First Time Hearing Eminem - "STAN"

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[@TheOfficialCartierFamily]

They Finally Unblocked It !

[@jens2049]

This is the censored version, it's shit

[@vatoloco1348]

@@jens2049 they trying to get paid boi

[@christianarice1359]

THIS STORY IS TRUE!

[@FelipeGonzalez-oh8nu]

ok, the one in the middle with the red pull over, is he a model?

[@taylorcronin955]

I do buy stamps 6/10 though.

[@johnmorgan6117]

I can’t believe I’m at the age where I’m sitting here listening to people listening to Stan for the first time.

[@jayden9821]

I’m 13 this is my first

[@thandizulu5317]

Me too!

[@sophia-pd7ks]

How old are they? I'm 32 by the way

[@johnmorgan6117]

@@sophia-pd7ks I’m 30 lol

[@thandizulu5317]

@@sophia-pd7ks I'm 32 too!

[@walidbenchikha1460]

Oh Come on, you should never listen to the censored version of eminem's songs

[@TheColdrush22]

I know. What a weird choice. I would’ve thought they would’ve stopped it.

[@maxaguilar6606]

@@TheColdrush22 they probably want monetization

[@marioperez3428]

that's right, it's a sin to do that

[@anwarc357yahoocom]

Uncensored only version

[@rogersmith434]

Dido thank u!

[@saltyandthebeefcracker4863]

The crazy thing to me is, I was asking myself "How could he have not heard this song? it was everywhere." Then I realized. This song is 23 years old.

[@vanessarussell7048]

There’s no way I’m that old 😂

[@ryankasik7911]

aye my age

[@papaxook1249]

Lol I’m 19 and I grew up listening to this song, must’ve been because the area I was in

[@patriciajones6771]

Music have no age, when you are a lover of music, or you grew up in a house where your parents listened to popular music, you are familiar with many songs, for instance when I watch movies with a song I love I look up the singer, and in so doing you get to know songs that was around before you were even born.I love listening to old songs and music.They don't make them like that anymore. Real Voices, NO Auto tune.

[@clpmm27616]

Noooooooo 😢😢😢

[@heatherowl]

Being born in ‘85, it’s CRAAAZY to think there are young people who haven’t heard all Eminem’s early hits a million times.

[@brooksshantal200]

Lol me too G 85 too bro ...2 October 1985

[@LaughgreatYT]

im happy i got introduced to eminem really young, because otherwise I probably wouldnt be listening to him now (im like 16)

[@peterbuckley1310]

Shit, 91 for me but it still blows my mind lol

[@zac4073]

‘95 and I’ve listened to him since I was 8-9 years old lol. Thankfully I had a mother that was a big fan of him

[@jazminetherottie4394]

Born in ‘83. It’s impossible to describe to anyone that wasn’t old enough to listen to Em, or not even born yet, how he just took over hip hop, seemingly overnight, after “My Name Is” came out. Coming home from school every day, putting TRL with Carson daily and couldn’t wait to see new Em videos is one of my favorite memories!

[@adesolaspeller857]

The reason they liked the song is because it tells a story. That's what a lot of rap is missing today. They need to tell more stories.

[@paulim5040]

None of these new day rappers have stories to tell… besides the money women and drugs they dabble in. Musicians back then became musicians as an outlet to their life, music nowadays is all profit and just throwing recycled garbage to the masses who eat it all up. Drake is who I think about. Starting from the bottom? Right.

[@ig1948]

@@paulim5040 Bro acting like 50 cent, Dr Dre, Snoop dogg, Biggie and even 2 pac weren’t doing the exact same thing. Lmao you fail to realise modern day Hip Hop literally started as a violent genre, they have always been talking about crime, drugs and shooting. NWA the fcking pioneers were exactly doing that. Story telling came after and you also don’t realise story telling rap is different to trap and drill which is what’s big right now. Story telling hasn’t gone anywhere, if that’s what you want you can go listen to NF, Hopsin, Token… but obviously that won’t be mainstream because no one is trying to listen to a depressing story at a party. If I’m drinking, vibing and there’s girls I’m not trynna listen to Joyner Lucas telling me about how a guy shot his friend for initiation or about suicide wtf, I’ll leave that for when I’m chilling with 2 friends smoking and we wanna deep some lyrics. When you’re in a big group you wanna listen to Pop smoke, Travis Scott, Fivio foreign, Tion Wayne… that’s the reason the rap you talk about is the only one you hear. But if you think the kind you like doesn’t exist anymore, you’re looking in the wrong place. I don’t know where this stupid belief that a rapper has to be some mastermind lyrical miracle to deserve his fame came from.

[@cita134]

I've been saying this for a long time

[@leprechaun7667]

@@ig1948 Dude they’ve always been telling their stories through rap NWA included….🤦‍♂️

[@ngwadeyo8847]

Old guys like dat in america sayin they have neva heard dat song? Damn.am down in africa and 20 yrs old I've heard this song countless times since wen I was a kid.how can they say they have neva heard almighty eminem.they shld go to hell

[@mr.butler]

Stan is NOT based on a true story but a collection of experiences Eminem had.

