FIRST TIME HEARING Eminem - Without Me (REACTION!)

[@JoeLion55]

Watching younger people watch him makes me realize how steeped in 60s-90s pop culture and politics his lyrics are. It would take HOURS to explain all of the back stories and history behind nearly every line or scene in this video

[@jeannecastillo4379]

I know. I’m sitting here explaining out loud to the screen. At first it was like, “duh” but then I realized I’m old now and you had to be there. LOL

[@JoeLion55]

@@jeannecastillo4379 remember how the entire country talked about Monica Lewinsky for like three years straight?

[@davidfrost901]

Stop talking stop stop just stop. Listening is the point.

[@aprilboxton2284]

​@@jeannecastillo4379me too lol

[@Aughtel]

Or just the fazed-reaction of the Osama part. Like I don't blame him, so don't get on me about it. Just makes me feel weird where back in the day that'd make everyone gasp, now it's like who is this cave dweller?

[@jebus7679]

You gotta check the dates these songs were released. This song was released 11 years before Rap God. People were so upset by his music back in the day they protested against him at the Grammys and they wanted MTV to stop playing his music. Hell, this song came out the year after 9/11 and the video has a bit with Osama bin Laden dancing in a cave and another one with him mocking the vice president's heart condition while electrocuting him. Eminem's music is kinda like what Seinfeld is to TV shows. It influenced pop culture and the stuff that came after it so much that it's hard for people hearing it for the first time today to understand why it was such a big thing. There's people running around today unironically calling themselves stans and claiming to be a part of stan culture that don't know that 'Stan' is an Eminem song about an overly-obsessed fan whose obsession ruined his life and led him to do terrible things.

[@LSChimera]

"Stan" should be reacted to

[@brendansh6942]

That's quite funny imo

[@CherylHughes-z8d]

The GOVERNMENT FREAKED OUT over Marshall! On the news every night! Seems silly now? It was silly then!

[@Spekor]

@@LSChimera ahh stan. when marshall is taking the piss. it's great.. when he talks about a serious subject.. OMFG

[@digginggopher]

How do people not know about the song stan? That shit was played relentlessly 😅 I guess I'm old, I'm only 35

[@sarahdavis5430]

It's so weird how this generation doesn't even get all the references

[@montys8th]

They don't even know who Osama bin Laden was or what he did to their country. That's a sad indictment of society.

[@escape3569]

weird and sad.

[@BLI777]

It makes me feel old, lol!

[@mneugent7658]

Have this generation listen to Wu Tang and watch their faces go blank . Deeeep references. People used to actually get an education.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Right?!

[@JimJamFam]

Old and New Eminem are BOTH good in different ways.

[@dond3r183]

Yes!

[@Jiff321]

Yes old Eminem is elite and new Eminem is above average

[@Mike_H76]

Agreed, and for me at least, I see old Em as "nostalgic" (I was 23 when he blew up)... newer Em has more layers and technical ability.

[@davidkeese3372]

@@Jiff321more than above average. Mtbmb and side B have songs on the same level as his old stuff from encore, mmlp 1 and 2, and many others

[@stevengold]

@@Jiff321old Eminem could never come up with as many bars densely packed into a verse as he did it MTBMB.

[@piperhamlin8611]

"Blackman and Robin," is one of the best lines ever!

[@JRH0341walther]

Bonus story, Google “Air Force Blackman and Robin”.

[@AngryKatie18]

If anyone deserves such an epic title, it’s Dr. Dre. Batman has become such an empty character..I’d rather see Blackman and Robin nodding along to some music in the Batmobile than any movie related to Batman in the last decade. ❤

[@KyleMillerRocks]

"Who is he dissing". Literally EVERYONE who had anything to say about him LOL. I was in 7th grade when Eminem hit the scene with "My Name Is" and it was wildly vulgar and mainstream all over MTV. In the late 90s home TV and cable became more "affordable" for middle class so most of us had a small 10-13" TV/VCR combo in our bedrooms and could access MTV and our own media for the first time - not to mention this new technology called "the internet" which was creeping it's way into more and more homes. Watching this video 2 decades later (!!) makes me appreciate him even more because every gag and clip in the video references and makes fun of some pretty niche pop culture moments "you had to be there for".

