Homicide - Logic ft. Eminem (REACTION! by metalheads)

2 metalheads react/review "Homicide" by Logic ft. Eminem.

[@dustinwilson3879]

I think the roof roof went over his head 🤣🤦‍♂️👀🤷‍♂️

[@metabolic2057]

"Makin' dog sounds cause I gotta keep breaking these bars down" " but, when I go roof, like the doberman said, I stil think the roof would go over your head*

[@manunited1235]

Lol definitely

[@metalheadreactions7379]

ManUnited123 There was a lot going on the song for sure. I am always floored at the speed some of these guys can get( which is what we ended up talking about the most) but also impressed by the meanings. I caught a lot of it but need to listen more for sure. (This is jill)

[@aliamiri8644]

Nobody is gonna get any song of eminem or any other rapper in the first listen so chill

[@sheri0082]

Lol I thought the SAME thing

[@unitedauzzie3207]

The Eminem part is like there's 3 meanings in almost every sentence

[@dedust8648]

Nah man at least 10 in the baseball shit

[@zynk9149]

The baseball references are insane

[@spacespace321]

dibya sambit sahu 100*

[@spacespace321]

KT Da One Factoid

[@unitedauzzie3207]

Eminem's part wasn't about speed.. Not this time. It was more lyrical and the word play.

[@POSITIVE_TALKS24]

yea finally, im glad hes actually somewhat saying shit

[@awelch31]

levidicci shedai what are you talking about. Have you ever “listened” to Em.

[@POSITIVE_TALKS24]

@@awelch31 yeah he jus rhymes words together, talk about his dick alot and these days bring up old beef, he's good at rhyming but actual substance is here and their with em, recovery is my favorite cuz it has substance but he doesn't lose his style of rapping

[@spacespace321]

levidicci shedai Well Em nearly rapped about everything you can think of including, his life, the rap game, beefs, other rappers, his family, and more. So at this point in his career, I can understand why it would be kinda hard to create new substance without talking just a little bit about the past. And he does put the dick lines in sometimes and I think he does it to be funny 🤣.

[@bloodcrowe984]

@@POSITIVE_TALKS24 it's either you got dropped as a kid or the roof flew over your head far too many times.

[@r3clus386]

Casual hip hop fans probably won't like it... It's the fast lyricism and crazy skill being exhibited. The double and triple entendres Eminem uses are ridiculous. This is more for the hip hop heads. I get it.

[@user-jy1bc3gw2q]

I'm a casual hip hop fan and I love it. They're metal heads, so they don't understand the Slim Shady references or anything else from the scene. Avid hip hop fans don't have the market cornered on linguistic comprehension, or the understanding of musical theory and rhythm.

[@tc7593]

I’m a hiphop head and I appreciate this on so many levels, but as someone who isn’t heavy into rap.. wouldn’t you just appreciate the ability to enunciate words at such an incredible speed with actual meaning? That would just be my take. If I were someone unfamiliar with the genre.

[@CarlitosPR94]

When he said "em is getting slow" lol I was like "wait for it"

[@8infinity892]

... they paying attention to the speed.... and i can literally see every Bar Eminem spit sneaking over their Head *PHEW PHEW*

[@a.t.8013]

8INFINITY8 it sucks but it makes sense. They don’t listen to rap usually. So the metaphors and the double triple entendres don’t pop to them. I just like the “metal head” reaction, because it’s very fresh to them. They don’t have a pre conceived notion of what and who these rappers are

[@TylerHaddox89]

I know you can easily have a person I can rap really fast and have no bars that make any sense.

[@UpInYourFeelings]

He doesn't catch the bars but she usually does pretty good, she's also an Em fan though.

[@satishpatil7637]

true that

[@thruthemotions]

8INFINITY8 its a shame really. Eminem is a known fast rapper as well but yes the lyricism is also what matters if not more than the speed. But like it’s said on their username ‘metalhead’ they’re definitely not hip hop fans

[@prodbywoody]

This is a perfect example of people not actually listening to lyrics

[@prodbywoody]

IJMO they can read it but still not understand what they are saying.

[@oluuomoakinduro7577]

They definitely didn’t understand the lyrics at all

[@marcusglover9614]

I like Jill, she gets it... great work

[@metalheadreactions7379]

Marcus Glover Thank you. Although I feel pretty clueless most of the time. :)

[@phillipitsmemario9771]

Not only do Logic and Eminem rap fast, but they also have substance.