[@blackhokage1744]

Stan lee

[@AquaKeyBlade98]

Oh okay, cool. I was hoping that was the case, like damn that would have been so tragic.

[@jonathanterblanche2984]

But based on experiences doesn't it makes it based on a true story? 😅

[@Andre-id9dl]

@@jonathanterblanche2984 It's not all based on the same people. Some of it's fake

[@riskyie2607]

Stan Lee kill his wife that is story is about music he made for his wife for respect?

[@MJ-54]

Wild that he literally invented a word with this song. People use "stan" today and it's because of this song. Awesome.

[@myeyes7733]

The frkn GOAT

[@katielainedesigns2507]

Eminem doesn’t just rap-he tells stories that are a cross between Edgar Allan Poe, Ernest Hemingway, and a touch of Bret Easton Ellis using an Urban narrative set to amazing music! He is a National Treasure ❤

[@JuanAppleseed-ge6tb]

Bret Easton Ellis 🙏🏻

[@johndough3809]

This the whitest thing I ever read…

[@billykenmure9290]

They don't make songs like Stan anymore, it's a masterpiece. The story Eminem tells is above and beyond 99%of the stuff that's about these days. He doesn't repeat nothing in these, it just flows

[@silverphoenix684]

Saying this is a "masterpiece" is like calling a McDonald's bigmac "fine dining". Your opinion is wrong due to your complete lack of actually going down the vast rabbit hole of rap. If it wasn't for Dido's song and voice carrying this whole song it would have never been a hit. This shit is simply whack af, a joke.

[@beat-maker7361]

​@@silverphoenix684 Sorry you mad kid. But Stan is a Masterpiece. Period. By common consent too. It's a friggin movie in a song. It's the best story telling song in rap. It surpasses Slick Rick (Children's Story is a classic but a primitive form of the art), It surpasses Ice Cube, It surpasses Pac's "Brenda's Got a Baby" and "ghetto gospel". It's better than Wu-Tang's C.R.E.A.M and Impossible, Better than Big's "Juicy", or Nas' "Get Down", Better than R.A the Rugged Man's "Uncommon Valor", or Immortal Technique's "Dance with the Devil" (though that one is more shocking). It's better than Scarface's verse on Jay-Z's "this can't be life" although it's such a powerful verse (and based on truth).

[@lotni]

@@silverphoenix684 You're such a troll dude lmao

[@francisshot-gunn5519]

Lol this fool really thinks there's someone out there who agrees with him

[@yesterdayschunda1760]

Compete does.

[@theamazingtif]

In the song, Stan’s little brother is named Matthew. Stan was trying to get him an autograph and claims Em blew them off. A year or two ago a man broke in to Em’s house and Em had to hold him at gunpoint til the cops came. The guy was named Matthew and about the same age as the character in the song should be now. So while Stan wasn’t a true story, there is a real life Matthew who came for him.

[@sukmynut]

So

[@theamazingtif]

@@sukmynut so that’s an interesting coincidence. Obviously, the character didn’t actually come to life and become a stalker. Just a fun fact.

[@sukmynut]

@@theamazingtif no I knew about all this already I just commented that to piss u off lol.

[@sukmynut]

@@theamazingtif have a nice night 🌙

[@jamesalbertnealega]

and in mmlp2 the song "Bad Guy" is a sequel in the song "Stan" which Matthew Mitchell finds eminem and get a revenge to him for his brother (stan). In the song Matthew Mitchell (MnM) broke into eminem's house just like what happened that a Matthew broke into his house in real life

[@Kris-bx5qj]

the Hook for this song is called "Thank you" by Dido, Eminem used the sample for Stan, because it fit the description well... considering it's a song about Obssession... very neat how the two Collaborated to bring us this masterpiece. absolutely love it, one of his best for sure!

[@Twitch24]

and thats Dido as the preggers wife in the video

[@jonathanmunz]

A few observations you may find interesting: 1) The actor that plays Stan was also in Final Destination and Wild America. (Early 2000’s movies) 2) The chorus is a sample from the song “Thank You” by Dido which was very popular when this song came out. 3) The actress that played Stan’s girlfriend is Dido.

[@Phillyhippie215]

Eminem created the term “stan” that within itself is iconic man. But this is for sure has been my top 5 hip hop songs of all time.

