EMINEM - UNTOUCHABLE - NEEDED THIS ONE, EM IS DOPE

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[@mikelangelo5022]

People complain about the production on this song, but it enhances the point he wanted to get across. It's not meant to be bumped, it's meant to be observed. In the first half of the song Em conveys the behavior of rebellious white cops through Rock music, delivering it in an uncomfortable way as a reminder of this uncomfortable conversation. Then in the second half Em uses a "boom bap" Hip-Hop beat to convey the perspective of the black people who are rebellious due to the unfair circumstances they were born into. Em doesn't have to spark this conversation, but he cares. That's why I will always admire him. REVIVAL deserves JUSTICE.... and so does GEORGE FLOYD. RIP.

[@trisanone-ya-business7803]

@Bellickeys lol

[@ajaysrivatsa4136]

People said this is trash because it didn’t have good beats..I mean it pretty much sums up this entire generation.People want to hear good beats rather than the message.

[@EmbassyNerdcore]

it was also overshadowed by I'm Not Racist because Joyner was blowing up at the time, and that seemed like a 'bring us together' more mature take on things instead of Em's track which seemed juvenile in comparison

[@FurryMurryMole]

Excellent observation and explanation.

[@MrMartinSchou]

I am not much of an Eminem "fan" (I appreciate that he's a great lyricist and rapper, but I don't really consider myself a fan of anyone regardless of genre), so there's a good chance that my two questions are stupid, but having watched quite a few reaction videos to Untouchable so far, I am left with two questions that I haven't seen answered. The music to it is apparently quite different than his usual style, according to some of the reaction videos, and I feel like the style might be a lot closer to what I imagine rap rock (is that what it's called?) sounds like, which makes me think this is a conscious choice - it's a song that needs to be heard by "rednecks" (the stereotype that I imagine are the primary audience of rap rock). Does this make sense to anyone else? The lyrics are also extremely easy to understand; there doesn't seem to be many, if any, double entendres or hidden meanings, which again is something I imagine is a quality of rap rock because of the audience. Does this make sense to anyone else? I know that I'm stereotyping like wild in these speculations, but that is why I'm asking - I like to quash the stereotypes that I have, so please feel free to correct me on them.

[@jeremykrohnfeldt3097]

You're right it does hit different. The whole Revival album is woke which is why it got bad reviews. It would be worth reviewing songs on that album.

[@kylegammon560]

Agreed 💯

[@antoniodeee]

100% agree

[@blykmik]

“Believe” may be one of his top 10 songs he’s ever done

[@illcraftmusic]

People slept on it and had a mind set to hate on it instead of listening with an open ear an mind. The fact people hate on the album to this very day says alot about the listeners meaning they don't care for lyrics anymore, they just want a hype beat an autotune. It's sad...

[@dylanfreeman4815]

Fax

[@glocke991]

Its embarrassing that society didnt support this album. This was 🔥🔥🔥

[@CrazeeAdam]

When Stevie was silent for the entire song, you know it's something serious and deep

[@robbiesipkema3915]

Stevie listens to this song 2024 he’s calling em a woke ass

[@jasonkarger81]

Eminem was talking about this topic before it was "Popular", and he got tons of hate for it. Guess this album will age just like Relapse

[@hatema]

True. I remember when everybody said Relapse is trash and now them mf who said that want Relapse 2

[@nocturnalgamer8285]

Fuck I want relapse 2 , I'd give my 1st born. Loved it when it dropped and never understood the hate, everything on that album was fire imo wordplay, beats even subject matter

[@shirishsharmaandroid]

He was talking about it before it was filmed and got viral.. Racism was always there

[@joshuaha7661]

@@shirishsharmaandroid yes, I will always give Em credit where credit is due but this has been happening for the past 100+ years. Not the past 3 .. *Smfh

[@joshuaha7661]

@@nocturnalgamer8285 Believe it or not; but one of the many themes to; Music to be Murdered by is that it is supposed to be "Relapse 2" minus the accents. Think about it. 1. The amount of Murder subject matter? Eminem entering the mindset of a serial killer sound familiar? Haha 2. The striking resemblance between the opening and ending tracks? "3AM" and "Premonition"? "Underground" and "I Will"? 3. Production was a perfect mix between dark/moody instrumentals and classic Dr. Dre beats fused together just like the production on "Relapse." 4. Last and most importantly, ever since "Revival/Walk on Water"? and sober Eminem in general, he has a habit of making it up to us, when he feels like he let us down. So for the people that hated "Relapse", he made "Recovery." Right? Now he's realized all these years later that there were actually alot of fans looking forward to "Relapse 2" and he let them down. Sooo without directly saying it, "Music to be MURDERED By" is actually "Relapse 2." Enjoy, lol

[@mr_smoke5970]

eminem just talked from the heart he's white but he's from the hood just like us that's why i respect that man so much amazing reaction brother much love from Tucson Arizona

[@JamesTaylor-lg2hz]

Race shouldn't matter nor should it even be brought up we all humans period

[@matthewchristofferson2832]

Ayy shout out the Dirty T!

[@mr_smoke5970]

@@JamesTaylor-lg2hz 100 percent correct brother but unfortunately we have some lost souls that can't come to grips with not profiling someone for skin color instead of their character.