[@amandaheimbach7283]

I was in middle school when he came out. lol. I feel old when now kids watch his videos and not know the refers lol

[@JamiHeart]

Don't listen to those who say you talk too much. KZbin is VERY strict about music. Pausing is necessary so you won't get a strike. Most people don't get that. You're doing a good job. Yes, they tried to cancel him. Rap God came out way after the days of MTV. Also, Em is hilarious...lol. Here's the story. He did the Marshall Mather's CD and the media was like, "where's slim shady/bring back slim shady". So this was his answer to that. Also, he was constantly judged for his more "uncomfortable" lyrics and that kids were buying the CD. So he pointed out that it's not his responsibility, it's the parents job to keep their kids away from explicit content.

[@nicopr0_]

Fr good message

[@IamKingReacts]

Thank you

[@michaelmurray3800]

​@@IamKingReactsyou're very entertaining, if the don't like it they can go elsewhere. lol

[@IamKingReacts]

@@michaelmurray3800 I appreciate it , thank you

[@Mike_H76]

100% agreed, YT and the labels never seemed to care about the Fair Use Doctrine. Talking over the song won't help, that algorithm is sneaky. Pausing and chatting is definitely the best way to TRY to avoid a claim. Once he clears more subs, it'll make more sense to have a Patreon and do live streams. I've been in live streams that get the plug pulled and go dead when the algorithm detects copyrighted songs. I've seen people try a LOT of ways to trick it, from slowing a song down to like 98% speed to inserting an extra layer of "noise".

[@anarchybreed]

"Why would they let him say certain things that he said on Rap God" vs "cancel him on MTV" - Eminem was a cultural phenomenon during the late 90s/early 2000s. Eminem is still massive relatively, but even now he's like 5% of his peak force.

[@cjonesufc]

This version is mild. They changed a lot of lyrics to make it radio friendly. They had to. A lot of his early lyrics seriously pushed the limits of what people thought you should be able to say. He was literally challenged by the government on a few things.

[@MarvRoberts]

What does Eminem and Twisted Sister have in common? Tipper Gore It was bad joke then and now 'cancel culture' took her job and just rolled with it.

[@parahumanoid]

@@MarvRoberts, yep, just thought of that

[@CloudslnMyCoffee]

There has never been a time when people weren't trying to cancel Em. Or when he wasn't a huge commercial success.

[@Spekor]

that's not true.. he wasn't a huge commercial success for exactly 2 weeks after his first album dropped but he's been a legend ever since week 3

[@lolololol7573]

It was also an amazing experience being from another country, where 'explicit language' isn't really a thing. I mean sure the CD's had those images printed on them but that was because American produced music was sold with the label, they didn't bother printing any without lol. It was meaningless overseas. Watching the 'controversy' from afar was crazy. I was up to date to the references and followed the outrage without the panic where I was at. Kinda similar to the Satanic Panic you know? Everything was pretty chill at home. Sure, not completely but not as crazy as it was in the USA.

[@Cthulhoop]

This song was very much a product of it's time. The people he's dissing in the song haven't been relevant for a long time. Most of the people he disses was because they had an issue with his songs back in the day

[@buster9106]

I remember an interviewer asked Eminem if his daughters listened to his music. He said, no absolutely not, they're too young. So I think what he's saying is it's the parents' responsibility to prevent their kids from offensive lyrics. The solution is not to try to ban the artists.

[@justylex]

The scene where he is bald. He was making fun of a techno singer at the time named Moby, who was bald, and often dressed in a track suit. Chris Kirkpatrick was part of Nsync, and they were also huge at the time.

[@bdstratton1979]

he also makes fun of Osama Bin Laden at the end of the song

[@justylex]

@@bdstratton1979 yes, as well as Vice President at the time, Dick Cheney.