[@rafaelpaquete3350]

Now I understand, I've seen anime fans saying "I stan this character" and that, I was confused, but now I understand what staning means, but I bet ppl who use it don't even know it is from an eminem song

[@rafaelpaquete3350]

@@laurenhogan794 damnn thats so clever,oh so that means that the guy is not actually named stan🤣😭

[@eprep9745]

@@laurenhogan794 lmao not it’s not ffs

[@casecurityandelec]

@@eprep9745 I wouldn't be surprised if it was

[@moldveien1515]

Find it crazy people would self describe as stans, its like calling yourself a schizo thinking its positive

[@msve3730]

Notice how the song is a conversation that still rhymes , tells a story, and is on beat when delivered. Thats Genius

[@elrosillo6563]

I was just thinking the same thing!!! Now that I’m older I didn’t know how to appreciate that about him as a kid. Absolutely next level to be able to do this.

[@msve3730]

@@elrosillo6563 when this song hit I looked at it as a small movie. Everytime MTV jams played it me and my sisters would surround the TV. And watch it as if it was the first time it played.

[@KurtisB]

Genius? 🤣

[@WavyyyErikk]

Things top tier lyricists can do

[@ernestocarrillo7]

Genius ? That’s what all rappers used to do back in those days. Stop it bro.

[@christie6300]

Eminem puts his feelings out there like NO ONE else. That’s why he has millions of followers. He says the shit people deal with in real life. So glad y’all are hearing it.

[@aritra1997]

When the bassline hits with her singing... Perfect sync😌

[@abdouxaalis]

Early 2000 music is like no other…Stan was one of Eminems finest work..This was the first time I ever heard of Dido as well.

[@danlyons4602]

The guitarist John Mayor joined an MPC forum many years ago and another member started leaving messages there. He was remaking Stan. He wasn't seriously ill. It was all in fun & one of the funniest parodies I've come across. 🤣

[@Labyrinthine_Complexities]

Dido was big for her song that is the theme of the show Roswell. Not the remake

[@darkreigncometh]

@@Labyrinthine_Complexities that's how I discovered Dido!😁

[@ryanmccullymothafukars3253]

Not my first time hear the song

[@randomclipsmilitary9056]

@@ryanmccullymothafukars3253 Who asked?

[@angiemc8593]

Great reaction. Stan isn’t a true story, but about the crazy fan mail he had gotten and how some people taking everything he says literally,

[@towhomthismyconcern]

No stans are real lol and they do shit like this or do wild stuff just for them

[@eminemwhoo1590]

Are you slow or

[@towhomthismyconcern]

@@eminemwhoo1590 yup a typical Stan you are

[@davidroesle9244]

Actually stand is a true story... He was a real person... His little brother Matthew in real life that they talk about in the song actually is in the Eminem song stand part 2 on The Marshall Mathers LP 2, where Matthew plays the part of the devil... So yeah, true story

[@angiemc8593]

@@davidroesle9244 Marshall himself has said its not true, but he got the idea from all the crazy fan mail he has gotten.

[@jazminetherottie4394]

It’s hard to even describe how crazy it was when Eminem came out if you weren’t old enough to listen to him in the late 90s. He was on EVERYTHING, had the craziest videos on MTV nonstop (ya they used to play real music), he blew up so fast after “my name is” came out. Slim Shady LP was an instant classic!

[@BrandyBeach]

This reminds me of how old I am, I’m 47, I grew up on Em, I don’t love everything he does but I do love the majority of it because he writes his our lyrics and makes his own music and helps direct his videos, he is a force to be reckoned with for sure 👍🏻👏🏻💕

[@krystlejenkins4067]

That "early 2000 music" will ALWAYS hit different. ALWAYS.

[@nurilnuril4372]

So true. It's why I keep returning to it, because nothing else will hit that itch.

[@fatmac2023]

Na fr!!

[@randolphhenry4426]

💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

[@bplayerr1]

When we first started to download "free" songs online, us kids suddenly had access to full albums!

[@adammartin1067]

U must have missed the early nineties hell all the music in the 90's to me is still the best music but yea u right to shit was good

[@zacharyodell4599]

When you guys look for old eminem you have to make sure it's explicit. Otherwise you'll only get like half the story. Those parts where you looked confused are integral parts of the song. All the suicide talk and everything was censored and all those things are why people resonate so hard with this song

[@Bent137]

Yeah. I think it would have hit harder.

[@ms.chuisin7727]

They censored all parts that involved the pregnant girlfriend being on the truck. Her scream and everything.

[@johnted2162]

FACTS

[@Fitforlife40]

100%

[@xMXWLx]

FACTS

[@mrs.1616]

This just further proves how gifted he is. MTV ( Music Television) introduced the world to musicians turning their songs into short movies. Michael Jackson perfected it. Without videos, ( I don't think ) artists songs would sell as good. In this situation, Eminem didn't need the video. It was a banger the moment he started rapping over the beet. ( I'm not Stan-ing ) but pointing out we are lucky to be part of the generation that actually witnessed him making this music. He's up there with Hendrix, Beetles, Beastie Boys, Boogie Down Productions.... just to name a few.

