MARSHALL MONDAY - WHAT THE OTHER RAPPERS THINK ABOUT EMINEM - REACTION!!!

[@mahdikhaxar3115]

Man I was a kid growing up in the middle east, I literally saw Eminem bring hip hop to that part of the world.

[@stevenwilliams1805]

It's crazy. And now, because of KZbin, I'm seeing Hip Hop truly is world wide.

[@homiecide8684]

Same here and im from Uruguay

[@Predator-pv7of]

Same here, i am from India.

[@sujeetnair1748]

@@Predator-pv7of true

[@cehaszkodasensu3339]

Am from m.east too. Before Em i was listening LLCJ, BigPun and 50C. Then comes Em and broke the head.

[@anna-qz5xk]

anyone remember when Kendrick said this about Em: "The clarity---I got my clarity just studying Em, when I was a kid. How I got in the studio was just all off curiosity. I had a love for the music, but it was curiosity. The day I heard MMLP, I was just like how does that work? What is he doing? How is he putting his words together like that? . . .How is his words cutting through the beat like that? What is he doing that I'm not doing? . . .His timing is impeccable. . ." from that rick rubin GQ interview Man, I wish my two favorite rappers had more songs together

[@anna-qz5xk]

@@ozymandias___868 misusing your influence

[@wacko37]

React To 50ftEm MyLife Em diss ice cub Cause He say same shit like Snoop said Dre&white&Overrated

[@leonweikel8305]

Anyone else read that in Kendrick voice? 😂😂

[@ashgiri94]

Kendrick was amazed Eminem could spit on a beat and actually be understood by listeners. Like if you compare some stuff from the 90s and 80s to Em what was missing so from that older stuff was clarity, that “cutting through the beat” quality of Em’e delivery.

[@Tcrror]

@@wacko37 Cool, maybe learn how to construct a sentence. Maybe learn how to not be wrong, as well. Also, learn how to not capitalize the beginning of random words. Unless you're Trump? Which would make sense since that guy hasn't been right a day in his life. Ugh, responding to names like this are so annoying.

[@JJ-ji5ey]

That Rakim interview was just cut off before Rakim said if Em was black he would be considered as the Muhammad Ali of Hip Hop.

[@omarbk25]

yeh bro i was bummed out when i saw it i really wanted him to see rakim saying it

[@z_vizo4594]

It's there in the part 1 of this reaction video.

[@Max-xl5kx]

give me link of whole video

[@Phlegm187]

Rakim is just too modest to say he is the real GOAT not Em.

[@MRphipps54]

I mean, really he says that Eminem would be the next Muhammad Ali. Not just the best rapper like Muhammad was the best boxer, but he would be a generational icon for African-Americans.

[@RoryGodson]

"If you ain't got no haters you ain't poppin" - Stevie Knight Never heard anything more true.

[@Kiki-nu2cv]

"I'd bet everything I have.." Shows you that 50 genuinely meant every word he said.

[@kjnewman7518]

50 don't give a fuck for real. Always will be one of my favorite celebrities

[@Kiki-nu2cv]

@@kjnewman7518 💯

[@SpiderJAAM]

Eminem's last 2 albums he did zero publicity for them and those went No. 1 on Spotify, Itunes, etc... instantly when they drop and also being on the Top of Billboard every single time. If that isn't influence, I don't know what it is, as he said "I sound like a broken record, every time I break a record".

[@FiryaFYI]

"numbers arn't everything", but numbers don't lie either. He is the most streamed hip hop artist till this day. even for stuff he dropped 20 years ago. if the others are so great, how come their stuff from 20 years ago dont get play as much? people be hating.

[@SpiderJAAM]

@@FiryaFYI Yeah and isn't even that he was relevant, he still is relevant, you make a song with Em and that song is gonna be your song most streamed for the entire month.

[@bijoyxxx4267]

Motherfucccccckin facts

[@wacko37]

50ftEm MyLife Em diss ice cub Cause He say same shit like Snoop said Dre&white&Overrated

[@shahidshaikh7438]

@@FiryaFYI faccts brooo. Some morons beleive that a few underground artists have the same pen game as emimem😂😂😂 like if they did they wouldn't be in the underground scene

[@awonddy]

Marshall Monday is the highlight of my Mondays.

[@paullabreck8930]

highlight of my week lmao

[@YourBioDad]

There’s another video of Rakim online listing his top 5 Rappers and he listed Eminem as number one based of skill and he’s not friends with Eminem.. The Godfather of rap says it it’s law

[@GasDude1011]

Fax.