[@tj_2701]

Honestly his first say 4 albums are probably my favs because of nostalgia, but he has just gotten better with age. More of his earlier stuff might be "funner" but his newer stuff is just insane with his technique and the density of doubles, triples, and even quadruples

[@tattoodude8946]

Yeah, I haven't really followed his career - of course being a Gen Xer, I was there for his early, controversial days but his newer material sounds amazing. I wish he would inject more humor into his new music though. He still is a funny dude and you get glimpses of it (Godzilla has some funny stuff and it was genius to bring in Tyson!) but not like this song or much of his Shady stuff.

[@Drewzer154]

100% correct.

[@daddyfuse50]

Bruh people who say this....smh. he may be technically "better" for rap purists or sosomething, but that ENERGY he had, the chip on the shoulder, everything like that is nowhere near early eminem

[@jhorse6968]

​@daddyfuse50 you want a 50 year old to act like a 30 year old?

[@tj_2701]

@@daddyfuse50 how is some of his newer stuff that has over 60million words a second low energy? How is some of his newer stuff where he's telling people and industries to F Off not him with a chip on his shoulder? Do you even listen to Em? lol

[@mikeslover8065]

If you can always do the explicit version of every Em song to get the full experience. The more you dig into Ems music the lyrics are important. So be ready to pause and rewind a lil. Em is the best and most technical rapper to touch the mic.

[@samj928]

Hi my name is soo much funnier the explicit version

[@system0fadowner251]

I agree, but as far as censored versions go, this one is far less egregious than most

[@ScottSpenceNoneTheRicher]

The song isn't about Rap music without him, it's about the pop celebrity MTV TRL culture of the era that he ruthlessly mocked but wanted to claim him as part of it while at the same time agreeing with the powers that be upset with his language, behavior and lyrics and censoring him. He said controversial shit. And they also knew censorship sells

[@rainecurrier]

I want to say you can get away with a LOT more on tv than you used to be. 90s was wild for rap. When the rappers were involved in gang wars this stuff is what hit the shelves and parents did not want their children involved. Eminem was not afraid to call out the other rappers and let them know he had a piece if they wanted to start something. This very much led to hearings at the advisory board about his lyrics a lot. He spit a lot of venom in his songs at everybody.

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

The two women in bed with Em in the beginning are adult film stars from that era. There are a ton of references to current events of the day.

[@jacobyrassilon]

I'd argue that Jenna Jameson was THE adult star of any era....but I digress.

[@clovertran]

OMG thanks for sharing! That was the only reference I’ve missed 😂 I was only 14 when i saw this video lol I thought they were just random models

[@steves.6519]

"The stuff yall could get away with" is not different than today. Whats different is, we didnt get offended/triggered by EVERYTHING lol

[@Suriel213]

facts

[@82566]

💯

[@tinastanley4444]

Oath

[@melissacoleman7740]

Truth, if we didn’t like we just moved on…it it’s what it is

[@SamoanObsidian]

You're so polite. Don't listen to those goons. It's a reaction. You're suppose to talk. Loved this reaction.

[@DailyDabber1]

In the 90s it was just a different time. The music Eminem was making was talking about drugs gays homophobia. He talked about a lot of topics that was controversial. They absolutely did cancel him on MTV they also canceled him on the radio. At one point you couldn’t hear Eminem anywhere unless you literally took a parent to buy the album because it was explicit. The music industry tried to cancel him at one point

[@Noneyun]

Sir Elton John gave the finger to that rhetoric.

[@thejoethe]

MTV had a tv series back in the day called Making The Video. A good amount of bands and artist were apart of it, including Eminem. This video was one of the ones on Making The Video. He went after everyone back in the 90's and early 00's. Boy Bands, Pop Stars, Politicians...This was a fraction of what was going on back then.

[@ZeeZee9]

Facts

[@korybeavers6528]

Back in the late 90s he scared the heck out of the white parents in the suburbs, we'd never heard anything like this before

[@norwegianblue2017]

A lot of whites were listening to gangsta rap before Eminem. I'm not even into rap and even I had an Ice-T album in the very early 90s.

