Eminem - The Way I Am - Reaction - He's at it again! More relatable than ever!

[@southrnsweety88]

Fun fact Marilyn Manson actually joined Em and 50 Cent on tour many times singing this song. He appreciated the sentiment and that Em stood up for him.

[@del8224]

And they were both signed to interscope and it made great headlines to have 2 controversial artists together. I love Em but let's not forget Jimmy Iovine is the biggest clout chaser the world has ever seen

[@__D-B__]

He performed with Em on the Up In Smoke Tour.

[@tarun_313]

@@del8224 It's a fckin record label. How do you expect them to work lmao?

[@del8224]

@@tarun_313 no shit sherlock. But let's not pretend it was sheer bromance.

[@tarun_313]

@@del8224 Bro thought he ate with it. Are you stupid or you just acting like one?

[@Fozzie420]

This was Eminems response to his first taste of Fame, everyone wanted to meet him, be him, interview him, pulling him in every direction, record companies asking him for the next hit song/album. He always wanted to make it big and become famous but didn't realize the consequences of that fame, so he made this song to get his feelings off his chest. He was trying to be a Dad and work on his relationship with Kim but was constantly getting harassed by fans and media and expected to be away from home.

[@larryshair]

Well-said!

[@Zskillit]

You nailed it man.

[@Fozzie420]

@@larryshair you should react to the song he mentions in this song, Eminem ft Dr. Dre - Guilty Conscious, it has a Music Video for it.

[@aleksisuuronen5969]

Well yes and no, it's A Lot about how much pressure was put from outside sources for him being controversial, so it tackles that side kinda like saying that this is me, I'm not doing this just for shock-value or turning kids into satan worshippers or whatever people tought. It humanizes him to some extent and says that his art isn't just some cimic but.. him being himself. It's hard to remember or fathom now all these years later how as big of a menace he was made out to be, like a legit danger to the public. It was those times when Tarantino got in so many interviews sh!t for so called giving people ideas from violence in his movies, since there was this heavy beleave that certain kinda art can make you into something bad (Columbine ramping it again up, wasn't a new thing), which is in some ways true that art defininetly can influence you but the beleaf that kids would turn out horrible because of him was on steroids. Straight up saying that Em is destroying the youth. Even the chorus says that the radio won't play him even tho he was the biggest artist (which isn't completely true, he was played but it's painting a picture of exactly certain kinda people seeing him as lucifer). Also a reason for Marilyn cameo because he got the same criticism all the time. Also it's somewhat about how the change in his lifestyle of becoming famous isn't all good even tho again, especially back then even saying so was taken as complaining about nothing and still to some extent today is. So what can you say to all that, well I am the way I am and it is just what it is.

[@marcodelgadilloii5308]

@@larryshair I hope you know he actually was nothing like that to his fans he was one of the nicest people especially to his fans all his Stan s can tell you

[@christineraffa-diggon]

When people say Eminem's music saved them, please believe. His music saved me from a very dark time.❤

[@oo-hk6zd]

It took 4 yrs for me to get my drivers license. The day I did get it. I got into the car. The instructor had to get out he forgot something in the building. Which left me in the vehicle. I turned on the radio. And it was Em lose yourself. I was transformed. My anxiety left. I drove. I passed. I went on to drive a semi truck for yrs with no accidents etc. Some times you just gotta lose yourself in the moment. You never do know when its gonna go.

[@SlimShadysShades]

good for you man, honestly ! i can’t wait to get my drivers license, i’d probably just blast eminem, d12, 50, dre and pac all day lmao

[@dunning_kruger_]

I love his aggression in this song. It's so pure and powerfull and so honest.

[@andysmith8031]

It’s so satisfying seeing another person who is making reaction videos kind of love Eminem all of a sudden. I’ve seen a few people who didn’t really understand Eminem not like him. Until they actually paid attention.

[@MrGoldman2323]

He drew his line in the sand with this song early on in his career. He’s a rap God, but he’s a family man first, as his fans we know it and respect him for it. He’s not trying to alienate his fans, if you see him in public give him a nod, and say you love his music in passing, don’t try to grab him and get a selfie or and autograph. There’s a time and a place for that.

[@larryshair]

Totally agree with you!

