@D00mz990]

​@@Ronnie.Raymondhes also old and fat

[@harrydavey9884]

​@@Ronnie.Raymonddon't get me wrong, that's lame. But it's got literally nothing to do with his music. If our criticism of an artist is their aesthetic, you're kind of missing the point.

[@aandwdabest]

@@Chikinig definitely haha. How did devil without a cause sold 10 million copies in the US lol.

[@dansullivan9152]

10:08 Just listened to the first few minutes of The Slim Shady LP and I had Mark's same reaction here

[@TheChadTI]

The social shapers LOVE this guy! He was like a biological weapon. Mob Deep was pretty horror rap as a sidebar. (I typed sidebar as Tyler said sidebar, contact Jungs ghost!)

[@walmartian422]

Mobb Deep wasn’t horrorcore it was just ny gangsta rap.

[@JoshBurcham104]

Im not gonna say the extended middle finger line off "the way i am" isn't cringe csuse it is but i would say its not about self censorship at all he's just dedicating a whole 4 bars to the idea of flipping someone off cause hes so mad. Putting that in an aggressive rap cadence was hard asf to me when i was 16 haha. Keep ripping him up boys im loving it

[@Noisehead101]

It was cringe lol, like an 8 year old talking

[@jovanreid6782]

You guys got this atheist saying you're doing The Lord's work!

[@homewoodstudio1978]

The Lorts work

[@CapnJay214Supra]

Old rockers vouch for young rockers, same as with rappers. They just do it by taking the young rockers on tour as an opening act. Rappers don't get exposure by touring, they get exposure by guesting on other rappers' tracks.

[@collinmc90]

Orange four inch door hinge.

[@JustinToxicated405]

The first time I heard “hi, my name is”, I thought it was a comedy parody song of rap. I was like, “Dang, Dr Dre has a good sense of humor.” when I saw him in the video. I was flipping through channels and saw it on MTV.

[@McFlurryMachineIsDown]

Huge fan of Eminem but this series is too good. Definitely make great points.

[@frisianfreedom]

Yep👍

[@jdeamore]

Haters not so anonymous 😂😂😂😂

[@ichidome]

back in the day we ignored him as much as possible. don’t even remember knowing anyone who listened to him because someone would likely say to shut that annoying shit off. he wasn’t rap or hip hop, just some wack pop shit. dre was no one at that point but some celebrity poser, nobody cared about that endorsement, and all the references to the popstars we hated even more than him made it really irrelevant and foolish. i do remember one kid i met later in college from ohio who’d been suckered by 8 mile, but in new york city we never cared at all about that dumb movie. no time for fake eminem bullshit because there was too much other good stuff to get into, same as today. nice to hear a breakdown on this. i looked up that infinite album and it’s god awful, embarrassing stuff… yet all the comments were singing its praises to a degree that was rather shocking. it is the worst most pathetic nas ripoff i’ve ever heard. it’s a disgrace. i have to listen to illmatic now and quite frankly, i’m not even the biggest fan but the air needs to be cleared.

[@TheSufferer272]

Thanks for posting

[@morbidchid]

Forgotten Dr. Dre proteges that were suppose to be the next Snoop Dogg before Eminem came along: Sam Sneed The Hittman Mel-Man

[@phild8761]

Geez, I literally just listened to a few tracks from the slim shady lp and it is absolutely like a comedy rap album. I couldn't listen to anymore than like 2 and a half songs.

[@RogueReplicant]

The two white rappers of Epic Rap Battles of History are waaaaay better than crappy Eminem 👊

[@edwardduarte7393]

Big fan of post punk and BRMC, Kasabian, Interpol etc. I was at interscope and the gave us the Marshall Mathers cd and I think Elliot smith too. anyways I gave away the eminim cd.

[@YourFavoriteBandSucksPodcast]

Party

[@123followtheleader]

tupac wasnt a gangster lmao that shyt was created for him. he shoulda stayed at juliard

[@Vejigante01]

Eminem is Dr Dre’s YWA, like that episode of Atlanta

[@medievaldad9537]

whoop whoop!

[@jamiemelazzo5002]

I had the same liquor in the front poker in the rear shirt.

[@thekid1568]

yes.

[@anthonyrowland9072]

I mean, I liked Eminem but looking back a lot of it was corny and why are you mad all the time like it's 2000 Marshall?

[@gmon4058]

facts when you look back it was corny as hell

[@TheSpecsShow]

Hang on, is that a Smashing Pumpkins t shirt he's wearing?! I thought they sucked? 😂😂😂

[@J.king87]

Awesome new album men from em. Love it 😂

[@jamesrosnack449]

wait, Em wrote Dre's parts on "Forget about Dre"? now I dont know whats real anymore

[@Noisehead101]

Dre has never written any of his own lyrics and raps, I thought that was well known?