[@mauriciovalencia3374]

Dr. Dre saw something in him and he knew he was special

[@TrampMachine]

Lol, "why would they try to cancel him on MTV" This is like one of his tamest songs...

[@tj_2701]

Em is not just The G.O.A.T. He is a GOD

[@JurfDurf]

Rap God is TAME compared to “stuff you can’t say” in Eminem’s library of music

[@claireeyles7560]

I don't know how many people catch this, but the lines 'two trailer park girls go round the outside' is referencing Malcolm McLarens and The World's Famous Supreme Team's song 'Buffalo Gals', from 1983, which has the line, 'Two buffalo gals go round the outside'.

[@CoreyAReeves]

The Elvis reference was genius. Eminem was truly the next best thing in black music to Elvis.

[@GravelBone367]

The Marshall Mathers Album should answer your question about why they tried to cancel him on MTV

[@TracyVoD]

Check out "Stan". Not only was it excellent storytelling in a rap song by Eminem but Dido was great too. Slim Shady is a fun video/song also.

[@meganbutler1385]

It’s also why people say they “stan” something or someone

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Legend….Dre knew what he was doing.❤

[@corysmith4569]

This was fun to relive through you. I remember when this album first came out. And listening to it in this video made me appreciate it all over again.

[@josephtate1318]

He was considered controversial because of his lyrics and popularity. In 2002 Walmart (our biggest retailer) decided to not sell his CD’s which was crazy, insane at the time because it cost the company multi millions of dollars and just made people want his albums even more.

[@mattblatchley2061]

I believe that this was him throwing back to his original, more comedic, Slim Shady persona after getting real DARK with his Marshall Mathers LP... if I remember correctly

[@honakalim3526]

This is the point of reaction videos. Holmes didn't realize that Rap God came long after Without Me. BTW MTV was pressured to ban him from the jump.

[@laurenC91.]

When Em is in the cave with a beard he is impersonating osama binladen. He dresses up as all the characters in this and the log is from a challenge on survivor, a desert island programme on at the time. Eminem in more recent years writes and produces loads on songs which have been released in the charts by other artists singing them so he is someone you want to know of. ❤

[@nickdanger108]

Love the reaction man would love to watch you discover Eminem’s story through his catalog start from the beginning and it will unfold Stans will be here for all of it

[@JennyYeager-m1d]

As someone who has been addicted to em since I was 17 now 43 and I think old eminem has evolved he had been at this 30 yrs and he has matured with age and ppl just say that stupid ish to put him down EDS = EMINEM DERANGEMENT SYNDROME you said check out music to be murdered by all was great but no regrets, book of rhymes, zues,etc there all great

[@stansmith3509]

They didn't just try to cancel him on MTV, they tried to cancel him completely. In his first 2 albums he disses over 100 people and makes it clear who he's dissing. The gayrights people tried the hardest saying he was homopobic and his music was hateful. But after he preformed with Elton John at the Grammys everyone back off.

[@windingroad9196]

When this song came out... the laws about speech were a little bit different in terms of the FCC. They did try to cancel him on MTV but this song came from his 3rd professional album. At the MTV music awards he performed live "The real Slim Shady" (2nd album) where he took shots at female singers in the audience. Mainly Christina Aguilera. And rappers weren't necessarily doing that yet. He was the pioneer of the battle mentality in mainstream music. It was new to about 80% of the American audience. By the time rap god came out which was like, what 2014 or 15.. can't remember, but Em and a whole lot of others had been sparring with FCC guidelines in the name of free speech. Not quite as big of a victory as the one by 2LiveCrew but even from the 90's on, artists challenged the rules the whole way, erroding policies and stances the entire time. Today's FCC is regression. With the way woke ❄️'s cry about being offended, it's almost like everything the old artists did has been nullified. Oh.. And I disagree about old Em being better than new Em. Old Em is greatness, but the evolution of his delivery, the expansion of his style, the diversity of cadence... he might just be the best wordsmith in a long line of poets... and then maybe the best mankind will ever see. Disagree? Who has more focus on the perfection of his/her rhyme schemes, and who in this day and age DOESN'T use ghost writers? Cause Em doesn't.