[@adgato75]

Rakim belongs on that Top 5 list. But he can't put himself on there .... but he belongs there too.

[@samsenpai5599]

Rakim, Redman, Crooked, Black thought, The Game, Busta Rhymes, 50 Cent everybody knows what Eminem is capable of. Just some anorexic goofs like Jamar, Snoop, MGK are salty because Eminem is better than them.

[@samsenpai5599]

@@adgato75 What are you even talking about my guy. Ofc Rakim is there. Without Eminem, Rakim, Biggie and Redman that list is worth sh*t.

[@Strugler1987]

U all high AF ? not 2 mention PAC .BIG.diddy . Peace tho.

[@massdonamar]

Em did not just introduce me to hip hop. He introduced me to music in general. He was the first artist I heard and legit got interested into setting and listening to every word he says.

[@PhStateOfMind]

I feel you 100% bro

[@ericmarsh6887]

Eminem’s first three albums scared the shit out of his peers back in the day, watching this 26 year old white boy effortlessly smoke the competition and have the biggest rappers avoid him cause they knew and we knew he was the best. He’s not supposed to resonate today raps a young mans game but I’m glad em was my era

[@aaronfleming8200]

His FIRST SINGLE scared Rappers and Woke them Up. I was in jail when I first heard ( My name is ) and saw the video...it got completely silent Everytime that video was played and everyone payed full attention. Silent !!!!!!!! Everyone knew without doubt Eminem was going to blow all the way up and it wasn't because of him being White. It was Directly that SKILL LEVEL and how he formulated those Bars even in that song. It was a NEW STREET type style only being used on an underground level and not in mainstream Rap. .he introuduced that street style to the industry. Many Dont even know what im talking about because they wasnt there in this era. But Ive been in and experienced many ciphers and Battles. Eminem was and is the REAL DEAL.

[@erikcebokli9585]

I don't see rap as being exclusively a young mans game.

[@josephoppy7577]

Yo em is still impactful and his last 2 albums hit number 1

[@Strugler1987]

@@aaronfleming8200 in an Eminem meets Mike Tyson Interview Tyson described bout the same silence in the Gym everybody listening .

[@shaunnawhite7897]

💜🐧😁😂😘Agreed, fyi, your funny!!!lololxo

[@Inus]

you are one of the few black people that call out racism no matter where it comes from You call out racism across the spectrum and I SALUTE YOU FOR THAT Snoop is racist with his comment, you didnt say it, but we know thats what it is damn straight dude you are. respect from Amsterdam

[@melvingenao550]

Well his girl is white so it wouldn't benefit him to be racist.

[@houtwijk]

He did say it’s racist what snoop said

[@Inus]

@@melvingenao550 i said his comment is racist, i didnt say snoop is a racist

[@Evjen97]

Gaiden Boxer bro you didn’t even listen to the whole video. You out here reachin and being a clown, go away🤡

[@Midv1322]

@@Inus saying hes the greatest white rapper isn't racist. Stans just hate when anyone doesn't bend the Knee. Em deserves to be in the discussion for peoples top 10 but this idea hes factualy the GOAT is silly af. Like Royce came out and said Doggy Style over anything Ems made. Alot of peolle respect Ems Pen but don't really fuck with the music he makes. You think The Game ever bumps Eminem? Naw but he repsect his pen. So when people talking about GOATs they gonna look at who's music they can't do without. Unless you just ask white people in the Burbs alot of rappers gonna have classics with more staying power then any of Ems albums. Shit there are rappers who I dont think are half as good as Em who have more classic albums. Em is miles better then The Game, game admits it. But if I could only save one album from the two from a fire The Documentary saved,

[@TylerLL2112]

The guy who decided to go after G-Unit all at once said “I made sure to stay away from Em” That’s saying something.

[@bijoyxxx4267]

Facts

[@abelsalazar2977]

SERIOUSLY....LOL....I never even thought about it that way.

[@scalip36]

and he DEMOLISHED them as well..but he knew better.

[@cedricessono6158]

Lol!

[@AQCE245]

scalip36 Nah game was not touching Banks

[@0800485G]

Rakim went on to say "If Em was black he will be our Muhammad Ali" in the full video

[@andreathesexy1]

Which made me look at The God side eyed.

[@0800485G]

adanya salaam why side eyed ?

[@dkinclonberne]

@@andreathesexy1 looks like your just a racist

[@franksmith8959]

Lol people ain’t ready for that.

[@andreathesexy1]

@@dkinclonberne I think racist is the new word to throw around bc yall fave rapper is TRASH! Peace to all the GODS&EARTHS

[@kriduttsewa9666]

go to africa specially south ull realise that black people there loves and respects eminem so much mann...