[@cyndavis691]

I Love You Guy's!!! Thankyou for keeping things real... This is coming from a very diverse family ❤

[@pudgeboyardee32]

As a white guy that grew up in the Midwest on the 90s it's hard to explain what Eminem meant to guys like me or my brother. He opened a door between white and black kids of our age that some people assumed would be closed forever. It was like he and dre had figured out how to shift society under everyone's feet with songs. It was like magic or something and guys like me did lots of the same stuff stan did. Stan felt like the song most aimed at em's white fans, a show of appreciation for the love wrapped inside a warning. He saw that kids like me weren't ready to deal with something that felt so big to us and took the time to make a song just for us. It felt like he cared, like he remembered sending his own fan letters and being crushed to never hear back and wanted to keep us from feeling as bad as he did. I feel like I did a bad job explaining. This song meant a lot to kids like me. Em meant a lot. Spoke to our souls.

[@TamaraInTanzania]

Yep

[@syrupofwahoo3059]

Feel your passion pudge. Peace to you and yours

[@kenyattatucker1279]

I was born in this music video Eminem one of my biggest Rapper Fans.

[@nasirdoymus9817]

❤

[@MC32595]

he didn’t make it for any specific race, it’s just towards any fan that might take him too serious.

[@PackersBearsFan3]

And to top it off, when em says "come to think of it, it was you," and the lightning hits the window, Stan's reflection is staring at him. Absolutely solid song, lyrics, everything

[@madmud3292]

The look on their faces at that moment was priceless man.

[@NinjaCatz8123]

i thought only i saw that

[@AquaKeyBlade98]

I NEVER CAUGHT THAT! THAT'S CRAZY!

[@Dyen23]

I had never noticed! Thanks!

[@AK-jb8hs]

Woah I didn't see it.

[@tefosemanate9514]

It’s not based on a true story. Which makes Em even more of a Legend . He was able to create such a compelling story just out of thin air. Amazing

[@AldrickExGladius]

Em's videos have always been on another level. He can make a short documentary or comedy, even suspense and thrillers.

[@autumnsprague5100]

This is one of those songs that still gives me chills

[@mahenraomoorthi4166]

Absolutely

[@outofchaoshc]

Yep

[@prestongower7800]

Same here back when Eminem was untouchable now he's trash been trash since 2010

[@chetaifemelam6331]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/innaeqqvatp3bZo Nigerian story

[@AngelHxze]

Right

[@nifty2bthrifty366]

I'm so glad you played this. Eminem is one of the few artists that can tell a whole damn story in 1 song. My fav line is " I hope you can't sleep and you dream about it. And when you dream I hope you can't sleep and you scream about it. I hope your conscious eats at you and you can't breathe without me". So haunting.

[@lojo1]

The next line is even more haunting “Shut up b1tch im tryna talk, Hey Slim that’s my girlfriend screaming in the trunk”

[@itsdistinctly]

Lil Wayne- Mona Lisa

[@fries5849]

Eminem is really good at making his lyrics gradually become more intense in a verse, for example in his song “Lose yourself” in around 3rd verse where he gradually builds till he gets to the line “Success is my only mother fucking option failures not.”

[@ALL_that_ENDS]

You know, in an ironic twist, icp also has a talent for telling stories in songs.

[@crichey56]

@@ALL_that_ENDS agreed

[@factoryofchaos5672]

Don't forget that song was released in 2000 and we have you tube since 2005, it would have billions of view. We were rocking this music on our cassettes, Walkmans, CDs, mp3s, it was on radio stations and TV, the excitement was real. Oooh it was golden era of growing up.

[@cristalscott3309]

You are such fun group of guys. Enjoy all your videos, glad you are smart and wholesome men. Greetings from Peru 🇵🇪

[@jordanashford7521]

This was Eminem's way of telling his fans to stop taking what he writes so seriously. I personally think he's showing that he's not this monster he's portrayed by media and other people, but he's just writing about what goes on in our own society. He's an artist who is just holding up the mirror.

[@vapor404]

People could learn a thing or two from em * cough * mcyt * cough *

[@asqwert2121]

insightful comment

[@Niniane17]

@@vapor404 q

[@erikwsince1981]

Dido’s haunting voice makes this song what it is. Unsung hero of this song, and the video too.

[@MichaelHarto]

Agree. It's the flow in the river

[@kvbstudios316]

The crazy thing is, that song is very sweet and uplifting. She is thanking her partner for always brightening her day. It is called Thank You. And it still fits so well here.

[@Krisna_K]

@@kvbstudios316 I had to go listen to “Thank You” right after this then found a couple videos of her and Eminem doing “Stan” live and unedited for cussing but at least one was cut short!

[@konraddsouza-lw1lh]

Eminem is a genius.....this song is very well written from their respective perspectives. Loved this when I was 15. Nearing 40 n still love it.

[@WaypointOverland]

The scary thing is.... even though Em is internationally known, and sold zillions of records... he SOOO underated!

No he’s not..