[@marvinthemartian4044]

I was absolutely Obsessed with this track...the whole style, aggressiveness and realness, was great to hear and re-enact as a teen lol

[@feasible]

I know for a lot of people this was when they started taking Em seriously. It was the second single off his second major label album, and a lot of people who'd written him off as a gimmick after his first album which was mostly his fictional storytelling stuff, and his two big singles My Name Is and The Real Slim Shady which were both joke-y songs, began to realize that he was a lot deeper than he'd previously revealed. This was definitely his first single that showed his more introspective side, and even though it wasn't a particularly huge hit I think it was pivotal in his growth as a true superstar. As a side note, others have probably mentioned this but it was also the very first beat he made himself which is astonishing to consider, because it's extremely good and matches to his delivery superbly.

[@dobster1985]

I have to say stull waiting for you to react on "Guilty conscience" (the song mentioned in this song) when eminem came out with his "shady" persona i wasnt a big fan, i was like you, didnt give rap a second thought. Then i heard guulty conscience and what a well put together masterpiece it was. It got criticised by the topics it used which is ridiculous. The haters jumping on him glorifying criminal acts was just bull and they obviously were ignorant on how well crafted the song was. This got me listening to more eminem, not because he was "cool" or because he cussed but because i identified with his amazing portrayal of life events and the fact he doesnt sugar coat it but also hes not in your face about it, he does it in such a charming, sometimes humouristic way but is always on point wether cleverly disguised or point blank straight up about things

[@dobster1985]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZW3d5uIr7GaaLc 《 unscensored music video to guilty conscience. Its a but out of sync since the original uses censorships and different lyrics in places but best one i could find to get video and song together

[@jackiejuarez7595]

well said 🙌

[@cob6648]

I hope he watches it sometimes :)

[@joannacherrez8767]

Yes, He needs to do Guilty Conconscience. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpPakHWuedyXoM0

[@kathrynmccallion9813]

I've never been able to find an uncensored of this on you tube😪 and its one of my favourite tracks

[@biancacolcea3706]

That skit in the beginning where the guy tells Em to change the album or he's out, that was played by Steve Berman who's Interscope's vice chairman. He was on the Paul's podcast (Paul is Em's manager) which they did as an extra to Em's new greatest hits album, Curtain Call 2. Steve talks about the skits that he's done for Em's albums and basically the idea behind this one was to show, in an ironic way, that they were aware of how controversial the things Em rapped about were, they wanted to show that the "adults" of the label knew what Em was doing and that they knew there would be backlash. Steve says on the podcast that he loves Em and has enormous respect for his art. He said he had a hard time recording these and making them sound legit:))) hope this gives some more insight for the song:)

[@theronis]

a similar song (in topic, not sound) is Xzibit's "Approach Me" ft Eminem... "you don't know me, and I don't know you, so don't approach me" ; "It's not that I don't like you, it's that when I'm not behind the mic I'm a person just like you". It also goes more into detail about how he got harassed: he talks about people following their ambulance from Kim's suicide attempts, about cars honking in front of the house, kids leaking his address on the internet etc., as well as stating that he honestly felt like chasing them away with guns. Another memorable line is "if I can hold onto my private life for five minutes longer I might be able to get my wife to put down this knife and just calm her". Xzibit's verse is also dope but he mainly talks about how he doesn't know who to trust and how his baby mother wasn't letting him see his child, not necessarily being harassed by fans.

[@biancacolcea3706]

yess, recommended this on the last Eminem reaction:)

[@CrazeeAdam]

One of my personal favorite Eminem tracks. Such an eerie and emotional track. The piano in the background + the organ just make it sound so dark. Great lyrics too. Em genuinely struggled with everything in this track of course. :( very from the heart.

[@Fazquel]

Dope choice, this is one of the greats from Ems work

[@jaaptendijk7192]

The most impressive thing about this song to me is the flow intertwined with the beat.

[@anglerfish61]

Dutch people know

[@Saprimacy]

Eminem "Legacy". It's a wonderful track. I think you'd love it.

[@davidstock43]

I absolutely love legacy

[@E1evenMusic]

Yes, I hope he reacts to this one

[@Zerio]

Quite sure he already did this one, if you can't find it it most likely got removed by copyright

[@an121856]

Rock bottom by Eminem. One of his earliest song where he talks about his struggles while trying to make it in the rap game.