[@sjamesje]

Dude! Rap was dead and his lyrics were just so fresh out brought it all back. He was canceled from MTV and moms were all up in arms about him.

[@SERGIO-ym5pc]

Doesn't matter if MTV cancels him or anyone, they don't even play music videos anymore.

[@eventuallyeverafter7277]

His song "White America" explains a little more about why he was getting cancelled. " See the problem is I speak to suburban kids, Who otherwise would've never knew these words exist" "Surely hip-hop was never a problem In Harlem, Only in Boston After it bothered the fathers of daughters starting to blossom" Culture was more conservative leaning back then and he was still able to reach a wider untapped audience in the white communities. I was one of them. I didn't really listen to rap before Eminem. I was in high school when he blew up. I then listened to Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, N.W.A and others. I still listen to his older stuff for nostalgia, but personally, I'm not a huge fan of modern Eminem.

[@jebrew724]

There’s been so many times people complained about Em even today his old stuff still gets brought up because he says whatever he wants no matter the level but he doesn’t care and would do it anyways

[@JennyBrantley]

He could say whatever he wanted then AND now and still be sold en masse. Being “canceled” doesn’t have anything to do with being able to put stuff out. It wouldn’t get blocked by anyone. Theoretically, if he were cancelled it would lead to people not buying it, but it doesn’t mean it couldn’t be put out. That said, people have been trying to cancel him since he came out, though the concept wasn’t called that at the time. There were protests outside of his concerts and literal congressional committees trying. It didn’t work then and it wouldn’t work now. Being cancelled only works if you let it.

[@dudeguy8686]

Facts, the cancel culture has no power if you don't bend the knee

[@Pinkflamingo138]

As a 44 year old who saw Eminem when he had one hit then the next year in his prime at the Up in Smoke tour it’s sad that the parents of these children didn’t teach them. I never wanted kids but trust that they would have known all the references. I also grew up the youngest of 6 kids with a 20 year age gap with my oldest sister so I appreciated the knowledge I had that my peers didn’t.

[@CloudslnMyCoffee]

“What does he have against limp biskit” hahahahhahaha You have some rabbit holes to fall down man

[@patrickdoyle9499]

This is so funny that most these lyrics the upcoming fans in the future aren’t gonna understand about beef, but we all went through it, so we know what he was talking about

[@pddaawwgg]

Eminem from what I have seen over the decades is that no one should ever battle rap him. His dedication to his word game is insane.

[@jinxscott8550]

At the time this song came out, it was the beginning of his rise, and there was definitely a split between people that loved him or lived to hate him 😂 He was saying it would be empty without him because people wouldn't have a much to complain about.

[@ZeeZee9]

The bearded guy at 9:12 is Osama bin Laden in his cave lol. Also Chris Kirkpatrick was a member of N*Sync. I guess they had beef lol Also the scenes in the reality show in the house is mocking The Real World (MTV show) & the scene with the people on the floating poop is mocking the show Survivor (which just came out around that time). Lots of early 2000s references in this video :) Also, Dick Cheney was the VP of the U.S. from 2000-2008.

[@Noneyun]

The Julie v Puck slap ❤

[@ZeeZee9]

@@Noneyun Oh yeah! I gotta watch this video again :D

[@AFExploration]

you know your old when even eminem is old school.....

[@equalityrae]

Exactly! But I’m 62 so I was not young when I fell in love with Em

[@tj_2701]

This sing is from way before Rap God

[@marcilk7534]

Eminem has been nicknamed the king of hip hop. He’s the best selling rapper in the US with 61.5 million albums sold, with the next highest selling being Tupac at only 36.5 million and is one of the best selling artists of all time. Eminem is also listed as one of the greatest rappers of all times. He influenced so many rappers who came after him. Like his music or not, there’s no doubt he left an impression on the music industry.

[@michellem3127]

5:18 That's the Real World not Amanda

[@alpaykasal2902]

a lot of people might miss that the opening of the song pays homage to Rapping Duke which Biggie also quotes... "daha daha, who ever thought hiphop would take it this far".