[@turtleanton6539]

Ofc. And the watcher😊

[@turtleanton6539]

​pt even express yourself ?😊

[@walmartian422]

You can just tell by the flow Dre never rapped like that

[@mitlaameesh]

you need more syllables than last episode otherwise its not going to be as good as we had it in the past

[@sansyfresh4200]

Like a lyricalspiritualmiraclespirituallyrical individual

[@mitlaameesh]

summa lumma dumma

[@jdrobinson3468]

Eminem in 1999 does sound like this other white rapper Cage. I think you gentlemen should look into Cage and Chino XL. Chino XL came out in 1996 and he would diss famous black entertainers and rappers at the time, for no reason. Alot like how Eminem would diss Britney Spears. Eminem obviously took this idea from Chino XL. And took the cartoonish voice from Cage and Masta Ace.

[@YourFavoriteBandSucksPodcast]

In part 1 we discussed a bunch of rappers who were doing horrorcore before Eminem and the other rappers you mentioned, then pointed out that Eminem still made Infinite when he did. The only big thing that happened in horrorcore between Infinite and Eminem creating the Slim Shady character is ICP getting a million dollar check. ICP didn't invent horrorcore but them getting paid is undeniably what caused Eminem to jump over to the style.

[@jdrobinson3468]

@@YourFavoriteBandSucksPodcast I appreciate the response and I see....

[@phil4ril]

I feel like Chino was dissin' Em subliminally on the song they had together The Anthem with Sway and Tech

[@nicknyk2]

off topic....please do a video on the band CLUTCH. The cookie monster blues band.

[@stuartandrews9826]

Hahahaha! Eminem will be called "Lemon Boy" from now on, as far as I'm concerned.

[@williamdixon-gk2sk]

Been waiting for part 2. I've been arguing this with my homie for a while now, I need some new ammunition. Let's hear it, boys.

[@Meanpeagreen]

40:00 in, that happened to me with the Marshal Mathers LP. and yeah, that was about it. To add to your point, they did the same thing with a Missy Elliot album too lol. Since its not important politically or socially, i think its acceptable to be indifferent, undecided or centrist when it comes to Eminem, whilst I agree with everything said in these episodes, My age and nostalgia fully enables me to enjoy his first 3 or 4 albums whilst still finding every criticism or parody hilarious and valid. My biggest peeve with him is his beat selection and the fact he seems less talented sober. There are a few good modern songs of his, but he is not aging gracefully like others his age or older, such as Snoop or Redman. EDIT: 1:08:51 thats a great point, this video keeps getting better aha. Big willie Style and Sisqos album were probably amongst my first 10 cds I bought myself, im going to revisit them today with a new ear, I've also been making beats for like 15 years so it'll be interesting to compare the production quality and styles. the Missy Elliot album So Addictive holds up so much better than the Slim Shady or Marshall Mathers LPs

[@stephanied9538]

This was a blessing thank you ❤

[@jasonpreble605]

Em was always a Jugg... Pre-Infinite even

[@BumpyBilsko]

What's a jugg

[@homewoodstudio1978]

Hey Tyler call out Rick Ross if you got some balls!

[@dkurt2725]

Can anyone tell me what Is that Eminem wants to say? Or what is his belief system or what he wants to say other than bitch about world and offend others which is corny at this point when “GOAT” has to offend people to be good And all that rhyme 16 words together with no soul is not what rap was about same reason I don’t like Lil wayne

[@staceyqdqcorney2528]

Jimmy carr is brilliant 🙈

[@beatbyknobodye1581]

This deep dive into em’s career needs to be studied. I remember growing up in the hood, where rap at that time was leaning towards the southern sound. Em appealed to a lot of us around the 8-19 age. I don’t recall many adults listening to him. I remember my father got pissed when I played his shit NOT because he was poisoning my mind. My father is a producer and a rapper who’s been around countless mcs and said to me that that shit wasn’t rap at all. He told me to Listen to Scarface, Willie D, Too short, 97 Hov, etc etc. When I look back on how his career started , everything aligns with how industry plants are made. The shit feels like an old PlayStation ad to me now. That Rakim co-sign proved to me he was a plant. And mere fact that when rappers do “unplug” from the matrix box and see how shitty this dude is, they are immediately put back in check, furthering the tired “nobody wants it with shady” narrative. He knows the shit doesn’t work anymore. Which is why he is trying to “kill it” and even that shit is corny

[@YourFavoriteBandSucksPodcast]

real heads know

[@skeletor8169]

The episode I’ve been waiting for. As a juggalo all the criticism presented in both parts is my main reason for not liking Eminem. Eminem is like the less racist version of kid rock. They both make music for the same group of people. Also a fresh of breath air when someone recognizes the hard work ICP put in to get where they are.

