First Time Hearing (Eminem) - "Lose Yourself"

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[@mrgadget1485]

I've got a college degree because of this song, not kidding. This motivated me through that.

[@dxrkfire22]

Good job

[@mrgadget1485]

@@dxrkfire22 , thx!

[@dxrkfire22]

@@mrgadget1485 yw

[@dtxa7x]

Yo that’s amazing man, I don’t even have my GED lol and I’m 26 bro! That’s a major accomplishment to me, good on you man and hope for much more success for you.

[@unrealtalks7242]

charles berry It’s never too late! they have programs where you can get your GED late in life!! you can do it! ☺️☺️

[@mariejustme]

When that song dropped it was like a nuclear bomb. It still has that same effect on me. I still remember all the words after all these years. It’s awesome to see how fired up ya’ll got listening to it. Em is truly the 🐐.

[@msabccbscnnoanfoxnews]

Prof would rap circles around Eminem. Em is old and dated, Prof is fresh. Fresher then Eminem has ever been

[@rororice1868]

@@msabccbscnnoanfoxnews tf u smoking😭😭😭😭

[@msabccbscnnoanfoxnews]

@@rororice1868 I would have said that exact same thing before I heard Prof. I was just like you and probably everyone else thought Eminem was the best rapper and no one could even get close until I heard Prof

[@rororice1868]

@@msabccbscnnoanfoxnews tbh its all based on opinions so tbh there Can't be a best rapper quote on quote but prof is nice tho

[@msabccbscnnoanfoxnews]

@John Anderscheck Prof for your self. I used to think Eminem was the best. Then I heard Prof. kzbin.info/aero/PLDbqW984hNnET6kUfyVI8tZx8iVhLTzOo

[@chrisc5250]

Props to Dre for recognizing what Em was, and giving him a platform to make musical history

[@anniesmolkin7685]

Absolutely it’s so inspirational because it wasn’t easy for Eminem to break through . You can see how every one sees that .

[@ramnunmawiamawia8541]

Or Iluminati's

[@AldrickExGladius]

Talent recognize talent!

[@kimmie220]

YES!!!

[@MomoSimone22]

Dre put his rep on the line for Em, but he wouldn't let anyone deter him from signing Em and working with him! All those losers who told Dre to drop Em surely were feeling like complete idiots once Em got big!

[@kshitizkafle4725]

"Lose Yourself" won the Academy Award for Best Original Song, making it the first hip hop song to receive the award, and also won the Grammy Award for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Solo Performance.

[@anthonyflinn3305]

If I remember correctly during the awards ceremony for the Academy the award was being presented by Barbra Streisand and of course first she listed the nominees and she almost did not list the song amongst the nominees she added at the last second sort of like oh yeah and Lose Yourself by Eminem from 8 Mile and then lo and behold it won.

[@peacepupppy]

He didn't attend the Oscars, I'm not sure why. But the year before last he finally performed the song there. It was a surprise and I think he got a standing ovation. The performance is on You tube.

[@iceman7757]

@@peacepupppy He was at home with his daughter

[@larrote6467]

@@peacepupppy why would any self respecting person ever go to the oscars?

[@peacepupppy]

@@larrote6467 I didn't go....lol.

[@jjejet]

The entire generation of angry kids from broken homes grew up on this song, looking in the mirror and hyping ourselves up not to give up and to go for it even without having a single thing to fall back on,. Oscar-worthy indeed!

[@SpicyGramCracker]

The irony that is was the anthem for a generation of women becoming single moms. We were all at the club burning the anger out to this song.

[@skarlottt]

Indeed

[@spregged7231]

That’s what the Oscar’s are supposed to be. Not some elitist shit crapped out by people who don’t give a damn if you or me die poor but shit that pumps you up, give you the energy to give your all and inspires you to make an impact that shakes the world.