[@E1evenMusic]

I hope he reacts to that one

[@Zerio]

Quite sure he already did this one, if you can't find it it most likely got removed by copyright

[@sarabuck64]

great suggestion!

[@DeamManWalking]

Already did that song

[@Milkers777]

On this track Em literally becomes the percussion of the beat and it’s so hard to do that as a rapper to keep a constant rhythm throughout an entire song rather than switch it up this is why Eminem Is not only The Goat Of Hip Hop but One Of The Greatest Music Artist To Ever Live! Cause he’s so real,passionate and versatile.🙆🏽‍♂️🐐🔥🎯💯(Please React to Eminem “Survival” Music Video)

[@JusticeFortheSilenced]

I will give him the GOAT of hip hop but not the greatest artist to ever live.

[@philyerington1163]

Yes this man and his music helped save my life. Went through like 12 rehabs and the last one they let us have music. Getting back into music and listening to all his stuff it gave me the fuel and fire to do it for myself. Cause that’s who you have to do it for. Joe I have a 4 1/2 named Marshall and I just got my 6 years sober! Thanks again for another great reaction and understanding how and why he can reach people the way he does. I grew up 10 minutes from Mexico so I relate to growing up where i was the minority .

[@Carl-fp6xt]

❤❤

[@MonicaVNieva]

Bravo

[@birdyjireh6391]

Proud o ya!

[@philyerington1163]

Thanks everyone. Hope everyone’s life is going well!

[@theretroinggamer1630]

Listent to be careful what you wish for by eminem. You will like that one

[@MrGoldman2323]

Marshal has saved people, myself included. The reason we love him like we do is, he makes it a point to reach out to those people, and he genuinely cares about helping folks get through the hard times. He truly is a National treasure man.

[@ReynaldoVelasquez]

I’m 12 minutes late! Jumping right in! Make sure to check out “Use this Gospel” by Eminem. It’s new!

[@anglerfish61]

Understand that nobody has ever dropped a rhymescheme or rythm like this, ever.

[@Nakakapagpabagabag1]

Yup. Eminem kept me Alive. eminem show album kept me alive. I was almost gone

[@kingderpygoat]

Oh boy! It's here! I love this song

[@Zskillit]

I'm happy to see you're enjoying the old eminem. This was from 2000 when he was first beginning to hit mainstream. Classic song. Side note: He recreated this music video in the "Monster" music video you reacted to if you remember.

[@dobster1985]

My thoughrs exactly

[@ecb1979]

This was at the height of Em's controversy and his fame was skyrocketing. True to form he was honest with his emotions and its one of the things we love about him! I don't think he'd mind fans saying hi but when on the toilet- yeah... no. Lol. Same as when with family... I think because we have constant and immediate access to celebrities via platforms such as this, there's a sense of entitlement with some in that if we "made them" we own them in a sense, and thats why so many get hostile when a celebrity doesnt treat them the way they expect them to. It's a very strange attribute of humans. Lol. Em was also constantly under fire in the news because his lyrics were looked at as offensive and teaching children bad things instead of looking at the fuller picture, innuendos, and strong messages. Eminem clearly asks in this song- why is it (columbine) now such a huge story because of it being in an upper class, white city when this has been occuring elsewhere?? Why is it being blamed on a celebrity (Marilyn) instead of looking at the far deeper societal issues at play?? I wasn't hearing other white artists discussing these issues who were making me look outside of the very narrow viewpoints taught by the middle class white society I was in. I just wasn't. His whiteness helped with that- and he alludes to this in some of his other tracks as well. How he's aware his whiteness has propelled him to places that it didn't with black artists that he deemed (deems) as better than himself. Even with all of his commercial success I feel he is hugely underrated.

[@The__SHOW]

Em did this at the mtv 2000 awards live right after he marched into radio city music hall with 100s of men dressed just like him while first singing (an omg moment) will the real slim shady please stand up. Amazing live performance from Marilyn at the very end of the 1997 awards also memorable. Chris I have mad respect for u. Thx 4 just being u.

[@carmanramsay1709]

Saved me. His music breeds self empowerment.