[@danjaymza1695]

I love how this generation says you can't say they today..... You can say whatever the fuck you want today! Y'all to worried about what this person or that person has to say about what you said. Oh don't cancel me don't let me lose followers. Say whatever the fuck you want they don't like it they can move the fuck on. Notice the people that say what they want are still relevant..... Weird right

[@IamKingReacts]

I appreciate your comment. It’s different for me cause most guys like myself were conditioned so when we hear it it’s taboo for us.

[@aztekshadows2982]

For people who dont know at the end he’s dressed up as osama bin laden fuck me I love Eminem he takes the piss out of anyone 😂

[@maddoxatlarge]

It's less 'who' is he dissing, and more like who 'hasn't' this man dissed 😁

[@margaretlesch1884]

This song is a year 2000 pop culture history lesson

[@CelestiaQuixs]

GREAT reaction! ❤

[@mirmazing]

3:57 you should do an Eminem deep dive

[@AngieAddy]

Seriously ! Blow your mind

[@AngieAddy]

Have someone explain all the references. You are missing 80% of them just because you are a diff generation

[@echopryme]

Thank you, man... Im OFFICIALLY old as FUUUUCK now. 🤣💯 I just needed the moment to truly understand that fact. 🤣🤣🤣

[@immortylmob5381]

Its so crazy these kids dont know of his history. We weren't allowed to listen to his music. We had to hide it. Parents legit protested him en mass. Everyone who could tried to stop him and his influence. He forced his way through. as he himself said "Have you ever been hated or discriminated against? I have, I been protested and demonstrated against."

[@MacB24]

Brotha they tried to cancel Eminem when cancel culture didn’t even exist. Picket fences & signs outside of every show he did. Tried to censor him with everything they had & he never gave a single fuck. That’s one of the reasons why so many of us call him the GOAT.

[@IamKingReacts]

Wow!! That is crazy

[@Daishi13]

3:28 Em said a bunch of things back then and is still saying stuff today. You should check out his song, "Tone Deaf" which came out in 2020. It's his song about people trying to cancel him.

[@DailyDabber1]

Eminem paved the way for music. He left a huge foot print in the rap industry. Start going through his music from start to finish

[@DeAnne1233]

If you don’t understand the references, Look it up. Don’t guess, don’t speculate, don’t wonder out loud.

[@jeremyferrell9753]

I'm the 90s and early 20s the USA government tried to cancel Eminem and so many parents groups tried to also

[@aletnieuwoudt2717]

Oh I love the old Eminem 😁😁🤘

[@Rangerfan11]

I’m 45 years old..you not knowing Eminem songs would be like me not knowing the 60’s songs. Of course i knew them because i grew up in a house hold that constantly played music .

[@vtjbproductions]

My dude, you called “The Real World” segment “The Amanda Show” when in reality you meant it looks like “All That”, but bro, it’s supposed to be The Real World, one of the best reality shows

[@Kami_kaze808]

This kills me the fact all the references just flew right over his head

[@ShookNastyy]

Whoever wrote the Amanda show had to be on hard drugs 😂

[@IamKingReacts]

Ayooooo😂😂😂

[@susaneastman4867]

Love love love him. I can totally feel all his songs. No bish 'bout it. Keep up the good work!!

[@BAD46660]

Pause, rewind if you need to and discuss as often as you like. Helps to get videos up and shows the viewers you are trying to get the lyrics and word play. Also try to get uncensored versions, all words are there for a reason . His first release, Hi My Name Is blew up MTV. Suburban kids not only bought his music but dived into rap, both old and new at the time. Parents and influential politicians blamed Em exposing kids to the realities of urban life and Em's profanity and slurs. Just like now he references pop culture of the time so this has tons of references from around 2000-2001. Hope you enjoy his catalog. Many find it easiest to start at the beginning and go on from there to see his evolution, but if you skip around viewers will always help you out with background info in comments. There are a lot of STANs out there. FYI when you react to Stan get the long explicit version. It is a mini movie and you miss important lines due to censors. Just subscribed and going to check out your content. Liking the few I have seen the last few days ❤️‍🔥

[@mindfuct8862]

"Why would they try to cancel him on MTV?" Hahahahahahahha Slim Shady

[@KathySRW]

His songs and videos made fun of so many other artists and their videos at the time that younger react presenters now can't identify them all. And people can still see the humor even if they don't know exactly who he's singing about.