[@dylanlowell4704]

No so much broken home as an abusive marine father. Hated me listening to this. My mom had my back and that’s where the broken home came in

[@magnum427]

and good on you for finding a 'Path' !

[@Mr2012Ultra]

This was one of my son’s favourite artists. He passed away 10 years ago at the age of 25(Cancer). I live his memory thru you guys. Makes me happy to watch this even thou I have tears in my eyes. Thanks guys.

[@unaromanticamas]

Sorry to hear this. 😢❤

[@Ok-ud7kh]

I’m so sorry

[@chriszone50]

It is annoying that every song posted on KZbin, has a dozen people in the comments, bringing up dead people who liked this song. Can’t watch a music video without commenters talking about dead people, it’s really really repetitive, and it just gets old.

[@Ashley_e]

I’m so sorry for your loss! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tanvi9973]

​@@chriszone50 wtf is wrong with u? U can't empathize, then shut up and ignore the comment.

[@kellifranklin9872]

Congrats to Eminem for being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. So deserving of the honor!

[@p4fizzle]

Absolutely!! And I say that as a life long Rock and Heavy Metal fan! Eminem transcends genres!

[@OriginalPuro]

@@p4fizzle Not really. He's a rapper and has always been a rapper, he hasn't bridged any genres at all.

[@p4fizzle]

@@OriginalPuro Ok, so to break that down for you so you understand what that means. It means that people who wouldn't normally listen to rap, will listen to Eminem. So he transcends genres. It doesn't mean he does heavy metal and rap. cool

[@brandonbuckles826]

​@@OriginalPuroThe Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has taken on the role of recognizing artists and musicians for incredible lifetime achievements, transcending genres through their impact on music culture as a whole.

[@dandieabbott5409]

@@OriginalPuroThere’s no Hall Of Fame for Hip-Hop or Rappers so The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Induct Other Musicians/Rappers and Singers

[@artvandelay9483]

I may be super late to this, but yess! I am 33 year old white girl that grew up in the trailer park. When Eminem started his stuff, it was like he was representing all of us. It didn't matter if you were black, white, brown or Native, he spoke to all of us poor people living in in the trailers. We are stronger because of him

[@DSPHistoricalSociety]

Fuck yeah!!

[@mary1412]

HOW IS THIS YOUR FIRST TIME WATCHING THIS?!? 😂 so iconic. You can’t listen without saying all the words you know. SUCH a good song

[@samulilietjarvi1807]

because its not, these reactors lies

[@mattlee7210]

I first watched the video when i was 16 back in 2002 lol. I agree it's definitely a good song!

[@youmakemehappy7]

They said in the beginning they've heard it before.. but it's been years

[@youmakemehappy7]

@@samulilietjarvi1807 They said in the beginning they've heard it before.... but it's been years

[@mary1412]

@@youmakemehappy7 yeah but heard it and seen it are 2 different things. The title is talking about watching this video which is what I was saying I couldn’t believe they have ever seen.

[@14dodong]

This is by far the most motivating song ever..🖤🤟

[@saltyark7564]

What about “Till I Collapse”?

[@HDHussain.]

@@saltyark7564 for me I agree with him. Lose Yourself is #1

[@Uub27]

@@HDHussain. They are both good but to me Till I Collapse feels less artificial then Lose Yourself

[@halfbloodswan]

@@Uub27 And I thought I was too high

[@MrMambott]

Yup this song and a baseball bat is all I needed lol

[@binkyfp]

My kids used to make me listen to Eminem when I drove them to school in the early 2000's and eventually I grew to love his music and the movie 8 Mile was AMAZING!!! I'm a 57 year old white lady driving down the road with her windows down and Eminem's rapping to the highest volume my stereo would go! I have to say I extremely enjoyed watching you guys reactions!! Now I'm watching your other videos!

[@debrahelicke7204]

I'm 70 and this song makes me move. Big fan

[@papilala7820]

i loved your comment

[@barbragerhard9361]

U were not alone. I'm in my 50's, white and female and love the heck out of most rap b4 2010. Some new rappers get my attention at times.