[@narcissusjay8945]

Jill's reaction at the end was so funny I had to watch it twice to see her laugh 😄

[@seductiondecoded]

When i go ( Roof ) like the Dobermann said, i still think that ( Roof ) will go over your head And It did really go over your head🤷🏽‍♂️

[@prodbywoody]

7karim9ify lmao

[@AnasKhallouk]

As a metalhead i was hoping at least that he'd get that bar,i completely lost my shit when it went literally over his head lmao

[@crzykerns]

I see the red rover bar goin over evryones head the game you use to play in school at recess or gym or somethin

[@krishnawainright15]

The First "Roof" is "Woof"! 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂🤣

[@patrickmcguire7400]

Jill is awesome...Ryan open your mind and you could be too.

[@xXxXxBetrayerxXxXxX]

That's harsh, but I will agree that the girl is awesome. Especially for someone that is completely new into the rap scene.

[@CashLibertyMusic]

Top Kek shes not completely new, since she was a fan of em before the channel started

[@510Hyde]

Em: “ I STAY ON MY TOES (TOWS) LIKE A REPO” Lol genius.

[@zynk9149]

“Ass like a tailbone”

[@thruthemotions]

Carlos Avalos yup reference to the repo man but also the rows of a car

[@beryljackson913]

People who are avid fans of hip hop catch everyword without the lyrics on the screen this is just a part of hip hop

[@fletcha7777]

That was one of the best reactions I've seen, when Jill started laughing she literally made me start laughing hysterically I was literally crying,... like it was contagious and I caught it... Hahaha 🔥

[@metalheadreactions7379]

Scott Fletcha Glad I could spread the laughter. :)

[@Timbolonius]

I have to agree, best part was Jill losing it at the end. I have only seen the video for this song and never checked out just the song, so I also wasn't expecting that bit at the end. Hilarious and Jill losing it also made me laugh

[@G0DKompleX]

I don't know why I clicked this video. But then I see Jill laughing at the end. The world works in mysterious ways. Great video

[@petermoore9913]

As a rapper I listen and learn every single word and every single meaning to the songs I like doesn’t matter how fast they are. I also love challenging myself learning all the quick parts in raps word for word at that speed

[@VRMusic]

The song's gist is to show the artist's lyrical skill

[@Sympanet]

Logic doesn’t need Em to show him who’s boss. He already knows.

[@uzi978]

Her laugh at the end had me crying, oh my god that made my day. :D

[@gabrielcesar96]

Yeah mine too lmao

[@delmakynuna6551]

The ending of the music! Lol I laughed so hard omg 😂😂😂

[@flickmew99]

when you start to learn the lyrics, learn how every words crafted, rhymed and all things related. and next level they say it with speed, flow, etc. thats a wholesome

[@ft3060]

"I just like it because it´s fast" You´re speaking for all of us

[@surfclub8461]

Rapping fast is just a talent in its own, you gotta learn flows and techniques. And when Eminem raps fast he doesn’t just say random stuff, it all makes sense.

[@AprilGShowers]

It's called LYRICISM man....GENIUS LYRICISM. With Eminem, there is always double/triple meanings to every bar. He writes or freestyles EVERYTHING he raps. EMINEM = GOAT. Period. 🐐💯💯

[@mobeenmir3923]

If you think this is fast, then you need to listen to Rap God or Speedom to have your mind completely blown.

[@thedragonreborn3905]

Rap god is a corny song lol

[@ThatOnePro]

The Dragon Reborn wtf you good?

[@gigatronusprime]

@@ThatOnePro he's not wrong, *imo*

[@genisbibin8292]

Such a beautiful Reaction! U guys smiling, makes me smile too😍 Nice Work!

[@Riley_187]

Doesn't like logics fast rap...says em is rapping too slow😂😂great reaction tho💪

[@celeste1737]

5:44 “what’s the word, vocal work?!...” Me: it’s called, oxygen - which they clearly don’t need lol

[@johnlewis8934]

Jill is cute when she laughs that hard

[@richlasma]

she's cute always. l know someone with her exact features but sadly she's not a nice person. Jill seems nice

[@wiscombe91]

after listening to rap for a longgg time it becomes a lot easier to understand the words and appreciate the lyricism, rhyme schemes and aggression in the track. I was able to memorize all the words after a dozen listens or so but thats only because ive been listening to rap and trying to catch Eminems verses for like 10-15 years lol. Id recommend sticking to his slower stuff for a while yet

[@celeste1737]

If you didn’t know, Logic is biracial which gives him a pass for his use of the N-word and he is def an amazing rapper

[@zehanhossain6464]