[@hugogarcia7234]

This was the song that made me an Eminem fan. I didn’t know much about him, thought he was silly and he was definitely different compared to the gangsta rap era. But since Dr. Dre fully endorsed Em, I always respected that. But in this song he just went so hard and I understood completely that Em was a monster. Became a fan ever since

[@AnjeannetteMarie-Swifie4Ever]

Another fantastic reaction Chris! This one is an Eminem classic. Others have explained his insane rise / level of fame at this point, he was hounded nonstop (like Princess Diana level) mixed with his own demons, family struggles & introverted personality- you can just feel he was about to explode. I’ll just add that this classic has been used in English classes to compare Shakespeare and Em’s use of Iambic Pentameter 🤯. Don’t worry, I think u could say hello if u ran into him these days, he’s in a much better place emotionally (but I can’t guarantee he won’t snap if someone does something foolish so mind ur Ps & Qs 😛)

[@larryshair]

lol, good advice! Interesting about Shakespeare! Very cool!

[@AnjeannetteMarie-Swifie4Ever]

@@larryshair ❤️

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Use This Gospel Eminem & Kanye West. #1 Christian song on Billboard 100!!!

[@kimberlymannino2179]

Eminem will tell you his whole life story in s song. He wanted to rap; he didn’t want fame. The song made Eminem uncancellable. 🔥

[@damianhills1533]

This song is truly one of them moments when he is at his best. You can hear the raw emotion in his voice. Has always been top 5 Eminem songs for me. Also going to keep asking you to review step dad from his MTBMB album.

[@KarlRoger]

"I'm not gonna be able to top a "My Name Is" " Funny thing about that line is that he did top it with "The Real Slim Shady" on the Eminem Show

[@SR1Records]

Your talk about the censorship issue reminds me of when i read Ems book and he was saying how he didn't understand it when the radio stations said he needed to rewrite some of his lyrics because he couldn't swear or say certain things and he was thinking "I've been through all this shit in my life and they're telling me i can't say a bad word on the radio?" It was so alien to him and he couldn't understand how good people's lives must be where they didn't want to hear a bad word, or hearing a bad word was the worse thing that had happened in their lives.

[@fifasalty1400]

i can't remember the name of the video i watched on here a couple of months back but it was about Eminem and his life. my overwhelming thought after was that his alter ego Slim Shady was created by Eminem because that is what society wanted. no one would give him his big break until he started with the Slim Shady stuff and it resulted in negative stereotypes about him. until you hear songs like when i'm gone/not afraid/beautiful where he shows his depth do you realise he was held down and had to create the monster and go to that mindset to make anything of himself.

[@rl8718]

Jheeez what I'd do to turn back time to start all over listening to em from the beginning. Massive memories growing up listening to him 👌

[@mr.jglokta191]

And now I can't get the image of a giddy Larry meeting Em out of my head 🤣

[@E1evenMusic]

You're Never Over is also another good one. It's about Proof.

[@Beckaboo3397]

Loved your reaction as always, such a powerful song Em says all the things we sometimes think but don’t say. He’s human just like us and has the same basic needs, wants and struggles as we do. Thanks heaps Chris ! 👍🏽✨

[@branleesan]

Listening to that first line with you on the screen gave me the uncomfortable feeling of trying to show this song to my grandparents. I’m thoroughly enjoying your ability to catch the message that Eminem is putting in his songs and being able to hear it through the profanity and mention of drugs. Lyrics like that first line are what shut the door for so many people.

[@joelpayne1193]

This song is very cool and very creative so I can't blame him for the frustration of fact that we have treat him lack of respect. Eminem is genius to give youth people a listen his voice and maybe Create future rappers in the future.

[@gingsta9922]

I forgot how amazing this song is. His rhyming patterns and schemes are unreal. Can we get D12 - How come, Next please?

[@yannickvanhex]

This one is ma all time favorite eminem song! He's so unapologetic in this one, love it! From the modern Era it has to be his feature with logic : homicide!

[@ryancampbell1847]

Think I gotta say this his best song but hard to say one is the best but can tell how real it is

[@MrSceneNine]

One of my favorite tracks from Em's early run of albums. The way he's able to maintain that rhyme pattern for so long is always amazing, and is a real earworm once you get 'I sit back with this pack of zig-zags and this bag of this weed' stuck in your head.

[@DeKoen]

This song got me over the thought what other people think of me. Because of it i developed a mental state of mind i just dont care.

[@BackyardButcher]

You already know baby I'm here for Eminem! 😎❤️🤟😘

[@ahmedfaleh4641]

B.o.B & Hayley Williams ft Eminem - Airplanes

[@supertoaster57]

I was literally looking for this video yesterday, now here it is!