[@BJ3K_RI]

Exactly, I'll defend Em til the bitter end. That dude came straight out the streets in Detroit, and when he blew up, instead of appropriating and using us to make his money, he brought his homies with him and made sure to let people know where he came from and to support the others still there.

[@JamesTaylor-lg2hz]

@@BJ3K_RI so didn't almost every body in hip hop,

[@RealLifeWithLeaLaRae]

It’s a shame that so many people missed the message because of the messenger.

[@eXplicit--]

Preach!

[@ryanettel6701]

That’s a bar, ma’am. Kudos. 🔥

[@JPayne95]

I love that skit on spilligion talking about arguing over whether ups or k-fed delivered it

[@skyherz5401]

I love how you never stopped listening. You didn't pause once. You felt every single word. You real dude. #blacklivesmatter

[@osbaldoraz5618]

Bruh black lives matter is very simple, not hard to understand man!!!! BLM is just saying that WHITE police officers need to stop killing BLACK people when there’s no reason to kill them. You see how simple that was, it was so fucking easy to understand man.

[@MiddleAgedBob]

@tiger I served 20 years in the US Army and now I am a business owner, so I am the furthest thing from a communist. And while I don't view BLM as a communist movement, so what if it were? If communists believe that cops shouldn't kill minorities for no reason while capitalists are the ones looking the other way, well, then on THIS issue the communists would be the ones on the right side of history. And I probably just put too much effort into responding to someone who is almost certainly a troll.

[@ContentMadame]

@tiger 🤣 You're real fucking gullible.

[@KM-kh9xd]

@@ContentMadame I see both sides growing up where I did. Ive seen the bad in police doing round ups on the block, same time the blm stuff isn't the route they don't believe in lifting the black man and family. Follow the money.

[@jackasshomey]

too bad the only thing BLM has done is create more subconscious racists. you feel that?

[@krumpetification]

First time I've seen Stevie silent through a whole song !

[@MyWORDisntGospel]

I remember Em getting hate for this song when the album dropped. Glad people are understanding it was needed then as much as it is now.

[@mimoe7587]

Joe budden downplayed this song and its message and called it Eminem's worse song ever. He later in the "Trader Joe" clip from earlier this year admitted the song is "surface stuff" and he really hates Eminem's manager. So he downplayed the message against cops shooting blacks to promote his own personal issues.

[@MyWORDisntGospel]

miah moe I listen to the pod religiously and you’re right.Joe was wrong on this one.

[@mimoe7587]

@@MyWORDisntGospel I love the pod for the "friendship vibe" and that they are funny. Not being a follower comes with its own challenges though as i can't lie to myself about all of his bullshit just because i like his content. Thank you for being a fellow "fan with his own mind"; its hard to find in any fandom of anything now a days.

[@anthonydelarosa6015]

🐐

[@makavelithedon7127]

@@mimoe7587 promote his own personal issues? Reminds me of shady cvpher

[@terrycampbell7703]

Let’s remember that Lord Jamar, Joe Budden, and Charlemagne said this song and album is trash.

[@mazensy3476]

fucking haters ... like any of these bitches can actually rap .. or know somethin about rap

[@nikhilpranav6915]

​@@mazensy3476 Joe can though, just listen to 3 sides of a story. That being said, Budden ain't getting top 100 any time soon.

[@khornebloodgod2137]

@@nikhilpranav6915 Joe can rap and story telling he is probably top 10, but trashing this while album...... see him like the source. Once great but no longer.

[@nikhilpranav6915]

@@khornebloodgod2137 If Joe Budden is top ten, then so is NLE Choppa.

[@khornebloodgod2137]

@@nikhilpranav6915 dont know NLE chopa. As far as rap storytelling is concerned yes Joe deserves that respect. Not top 10 over all, not lyrically but storytelling yes.

[@redSaichie]

Stevie: Why did I never heard of this song before? Because Revival is over hated.... And according to Joe Budden it is trash and doesn't say anything.. Imagine being black, listening to this and hating on this...Joe can relate

[@JustMe-mo6xk]

I will NEVER understand that with Joe and the hip hop media in general. They go on and on and on...about Em's white fans, then acted like he was pandering by making Untouchable for their approval. He made this song to Educate Everyone Else.

[@msrefined1]

We must remember some people are only focused on ‘money, cars, hoes’....that’s it. They will forever be lost. All you can do is step over them and keep it moving.

[@TheShadowblast123]

Joe later said he never listened to revival. Hence some of em's lines in chloraseptic remix

[@Sunkhrist]

He hated everything about it. I’m gonna assume he didn’t even finish it. “Change the song. change the cover change the title...” he didn’t even give it a chance. Him AND akademics.

[@ArturoJMontano]

Never even thought about it that way

[@NotoriousSRG]

“How did I not know about this song” cuz sleeping on Revival was popular

[@matthewjames6076]

The album was too commercial sounding for me from the hooks to the beats something i couldn't bump on repeat. true people hated it just by the features on it . i liked Heat Framed and believe was my girls i know that dont listen to eminem liked this album because Beyoncé Ed Sheeran Alicia Keys Pink

[@villeloving888]

No cap

[@kashourikatsu2543]

lol

[@logicallycommonsense3681]

So ppl wont bump a lyrical rapper with some pop music but you'll bump none lyrical rapper with pop music

[@mimoe7587]

@@matthewjames6076 Eminem made the message "cops shouldn't shoot and kill unarmed blacks" into a mainstream song... And your saying that's a bad thing? Because society hates that message your gonna promote against it?