Love your reactions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "Makin' dog sounds 'cause I gotta keep breakin' these bars down I'll go slow for the speds But when I go (Roof!) like the Dobermann said I still think the (Roof!) would go over your head (Ha-ha)" “Sped” refers to “special education” programs for students with disabilities, and is being used here to suggest that most listeners don’t fully understand his lines. Furthermore, the usage of dog-related terms and sounds might be a way of mocking sounds used in mumble rap-a hip-hop subgenre-continuing his efforts against it, started with his 2017 album Revival. “Roof” doubles for a dog barking and actual rooftops, which go over the head. Just like the bars did....Its not just about rapping fast. its about telling a story or getting a point across in the most clever way possbile. Talking is equivalent to walking and rapping is equivalent to parkour.

[@joeerickson2581]

A better introduction to Logic would be something from his first album, “Under Pressure.” A great place to start would be the title track, “Under Pressure,” as it focuses more on Logic’s ability to tell stories in his music. “Gang Related” is also a story telling track, but it infuses fast rapping as well. I highly recommend checking out both tracks!

[@wampum3000]

@Metalhead Reactions The funny stuff at the end is from an instagram or whichever post one day that the comedian D'Elia posted one day driving in his car, and it became super popular. Eminem saw it and thought it was really funny. It's cool that he liked it instead of getting mad or something and doing the dissing thing.

[@jpotter14]

The music video for this song is even better, haha.

[@socialescort5619]

When she's *literally* laughing so hard she's physically crying because of nonsense xD

[@metalheadreactions7379]

Social Escort I really was. That part just took me off guard. I still think it's hilarious.

[@bobbydante7405]

Late to this channel's reaction but yall are awesome. He truly has no clue on hip hop music which makes it better. Dude 100% has a premise of "it's rap so I can't understand the words" and ends up doing every reaction video either proving himself wrong or coinciding with him not being familiar or right

[@allikohcysp]

I don’t even need lyrics to follow what they’re rapping and I’m from Australia. Sick song.

[@UpInYourFeelings]

The part at the end is a comedian that did a video mimicking how Eminem raps. Eminem put that in the song because he was using lines from that video.

[@975310jason]

I wonder how their reactions would be if they listen to "world wide choppers" and "speedom" which ft. Eminem xD

[@metalheadreactions7379]

Jason Dash We will have to find out. :)

[@975310jason]

@@metalheadreactions7379 yes please! Start with WWC cause that's like part 1 and then speedom, which is 2nd

[@cctomcat321]

They'd have to start with Midwest Choppers

[@ZeroFace]

Jill cracking up at the end made me subscribe 😂

[@andrewdavis4190]

It's actually really funny that the part of the song that your talking about is deliberately slowed down for the speds 😂

[@drillman9799]

There’s hidden meanings under a lot of the lyrics and you have to be an avid hip hop fan to understand every reference. This song is dope though. New subscriber here you guys are pretty cool

[@Dezzyyx]

One thing about rap, from a former metal-head (Korn, Slipknot, Dimmu, Nightwish, System of a Down, Rammstein,..), when you start to study and understand more of lyrics it is very rewarding, cause there can be so much to a single Hip-hop song because of all the content (lyrics, words, wordplay, metaphors, references, punchlines, delivery, cadence , flow...). It is ironic that it is by this same fact that it can be very unappealing to first-time listeners, you're just like "what's going on here". After a while the noise turns to something you can comprehend and then it'll sound better as well, just like metal really, which also can be just noise to beginners.

[@lukekearns4298]

Yeah people just requesting because it’s new and trendy to do lol Knew you wouldn’t like this, that’s not really for the casual listening more deep hip hop stuff

[@swamprott8591]

you should give your girl credit, she's listening to the lyrics, you're listening to the song. Shes also really sharp. Love the tshirt too 👍. Anyhow, you guys have a new subscriber, just found this channel and I like you guys. Keep em coming

[@NasXShady]

To answer the dude’s question at the beginning, if you listen to a fast song enough times, you’ll hear all the words. Also, if you listen to fast rap in general, it’s easier to hear what is being talked about. So really it’s just getting accustomed to that certain cadence and flow of fast rap.

[@christiangarcia1608]

Need to listen to rap God.

[@depressedasfook2893]

The more rap you listen the better you get at breaking down bars and you appreciate it more

[@brian332]

I watched the reaction ride along because the thumbnail made it feel like someone's gone cry. But FML it's crying outta laughter. damn.

[@wyattcl360]

Eminem hasn’t “lost his touch”, he wasn’t trying to be better than Logic. This is Logics album and Em respects that, he’s there to compliment Logic. Also, I think Em should’ve slowed down, Bc 98% of the bars went over your head.