[@Anonymous-ui1rl]

He is not underrated

[@shar0009]

One of the best songs Eminem ever did. The storytelling, dido's vocals, the beat and how Eminem sounds like two different people. Everything about this song is everything 💯

[@lynnlaude195]

I totally agree, one of Eminem's best songs

[@intodaysepisode...]

That early 2000s music DOES hit different!

[@hoffieldj]

Love it an I was a kid when 2pac pun an biggie alive

[@steviekoll4937]

Hate it or love it only if you was around for these blessed years of music

[@bugoykikay8074]

@@steviekoll4937 respect to the people gen x people lives mustve been so simple and more fun than us gen z born in 2000s were more dependent on cellphone nowadays

[@steviekoll4937]

@@bugoykikay8074 it’s sad the way of conversing with friends is on social media and listening to music is done on some device instead of watching live music most artists can’t perform live without auto tune or miming I watched upon smoke tour live ice cube Dre slim shady ect what happened to the days of saying to your friends let’s catch up and talking about your week? These days people post if they ate breakfast or some silly stuff like if you don’t repost this your not my friend lol do they know what a friend is?

[@bugoykikay8074]

@@steviekoll4937 i just like the way people live their life back in 90s were theres no insecurities no posting how good or bad your life is in social media. in order to socialize you have to meet and talk to people personally nowadays its more on face timing social media and everything

[@arlordconsultltd8401]

Thank God for Hip pop, Eminem is a legend, my high school day was doup had ,Em, 50, Tupac , DMX booom in my Sony walkman everybay. Stan for sure we had some low days life..... Much respect to hip hop

[@86monjasophie86]

I was a big fan of him in my early teenage age, now i am 37 and its interesting to see, that u alk listen for the first time these deep song from him! He was ever unique and will it be till the end 😊 I watched before the first reaction and video of u all and i let an abni there 😊Nice to see that the new generation like the "older tracks" 😊

[@shannongates5810]

“That early 2000’s music hit different” Honestly, I feel like every music genre FLOURISHED during that time. So many classics. Great reaction

[@GeorgeSmith-ev8jp]

I think you’re referring to the nineties. 90s walked so the 2000s could fly

[@BE-bk1tb]

@@hhhfdsfs Wrong.

[@PickyVickyVindictive]

@@GeorgeSmith-ev8jp No.

[@jaicepeyra5287]

@@GeorgeSmith-ev8jp 1995-2005 had the best music, all genres...

[@Mr.v]

@@jaicepeyra5287 don't forget the 80's now

[@sventharfatman]

Sample for this song is from "Thank You" from Dido (an English musician). She plays Stan's girlfriend in this video. Her original song has a completely different tone and is worth a listen.

[@eriklaguira]

She re-recorded the chorus for the song after 45 king gave Em the beat.

[@lgiotr7131]

I love Thank You!

[@Ianisatool]

I love her version, the original. A lot of Dido songs are dope and are really good. Especially her first and second album.

[@Ianisatool]

@@lgiotr7131 that's my song

[@burningspear90]

Big facts I bought her first album off hearing the Jawn and looking for the singer. Music back When we could go to a store then. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@MattRobotnik]

I still can't listen to this song without getting shivers, I remember when it first came out and having it on repeat, we we're all used to listening to shady but when this came out we got our first taste on Em. Amazing!

[@yazminexo6207]

This isn’t just a good song it’s legendary. He raps in a conversation no one can do that.

[@yooper1825]

Also, eminem also references this song in his Killshot mgk diss. He tells mgk "here's a autograph for your daughter. I wrote it on a starter cap." Amd then calls him Stan.

[@meluk6991]

I was bout to say.

[@pedrofava1222]

Definitely one of the best songs of all time. Eminem's storytelling is insane.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

One of the best rap song of all time*

[@eyespy1466]

Yeah, I had never heard anything like this when it came out…like how you make a bumping stalker song with a message…this is a true classic…

[@irenestubbings7856]

Brings back memories, thanks for reacting.

[@alaajundi8075]

Yow man everytime i listen to u guys reaction it makes my speakers sound like it has no bass at all and my shit be bumping hard man it's only with u guys channel I hope u can fix that...bless up cartier family

[@mermaidmomma]

Dido is such a great artist, loved all of her music. When this collab came out it was so crazy but perfect.

[@thesportsreportna5157]

😀

[@thesportsreportna5157]

I agree with you 💯.

[@gregdragoo4777]

She was great don't get me wrong. But Elton Johns fruity ass killed it at the Grammys

[@lisamariealaniz7538]

😍 amazing colab

[@georgefrazier7638]

And it was unexpected

[@aurawolf664]

i genuinely believe Stan is one of the greatest songs of all time.

[@michellenainkristinabusch1221]

Definitely in the top 20

[@xRenRipper]

Stan and sing for the moment

[@musakhumalo234]

Definitely Top 5 of all times

[@donnguyen4360]

I Like mockingbird

[@margaretmcpadden9295]

I love the banter between you guys. You act together like close, longtime friends. It is so fun to watch.