[@papadopoluswood]

Africans don't lack black people that's why they come to America. No African came here and say where are my people?

[@donzibee6709]

Yep. I'm African, and I concur!!! 👍

[@makabongweziqhu]

Facts. South African over here!!

[@Drip._sphinx]

South african over here....co-signed!!!!

[@thegrinco5322]

Yes I'm from africa and everyone loves dat dude

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

50 Cent- The best, most loyal, always got your back friend you could ever have. The worst, most petty grudge holding, relentless enemy you could ever make 😂 my kind of people 👍 Edit: I’m the “homegirl Becky” that sent this to Steve on Patreon 🙂

[@anthonyclark9441]

Facts, mine as well.

[@peterhoran4939]

Snoop: "who was the black rapper sellout, who did we give up for Eminem?" Me: "You Snoop, it was you with your Katy Perry collabs and KFC adverts who was the sellout, it was you who we gave up."

[@Evjen97]

Lmfao truth. Almost forgot about that shit cuz it’s so trash

[@dusanbiga4948]

He is in some mad idiotic advertisements here in Norway as well. Just-eat is another example (idk how big that is over there is the US). Dude is a big time sellout, which I don't mind. But he should really not ve talking shit about em like that seeing what he had become and what em is now.

[@BrokeTheSeal]

Don't forget his short lived Snoop Lion phase

[@Maeb42012]

Preach..

[@akhileshs7022]

Brutal 💀

[@abealno5279]

Quitter- Everlast Diss. I waited till today hoping u was gone do it. Hopefully this week.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Everyone flips over the switch up in it

[@abel6297]

He should do I remember first

[@zacakafroztee]

One of my all time fav disses

[@wacko37]

React To 50ftEm MyLife Em diss ice cub Cause He say same shit like Snoop said Dre&white&Overrated

[@zacakafroztee]

@@wacko37 Em does not diss Ice Cube on that song. Don't make stuff up to try and get him to react.

[@ConsistencyAlways]

Perfect timing for this reaction.

[@horrorfan4-life689]

Why is that? The Snoop comment?

[@ShinFuYux]

Frankly, the one thing that makes Eminem a good rapper is his willingness to change his style from how he writes to his flow. Listen to other rappers who have been around the scene for a while now, they keep a consistent style and it just seems like they can't step away from it. Like Jay-Z, Nas, Ludacris hell even Snoop Dogg. They make a new album, you'll recognize every part of it as a typical Jay-Z album. Eminem goes from creating the Eminem show, to relapse, to Music to be Murdered by. Three albums that sound so completely different and have a completely different approach to things. It's like, he wants to continue experimenting and trying new things. While everyone else approaches things with the mentality "why change what's not broken?" To be successful you gotta be willing to change, adapt and grow.

[@kennethcaveny1552]

Kamikaze is a record that blew my mind. It legit combined so many different styles and he slays so many different people with their own styles. It's fucking mind blowing...

[@vradarx]

Eminem's versatility is insane, no matter the beat whether it's whack or serious and the bars silly/hard he just makes it all flow effortlessly together to sound great.

[@eddiesachetti7408]

Kamikaze was on some shit talkin noise!! I had a full blow Migraine and by the time i was done listening to Greatest shit had cleared completely. Power of music is phenomenal and Em's hunger to not be complacent with his style is and forever will be LEGENDARY

[@alexandermaldonado7467]

@shinfuyux I be saying that to a lot of people but they don't get it and em say that too in his music all the time. But people just don't listen only looks at race

[@percival6815]

I disagree on that. Especially when it comes to Nas. You can't say there's no variety between Illmatic, It Was Written, God's Son and King's Disease 2.

[@sondra2774]

Em never tries to put on a fake persona. Him being a lyrical Ace in storytelling is what separates and excels him from the rest.

[@shaunnawhite7897]

Lololol..💜😁

[@NietrTM]

This is kinda funny cause slim shady literally is a fake persona lmao.

[@jessicarichter6436]

⁠​⁠@@NietrTM​​⁠​⁠​⁠yea shadys a comedic alter ego but you know they meant he doesn’t have a fake gangster persona, doesn’t try to be black or be anything else but himself unlike some rappers.

[@NietrTM]

@@jessicarichter6436 yeah it's definitely what made him stand out amongst a sea of shifty white rappers of the Era. I mean you had like lil water and jelly roll doing their thing even back then they were pretty decent but not on ems level lol lil wyte was rapping about xanax before it was cool

[@UncleRandy73]

I’ve always seen a lot of 50 in your personality. That cracked me up to see you react to him, knowing that you was thinking the same.