[@richardhale-rodriguez2598]

This song is so underrated the ones that didn’t like revival didn’t see that Em speak truth his life story is so inspiring

[@XekTOr89]

The reason why people didn't like Revival is because the production is really bad, even in this song, the lyrics are great, the message is great, but as a song overall, it's not very good. And I like Revival, I just don't like when people pretend that there's no reason for people to dislike the album.

[@DoomCro1]

Not liking Revival has nothing to do with not seeing it's content. The content is amazing and it's probably his most emotional project ever. Every song has a meaning. But unfortunately, that is not enough to carry a song. This one is the perfect example - powerful message, but as a song completely unlistenable. It sounds like he threw 5 different songs in a blender and then wrote the flow without listening to the beat.

[@MountAverage28]

exactly this beat is just trash for me

[@johnsolly5838]

He basically cannot flow at all on 95% of the album, and the production is awful

[@user-qg3eb3tc3s]

John Solly583 believe ,In your head,tragic endings , castle arose framed can’t flow on “90 percent of the album “

[@michaelkinney9765]

Perfect example of why Emenim is @2pac status for me. I've been a Stan since before Stan. The man articulates how so many of us feel but can't find the words.

[@eminemisgod5924]

I still can't believe Joe buddon said this song is the worst song we ever heard

[@jothibassshiva300]

Fuck Joe Budden

[@PedroXVI]

he was paid tto trash it

[@patsysadowski1546]

Definitely F Budden. Between that and stopping us getting the next Slaughterhouse album, he’s a bitch.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Joe Budden isn't speaking up for the black community, what the fuck he doing to raise awareness? He doesn't get to talk about Eminem's tracks

Because is part of the problem instead of being part of the solution!

[@mikeburns9227]

I remember when they killed Em for this.... now here we are..I can’t wait till everyone finds out how dope revival really is

[@mikelangelo5022]

#JusticeForRevival

[@CrazeeAdam]

I think people were afraid for some reason to hear this stuff. That year was clogged with mumble rap and trash mainly. Then Em comes around with this deep music..people just weren't ready for it. At least that's what i hope is the reason. Now they're ready

[@darkneji190]

Most people didn’t like the album due to the way it sounded sonically but appreciated the lyrics (which im part of that camp) a small percentage hated it because of what he was talking about

[@mimoe7587]

@@darkneji190 No most young impressionable hip hop fans never gave it a chance because Joe Buddén dissed it and told them not to support it. The album overall sold great and always had people who liked it. So just saying "most people" isn't right.

[@Ohbeepgcp]

@@mimoe7587 Young ppl aren't hearing a damn thing Budden says.

[@pjaoobanderasimali]

THIS SONG HITS A MESSAGE WITH A DIFFERENT FEEL RIGHT NOW

[@noxwulf]

Everybody called this song corny because he “was preaching too much” most reactors said he was corny, Eminem was taking the black community’s side and they said he was corny smh You’re a real one respect ✊🏼,

[@Godiemata]

“To be capped in America, like Steve Rodgers” has to be one of the best double entendres this man ever spit

[@kierobeat]

Daylyt`s very old battle punchline: "You don`t have to be a superhero to get capped in America"

[@quinnpeterson2716]

Sometimes I wonder if em keeps up with battle rap. If he does, I think it means he definitely recycles some of their bars. Soul khan used the “oldest trick in the book” bar on somebody a year before em used it on wicked ways and I always wondered. Hopefully it’s not the case. I mean for how much stuff he thinks up it’s not crazy to think it overlaps with used bars sometimes.

[@deepaparakkal4241]

@@quinnpeterson2716 He does keep up with Battle rap, but not that much. He sometimes references the bars used by others, or sometimes it overlaps. It's a bit of both.

[@nicolaslebrun2868]

@@quinnpeterson2716 after countless bars and knowing what the man can create, this is def not a recycled bar but a genuine craft.

[@Mr.v]

@@quinnpeterson2716 some people believe there is like a cloud server in the spirit realm that keeps all of us connected and stores all our memories, thoughts etc. there is a movie/documentary called waking life and one of the topics in it is about how people can "upload and download" ideas, thoughts and so on. basically, when one person comes up with something, like an invention, or a joke or whatever, other people in different parts of the world come up with the same stuff even tho they never met each other. and you would be amazed how many times i've personally thought of a joke, presented it as something completely new and original, only for someone to tell me he has heard it before from some random person i've never met. who knows, eminem could be biting other people's stuff, but it could be that phenomenon too

[@ChristoFreeze]

I'll never know what it's like to be black, I can only hold myself accountable to be good to everyone. I'm sorry you have to live in this fear. Thank you for the breakdowns.