[@Imac7065]

I remember when this came out on the Marshall Mathers LP... everyone was talking about "the real slim shadey" and "the way I am" or "forgot about dre"... I said this was the biggest song of the album.. even as it took 2-3 years for it to get a vid like this. It's the most intense track I've ever listened to.. and still hits 20 years later. In an era where all songs had "angst".. this one was nuts

[@FyouManSeriously]

Lol I love the friend that just pops in. "Ooooh shit, this that stan!??"

[@amandaburkhalter36]

I liked that too! I'm like see, he knows! Lol! Good song, and such a good way to make a point about it! And the guy playing Stan, I can't remember his name, he was in the Casper movie w Christina Ricci years ago! Its running me crazy!

[@miinacho9196]

@@amandaburkhalter36 Devon Sawa?

[@amandaburkhalter36]

@@miinacho9196 Yes, you're awesome! And I did finally figure it out the other day!

[@308AlYsSa0034]

@@amandaburkhalter36 the guy playing Stan is also from Final Destination, loved him since I saw him in that. Great actor

[@ChamberMI]

Time stamp?

[@oshea2217]

I am a 62 year-old, white grandmother and I think the Cartier Family would be a fun group to hang out with. Keep up your energy, amazing camaraderie, and thoughtfulness!

[@tomabela7949]

We don't need to know your white

[@slister45]

Me, too, except I've got a few years on you at 65. I love watching these guys!

[@oshea2217]

@@slister45 I’m glad we’re still down with the kids!!

[@Halo-sy5sr]

@@tomabela7949 LMAO- 😂😭

[@tonimuhlhauser9188]

I’m a 60 year old grandma I absolutely love watching their videos!! It’s wonderful that today’s generation is finally wanting to know about music from other genres Ada well as comedians of the past 😅

[@tuna6489]

Love all of you young men. The world is going to be great, with people like you in it❤

[@sd.stajic]

With liars like them?? You really think they heard "Stan" for the first time? These guys are rap and hip hop fans. You trully believe that this is the first time they heard one of the biggest hits from Eminem, the rapper who is probably in their top 5?? Get outta here. This is all for views. Which makes these dudes just liars.

[@xanw1074]

It was funny the dude kept pausing it and the other guy was like no come on just leave the music going but you guys cracked me up tonite. I'm about to hit the hay and thank you and god bless and cya another day. Family is strong with this one

[@travisfurber1368]

I’ve never listened to rap, just not my thing. But the first time I ever heard this song I was shaken to my core. It’s just that powerful. It’s a true artist that can make you feel, for that reason he will always be a legend

[@chavez349]

His song headlights is also very deep. If you know about his relationship with his mother you’ll feel it.

[@addy1857]

Listen to mockingbird it another one of his songs that tells a story and it’s not really hard rap

[@joshuad1716]

Listen to dance with the devil by immortal technique, will have you completely reconsidering life

[@bleakambition495]

Music is an art brother!

[@MC32595]

“I don’t really like that rap stuff but I do love eminem!”

[@Geoskan]

Damn, this version was cut to shreds.

[@keef5]

After I heard the first couple words censored I was like oh they’re gonna stop it and find the explicit one right???

[@CarlHankin07]

@@keef5 ah swerve this then

[@andrebrodbeck384]

Poor song

[@DarkenedAuras]

true I HATE censored versions of songs especially this one where so much of the end doesn't really NEED to be censored...

[@angelanolan1585]

Yeah....I don't remember it being so edited back in the day on MTV

[@freddienaga398]

One of the words from so many of Em songs Goated in the dictionary. Listen to the uncut version it's chilling

[@togaloverxoxo2074]

bruh, you cant even understand what he did to his gf in this version

[@vineishanichole9881]

The emotions from this video still hits the same from when I heard it years ago🥺

[@andycandy3815]

Yupppp

[@Don_Cross2492]

Im not even a big Eminem fan but Stan is definitely in my top 3 songs. His storytelling and description is so unmatched.

[@ONoah244]

I prefer skittles

[@timwhite4885]

Right and here I am now still going back and reminiscing to this

[@AdrianBennett-uw8jt]

Bro. Being from Detroit and having all of his shit and being 37, guys, I appreciate this.

[@ashleygiguere3214]

Honestly for those of us who were growing up when this came out I feel like we were all floored like the guy on the far right. That Era of music had quite a few songs that came out that just made our generation realize the world is shitty and life can be hard. Alot of us ended up having our whole world view changed during that time because of things that happened ( the columbine school shooting, 9/11 ) and then add some of the songs that came out like City High- what would you do, P.O.D.- youth of a nation, Blink 182- Adam's song. It changed our generation irrevocably. It was like the biggest reality slap that "holy shit. Growing up is terrifying" our perspectives morphed so rapidly. And it's so hard to explain to the younger generation because we feel like even though they understand what we are telling them they didn't experience those things like we did so they won't 100% get it.