[@sean113]

The Game is showing respect because he's talented enough to actually recognise what he'd be up against. The grief comes from those who aren't levelled enough to even comprehend it.

[@patsysadowski1546]

That’s true of a lot of hip hop listeners too. You can’t actually listen to his music, understand it and not respect it.

[@robbiewoolsey]

@@patsysadowski1546 True. There are a lot of people that can't understand DOOM either. I know people that like hip hop that can't comprehend how intricately DOOM rhymes regardless of if you like the subject matter. The same can be said for Em. Gotta respect it

[@XisoLate]

TRUE

[@stevie8849]

classic example of the dunning-kruger effect.

[@fugu_3467]

and yet here we are

[@Kiluei]

Even if you dislike the subjects he talks about, the flow, the sound of his voice and his skin colour. You still have to admit that his lyricism is top 10 worthy. If you deny that then you're a hater already because you don't even like him being white and a good rapper. I'm btw not white. I just find it infuriating whenever us people of colour create something like hiphop but then act like gatekeepers when a white man wants to enter it. If he entered it while making fun of it, it would be a big difference. But he enters it while respecting, understanding it AND being good at it. So how are we ever going to get equality from all sides when "we" also dislike "outsiders".

[@hechpee]

Gospel

[@ItsRichyMo]

Facts

[@2799kugan]

Yoo the last line is the real shit dawwwg 🔥🔥🔥

[@dennisplesz9487]

I respect you 4 that. True facts. Stay healthy homie

[@liutaskaralius7986]

Talk

[@ΔημΔ-ω2ο]

Eminem was the first rapper I ever listened to when I was 13 here in Europe.He introduced me to hiphop and because of him I got to know the whole 80-90"s hip hop great MCs and groups.I am into golden era hip hop the most right now but I will always be thankful to Em for this

[@leroypreston2762]

I can’t remember how old I was when I first Eminem, but this guy has had such an impact on my life, to see another human go through so much shit and rise to the RAP GOD he is today is inspirational to any one who’s had a troubled past, people aspire to have what he has or get the respect he does, this legend is a once in a life time person, give them the roses while they still here.

[@Drastic2305]

"You don't mess with the white boy" - As a wise man once said 😂

[@JADTO]

MGK did and almost won

[@stevend1688]

T.O T.O almost won? Lmaooo not even close

[@xk45neymar]

@@JADTO not alike won the beef ez

[@JADTO]

@@stevend1688 Killshot was not at Ems standards

[@mrankin2825]

@@JADTO he was already eviscerated on not a like. Killshot just showed how little chance he had of saving face.

Let’s be honest, if Eminem was black this wasn’t a question! Unfortunately it’s all about race instead being about talent....

[@Phlegm187]

Let's actually be honest then. If Eminem was black he wouldn't even be talked about let alone mentioned for top 10 lists. The only people he appeals to are mostly white people under 18 or people who are mentally still under 18.

[@susansimon1416]

@@Phlegm187 IDIOT !!!!!!

[@Phlegm187]

@@susansimon1416 Are you trying to prove my point Sustan?

[@vonsteele321]

Phlegm187 you right. We don’t want to lose our culture that’s why we discredit him sometimes. Eminem knows what our culture is and actually really fell in love with hip hop as a person. When we had country and rock and roll that got taken over by white people. That’s just telling the truth they take the culture but don’t want to help us or feel the struggle

[@sambrown4351]

@@vonsteele321 EM literally made the house of hip hop the kingdom of hip hop These new rappers wouldnt even be known outside there countries if it wasnt for EM and he literally supports hip hop when he put out kamikaze the whole album except 2 of its songs were about how the rap game is changing and the real Mcs need to protect it nad hes the only one doing so Kanye made a song with lil pump Jay aint putting out anything Nas aint saying anything Hes literally the only rapper who wants to save hip hop before it gets ruined and dont act like he is ignorant He gives proper respect to everybody He lists himself after jay nas biggie 2pac even though he outdid them And guess what I AM BLACK AND I SUPPORT EM COZ HE NEVER STOPPED SUPPORTING US

[@josephmontoya2251]

"The Greatest doesn't have a skin tone. Its just pure greatness" Jordan is the greatest basketball player of time, but imagine if they said great black basketball player This whole skin color topic should stop .. if your great on the mic 🎤 your great if your great baller 🏀 your great .. The goat topic is always changing and nothing wrong with that .. eminem should be considered to be on that list regulardless of the skin tone

[@brandonsanders2767]

imagine they speak on jimi hendrix like that. say jimi is the greatest "black" guitarist ever. it seems it only works if you are anything other than white. in my eyes, jimi is the goat. people still want to point to race as the main criteria for being great at whatever it is.