[@homewoodstudio1978]

It seems like when the ICP need to drop a new album they have beef with Eminem. I've never listened to the ICP, so I don't know what they sound like. They do seem to pop up on random podcasts occasionally to talk shit about Eminem.

[@skeletor8169]

@@homewoodstudio1978 the beef has been squashed for 17 years now what are you even talking about? ICP speaks very highly of Eminem. If you’ve never listened to them then why are you making shit up?

[@homewoodstudio1978]

@@skeletor8169 I’m responding to what Tyler said.

[@homewoodstudio1978]

@@skeletor8169 It seems like YFBS is trying to bring the beef back. I didn’t know anything about it until I watched the episode

[@skeletor8169]

@@homewoodstudio1978 They weren’t trying to do anything but present information on Em. Not a single juggalo gives a shit about a 17 year old beef that’s dead.

[@newyardleysinclair9960]

I love criticism. Of anything. People's reaction to stuff is interesting to me. Esp criticism of content ive personally consumed. Although ive never seen GoT yet have watched hours of Season 8 criticism. Dont know why.

[@RapsandRiffs]

I’m confused how you mention Hi and Mighty, but not Cage? Even if you don’t like his stuff, the history of cage vs Eminem is really important, especially considering “last hit” is also on Eastern Conference 3, where cage appears with the high and mighty, on the smut peddlers song, which was “Mr Eon (hi and mighty) and cage’s group.

[@seanmcd6245]

Was definitely waiting to hear about that beef. A lot of history there.

[@Ronnie.Raymond]

_”I bought Cage's tape, opened it, and dubbed over it”_ -Eminem on _Role Model_

[@RapsandRiffs]

@@Ronnie.Raymondright, I like this podcast, take a band/solo act out of a hat and dunk on them like it’s a debate class, cool…but as a hiphop head they really fumbled the bag on this bad, they don’t have any facts, just conjecture and personal bias. To me Myke c Town (previously) from deadend hiphop has a far more nuanced and in some ways, biting argument, because he understands the def jux vs aftermath era. Maybe they’ll get it later idk

[@gmon4058]

the details you guys are stating are straight facts, I did like role model and the way I am but after that era everything sucked !!!

[@ZuluMason]

when we say a rapper is nice, we mean some one with flow plus saying something fly, thats why rap is poetry with rhythm, not rhyming fast and saying nonsense. 2pac said way more dope stuff than eminem without rhyming a lot of nonsense. its a shame that poetry in rap is dead!

[@nonamerequired123]

Oh I'm sure Howard was impressed with talking about killing his wife. I mean its not like he had a former associate of the Mafia calling from time to time. Oh wait, he did. Henry Hill.

[@riffgodinc7993]

"Somewhere beyond the sea"

[@monkeydgarp9663]

Thank you I’ve been saying he sucks for years

[@thirdlegstalliano]

Editorial?

[@rock_and-or_roll]

Omg this dude had SUCH thin skin…I remember the MTV awards when Triumph the insult comic dog tried to roll up on him and him and his people SHUT IT DOWN WITH THE QUICKNESS

[@Joseph91585]

Oh my, the one guy who listened to Eminem in my high school(and bleached his hair) was who I borrowed the slim shady album from 😆 and he remained a loser after highschool

[@matthewboren708]

Wild wild west. ❤

[@ikesters6697]

Excellent episode, huge fan of you guys, hilarious work! Alright I'ma go listen to Eminem now peace ✌🏽

[@JayAdjacent]

Benzino said this awhile ago

[@AKAyourdad2458]

Bank on it, you'll probably succeed.

[@matthewboren708]

Mark is a homie. 1:08:52 spot-on.

[@turtleanton6539]

Omg i thought eminem and weird all was the biggest thing😅

[@MetalPersonJ]

a couple o three things: 27:00 I feel like this sort of happens in metal, but hip hop has way way more of a throw the old guard on its ass mentality. -There was a big gay backlash back to Eminem, but the gay community wasn't taken as seriously as they are now. - My mom was in the room once when he was on TV and she called him a dirtbag. There was some parental backlash, but I do feel like Marilyn Manson's controversy was bigger. - Forgot About Dre was outperformed by Still DRE and Next Episode, but it still did better than The Watcher. - I disagree on Big Willie Style holding up, at least as far as the singles go (exception: Miami, that's his second best song after Summertime). Sisqo's Thong Song holds up ok. Not as nasty and provocative as it was in 99, but it's a decent dance song.

[@hansjuker8296]

Please do Widespread Panic.