[@SamoanObsidian]

It's only a small talk of... "just give it your best quality.". Eminem is completely againts mumbke rap today where they are less skillful in thier craft. So the guy tease rapping at the end, is a youtuber making fun of Eminem because Em's style is legit one of a kind... lol and yes it was halarious. Em is known to be the rapper who is bit lyrically twisted with a huge sense of humor.

[@edzhus]

It's not only the speed but complexity of bars. The faster it gets the harder it is.

[@cindygreene7612]

Lol it takes awhile to get to like hip hop shit I’m 57 and just in the last year started listening to Eminem and now I’m hooked!!!

[@DKLONGHORN]

The end is a comedian trying to mimick how Eminem can rap about anything, which is why Em included him in the song.

[@metalheadreactions7379]

DKLONGHORN And that took me completely off guard and was great. Haven't laughed like that in a long time.

[@jamesmitchell4927]

Haha you guys make me laugh, personally I love both metal and rap so you guys are right there too. The reason I enjoy this song is the syllable timing and the subject matter the beat sets a tone and the message is clear, is a song with a message with two rappers at the top of their game mocking the hypocrisy of the rap industry. I have just watched your Speedom vid which is newer, on there I left a comment about knowing the history of things, in this vid you really show your lack of knowledge about the current state of hip hop (Mumble rappers vs Lyrical rappers)..... I love how you laugh at the ending with no context of the meaning and in some way I don't think Gill would have laughed as much knowing what it was connected to, not without being really invested in the culture anyway, so maybe you could do half a vid reacting and half a vid researching? it would defo get your vids up to KZbin algorithm length ;)

[@jaquelineepm56]

The doble and triple entendres here and also to making it all rhyme in so many different ways, having something to say and being funny or witty with it, what else can you ask in a rap song from the lyrical stand. That's what you appreciate and your ear gets used to the fast pace

[@burningstar1793]

Rap that fast is appealing in the same way that metalheads are attracted to blast beats.

[@cctomcat321]

The beat is sick and the flow is crazy. There is nothing to not like.

[@dextermosqueda7852]

Eminem and Logic are leveling the mumble rappers of modern hiphop

[@evilbug555to666]

Eminem goes from 150-200 real quick...never underestimate the G.O.A.T.. 🔥🔥🔥

[@chrispruett81]

LOVE SEEING YOU LAUGH JILL!! :)

[@xianlo3246]

According to Eminem,when he first came up as a rapper,his style was that style,fast

[@619marcog]

Em doesnt need to rap fast. His rhyme schemes and double entendres make him the goat that's why he dominates every collab hes in.

[@codyking4006]

Eminem’s different flows emphasizes the lyrics. Everything he says has multiple meanings and if they go over your head that’s on you.

[@gokham33]

Loved her! Best reaction to the song

[@dividedpersona]

This isn’t a song that would be put on the radio. Rap artist (good ones) tend to structure their albums like projects. They will make a couple of radio songs, songs that are easy to follow, and catchy. The rest of the album is typically structured to encapsulate a theme. They will show of their skills, and try out new styles. A good example is Kendrick Lamar’s “Damn” album.

[@ksideathmonger]

The last bit by the way was a comedian making fun of the way Em rapped in a freestyle. Em also put some of the words in his part of the actual song

[@DukooPZK]

The reason why people want to listen to it is because this Collaboration has been long awaited. Logic is an amazing young rapper and Eminem finally made a song with him. This isn’t a radio song or a song you can listen to while you party, maybe while you work out but this is more for Rap History.

[@SirLicky]

jill. you are so awesome! love ya girl!!!

[@hectormadera4717]

The guy with the cap it’s not about rap fast it’s about content, lyrics, delivery and that’s why Eminem is the the Goat

[@adamo5238]

Jill you're awesome couldn't stop laughing with you 🤣🤣🤣

[@Exodus-sb8so]

The lyrics, the best and how these two men have spit bars like a Xanax

[@flaregun81]

Last part was a shout out to the comedian chris de elliot, who did a parody of em and em thought it was funny so he shouted him out, listen to the last part of em rappibg and youll here the habbanican part he raps about to

[@glennheuts407]

Eminem is not about speed. His wordplay is out of this world... Logic needs to keep up with Em. Eminem has no lungs...