[@MonstehDinosawr]

Gen z fantasize about the 90s early 2000s experience

[@MrLifedriven]

That's right

[@jesschutaro9612]

On point. Couldn't have said that better

[@theeggbreadguy3799]

Y'all, meaning US right?

[@ashleygiguere3214]

@@theeggbreadguy3799 Yes.

[@agentwrench]

The comedic timing of the guy who arrives at the end like "heey is that Stan?!" 😂 like Stan was an old friend

[@ChamberMI]

What time??

[@agentwrench]

@@ChamberMI 10:30 or so

[@lovingthesauce]

Buddy who came in right at the end was vibing lol love his energy😂💯🔥🔥🔥

[@christy4469]

Stan was a masterpiece song Dido is just so beautiful in this video 😍😍and still is ❤ Stan It’s a name Eminem created After what he been through in the past Seems there is crazy fans who ends up being obsessed with their Idols we can all relate to it in some how when fans do crazy things The guy who acts Stan he is famous in the other movies The young boy in the video there is some rumours going around saying he grew up and was the guy who broke into Eminems house later on I don’t know if it’s true though But glad you finally watched this masterpiece video song 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@calledtoanswer]

This isn't the type of song you can vibe to everyday, so it's always a little while in between listens, but it gives me chills every time. The beat is so 🔥 And Dido kills it too.

[@rodgersrogenchibuye801]

It can really fuck you up😅

[@3Rayfire]

I bought Dido's album off of the strength of this song. Beautiful voice and a nice cameo in the video. This was an instant classic though, the storytelling hip hop here is first rate.

[@Ianisatool]

I agree. Dido is dope and albums are good especially her first one. Her voice is nice too.

[@Enta_Da_Sage]

I listened to Dido albums for years before I could finally listen to an album from Eminem. I heard Thank You from Dido before I heard Stan from Eminem. When Stan came out I was stoked for the exposure Dido was gonna get of that song. Took me almost 20 years after Stan came out before I finally listened to it in its entirety. I ain't a Stan but I'm finally a Eminem fan.

[@HauoliDad]

I love the first 2 of your videos I watched. On my way to Stan-ing you gentlement! :)

[@user-ce8pu7mj8h]

Yo I love your Metal Reactions ! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@ItsARCHIEftw]

As a white boy from eastern europe who got introduced to rap music through eminem, it's nice to see ppl recognizing him for the work he did and the amount of influence he had on rap music! Honestly, I barely play rap music anymore at home, only at parties, just because everything sounds more or less the same nowadays, but it's always nice to come back to some classic songs!

[@korysanders2373]

Open you horizon to lecrae jcole cordae so many others

[@sirjairus1615]

There’s plenty of great artist these days if not more, more genres, more artist. Something for everyone, you got ppl like JiD then ppl like Playboi Carti, completely dif styles. All depends on what you like

[@AmberSantana-is3dq]

Eminem didn’t contribute nothing to hip hop but help steal it

[@mstr293]

@@AmberSantana-is3dqNo, he didn't! Record labels from Dre (who is black) made a lot of money from him and a lot of black folks love him. So, he didn't steal anything.

[@mstr293]

@@AmberSantana-is3dqAlso, Em literally popularized the genre overseas. So, yes! He contributed to the popularity.

[@chandlersperber6688]

🔥 🔥 Em was scripture to anyone born in the 80s with single parent house holds dealing with substance abuse , that anger was built up, this dude was the closest thing to Theropy we had. That live show with Elton he did brought tears to my eyes it was so clean .

[@lathboogie2387]

That live show was huge!!!!!

[@GhostGuyExplorations412]

And that’s what NF is for kids today, therapy in a different sense but a similar story to Eminem’s.

[@shoegaze3750]

i was born in the 90s and was listening to em at 9 lol he was every poor white kids idol lol

[@BE-bk1tb]

You’re forgetting one descriptor…not anyone,,but any white kid born in the 80’s…Dude above me got it right.

[@jacquelinefirkins994]

Yes this was my kids born into that ashamed to say but we all made it through great in the end and all done well with our lives 🤘😁

[@cindyphillips3191]

Can't beat his talent this guy is great❤

[@ILovePlayingZeldaGamesOnSwitch]

i'VE been a fan of eminem when i was 12 yrs old. I'm 35 now. His lyrics is pure genius, it has a story.

[@anoziraflaminghot]

Stan is one the top mainstream songs of all time. i always get shocked when people say they've never heard it. i see a bunch of Gen Zers not knowing where the slang term came from 😭

[@xbws]

They do for the views

[@Unluckq]

My religion teacher showed this to me and my classmates in 6th grade and I'm thankful for that

[@ivartheboneless5969]

I'm 17 born in 2005 and this was one of the first songs I remember listening to over and over, I loved Eminem and got goosebumps listening to this again after so long. Not all gen Z are uncultured pigs haha.