[@roei8791]

I'm 100% sure you are a great mother. Much love ❤️

[@boudyslim4812]

I'm 125 but this is a banger fam. When this dropped i stopped listening to that Mozart shit

[@elainemcflynn5637]

Em is a literary genius, he is truly poetic and has a reach beyond colour, creed, age and nationality.

[@jaanuvashisht3196]

Next has to be "Till I Collapse" The most motivated song!

[@JD-nj8hd]

Till I collapse remix with 50 cent. It's fake but better.

[@thealbinopolarbear-3139]

Facts em is king even still

[@ryanolsen294]

or higher

[@msabccbscnnoanfoxnews]

@@thealbinopolarbear-3139 I’m pretty certain Prof has already caught up and surpassed old man Eminem. Listen to FireProof or any Prof song. Ems old news

[@markmcd2602]

Motivational*

[@Dezzyyx]

I feel like a lot of younger people don't appreciate EM, or always has to come with some bad energy or forced criticism. Loved how you show genuine appreciation without the input everyone just HAS to add like their 2 cents and its usually ignorant shit they say. Your a real bunch I can tell

[@Olivia-tz8rl]

That’s so much bullshit. I’m only 15 and everybody has heard of Eminem and all my friends listen to him. He’s really big and appreciated in all generations

[@jefferypaczkowski4687]

@@Olivia-tz8rl a lot of people from our generation really hate on Em ngl

[@Olivia-tz8rl]

@@jefferypaczkowski4687 I have never heard anyone🤷‍♀️

[@doboom7948]

@@jefferypaczkowski4687 I'm 15 too, never seen a single person my age hate on Eminem

[@thegreatgamers9812]

@@Olivia-tz8rl , it's a thing, a lot of people like to underplay his contributions to the game, especially those in our generation.

[@keyreverend1354]

Thank you for the compliment! I did that piano work! Female from NY! Attorney now.... because of this song! Age 46! Yeah that piano work IS mine!!! Best artist I ever worked with before going to law school!

[@batboy555]

That was great. Set the mood.

[@audisnewbeginning8616]

My fiancé was retired NFL. This was his pregame prep song too. I lost him in 2018, from CTE. Every time I hear this track it still hits hard.

[@Dani-rz8dj]

I’m so sorry🤍

[@dr.pepperqueen]

so sorry for your loss💕💕

[@allieren]

💜💜💜

[@bethhearn9261]

I'm so sorry you've been through that. Thanks for sharing such a personal thing. I hope that some day you won't feel the pain when you hear this song 😔

[@bawstonbredbeantownsfinest5249]

RIP

[@StephanieStanton]

I started tearing up when I saw how pumped that song got you kids. Same. Every time

[@vixybanker]

I do believe that he won Academy Award for this song, the only rap song to do so. I love it!!

[@SamAsm367]

365 Mafia also won an Academy Award with a rap song.

[@isaachaile6034]

Common also won an oscar

[@bendover7841]

it's hard out here for a pimp won one

[@Cesar_ean]

he won the oscar for his movie because of this song

[@Oatmilllk]

He won an Oscar and Grammys. First Hip Hop song in history to win an Oscar

[@sppsports2449]

Best rap song ever in my opinion. There's a lot out there. But... this hits deep, this speaks to the heart.

[@FriendoftheSubReddit]

Lose Yourself is an epic song but come on, it’s not the best rap song ever.

[@rouch2486]

@@FriendoftheSubReddit one of the best for sure

[@colleen3627]

Best rapper period

[@pp-here]

What about Stan?

[@Ascendment]

I can't even imagine the amount of ppl that have made it through difficult times with the help of this song alone. It's as if the music brings out the hidden power sleeping deep within you. Timeless and priceless track.