[@shadymathers8209]

You will never know what it’s like to be anyone else other than you

[@Thegrassma]

I’ll second this, best reaction channel on KZbin from one of the realest guys, hope some sort of positivity can come from all this man

[@ChristoFreeze]

Valiko Paliko I ave a different opinion. I have problems that other people have and can relate. This can't pretend to know because I've never felt that pressure and that kind of fear. I have RA an autoimmune disease. I can't relate to the pain and struggles. I do however respect your opinion

[@chyname]

Thank you

[@HnyBadgerGaming]

real talk. Sorry for my race.

[@edwin99901]

Charlamagne: revival is trash. We dont want woke eminem. Also charlamagne: I dont listen to eminem because i dont relate to him.

[@merizalderestrepo1773]

But we expected that from him, that lame dude is racist as fuck too amd he hasn't listen to em once. He thinks all white ppl are the same 🤦🏻‍♂️ the only white thing about em is his skin. Other than than he's part of the black culture imo

[@bmpetrov]

I think it was Joe Budden that said this song is the worst song he ever heard

[@zanemcneill9461]

Boris Petrov and Joe Biden said that Eminem can’t use the plight of the African American to his own benefit.

[@nyc-mo5qd]

Charlemagne is a privileged rich man...pretending...em is blacker then charlamagne

[@nyc-mo5qd]

Charlemagne is fuckin uncle tom

[@himynameisash8]

He grew up in and around neighbourhoods that were predominantly black, the majority of his closest friends are black men too, which is why I think the way he breaks everything down on this track hits very hard. From the history to current events, and I think the lyric video makes the words even more powerful too. He recently did a "skit" on Royce da 5'9's new album "The Allegory" and it's called "Perspective" in which he talks about racism and his view on it once again. "Untouchable" remains one of my favourite songs from him because he truly used his platform the way a white person should, the way a white person with a massive influence over white people should. He lost a lot of fans for it but it hasn't stopped him speaking out.

[@jacksoncorr2267]

100% Em is a homie as far as I'm concerned. Best/MOST DETAILED Race Relations song ever #EminemUntouchable ✊🏿

[@janaireshepherd9212]

One of the reasons I have supported this man since 1999. He has a voice that makes you listen. Never understood the hate. Well I kinda did look what trumps doing trying to stop the protests. They know he can reach people all around the world so they trash. They don't want America painted in a bad light. Funny it still sold 4million

[@fabiosantos4339]

revival went platinum... how many artist can say their albums flopped while being platinum? lol

[@jayc5555]

Exactly! It sold just over 3M worldwide which yes by eminem standards is low but not many albums sell that now days. And its a flop? 🤔 The hate is real for this man

[@CrazeeAdam]

It did retroactively sell a ton too, which is pretty rare (outside of an artists death) to sell a lot of albums retroactively years after it came out because people related to it more in the past year than when it came out I guess

[@nomecognome8737]

you're absolutely right but that album was just bad.. He could make an album made up by only beats without he spitting on them and go platinum, I mean, he's Eminem lol But it was a bad one

[@garyraffa5515]

@@CrazeeAdam also since he has released fire stuff since, the bandwagon ppl who just went along with the hate n only listened to walk on water might of realized that this guy definitely has not fallen off n should go give revival a true listen

[@MJordanisGod23]

@@nomecognome8737 I don't know how you can say this album was bad. There are some great tracks on it.

[@theiggod6921]

It says a lot that you listened the whole way thru! ✊🏾🔥💯

[@devonkripaitis4490]

Ain't even ashamed to admit it this song always brings tears to my eyes

[@xolanimsomi229]

And this is why 'Revival' is labeled as "trash" coz somebody with a voice was actually trying to use his voice for the right things.

[@n9nehigh417]

Stevie Knight is as real as it gets...keep it up my guy

[@AnthonyfromtheD]

a lot of people trashed this album before even hearing the album!

[@mikelangelo5022]

#JusticeForRevival

[@mcdoraq44]

Ppl just follow the wave

[@LuK3ster]

The people hates the truth. Eminem is the G.O.A.T nigga

[@protix9880]

@@LuK3ster revival still shit

[@PedroXVI]

they were paid to trash it

[@eXplicit--]

This song gives me the chill and makes my eyes tear every single time. And I'm not even an American nor black

[@terrortoby47]

Same from a white german guy👋

[@kellylee6844]

Same from a white Australian women

[@davistefansson2178]

Same, from a human being from earth.

[@melvingenao550]

This video is my first time hearing this and holy fuck Eminem wordplay and way he put everything together make a me glad to be a fan. Em revival is definitely underrated.

[@vincenturteaga2630]

So sad that this song holds truth 3 years later... no improvement.

[@mssclaudine7397]

It’s been decades and no improvement

[@mssclaudine7397]

NoNoNoNii I said decades. Not centuries. Check yourself. It HAS been decades (in case you are unaware 1 decade= 10 years).

[@vincenturteaga2630]

NoNoNoNii instead of being an asshole why don’t u try and talk and reason? The way you’re acting is part of the problem. There can be no discussion bc you don’t want to reason.