[@kristymeeks1839]

brandon sanders Larry Bird gets called the greatest white basketball player. Why can't people just be great without color?

[@astepaya4274]

Trust me I love Eminem but if it came down to who’s done the most for hip hop from projects to presence longevity putting other rappers on just simply the whole entire package I’m giving the goat title to Wayne.

[@josephmontoya2251]

@@astepaya4274 Wayne is up there .. just like Em .. When Eminem was on Lil Wayne Show .. he didn't say he was the only one dominant, he said him and Eminem was two young cats coming up and dominating in hip hop 2000 era .. but yea wayne is in the same category as Eminem that been influential in hip hop.. both GOAT

[@810Lara810]

Seriously though because low key there is an Asian somewhere out there who is better

[@Amyelferdink]

I am one of those people who was introduced to Hiphop because of Eminem. I became an Eminem fan and through listening to his interviews, he introduced me to Royce, Rakim, Ice cube, and more.

[@monicaholmstedt5724]

Kanye west said once he had heard Em's verse, he re-write his 3×s 😆👍❤

[@Sicksoull]

Yea for song forever, he said it took him 2 days to change his verse. Thats a smart person, who cares for hip hop.

[@fabricator4521]

Yo shady gang like this for Stevie to react to rock bottom

[@jjpvp361]

Agreed that song was actually made in 97 im pretty sure

[@ToxicBottledOstrichNostrils]

You gotta be a patreon for him to listen. Sorry I’m poor so I don’t waste my time anymore

[@xBlindFerretx]

corny

[@bijoyxxx4267]

Yo...mann Infinite n BACKSTABBER those lyrics r dope

[@jackschwanke603]

Big facts. He should react to infinite also..the whole infinite album dope

[@strong-islandny7799]

Stevie, Em and The Game did a track together actually, it's called " We Ain't ." You should react to it, shits dope. They showed mad respect to each other on it.

[@sabarqurban6648]

Yes! The beat is sexy AF too

[@Gunit867899]

Game vs eminem lets go.

[@strong-islandny7799]

@@Gunit867899 Hell yeah brother!! 💯🔥🐐🐐

[@strong-islandny7799]

@@sabarqurban6648 Yup. Fire bro. 🔥💯

[@nenadmark]

Total fire bro, Stevie man you have to do it !

[@AstaIsAMonster]

*Also what’s funny Stevie is when people on Twitter say black people don’t listen to Eminem but Eminem this Year is in 3rd place in Top 20 most streamed artist in Africa.* (only two artists from America was on that list Drake was in the 4th spot)

[@Tonmi82]

You know a whole lot of white people live in Africa, too? It's a big continent.

[@yungmula6749]

Bro I’m from Nigeria and all my homies listens to Em. At school, at home, everywhere chief we all playing em He is the greatest no long cap ✌️

[@nellyt327]

Am from cameroon n Em got a large fan base here, he's inspired so many Africans here b it hip hop artist or afro pop

[@kylesteyn7479]

Em is the biggest artist among my friends here in Zambia.... Africans listen to anything as long as it's good we ain't racist like that butah.

[@makabongweziqhu]

I'm from South Africa; I'm Black. I listen to Eminem. I know a shit load of Stans that are Black over here... stop smoking that horseshit.

[@jr160288]

I agree with you. Eminem expand Hip hop, I'm from Mexico and fell in love with the rap culture because of him, the way he writes is poetry, crude, obscene but is poetry for the rhyming scheme, and the way it sounds as you called cadence. Its just amazing. Eminem is my favorite rapper and the best rapper alive and ever in history. No one can and could do what he does.

[@Python-xs2iv]

You don't know rap culture just because you heard rap god a few times. Gtfoh with that bs

[@charlesdigloria693]

The 50 Cent clip is an all time fave of mine. The "Meatloaf" line is amazing.

[@Mickster114]

Snoop w the switch up huhh. Even then he “credited” eminem, but with a grain of salt. Snoop stay bitter and envious

[@wm_9640]

He was too busy doing songs with Katy Perry and Big Time Rush

[@tone5037]

@@wm_9640 and chillin with Martha Stewart 😂

[@aaronfleming8200]

Snoop Dogg is TRASH compared to Marshall matthers

[@jawz3102]

@@aaronfleming8200 snoop is an entertainer. Em is a rapper.