[@daisyortiz9970]

My High School literature class teacher used the lyrics to this song to discuss poetry. It was odd but awesome lol.

[@seaneendelong8065]

Oh wow... I chose this for my god son when his speech therapist said he had to memorize a poem or other and recite it for him to demonstrate he was improving. He was 13 and struggling to not mumble and express himself, and when I heard of this task he did NOT want to cooperate on I thought THIS ONE will catch his mind and motivate him. So I found it online and downloaded it to his laptop along with a lyric sheet and walked him through the messaging from both 8 Mile and the lyrics directly. Then I helped him to learn the different cadences and speeds and patterns of sounds while being clear in his speech until he felt confident in practicing alone... 2 weeks later and his mon insiated I come to the therapy session with them- good thing I did, they forgot his laptop so I brought it up on my celll's playlist lol. His therapist had no idea what he had chosen and said to me was it llke a scene from Shakespeare and what was a need for audio? I laughed and said MUCH better demostration for his improvement- and suddenly my tense and slumping godson stood up straight and looked him in the eye while he said it was a rap song. The dumbfounded doubt on his face! I just said Listen and you will see, got a nod and hit play. It was amazing: he had been doing decent last I heard him 2 weeks prior, but now only 2 words were stumbled on in the entire song, he never even glanced at the laborious work with cheatsheet he held, and hit every shift and rhythm perfectly. He got a standing ovation by his speech therapist and I saw a rare smile. But the best gift of all was having him be so confident he wanted to demonstrate his skills to a circle of friends at school- which led to a huge shift in his entire friendships and sports and school academic experiences for the positive. From one single rap song. There is magic embedded in this work. I know it. And saying it perfectly and with your heart evokes change for good. ✅

[@alyx19]

@@seaneendelong8065 this is wonderful!! I'm so happy for this ❤️

[@Harrell9945]

Were you in my class? Lol I used it too…it would blow my students’ minds when I’d break out rapping this song as an example of iambic pentameter.

[@kygal]

Sounds like you had a great teacher!

[@Cbella82]

@@seaneendelong8065 that’s so inspiring 🫶🏼

[@jackinthebox3474]

For me some of Eminem most Iconic songs are... -Lose yourself -Stan -The real slim Shady -Cleaning out my Closet

[@nikhilmalpani9508]

Plz replace cleaning out my closet with headlights

[@michellerechel6555]

No way... without me My dad's gone crazy Superman Business... "Suck it marshal" don't no how many times I said that... lol

[@jackinthebox3474]

@@nikhilmalpani9508 both iconic

[@jackinthebox3474]

@@michellerechel6555 definitely

[@rachelc8715]

‘’Cleaning out my Closet’’ came on my Spotify in the car the other day and my 13 year old started crying lol I looked over at her and said “What’s wrong?!?!” She said “Mama this song is so SAD!!!” I guess I was so young the first time I heard it I never fully realized just how damn sad it truly is.

[@erzebetb]

i am a 71 yr old white woman and i love eminem! this movie was the ''rocky' of its' generation. and the song won an academy award>>?? oh hell yes, i am singing along with it right now. love y'all and your videos.

[@melissadevries1061]

“Success is my only mf option. Failures NOT.” … “So here I go, it’s my shot. Feet fail me not. This may be the only opportunity that I got.” The words still make my chest burn. I identified immediately with the “self made” shirt here. I was raised on food stamps and food banks, welfare Christmas’s, domestic violence, divorce, alcoholism, you name it. No help when I graduate high school. All I had was a refusal to fail or settle. This song makes me feel like I’m that 18 year old again, just knowing that life wasn’t for me. It couldn’t be. I had to get out. With nothing but a dream and a drive. I live a great life now. I’m a biopharmaceutical sales rep. I’ve lived abroad. I own a home. I work everyday for my family and my future. Someday I’ll have to explain to my children how I grew up, because their childhood is so different than mine.