[@deebraaslyn8923]

I mean "Lose Yourselt" is classic, but "The Way I Am" is my all time favorite Eminem song. Not sure why. I just like that he is so unapologetic, all of the time. Just be you, man.

[@tj_2701]

The part you said reminded you of the Amanda Show was a reference to the MTV show called The Real World

[@wlalik22]

Eminem is and will always be a lyrical genius

[@Biscuitsslamnation]

Not sure if you have listened to the beastie boys but they were great and this gentleman is probably one of the best from the 2000s

[@IamKingReacts]

I just discovered them I have a playlist made of all my reactions to them

[@Fixzner]

The very first .1 seconds of you saying “KZbin” sounded like Tim Westwood

[@IamKingReacts]

TIM WESTWOOD!!!!!!! Man I use to binge watch all those freestyles when I was in highschool 😂 you just took me back man I forgot about that

[@tj_2701]

The best song order for Em would be the o start with Track #1 from his fist album and listen to the songs in order from the fist to his most recent. Alsi, it's good ti hear them in order because he does reference his previous songs in some songs.

[@kellyadamczak3689]

Without me, is at the top of my list of Eminem songs just for the fact that it's got a great beat, his rhymes are sick and it's funny as hell. Imo, he's saying that rap wouldn't be the same without him and it's true. He was the first white rapper to have that level of success and it opened doors for a lot of other people.

[@PootsGarage]

These kids know nothing what it took to get to today

[@lindapowers8592]

You will be surprised the more you listen to his work.

[@cobhcscorpion]

Damn man. Listening to people of your generation kinda makes me sad and angry at the same time. "the stuff you guys could get away with is crazy"... fuck, that hit me. I probably just now realized where this new world is heading. As far as i'm concerned - you should be totally fine saying literally whatever the fuck you want, however the fuck you wanna say it. Period. And i'm genuinely ready to fight to the death to defend myself, if anyone would ever try to silence me for whatever reason. Anyway, enough of the negative stuff... keep up the work and have a nice day! :)

[@chodak.black14]

This song is straight flames. The beat is flawless such a vibe can make any rapper sound good with the beat alone🔥🔥🔥

[@Daehawk]

Always loved this song.

[@natural20crit]

The bald guy was a diss on Moby, and old EDM artist during the time

[@amydawson8949]

Is he ready for “Stan” yet???

[@sarahsirles1544]

It’s supposed to be Moby. The bald tracksuit guy

[@rushsworld8394]

Music to be murdered by goes hard whole album

[@MaksPekalski]

Em reminds me of kratos. Young em (and kratos) is chaotic, destructive and always picking a fight with others. Meanwhile, older Eminem and Kratos are more deep, methodical and hold way more power and knowledge. Both are good in their respective ways(and both grew a bigger beard), and the white God of Rap and the white God of War are both not people to be (and i cannot stress this enough) fucked with.

[@Rogers_Ranger]

you are doing fine man , no sweat

[@TheCuggsmeister]

I'm the same age as Eminem. He blew my mind when he first appeared on the scene. It's crazy to think this song is now 22 years old. If you haven't seen it already, you should check out the movie he made back in the day called "8 Mile"

[@tyrantrex734]

The references he makes go completely over new listeners heads and it makes me sad

[@beautifulchlorophyll2285]

this is it, they DID try to cancel him, everyone watches old Em now and they say omg how did nobody try to cancel this man! they DID, they tried REALLY REALLY hard and he just didn't care and kept going. Amazing what not giving a F can do for you, this is what we're lacking now, we collectively give too many.

[@Killvoid13]

Talk all you up bro it's cool if people want to hear the song they can go watch the video