[@aaronfleming8200]

@@jawz3102 Snoop BECAME an entertainer !!!! He began as a Rapper' but fell off. EM REMAINS CONSISTENT with the Trade

[@solido888]

you right about Busta. One of the most underrated flows of all time

[@thseaweed6334]

Bruh🤣🤣🤣 watchin you crawl on the insides when Redman was smacking his gum had me rollin!!!

[@joshuaha7661]

I think it is kinda crazy how many black rappers say they love Eminem and his music, they just can't relate to it. But It's simply just because he's white. If you actually take skin color out of the equation, and listen to his first 3 albums and certain songs throughout his whole career, most guys from 17-21 to their late 20's can relate to the more personal/serious songs about real life no matter what. Money struggles, being unsuccessful and putting everything you have into becoming successful/achieving your dream/goals, becoming a famous Rapper, Professional Athlete, Famous Actor etc.) other struggles like drug problems or family members having drug problems etc. Anyways, Eminem raps about alot of the same shit black rappers rap about. He just happened to live in trailer parks sometimes but the majority of the time he was just living in bad neighborhoods. So idk, I just don't understand. It's the same thing the other way around as well. I couldn't relate to 80% of the topics 2Pac wrote about but when he was talking about growing up poor, in a bad neighborhood? or drugs, depression, anxiety and paranoia? I could relate. So why cant these same rappers relate to Em when he raps about the same subjects?

[@jawz3102]

Cause he's white an unfortunately they're as racist as they accuse everyone else. Not all black people just those that say the white rapper shit. My favorite vocalist in metal is black. Lejon Witherspoon (sevendust). Not my favorite black metal vocalist. Just my favorite metal vocalist.

[@joshuaha7661]

@@jawz3102 I was actually gonna use Sevendust as an example the other day lol About how no other genre tries to push out certain races like Hip Hop does. You don't see anyone in Metal saying anything about Witherspoon being a guest, or Howard Jones being a guest in Metal. It wouldn't be accepted for one, but it would also just never happen. No other genre of music does that kinda shit. It sucks the way a lot of Hip Hop heads/fans are now.

[@el34glo59]

Yep. Never understood that bs, i cant relate stuff. If you're black and actually listened to his lyrics, there's a chance you related to his story

[@jessicarichter6436]

💯 facts! If they can’t relate to human emotions just cause the artist isn’t the same skin colour they lack empathy & intellect. You ain’t gotta be same race to understand human experiences. It’s like Celine Dion she is apart of the trinity with Mariah & Whitney as best vocalists of all time, they’d never discredit her talent n say she isn’t relatable purely cause she isn’t the same skin tone as Mariah & Whitney they’d be laughed at if they did.

[@ELmayberry]

what's crazy is that I'm black American but I mainly listen to Korean music (since 2008.. [that's before BTS and Blackpink came about] ) and Eminem (obvi since I'm here) but I can relate to so much of what Em speaks about and has spoken about which is why he's my number 1 rap artist and the one I still keep up with 😊

[@sarasweightlossjourney1432]

I remember in 1998 / 99 when Eminem blew up. I was born in 1980 so I was 18/19 when he really popped off and I remember him having 5 to 6 songs that were popular on the radio all the same I would be playing 94.1 in Tampa and they will play five of his songs almost in a row because that was what was popular lol. I'm not going to lie, I'm so grateful that I grew up in an era where I remember tupac, biggie, bone thugs-n-harmony, wu-tang,luniz etc..... I'm very blessed that the 90s were my teenage years and I got some of the best rap artist out of that and remember when Eminem and 50 cent came out. Along with so many other great rappers and artists

[@Batolsai]

Aaah they didn't put the Snoop Talk when he say he don't want a song on with EM in his Album saying.. "when eminem was in that Jay-z song, he fuck cuz up on that record.... completly, like DAMN! that's nerve recking don't want Eminem on my album i'm cool." x_X that's was hilarious Make next Monday.. Marshal Monday Motivation react tany fo these Eminem - Guts Over Fear ft. Sia

[@vishnusiddharth4331]

Like for Stan and Bad guy back to back!!

[@Alec30]

That vid would be 2hrs long 🤣

[@jackmccool5059]

Would break the channel!

[@MK-sk9zq]

Haha yes please!

[@beccaboo9960]

As long as he listens to stan right before the song if bad guy that would be fine because it would be a long video if he does both at once.

[@joejohnson9024]

This Frickin juice head 💪🏽🤣😅🤣😂

[@uzayrmanuel5901]

I just come here for Em and to stare and Stevie's biceps

[@jennifer4888]

Same :)

[@halalboy7592]

Rakeem's interview looks like a badass video game intro

[@ryanb5841]

Snoop is too fake. Watching this in 2021, after shit he has been saying.