[@sharonmmurray1945]

Barack Obama used to listen to this song on his way to public speaking, love your reactions from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@JimJamFam]

Eminem, Jay Z, Tupac, Biggie, Andre 3000, Nas, Wayne, Kendrick in no particular order. They are all GOATED!

[@whenyounutinhermouthandshe]

I would put J cole on there but I agree.

[@Buxtonarmyy]

Same with cent

[@jesuslopez-jz1vz]

Mac Miller too

[@Lurch685]

Wayne does not belong anywhere near this list.

[@chriswildhaber35]

Totally, they all are, but in my opinion Em's the greatest of all time.

[@sda3082]

First time? That's impossible

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

It can’t be if they saw the movie already 😂

[@ladeeda945]

The MEMORIES. I will never forget sitting in the theater, opening day for 8 Mile. I forgot to breathe when I heard this song for the first time. Not a rapper, but also raised in hopelessness and got out. Instantly transported back to the moment I realized that I wasn't alone and that I had to gtfo.

[@taylernicks8751]

7:40 dude on the left looked like em was talkin to him face to face, this song still out here inspiring people 🤘🙌

[@kevin_ninja_jones2363]

I remember a time when the U.S government even tried to cancel Eminem back in the day but couldn't. Eminem has always been a goat

[@TrimTrimmer]

If you can write a great song that doesn’t age, applies to every generation, and sends the same relevant message out to your grandkids as it did your own generation then you will never be forgotten. This is like we are the champions, it just remains.

[@MaybeitsmeJulia]

I have been BINGING on your videos. You take no prisoners and it's a fun time re-living all these songs with you! I'm an old bird but seeing you youngsters enjoy this gives me life.

[@williamchilds4093]

Funny Thing Is... This Is An Exact Replica Of Growing Up In Michigan In The 80s. The Trailer, The Mom, The Struggle Just To Be Accepted. The Girl Always Had An Alternate Path. The Feeling You Get When You Watch 8 Mile... Is Actually How It Felt Then. Im 46, Same Age As Em. I Grew Up In Carson City Michigan... Rough Times, Rough People, Tough Lines... Y'all Did Good On This Reaction. I was Curious To See This Generation Responding To My Childhood... Thank You.

[@chrissmith6774]

Em is 49

[@goctaworldbeats]

..What do you think of this mashup with lose yourself? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJrZlZdtfdZ4grc

[@jesuslopez-jz1vz]

I'm in my 20s and I love this song man the movie was amazing as well

[@themaggattack]

Yes! Em represents for good Michiganders. And he gives props and respect to the black community, where rap began. (Unlike that embarrassing old Karen-type geezer, Kid Rock, who unfortunately represents a whole other demographic of Michigan whites.🤦‍♀️)

[@chivonfortney1656]

Same hard times vibe during that time in northern Missouri, I'm 42, and grew up in same time frame as you.

[@deannharris2424]

I love y’all’s energy. I’ve heard of some actors and actresses who sing this song in their head before they go on stage in front of their peers. Isn’t that something. I thought it was great when he performed this song at the Academy Awards. Selma Hayek freaked out because she confessed that she sings this song before she has to speak in front a crowd. Eminem had just performed this song and it was a surprise to everyone. He was coming off the stage and she bumped into him. She said she freaked when she saw him and spit water on him. You should see the clip. Anyway, he ended up taking a picture with her but she was so bummed out that her hero was going to think she was crazy. The next day she reads that Eminem was asked if he enjoyed performing at the Awards show and he said, “Yeah, I got to meet Selma Hayek.” How cool was that? She couldn’t believe it. When I’m down I like to listen to that song because it’s inspirational. Great job guys. I truly loved y’all’s reaction.

[@magesticsuperteam]

Good comment

[@wearitlikeadiva]

This song kills me, makes me cry it’s so powerful!