[@chrisstephens6022]

@NoNoNoNii Feel worse to me. Rodney King was 91. And at least people were polite enough to act shocked, to censure the police, to pretend like it wasn't ok to beat a man damn near to death. Nowadays, people defend it, blame the victim, pretend like this the acceptable way for authority to act. Three decades, and we can't even get people to agree - "Hey, maybe we shouldn't kill motherfuckers on routine arrests or just being in the vicinity of a crime. Maybe being the authority figure comes with responsibility and accountability and expectations." Don't know how old you are, but those of us pushing 4-5 decades have been watching this same show play out. Again. And again. And again. It's hard not to be jaded about it. Cynical. This stuff should be simple. We know what works - there have been a lot of great, in-depth approaches by various police precincts and communities throughout the years that have worked, that have shown that we can heal these gaps between the communities and police and make real progress. We just don't do it. We don't hold people accountable. And everyone has to be accountable for democracy to work. Freedom ain't free.

[@keithsimon]

they play mlk speechs on a fucking loop fam... what do you think he was talking about? That picture of him marching ends with cops cracking his skull too.

[@TheIncrediblyAverage]

Change my mind: The album was trashed because of songs like this, that spoke the truth. They slated it so you wouldn’t get this far into the anthem to hear this

[@cabasatribe5050]

Correct sir

[@dr.padmajaguruprasad2912]

People are uncomfortable to hear the truth!

[@2799kugan]

Absolutely

[@jeromybilbrey420]

Button was told to do this people! It’s not rocket science people!

[@dutchess5753]

I love how determined and uncensored eminem is! They can (and have) try to trash a verse, a song, or a whole album, he'll just make another one. And another one lol they can NEVER silence him.

[@thatemeraldphotographer6003]

This song is not meant to have you "sing along". It is served up in such a way that it gives you no choice but to concentrate, listen harder. It forces you to acknowledge its substance.

[@FoxSt3v3]

it's Em, he's always been light years ahead of it all

[@seanjean6738]

Im black and i loved this when I first heard it.. The lyrics, the delivery were crazy. Easily one of my favorite Em songs

[@joshuaconley5853]

You make a bigger difference than you realize my guy , even just your reactions bring people’s together and discover new music, stay humble stay blessed bro you doing ya thing

[@petermaclean774]

ppl didn't like this album because it spoke facts.

[@spiritcrusher4327]

I love the fact that this man always give us his point of view... he could just react and stay neutral but this guy is just different.. gotta love him

[@mikelangelo5022]

Em asked us “Do you still believe?” And warned us saying, “I’ll never forget if you turn your back on me now and walk out I will never let you live it down”. Well the ones who counted him out for Revival are coming back.

[@corylyonsmusic]

Believe is one of his best songs ever imo. When you have been on a lifelong journey with someone, you feel like you know them personally. That song really meant something to me because it's almost like I'm right there with him on the journey. Doubting himself at times, asking why you would doubt him after you have "believed" in him so long. Classic. Even the motivational speech parts, "or you gone use the cards you're dealt as an excuse not to do shit with 'em." I am completely baffled as how ANYONE can say he isnt one of the greats, it's just lies and hating lol.

[@Frozen_1Chosen]

Cory Lyons Music Agreed. Believe is in my top 3 Eminem songs all time. So motivational and powerful. That line you quoted is one of my favorites from the song, as well as “put your temper to more use cause being broke’s a poor excuse, that should only give you more fuel, show em why you’re you” Just shows the times we are living in that people call that song trash

[@corylyonsmusic]

@@Frozen_1Chosen yes sir

[@ShowStartersNM]

That Album was dope af, i always felt you either weren't a true fan and shunned it cause its beats or didnt like it cause you didnt relate....yet. I related to everything he had to say on this album, from family, children, fighting with my ex, the government and politics, police, and so on! I felt it was ahead of its time, and it came from the heart. He's living proof that the pin is stronger than the sword, he's the only man in the world DONALD TRUMP will not tweet back or respond to. EMINEM RAPS WHAT HE BELIEVES IN AND IS PASSIONATE ABOUT IT BUT WILLING TO WRITE ABOUT IT TO HELP THOSE IN THE WORLD WHOM MAY RELATE. RECOVERY HELPS SO MANY ADDICTS TILL THIS DAY. HE STANDS FOR WHAT AMERICA IS SUPPOSED TO BE, equality(made it in a prodometamly black industry) freedom (to believe in his own beliefs and follow his dreams. Though not a soldier hes faught for this country lyrically! EVEN DREW A LINE IN THE SAND, TAKING A STAND, STATING IF YOUR A FAN OF DONALD TRUMP HE DIDN'T WANT YA AS A FAN, THAT RIGHT THERE WAS SO POWERFUL, AN ARTIST WILLING TO GIVE AWAY HIS WHOLE FAN BASE AND THE MONEY THAT COMES WITH IT FOR WHAT HE BELIEVES IN. EMINEM IS SO INSPIRATIONAL AND IM PROUD TO BE A STAN, THAT MAN LIFTED ME UP WHEN I WAS DOWN WITH "GUTS OVER FEAR", RELATED WHEN I WAS "ROCK BOTTOM" HELPED ME KICK WITH "NOT AFRAID" AND WITH RELATIONSHIPS WITH "STRONGER THAN I WAS", TILL THIS VERY DAY WITH TRACKS LIKE " NO REGRETS". NOT ONLY IS HE MY INSPIRATION WITH EACH YEAR ADDED BEING SOBER AND IDOL FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS WHICH HELPED ME ACHIEVE MY DREAMS BUT THE TRUE DEFINITION OF "GOAT". Yes Royce is biblical and philosophical and well rounded as artist and beat many demons like Em. BUT THERE IS NO OTHER ARTIST OUT THERE THAT HAS AS MUCH POWER AND INFLUENCE THROUGH RELATING TO OTHERS. IM SURE HES SAVED SO MANY LIVES, AND INFLUENCED AS WELL. HE MAY OF INFLUENCED HIS FAN BASE IN THE BEGINNING TO TRY DRUGS BUT HE HELPED GET US OFF, NOT THROUGH ONLY LYRICS BUT BY WALKING THE TALK, HES 12 YEARS SOBER NOW! Daughters are doing great, he not only raps for his fans, but cause its still fun for him. GLAD DRE TOOK THAT CHANCE, OR THE WHO RAP GAME WOULD BE DIFFERENT ALONG WITH LIVES AROUND THE WORLD