[@blakehall4435]

BROOO IVE BEEN SAYING THIS THE WHOLE FUCKING TIME!!!

[@TOPRECOMENDED]

Yeahhh,, and before em,, do you remember tupac and snoop?

[@vishkiller23]

I think it's also because em got more close to dr.dre n snoop n dre were like brothers. May be he also jealous because of that relationship

[@brlybseballplayer34]

But species right snoop has always said em was the greatest white rapper in all his interviews but he has gone on record claiming he wish he was black

[@beeyotch3381]

Isnt he making a song with em tho? I haven’t really caught up on much of this.

[@dylangray9965]

Like Cole said, it was Em's first 3 albums that really pulled him in. You know Em as he is now, but man, from 1999-2005, Eminem ruled the world, not only the rap scene but entertainment. It's crazy how you didn't hear more of his stuff but I'm telling you, his old shit will change your view. I can tel you'd love his older stuff by your reaction to Till I Collapse, Mosh, and White America. You vibe different with that music because it sounds better and is still lyrically insane.

[@lo-lifecntral2789]

1999*

[@jawz3102]

White americaaaaaaaa I could be one'a your kids!

[@abelmora6344]

1999-2005*

[@dylangray9965]

@@abelmora6344 No idea why I said 1995 lol

[@dylangray9965]

@@lo-lifecntral2789 no idea why I said '95 lol

[@Ghost-hl5yl]

50 talks about crack a bottle and owing that Grammy to Eminem but imo his verse in that song is the best one he absolutely demolishes that track

[@slimbrady6691]

Yea 50 had the best verse, shit was so catchy. That whole damn song catchy forreal tho.

[@Ghost-hl5yl]

Slim Brady yeh for real the track is unreal just 50 on it is too good

[@Ghost-hl5yl]

Stylez Beast Mode I realise that but that’s not what it won a Grammy for, it won one for best group performance so for 50 to say he owes it all to em discredits just how hard he went in on that track I’m not taking away from em or dre on the track just think 50 should credit himself a bit more

[@mrankin2825]

Yes it was a group effort But it was a Eminem song. He's not downplaying his contribute to the song just stating the facts of the win.

[@Ghost-hl5yl]

M Rankin the facts of the win is that it was due best group performance of the year and out of the 3 he was the best imo so to say it was all due to em is discrediting himself I’m not saying he shouldn’t thank em for the feature but still

[@iUseVegas]

there was one clip with snoop I remember shortly after renegade came out and snoop was freaking out saying he doesn't want em on any of his tracks ever lmao snoop is hella jealous

[@KidofAk]

Round here by snoop dogg vs stan by eminem

[@iUseVegas]

@@KidofAk eminem's verse on forever vs any snoop dogg verse kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYCQcopodpyLeZI

[@danielprest5887]

5:25 - 50 just blew his own mind right there with how real he just was, lol

[@ChristoFreeze]

Stevie, I've been watching you for a while now and I'm really happy for you. You're doing great!!

[@jdkropff]

"Charlemagne and Skip Bayless should work together. They both haters". That just earned a sub, mate. Hilarious.

[@therealdmarco6366]

Gotta love 50 man! His whole nonchalant vibe has me cracking up all the time 😂

[@cormoran_strike]

Snoop has actually said "The Great White American Hope" loads of time, you can trace it back in Bitch Please II on Marshall Mathers LP. He wants to be in the DRE camp so he's giving Em props but he never really accepted him as great without the color. No one says Larry Bird is the greatest white player of all time, he's one of the greats. PS. STEVIE GAT DAMN, Give us STAN AND BAD GUY

[@charlesidler2729]

Excellent Point. Snoop is just mad because nobody, and i mean NOBODY has Snoop in the top 5, top 10 or even top 20. He's lucky if he's somewhere in the teens. I grew up on Snoop and Doggystyle was great but let's face it, nobody touches EM overall. STOP SNOOP!!!!!!!!!!! JEALOUS AFFFFFF LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

[@GM-hg8zl]

I watched this video like 5 times just to see Stevie laugh at 50 Cents interview. I m cracking up !! Keep it up Stevie ...Amazing reactions

[@ivanivanov-oi6kl]

Dude i respect you so much for being real on snoop comments, this and the new one i feel the same shit he hating a lot, i still love his songs and still he is a legend but i just wanted to say that I relate and respect you for being the only real youtuber keep doing your thing much love

[@DarthVapor214]

Am I the only one that noticed the “dead pixel “ around his mouth /dirt speck... I was like “wtf , when did a pixel die on my phone!?!?”