[@ArnhemBoy20]

This song takes over your soul somehow

[@dogmom485]

One of my favorite songs from Him. He always writes about his life it seems. Which makes it hit so much deeper when you listen to him.

[@nickcrim6735]

"Every track meet...every race.....I play this song" We absolutely feel you dawg. This was would be a go to song for me if I was an athlete.

[@victoriacarter7426]

Soooo dope! Em is so powerful! My favorite hard hitting Em song! Lyrics are so outta control good! It's impossible to sit still during this track. ❤ Love your channel!

[@karlaknapper7616]

My opinion, Eminem is the best lyricist, his delivery and style along with keeping his rap battle style makes him the best American rapper. His lyrics have so many layers and make you go back referencing events that took place 15 years ago and he brings then back and ties them into new songs. How many other people do that?

[@shahbahari4014]

You know it’s an all time goat song when gen z hyped up and appreciate it

[@kimberlymannino2179]

When Kayne read Em’s verse for Forever he canceled all appointments for 2 days to rewrite his and still got smoked by Em. Old Kayne good but end of discussion.

[@muybellaflower]

And so did Wayne

[@TheJenblock]

Love the authenticity of each person. Keeping it real!

[@countryhippie627]

This is my first time watching y'all. Amazing energy! I love Eminem and y'all!

[@user-qz1sj4ct2q]

I like my dude in the red shirt when he said top 5 pregame song all time...FACTS my guy. I like yall channel, just scribed up

[@ruthbronisas5545]

I really loved watching your reactions to this song. The guy in the white tee has such a sensitive heart and soul. It is so meaningful and heartfelt that he couldn't go on with stopping to get himself together. That's how intense this is. I reacted the same way when I listened to it. It's too intense to listen to non-stop. Everything about this song is just great - the rhythm, melody, words, story, honesty, message. I just love it

[@ricardosaenz569]

This was my high school football team song and 17 years later still gets me up and ready, full charge. Absolutely a top pre-game song.

[@M.S.44.44]

Every single time, to this moment, I listen to this song and I get chills. I feel like I got the world in my hands when I listen to it. Timeless.

[@tikcus6590]

when they made Forever and Kanye heard Eminem verse .... Kanye scraped his old verse tried to make a new one, he struggled for 2 days straight and his new verse didn't even came close to Em's verse ... that flow, wordplay ... geeeezzzz ... there's a video on KZbin with Kanye saying this

[@Philiopantheon82]

I was a teenager when this song dropped!! It was a lightening stroke my heart.. what an incredible song

[@Frogs84]

I just love to see people feel feelings. Nothing better than this

[@JohnnyPowerBomd]

I love you guys!!!Thank you for making shity days better!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@blankblank8424]

I love seeing these rare reactions. Stuff like this is in the sweet spot of being new enough that a majority of people have experienced it before, but it’s old enough to have missed the major beginnings of the reaction age.

[@Unogamingchannel]

I like how a lot of reaction channels will post "reacting to Eminem for the first time" and then it's two months of Eminem reaction videos that follow because of how insane he is. a lot of people made reaction channels that took off after reacting to Em, you get to experience insane lyricism, and his fan base follows because we all want to see other people react to it for the first time.

[@nicolefraser7730]

You really predicted this for them cause I’ve just gone through their videos and they have so much Eminem ones and you can really seeing them falling in love with Em

[@HeatherHennessey-zq4ou]

YOU GUYS are the GOAT for appreciating the brilliance of this!