[@nickcojocar3298]

The funny part is, em did this for the black people and they turned around and shitted on his work, but now that this happened everyone sees what em meant and wanna appreciate it

[@msrefined1]

Not everyone. I’m ride or die Em. Have been since his first album dropped. I still remember all the side eyed looks I would get when I said he was one of the best. I don’t knock other people’s views or opinions but we all have voices, this is how he chooses to use his, and I thank him for it.

[@nickcojocar3298]

MsRefined1 I’m just saying, a majority of black people who listen to music right now are inclined to call Eminem corny because he’s white and old. But yet here he is using his platform to help bring attention to it and all of the sudden Eminem is cool

[@ashleighnoone3168]

He lost a lot of white fans who weren't happy that he was taking a stance against Trump too. Royce was right when he said we are fickle fans lol.

[@artwithart2190]

@Jason King kanye did, he did gold digger lol

[@NikTheMusicKid]

Em is on a level no one could even imagine being. Yet he is so in touch with the world and the way he thinks and just how he uses his platform. There is NO ONE like him. once i heard this song i will never dislike this man

[@ianjones1118]

This song was an education. You're silence during and after the song said it all.

[@WitchZer0]

When you do your thing, you give a lot of people enjoyment. An escape for at least 15 minutes or so. Enjoying some shit together. I just hope you never think its nothing.

[@alexalvarez1843]

yeah when he was quiet at the end of the song i was like "sooo whatchu think????

[@rebeccalebeck9180]

truth

[@kingbillajr]

The whole album is dope bruh! Revival. If u ready for woke Eminem Dive into this album bruh! With songs like like home etc! 💯✌️

[@joaopedrofreitas6638]

Good lyrics, bad production

[@evhnj]

@@joaopedrofreitas6638 Right? I hated almost every feature. 😞

[@kingbillajr]

@@joaopedrofreitas6638 well yeah but that was kinda on purpose tho! so that he has more creativity on flow and rhyme patterns as well as like the way he wanted to sound like and what not!. But yeah the production could've been better and the whole sound of the album as well.

[@jattebaleyos116]

Just bad beat selection though the album has good lyrics

[@boooozeed]

Let's be real! The production was trash, the features were horrible, his flows on most songs were not great! the only good thing about Revival was the content.

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

EM grew up and hung around black people all his life, he even said black people saved his life, trust me when em understands some of the struggles your people go through, this is why he has no issue standing up and using his voice and platform to show nothing but love and support for the african american community

[@G4ndolfTheGr4y]

This song always brings a tear in my eyes near the end of it. It's refreshing knowing how many people he may have influenced who needed influenced. We need Eminem, his lyrics are almost magical, and we need as much of that magic as possible...

[@jeremykrohnfeldt3097]

The art of having a productive open dialogue is slowing being lost. I respect those that can still do it.

[@str8crownroyal650]

Great Reaction. Yes this is off the Revival “woke” album that everyone hated, So Em is on a Skit on Royce da 59 album latest album call Perspective. I think you should check it out.

[@Icarus-pv8wx]

This instantly became one of my favorite tracks the first time I heard it. It DOES hit different and given the background he came up in he’s coming from a place of TRUTH.

[@kimberleighlivingston9411]

Eminem is OUR token Nigga. That's why I LOVE his music so much. His music and message is timeless and that's why Eminem is the GOAT.

[@Hieillua]

Stevie bro, you still have a lot of Eminem gems to discover. Em also always had messages like this in his music, like in ''White America''. But this track probably went even further.

[@TraditionalViewsPlease]

Not gonna front, that one got me bro... everything was going through my mind while listening and seeing the words to this one!

[@andreablackwood-barnes2950]

I bought this album when it came out and remember listening to this track and not being able to move or think about anything else for ages... literally stunned into silence. Love these reactions Stevie! Keep 'em coming. Appreciation from the UK.

[@NasiaChristine]

I think we all forget although he maybe white. Eminem grew up with this, his best friend was killed by this type of violence. But he’s been effected and seen this in real life. So a lot of what he said was from experience and his friends experience.