[@jstmez]

I think you would enjoy the Paul podcasts for Curtain Call 2. Last two are Em but ones before are interesting too. Hearing a lot of back stories.

[@AdamRogers3091]

Still loving them Em reactions! Will stay tuning in… so many brilliant songs left to react to 👍

[@w3zauri]

'White America' and '8 mile' still to go! Great video too, love to see the reaction of someone who listens to the song for the first time. By the way, I didn't even realize, that there is a music video for this one.

[@grahamfirminger2827]

I listened to what you said in the intro and isn’t that what all propaganda does!! Pre KZbin and phones It was the power of music and ppl like Em that pushed the world forward.

[@Tanatie]

I've asked for this one and it was a good reaction thanks. Now as someone else said, Guilty Conscience is a wild one, first song I remember hearing from Em.

[@hellbillyjr]

This is one of my all time favorite songs. It was on my pre match Playlist when I wrestled in high school

[@thelaitas]

Xzibit and Eminem - don't approach me is definitely worth a listen too

[@rhinotron666]

The way I am is in my all time top 3 Eminem songs

[@Saprimacy]

"My Dad's Gone Crazy" was also awesome. That one Hailey was actually on the track with him.

[@amberrowe89]

I really hope he reacts to this too

[@E1evenMusic]

He did react to that already. I watched it. KZbin removed it for copyright. KZbin removed a bunch of his reactions. He also reacted to Fall but that was removed as well.

[@yh37000]

That first part> i sit back with this pack of zig zag.. etc is like one of the most iconic verses in hip hop

[@Empurrer_Cat]

Finally! Been begging for this for months. Thank you , you have made my day , love your reactions

[@larryshair]

Thanks Liam!

[@ranaewhelchel7960]

This was one song I played on repeat back in the day. And I love your reactions and your personality and the way you speak about stuff. Thank you. 😊

[@Kark-w9p]

I'm 54 and Em is great!

[@uncle_rick333]

As an art and poet fan i really appreciate how you view Ems music🤙🏽

[@rhomus5149]

Definitely my favorite era of Eminem.

[@GARYBYRNE1]

I was one of those people who recommended you listen to The Way I Am and I also said you should do Who Knew after it. Similar idea but this one is more about how people blame his words for kids acting out, acting as if the world is a perfect place and he is a bad egg. The main reason I felt it was important was because it shows he did not say all these things with hindsight, 10 years down the line. He made these type of songs while he was releasing songs like Kill You, Criminal & Kim. They are just words - one of the lines he says on The Real Slim Shady is: "I'm only giving you things you joke about with your friends inside your living room".. which is part true, but it does validate your new opinion of Eminem vs the opinion the media portrayed to you when he was at his most popular.

[@truthcansuck5555]

Just watched hudsucker because of this, holy shit amazing movie, you werent kidding about it being a hidden gem.

[@grahamfirminger2827]

The energy of this song is what you want to transfer to your boss but u can’t cos you need to pay for the bills

[@elvalen3975]

Man, I really think that Eminem really needs you as a friend.

[@larryshair]

Man, I'm READY!

[@MabelRD08]

My fave Eminem song. A masterpiece💯💯💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@calvinbackstrom7903]

Omg yess you finally did this song. This was very 1st Eminem song I listened to when I started listening. I appreciate you every time you do a reaction, it’s because of you reacting to songs that I take a chance on other artists. Every time I go to work and they are listening to something like Nf or someone else I promote your channel to them. Love you keep up the good work.

[@tinas2857]

When I listen to this song, some of the lyrics he says suggest that there is a double-standard towards famous people. He has to be available to his fans and the media, yet, he can’t be fully self-expressed because it might ‘offend’ society! His message in this song is therefore, “take it or leave it, this is who I am; if you like it, great, if not, great. Whatever you think of me, my lyrics, my self-expression, it is what it is.”

[@jessedavis1741]

There’s to many “favorite” em song I mean I could go on and on. Just react to them all haha

[@IceIceShady]

I cant say ive been subscribed since the beginning because I didn't subscribe until your first eminem reaction was posted but im definitely here to stay for all the reactions ive seen and the ones to come. Time is a hell of a thing, I'm Glad your channel is still up and running and doing great 🙌 congrats on the 1 year mark ❤💯🔥

[@larryshair]

Thank you Mark!