[@sussannekeith5676]

You guys are so real … love your passion for great music ❤

[@degenerate.3574]

My Top 3... 1. Eminem 2. Nas 3. Tupac The reason i give Em the 1st place is bcuz of all the tools he has in his bag. He can do it all. Speed Rap, Lyrical Rap, Emotional Rap, His candace, flow, longevity, etc. Em is the only rapper i can think of that has different genres in his discography. -Whether its Comedy (Hi My Name Is, My Band, Purple Pills, etc.) -Whether it's Emotional Drama (Cleanin out my Closet, Spacebound, etc.) -Motivational (Till I Collaspse, Lose Yourself, Sing for the Moment, etc.) -Horror (Stay Wide Awake, Buffalo Bill, etc.) -Diss tracks (The Warning, Killshot, Bully, Nail in the Coffin, The Sauce, etc.) I can't even think of a comedy song from Nas, Jay-Z or Drake. Em really has done it all. I hope you guy's go down the Eminem rabbit hole tho. It took me until this past year to really go back and listen to him before I could see why so many have him as the GOAT. ...also anyone who dates a Kardashian is my #4 Lmao 😂🤣😂🤣

[@user-xt7jq8qp9x]

Kendrick is better then all of them maybe not nas

[@degenerate.3574]

@@user-xt7jq8qp9x I mean we're talking 10 platinum albums (Eminem) to only 1 platinum album (Lamar). Also nobody knew who Kendrick was before Good kid, Maad city and To pimp a butterfly. His 1st 6 Albums pretty much went unnoticed. Plus Em's longevity of 25 yrs of success is insane. People wont remember Kendrick in 25 yrs. Most don't even remember his 1st couple of albums right now 😂🤣

[@Gentlemanclub5]

Same top 3 over here 💪

[@user-xt7jq8qp9x]

@@degenerate.3574 Lmao? He’s the main topic in the rap discussion for the goat category now em is shit.. he doesn’t have a good album after mm2 so the past decade he’s been dropping ass music. Kendrick doesn’t have an album below an 8? Whilst em has revival and relapse he’s so inconsistent. And if someone knows Kendrick they know about section 80 and overly dedicated and how good it was from his debut project

[@degenerate.3574]

@@user-xt7jq8qp9x Did you just name 2 out of 11 of Em's albums as bad and then label him inconsistent?? 😂🤣 Meanwhile Kendrick has 10 albums and 8 of them are garbage or sub-par and definitely not Platinum lol. To pimp a butterfly and Maad city are his only good ones. Im tellin you nobody gave AF about him before Maad city. The truth is harsh sometimes kid 💀

[@Stardust414]

Y'all on this Em train is excellent content 💕 I was already a fan of the channel - luv y'all's real talk & energy ✌️🧘🏼‍♀️🤟 Now let's get that FOREVER reaction 😁

[@ARTUNAGER]

I reapeat that riff soooo many many times in my head... it keeps me going... it makes me unstoppable...

[@alexabbitt6135]

Much love to y’all. I’m from Shreveport La. shout out to y’all. 💯

[@chivonfortney1656]

I'm sitting here nodding right along with you guys. I cannot hold still when I hear this song! When it first came out I had it on repeat in my truck like pretty much non stop!

[@PinheadFTW]

Watch 8 Mile, listen to this song, and realize where he came from and what he has reached now. Incredible, motivating af.

[@laurenalisekeltz5876]

This song still gives me chills

[@chasitytrafford7595]

Lyrical Genius!!! The ONLY person for the last 20 plus years to speak real life shit that every gender, race and generation can relate to. Thank you Eminem for being the voice the world needs to hear

[@user-bb9cs2su5u]

Я русский, и зачем я это смотрю?) Потому что, это песня легендарная, даже мы все русские знаем ее. Я даже наизусть помню припев и первый куплет.

[@allbies]

If these guys like Em thug energy they should do 'Soldier'

[@slb6977]

This is why i love youtube. I could get lost watching young people vibe out to my childhood songs. You guys are so fucking amazing. Trust me.

[@handsolo1546]

I watched this in theatre when it came out. Still gives me chills to hear it. Cool to see this track have the same effect on a new generation

[@ahmad-ym6pf]

Eminem is the biggest rapper

[@mickisitterding5621]

I’m am old, I love Eminem and love your reaction. I truly believe that man’s gift is a gift for all of us.💯👍💪✌️❤️

[@lisagiorgi3958]

Loved watching this you guys!