[@Kim-rf5et]

He also knows how racism feels black people hated on him bad because he was white and they still do. EMINEM is the greatest and black people are racist against him cause he's white. So racism runs both ways.

[@Kim-rf5et]

@Peter Hernandez yes of course I never meant all. But Eminem has lived a hard life we all can relate to no matter what color we are, no matter what our financial status is. Eminem has been through a extremely hard life which I believe is why he's so famous he's very relatable.

[@pjaoobanderasimali]

BRAVO MY MAN FOR DOING THIS SONG JUST NOW

[@ThisisStephennn]

You're the only person that gave this song a positive review. When this album dropped it got so much hate

[@protix9880]

@@burdman1333 it's not because people "didnt listen" you can look up reviews of people who actually listened

[@IIIICASEIIII]

For anybody saying Em doesn't rep the culture? This is the only vid they need to see! Period!

[@entelapollozhani3227]

And I don't understand 😕 how this album was not well received 😕 Do they listen?? This is great and needs to be listen to more people. EMINEM is the true artist the way how he put all facts history. It gives me goosebumps

[@Leon-yg5gm]

the content is amazing, but the production on this song is whack af. It's just been overproduced.

[@apretrogaming1041]

@@Leon-yg5gmthe first beat isn’t great but it’s not about the beat, it’s the message. That second beat goes hard though and he raps his ass off while spitting facts

[@jackjohnson2309]

Bro, Revival was legit legendary.

[@jayzor]

Stevie you a natural leader. Keep voicing your voice I love it, we need change. As a Mexican who grew up in a majority black schools, I love my brothers and sisters. Us minorities have to stick together and fight the oppression they got us on ✊🙏

[@The1Catherine]

This song is from Revival the album people said was trash. When this album, came out people weren’t ready for it. I hope "everyone" takes the time to listen and appreciate the amazing body of work.

[@blessbima0642]

Revival is like a fine wine... The older it gets the better it becomes🔥🔥🔥🔥 glad I never slept on this from the get go!!

[@addya4011]

Joe Budden said this was ‘the worst song he’s ever heard’ For someone like Eminem who is a huge superstar and for him to rap and release this song is HUGE! I can not believe how many people have slept on this song. This should be trending number 1!

[@colossalthadon8161]

I was bumping it when it came out and was back at it more so recently.

[@yunngmelt1858]

Very true

[@eythemischief4148]

One of.. but, yeah.

[@gravlin216]

This is the song that started the beef with him and Budden. Joe tore him down for this and this is the exact thing he’s talking about when he’s talking about people reacting to his shit sharing opinions when it went over their head.

[@JP-fq2qj]

This is why hip-hop is beautiful. Bridges gaps and let's us all know we have more in common with each other then we think.

[@ronnieschlecker8002]

Wow.. i have tears,chills and heartache from this tune. Ive never heard it before, but even word he said is so true. Thank you for sharing this and all the other tunes you react to.. so glad I found your channel.. thank you again steve

[@anilpradhan7964]

I am lost for word for EM...The greatest ever and HE speaks for us all...THIS WAS HARD MAN...HARD....He always stood for all and what happening now...is nothing humane at all..

[@EricaShady10171972]

Untouchables by Eminem is the perfect reaction during these times

[@jaybowlo5066]

Stevie knight I'm Mexican 🇲🇽 I don't care what color Em is. Eminem is talking the truth and people hate when they hear the truth.

[@jaymichael3511]

I've been a hip hop head since The Fat Boys and Run DMC. I'm a caucasian man and 44 years old. Grew up poor. I feel the same way Em does Stevie. I love your input on music. Please keep up the great work.

[@ryanettel6701]

43 and white. Feel the same way. I appreciate the culture. I love the culture. I respect the culture. I am down and always will be. Let’s just take a moment to say thanks to the Game. It got me through tough times. I am forever grateful to the pioneers of Hip-Hop, and THE ones who raise it on high. Marshall is the best ambassador for this culture. IDGAF what skin color he has. It’s about what’s in your heart and soul. God bless Stevie, and ALL of you guys who love the game. Regardless of skin shade. Let’s rally, and bring this genre back to where it should be. Love all y’all. 🔥🙌🔥

[@freakywrithe7790]

Tell me again that Marshall is not relevant anymore, I'm waitin' Respect!

[@dianastoencheva2175]

He’s been relevant for 20 years! People just straight hating

[@bhanukashyap1115]

@@dianastoencheva2175 say it louder for people in the back!!!!

[@Aj-me8mo]

@@dianastoencheva2175 I love you just for saying that 💪😂

[@SPIsamoanmenace]

I liked this album, I think this showed Ems growth, content in this album was more potent than all others put together. Ems skill was always able to tell a story. Love your channel brah. Respect for Down Under (Australia) 🤙🤙🤙

[@foxwolf4608]

Only artist who doesn’t just speak up when it’s popular to talk about it

[@waynejosephsocobasin3593]

Revival is one of my Fav Em albums. All heart and soul.

[@JohnTubeChannel]

I dunno why I always loved this song. Doesn't relate to me in anyway shape or form as a white man living in the UK. Just the way it's put across really makes me feel like I can have an understanding of how it is. Really made me feel some kinda way watching Stevie's reaction and speechlessness.