[@sasinduprageeth3696]

Stan is truely a legendary masterpiece song ❤❤love eminem ❤❤ love you guys reaction so much ❤❤

[@ClintonJansen]

Greatest song ever... Em is from another universe❤

[@TailzENT]

I love this because it's a great reminder how people think they're entitled and demand things from music artists. 🙃

[@creed200569]

You need to just start from the beginning and show him all the old school shit. Truly a legend

[@almightychance103]

Gang🔥, every reaction 10/10

[@shaneenrobson8550]

Take your my fav,you crack me up,your so chill and open mindedxxxxlove yaxxx

[@hellobeasty08]

" *STAN* was added in Oxford Dictionary that new generation uses nowadays especially in Kpop. It all began from this song...from Eminem! Stalker +fan = stan

[@twistednipz7182]

Em’s incredible talent for writing combined with Dre’s genius for creating beats and rhythms was way beyond its time.

[@cafe100mph6]

No it's just bc he's a white rapper, he's just avg

[@twistednipz7182]

@@cafe100mph6 Even hip hop legends tip their hats to Em.. Stop hating.

[@daddyfuse50]

​@@cafe100mph6lol 😂 u must be fr a hater, or seriously low iq to not understand and feel the emotion and technical skill in his music. Its aight either way

[@poppa4352]

Probably the hardest song ever bro. Story is amazing, the chorus is perfect, and the beat fits everything perfect

[@nonilove17]

Ya'll def gotta do more reactions of his older music, uncensored though lol. Check out 'the way I am' 'forgot about dre' 'Guilty conscience' 'sing for the music'....love yalls reactions!

[@MRFittedcap5950]

Isn’t it sing for the moment?

[@nonilove17]

@@MRFittedcap5950 LOL Yup! U caught that typo! 👀

[@kailhexi6447]

@@nonilove17 please eact kai peaches kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYbHn4d9o9Jpj80

[@MRFittedcap5950]

@@nonilove17 😅😅

[@moniqueweidman5717]

Gotta listen to ‘97 Bonnie and Clyd to understand the girlfriend in the trunk

[@creed200569]

Y’all need to watch unedited videos so you can hear all the lyrics

[@jens2049]

Yes

[@lwinnery_cn5651]

in morroco we call it " GJMA " , im talking about "lyrics"

[@MagnificentStarr]

Big facts

[@Xclape]

One of my favorite songs 😊. listen to it in 🌧️

[@maxdyer6727]

Once you know literally everything Eminem has been through, that's when this song really hits you in the feels.....

[@jackiejuarez7595]

💯

[@finfog4590]

Yeah. But how much it is true.

[@email12EER]

10:31 the way he stormed in 💀

[@Brittfoxy]

One of the best ❤

[@dbear6922]

I love how they just jump right into the video. Loved it

[@anneB0927]

Eminem's music is timeless 🔥🔥🔥 He is a legend 👑

[@sophiizplace]

Was

[@sn00p_x34]

@@sophiizplace still is

[@sophiizplace]

@@sn00p_x34 his older stuff

[@jonmelsha7201]

@@sophiizplace nope all of it.

[@sophiizplace]

@@jonmelsha7201 nope...

[@emily_stewart]

Y'all missed so much from the explicit version. Some songs you can get a way with the clean version but most of Eminem's music requires those words. Also, the dude who plays Stan in the video is the main character in the first Final Destination movie, his name's Devon Sawa.

[@madmaddox1139]

Devon Sawa played Casper and 12yrs old me thought he was truly beautiful..

[@emily_stewart]

@@madmaddox1139 Oh yeah, I can't believe I forgot about that. You and me both though, he was gorgeous.

[@serviss]

Born in 95’ unlucky to have missed out on Pac and Biggie’s prime but lucky to have grown up with Eminem and 50 Cent’s prime

[@danielabatabogdanov8586]

maaan that winter jacket Em was wearing ...reminds me so much of the 90s... what a time to grow up.

[@blowupbeats]

C'mon guys. You never heard Stan? I know you guys are younger but damn I find it hard to believe. I guess it's alright if not truly your first time hearing the song..Everybody heard Em's radio hits. This was a Grammy performance with Elton John. All good I'm subscribed.

[@ehoa1984]

Yeah I’m with you on this. I call total BS. There is no way they’ve never heard Stan before. Even unborn babies heard it.

[@alexandertracy30]

They definitely lying 🤥 they about 25-28 they all heard this damn song. And the damn term STAN. Y’all ain’t gotta lie to kick it. Just say you want to revisit and react to it😑

[@edilmarlulab1981]

Agree, total BS they didn't born yesterday

[@JuicedWRLD]

Hahah i wish i heard this song again for the first time… but yeah why they lyin… 😂

[@KarlOtterman]

@@ehoa1984 the one guy said he never heard it and explained what the songs about

[@trentkleinkopf9975]

I love when young men open their eyes and realize there's more that connects us than divides us. Much love to you brothers