[@Skevioannou]

My older sister used to sit me down and make me rap Eminem songs when I was a kid (2003 ish) to this day I still remember every word to lose yourself, mockingbird, hailies song and way I am 😂 so nice seeing your reactions cause I genuinely can’t remember the first time I heard a lot of Eminem’s songs!

[@forevermusic3750]

I will never get tired of this song

[@ajonteampanalo]

Great reaction! You guys should definitely watch / rewatch 8 Mile and do a reaction to the battle rap scene at the end. Also, in President Obama’s book last year, he said he would listen to Lose Yourself before he made important speeches 🔥🔥🔥

[@mymusicnee6110]

His life story is simply AMAZING 👏 💯❤️

[@amicodinessuno8835]

Greatest song in rap history

[@kirastus]

All these years later, still goosebumps, still the best.

[@mtbplus4479]

thank god for the 2 guys in the middle , please keep educating your homies dont lose hope for me its em, lil wayne and every body else can fight for the 3rd spot

[@WEGOLF1]

“Angel talks too fast” sent me over! Ya’ll are different for sure! 💐 Love you guys!!! 🤗🤘🤘

[@brittanyshadowens8908]

Dude. Love you guys!

[@T-Man_865]

I remember i was in college when this came out. I went to watch the movie the night it first hit theaters. Great track and great movie!

[@AbeW-ed9cj]

If you want to see the biggest flex! React to venom empire state performance.

[@jaanuvashisht3196]

Yeahhhhhh

[@Againsttherulescouk]

Classic classic brilliant tune.. hyped everytime I listen to this

[@johnnyfunke2482]

This song and many men were constantly in the weight room in high school. Always gave us the juice

[@leeroux5202]

Absolutely love this review. Eminem kills it

[@monickalynn4365]

He got an OSCAR for this track

[@Franklin3792]

You guys are GREAT!! Love YOU...

[@Ponzotopia]

This song is one big promise that never delivers. It drives me crazy! Love it

[@amlanbhattacharjee9028]

This song never ever gets old now matter how many times you listen

[@MaximDL1410]

First time ??? 😂 Where did you live under a Rock??? 😂 Greetings from Denmark. Eminem is the only G.O.A.T. In the Rap Game 🔥👏❤️😎

[@mlmartin2922]

That's the same thing I said, living under a rock.

[@kimberlyklug695]

you guys are hysterical!

[@kookiekris]

It feels good listening to people compliment my days of music style!! I like it. ❤

[@jaemyrick5277]

This is one of the most powerful motivational songs I ever hear back in 2002. I grew up in the 70’s and 80’s. I know about music in the 2000’s. 8 Mile was enjoyable. Eminem starring in his first film, he was incredible, like a natural.actor. Curtis Hanson who directed 8 Mile did fantastic job. I was very sad when I heard Curtis Hanson had passed away in 2016. R.I.P. Curtis. ❤ If anyone out there in society feels hopeless, doesn’t know where to go, is looking for direction in his or her life. Listen to “Lose Yourself” by Eminem. It just might motivate someone. My opinion.

[@Sinistatnt]

I fucking LOVE your hype for this song. CLASSIC 🔥🔥🔥

[@marthabuchanan835]

Em always spoke from the heart. He lived this so it was never fake

[@marg233]

Appreciation back at u💞

[@markpahate7019]

No cap this for me is the greatest rap song of all time. It doesn't get old. Everyone be bouncin' once that intro plays.

[@herrzimm]

Till I Collapse and Soldier are above this one in my "motivational tracks" by Em.

[@ancientseamonster9499]

Soldier is fire

[@lathspell87]

When this came out, it was on EVERY station. I remember the local rock station would play it all the time.

[@katjamuusers5263]

My soulmate..my men in the music ❤❤❤❤ happy birthday Marshall 🎉❤ m&ms