[@kindakomplicated4537]

Glenn Heuts 👏🏾

[@tritran7565]

they catch fast bars usually because the bars has things they heard somewhere else already , in hip hop theyre usually guns and stuffs to show superiority

[@sirmooosey231]

No wonder theyre alive. All the shots missed

[@katestramenos929]

Lol you guys did great! There are a lot of break down videos of this song. Coming from someone who listens to everything literally, I love all types of music, this song is actually pretty amazing. There are honestly a lot of genius references in this song that really wouldn’t be understood by anyone who hasn’t kept up with the rap genre. It’s basically about how the rap genre used to be about lyricism but a lot of the new stuff is just mainly a beat now with no message. And the genius lyricists like logic and em don’t really care for the direction it is going. Other than that, you two should watch a few of the break down videos for this song, I think you would be more impressed then you know! 🖤💜💙🖤💜💙

[@fangbjorn0]

Its the wordplay, his ability to flow and his punch lines.

[@jaredgaspar9995]

Eminem said why he had to go slow “Makin’ dog sounds ‘cause I gotta keep breakin’ these bars down I’ll go slow for the speds” 🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

[@bettyzippay236]

NF-Remember this

[@queencerseilannister3519]

I'm not a huge rap fan but Eminem is a genius lyricists. Every bar is a triple entendre at most. He's the GOAT.

[@queencerseilannister3519]

Also listen to the entire Kamakazie album.

[@joshuamcmanus9053]

I like this. Y'all keep reacting. Eminem has faster songs, Twista is fun to get your head spinning, Busta is fast. Y'all rock for just trying to see other types and really try to enjoy what y'all are hearing. Keep it up!

[@AW-mz6ml]

Tip of the tongue - Twista if u like fast heres one of the one that sit at the top of the mountain

[@thetruest7497]

The more fast rap you listen to the more accustomed to fast rap you'll be and able to understand it.

[@ksideathmonger]

Em was a little slower in the beginning but all of those lines had like 3 meanings that you don't get unless u have extensive knowledge about a bunch of different things. And logics lines were simple because he had 3 sections that were word for word the same. Just sounded more impressive.

[@glennheuts407]

If Eminem is featured on a song its actually his... Eminem just crazy

[@DopamineVice]

eminem "rap god "if you want speed

[@ngel0]

Jills laugh though was dope 🔥🔥🔥 it felt like her breathing pattern was fluctuating 👌👌👍👍

[@brianb2577]

Eminem asked the comedian who was making fun of him to put his skit on the end of the song. That comedian has blown up now. His name is Chris d'elia's. Look him up he's hilarious. I can't tell you any more start with AK KILLS PANDA REMIX. And then go from there.

[@adhyoutuber]

the 'woof' just went over the head of this dudes head. hahahahaha

[@tbexecutioner5392]

Why does it feel like he'd fit perfectly into the mumble rap, no lyric giving genre?

[@SCUZZI87]

Eminem - lucky you Eminem - rock bottom Eminem and jay z - renegade Eminem - still don’t give a fuck Eminem - legacy

[@djbibbs]

It's a skill where singers can breathe in thru their nose while breathing out of their mouths.

[@switzobeatz]

You guys just have to adjust. We've been listening to fast rap since Twista, bone thugz, and Twista. Early-mid 90s. We understand because we've acclimated our brains to listen this fast. Good reactions thanks for stepping out of your comfort zones.

[@switzobeatz]

🤦🏼‍♂️ one of those "Twista" was supposed to be tech n9ne

[@unicock8268]

I dont know if I would be considered a true metalhead into the community but lol, I cant stop liking Nicki, Doja, Billie, Khalid, and all. Tbh my fav genre is none other than Black Metal but bruh these guys are lit

[@metalmichew2]

im metalhead. What I like about this, is the speed, the delivery, the way he can still sound mad while going that fast. Imagine Slayer going that fast and sounding that angry, i mean slayer is honesly the only band who could do that, but they would sound much harder doing that than screaming "god hates us all" on a backbeat. Honestly listen to something more talkative than this with guitar sounds. I realise muricans dont have saviour genre identifiers but us EU people have, Listen to Maggies bookshop, and name me why that shit is bad. for real dude.

[@clipsedrag13]

your girl impressed me because she could see this for what it is. a skill. it's not an art until that's skill becomes revered. you don't revere it, YET

[@bloodblitzowns11]

See its not really about the speed persay, i dont think logic is an incredible rapper. His early work was great although was heavily influenced by his peers which isn’t inherently bad but logic made the influences way too obvious. He raps fast and has an impeccable flow. The way he rides a beat and places his syllables and voice inflections makes for ah interesting listen. Eminem is focused more on complex rhyming structures more so than logic.

[@siddhujames]

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