[@Lewsklls]

This guy is amazing. The days were hard and rough through my childhood. When I was down and didn’t have anyone, I put on my headphones and listened to Slim Shady LP, Marshall Mathers LP. Thank you, Marshall! You literally saved me.

[@chrisbazik6398]

Reminder this was almost 20 years ago he paved the way for free speech in the mainstream the radio wouldn’t play his songs for years a lot of teens in the day related before mental health awareness

[@Full_Send_Gaming]

Yess I'm so glad you reacted to this video

[@E1evenMusic]

Stronger Than I Was is different because Eminem is singing throughout most of it. But that's also another good one you should check out.

[@UltimateAPBTS]

Still one of his greatest tracks and my personal favorite...👊👍😎 #THEWAYIAM🔥🔥🔥 #EMTHE🐐🐐🐐

[@MD44-s6p]

I commented on your "Les Miserables" video. It was sth like "That's not how it's pronounced", it was such a petty comment and I regret it. I was in a bad mood. The internet would be a better place with more people like you in it. Subscribed.

[@Kno0CkOuT]

For me even tho Em never "saved" me from any hardships, i still consider him a big part of my life since he formed the man i am today, with the values and believes he shared with me.

[@Maverick-lk4ck]

You need to do Ems Legacy .....you'll appreciate it ...its a Em describing his motivation to be a Legend

[@jackiehawkins8231]

Love seeing you react to Em and NF! Two of my favorites. Keep up the good work.

[@that_averagetyp]

Being Em must be nice! Imagine... you're taking a numer two and you just realized there's no paper in your cabin... average person getting heart attack or something and Em just yells "Ey, yo! Can you guys grab me some paper from other cabin?" That would make life much easier... And then he walks out and take a picture with fan who saved him. Not every superhero wears a cape! Now I'm kinda worried that my brain forced me to even think about that 😳😂 Edit: Almost forgot... loved the reaction again 😁

[@AiiRv]

This is 20 years go.. man I’m old. They were referencing columbine, they tried blaming Manson for it.

[@bbenjamin5073]

I enjoyed your reaction. Watching from West Africa Ghana. Giving my ratings from 1-10. For this reaction ama give you a rate of 7. That's an exemplary rating for this reaction.

[@jerodwatson6492]

I love the Collab version of this between Marilyn and Em. It's such a great version

[@donaldhaselrig5792]

Another thing bout this song. Hes also saying like whatever ur opinion is about me, i cant change, ull think how u think so ill jus accept being that, but either way u kno who i am. 💪🏼💪🏼 Im loving ur journey and respect the whole thing. MUCH LOVE! 💪🏼😁

[@chrismcmeekin8470]

I wish I could listen to this song for the first time again. With the one-two punch of this record and Stan, he forced to world to take notice and respect him as a rapper. When this song dropped it turned a legion of fans to stans, and doubters to believers, we'd never heard anything like it. Also, Hudsucker Proxy is one of the Coen Brothers' most slept movies!

[@paulysmith1942]

Brilliant reaction as always to my all time favourite Eminem song. Thank you 🙏

[@Angyxz]

After a full year of recommending it you finally did it😂 so excited to watch it

[@mitchmitchell7083]

Love your reactions man. I've always hung around your gen of people. Good guys

[@larryshair]

Thanks!

[@Stillnene]

Thanks for bringing up Ukraine. It isn’t something we should forget or get used to ❤️ great reaction

[@globalizacionliquida]

The day has come!!!!!!

[@morgangaskin3072]

One of his best songs 💛 great reaction as usual!!

[@SDBGaming199]

Keep up with the good work, love the reactions of my favourite rapper

[@richv.1594]

Hi Chris, so now if I see you out in public, I’m going to have to pause and think about it before running up to you and saying hey! 🤩 Great reaction as always!

[@larryshair]

lol, you're always welcome!

[@AiiRv]

Have you watched the new em interview with his manager Paul? It’s amazing.

[@LilRarted]

You really need to listen to Who Knew. One of his most underrated songs. It's about how parents blame him for corrupting their children's minds with explicit lyrics (you) 🙃

[@xavymendes1956]

Hello So good to see u reacted to one of my early recommendetion, much love ✌️✌️