[@davidshaw1417]

Imagine having to give your kids a talk that they're going to be treated different and people are going to always assume the worst about you because of what you look like. That's heartbreaking.

[@kylerlegend7887]

David Shaw imagine having to tell your kids after them learning about Martin Luther king jr and the black rights movement that it’s still going on and that they can help the change for equality through spreading love and positivity and honesty rather than hate and fear and negativity.

[@brendanstevenson9957]

NoNoNoNii racist.

[@simonkatz7867]

@NoNoNoNii lol yeah it's quite shameful to know I share a race with the racist assholes

[@geraldreel9717]

This is some oxymoron racism......

[@huhsaidcj.1837]

I live with a deformed syndrome & people probably assume I’m “retarded”

[@omajor1574]

Revival is so slept on. We appreciate you doing these reactions. Much luv✌🏾

[@arjunsj3489]

Your silence after the song speaks way more than any commentary could ❤️

[@bradbrrnbang9800]

Check out Eminem - perspective, from Royce recent album, good talking

[@PaulyC.]

The whole Revival album is that woke and deep, you need to get into more songs from that album!

[@PhatheadtheMusicChild]

To say he is a guest in the house of hip hop but yet this song represents his respect for the culture he's the best to touch the microphone!!!!

[@Karmark07]

Yup. Definitely a state of mind. Only the open minded, awoke and aware, that are able to acknowledge and accept how important it is to know the value of our differences is. Our differences is supposed to be a support and not to compete who’s better or stronger. It’s our morals and ethics. Change starts within and that is a lesson for every parents and parents to be. Because they are the role model, the father, the mother, the teacher and guidance for the next generation.

[@Cohleash]

Needed this song and it's reaction from you on these current times and you handed it to us on a platter. Thank You. I haven't started watching this yet, but I am sure - as I know this song, the sense Eminem makes on the issue will touch you and anybody who listens to it. I can easily understand Eminem's frustration over hate that gathered for his album, when he honestly wanted to put bold thoughts like this in a song and still wasn't heard the way he wanted to, I can understand him.

[@VictorCruz-yb4ir]

Stevie Knight "this is amazing" Joe Budden "this is the worst song i have ever heard "

[@tha1andonly836]

This is one of the ones Trader Joe was picking on.. All they do is hear the hook and say it wack. This whole album was 🔥 I love it when Em gets in his bag and sends a message through songs. 1st time I've seen you let the whole song ride out and you were just in deep lyrical thought. Shit was dope! One thing I noticed is that you said "nothing I can do will actually make a difference" and that is the wrong way to think. You might have a small following compared to rappers/actors n shit, but you do have a following. And if you can reach even 1 person, you've made a difference! WHEN ALL IS SAID AND DONE, CHANGE WILL HAPPEN!

[@terrortoby47]

True

[@chrismouton1985]

Respect to Em. Words are his weapons and damn the man is effective with them. I've been a fan of him since the first song I listened to. I'm a fan for life!

[@KRSwop1]

Hey Bro, speaking your mind and us hearing your perspective is cathartic for a lot of us. A lot of us are in pain and frustrated right now. Don’t apologize for venting. We all need it. Appreciate you and your content bud! Stay safe! ✌️💯💯💯

[@poyznelf]

Gonna say, this made me proud of Em.

[@Kath_klclouds]

The fact that you could still communicate your feelings so well after watching the video is amazing, because we know you had so much going through your mind. Racism IS stupid. I'm glad you reacted to this, because I've never heard/seen it, either.

[@let_your_weird_light_shine_2.0]

I've never heard this before....wow...he hit every nail...

[@tnae]

Yep. That album... but I’ve loved that album since it came out.

[@FoohonPie]

You're doing plenty dude, and it does make a difference. Just like Em using his platform as a vehicle for this message, you're doing the same with this video by giving us your perspective. Music connects us, and its analysis contributes to the dialogue. Thanks for your insight.

[@christopherkosowski9471]

I have sooooo much respect for Eminem when he keeps providing people with an education the way he does. Who in their right mind doesn't want him on their side. I never met Stevie but I'd go to bat for him in a second along with anyone NO matter what race as long as you aren't ignorant. We are all the same!

[@dend1]

This song is one more reason eminem is the Goat

[@BallisticStigmata]

Love you Stevie, real shit. Love all you guys. We all need to stick together. We're squabbling at ground zero, being divided while the rich sit in their high castles.

[@michaelmcdonnell2290]

100% facts🎯🎯🎯

[@lxgxndaryeffects3580]

And I quote the G.O.A.T. himself, “I don’t care if you’re black, white, straight, bisexual, gay, lesbian, short, tall, fat, skinny, rich or poor. If you’re nice to me, I’ll be nice to you. Simple as that.”

[@dwolfe401]

Em raised a whole generation of us to view the world thru and honest lens . Em opened our door to hip hop but mainly he opened our eyes to what goes on in the world that we dont get to see . Em , Rogan , and Carlin are the 3 white people who have helped me to see this world in a way where I actually see color and struggle . Carlin had bits about how police treat black people since the 1970s , honest truth will make you view the world thru a better eye .

[@conflickshun9223]

Times are hard right now.. Now is the time we stand together. One love, Stevie. One love.