[@kezisthename]

Grew up listening to Em since I was like 10 in the late 90s but i love hearing this alternate view. They right about a lot

[@pardeeplace4480]

M&M what a dumb name

[@LettersofVerax]

I'm Lynn Cheney yes the real Lynn Cheney all you other Lynn Cheneys are just so mundane so won't the real Lynn Cheney please stand up, please stand up, please stand up

[@jaylarsen5285]

Eminem is the Kamala Harris of Hip Hip/Rap

[@methrecovery6922]

The getting fired from farting line is a saying. Means someone is over reacting to you. You guys are dumb for not knowing that lol

[@turtleanton6539]

Xzibit. Wss on. But not hittman gauge bishop lamont 6-2 the guy qnd girl on murder rap. King T qnd rakim did not work out. Slim rhe mobster. Game got th3 gunit push. And then there was kendrick.

[@phil4ril]

OMG, you don't think Eminem is the best? You're racist - Average Eminem fan

[@commanderdnb919]

Do a drake episode

[@ArmedNUseless]

I can’t… my ex boss told me about this podcast and I thought this Eminem series could be good/funny but you guys are just haters and you go on these long tangents often not even talking about Eminem you guys do your research and are informative but you’re just being negative while you nitpicking him good luck with the podcast you guys seem like decent people

[@danieljliverslxxxix1164]

Admit it. This is just a ploy so you guys can be on an Eminem diss track.

[@Yo-Ah-Kim]

Imagine to care about that.

[@homewoodstudio1978]

At no point was I ever scared on anybody with a ICP neck tattoo. What the hell are you guys talking about?🤣🤣

[@EnwardSnowman]

We always called him Feminem

[@failingnovelist6443]

The really tired idea of "Eminem was only popular cause he was white." Lol. Remember when Dr. Dre said that was a racist mind set when he was propping up Eminem? I remember lol I'm not even a huge fan, a lot of his records ARE really not great but come on, dude. Saying, "People didn't find Eminem offensive at the time." Is so undeniably false. Lol. There are articles that still exist on the internet to this day from back in the 90s being like "omg he's evil." Really feels like you guys shit these episodes out to be topical after the new album drop. Considering you guys were gone for several months and both of these episodes have very little research and more so just "Nah, you're wrong, I'm right." Which is really disappointing cause I like this podcast due to the actual research. This has been very meh though.

[@Noisehead101]

It was his own PR team pushing the narrative he was offensive. Everyone else just thought he was a bit of a comedy act

[@3lankfac32]

@@Noisehead101 no they did not people took real offense to the album. You could look it up it documented. SMH 🙄

[@Noisehead101]

@@3lankfac32 documented by his pr team lollll

[@failingnovelist6443]

​@Two_Seat_Pete_FatA55 Literally major publications of the 90s constantly saying how offensive he was. This is like trying to say GTA 3 wasn't offending everyone when it came out. You can go watch Bowling for Columbine and see how people were literally protesting Manson's music back then. Manson hopped on that track with Eminem in the music video BECAUSE of them both getting shit on by the press at the time Literally basic ass knowledge of music history that everyone knows. Including YFBS, they're just being contrarians. Been pretty disappointed by the Eminem episodes cause it's been very obviously half assed compared to others.

[@Noisehead101]

@failingnovelist6443 manson didn't hop on the track, they asked him to make a cameo in the video. Why? Because Eminem wanted to be associated with him to portay the image he was shocking too. I've seen Bowling For Columbine, yes, they were protesting Manson...NOT Eminem lol. Nobody ever protested against Eminem like that.

[@tt-du6vc]

Cool Pumpkins t-shirt.

[@TheSpecsShow]

They did a whole pumpkins episode 🤨

[@Xxrocknrollgod]

The Insufferable incels

[@Cars_and_Games]

Insufferable incels listen to Eminem.

[@theoslegos2034]

I'm sorry but what artist do you actually like then? Maroon 5?😂😂😂 It seems like you just hate everything(almost copying anthony fantano, for clout).

[@YourFavoriteBandSucksPodcast]

lol

[@bthib6722]

Wow, another Eminem hating podcast in a parents basement. Go figure. 6 years of videos and 15.5k subs. You guys are growing at an astronomical rate. It seems your opinion really matters.

[@Noisehead101]

What did they say that's not true?

[@Yo-Ah-Kim]

Why are you mad ? Are you Marshall’s boyfriend ?

[@MethSloth]

We get it, you're an incel.

[@walmartian422]

I don’t remember Eminem ever disrespecting the older generation back then he used to attack his contemporaries and kind of hid under the wing of older rappers like Dre for protection.

[@Flamewars]

He was a bitch but he always went after people who he could get away with he never talked shit to someone who would have fucked him up

[@claudiasolomon1123]

I dont understand how y'all take this podcast seriously. They called a 26 year old "not young." 😅😂 you people take bait ssooo easilly!!!!