[@Nabjab94]

YES! I noticed it on another video too yesterday I started sweatting thought my 600$ monitor was borked

[@charlbrassell2001]

Yea driving me craY for few videos thought it was my tv

[@DarthVapor214]

Lmfao I literally looked though a bunch of comments and didn’t see anyone say anything about it so I was like “well fudge “ and then I started doing some detective work

[@Larenz2022]

Just got myself a S20+ and I was like FUUUUUUUUUUCK NOOOOO. The relief afterwards...... priceless LOL 😆

[@2apocalypse-X]

This is what he Blast Master KRS-One said about Eminem in 2003 "I praise Eminem's efforts, actually. I'm quite sure he gets a lot of criticism being white -- "the new Elvis," as he's called. But he is the sum of the hip-hop equation: HIP plus HOP equals Eminem."

[@ToaKingz]

We need to show love and give Eminem the respect he deserves while he is still here. Give him his roses 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@cuoredolce29]

Ok, I’m SO glad I wasn’t the only one ready to spit fire and brimstone when Red Man was doing that interview!!! And Em is the 🐐!

[@shady200S]

Em and Rakim are my favorite rappers of all time i wish to see a collaborate between them

[@hunterdarkt9923]

i gotta say i really respect you for taking the race out of it and calling others out on it

[@NatronFatumallafalla]

Eminem- stimulate Probably his most lyrical song ever

[@TheBCat4]

Not to be a Debbie downer... But that isn’t even remotely true lol.

[@franksmith8959]

Agreed.

[@ICantFindMyKnuttsFTLC4L]

@@TheBCat4 who dat?

[@michonski_alan2769]

I think em knew he had to be so talented to not be dismissed by the rap game and that’s what really makes him the greatest

[@callumcrean292]

I was Born in 99' in Ireland and when Em's first album came out my uncle was a big fan of it and played it a lot when I was around plus constant radio play and only when I was older I realised what was actually happening. I was experiencing and enjoying greatness from day 1 and to this day I still love the music.

[@durivage1]

Watching this, I got the impression that a couple of the artists wanted to maybe say something not positive about EM but it was like you could see the fear of Em spitin back at them kept them 100.

[@DizzyD88]

You ever do "stepping stone" by eminem from kamikaze? Thats a dope track about d12.

[@MrX-yk5xt]

UP

[@michaelchristopher9805]

Hasn't yet.

[@dahveed7496]

Needs to know the history for that one

[@MrX-yk5xt]

Would be good if he react to D12 "How come" then "Stepping stones"

[@luiscesarvianagomes970]

Eminem won a beef with 'The Source', which at the time basically dictated who had or not a carrer in rap. Of course no one, but someone that wants to retire, wants beef with Eminem.

[@justinkennedy1459]

I'm a 35 year old white man and I love eminem but waaaaaay before the infinite album I was an absolute student of hiphop and I have always been in love with the culture. I'll just leave this here...

[@scalip36]

i'm 34 and loved hip hop before the infinite album as well. Wu-Tang will always be my first true love in hip hop though.

[@justinkennedy1459]

@@scalip36 I have "CREAM" tatted on me. Wu-tang is for the children!

[@Storyraymond]

Thank you for the education! I’ve learned a lot about rap since I started watching your channel!

[@beaudoubleday300]

Watched your show for a long time. Appreciate you.! No bullshit, shoot it straight- just like 50! Love your perspective, keep it real.

[@mihlaliralarala3340]

Stan and Bad Guy Castle and Arose

[@djputt1]

Stan and bad guy! Especially bad guy is probably my favorite Em track. It’s amazing how much he grew lyrically from the time he made Stan to the time he made bad guy I just love the transition and how they come together it’s beautiful. I don’t know what else to say it’s poetry

[@fervidly_frantic_psyche]

@@djputt1 And here I was thinking that having Bad Guy as my favorite track is weird. Hell, you couldn't have described it more perfectly.

[@Jmoney-nw2ql]

@@djputt1 especially on bad guy when the beat switches i wished the whole song was like that

[@Dani-rz8dj]

Let’s get this man to a million subs so he can quit his job and focus on vids!!!

[@threepointshooter7454]

What's his job

[@houtwijk]

Agree

[@Gunit867899]

@@threepointshooter7454 his job is probably to be swole lol

[@groceryshopper97]

Anda M he seems to be doing well for himself. Looks like he has a good job.

[@leatherfayce2609]

I approve! Stevie is so on point with all of his insights. Really really good reactor.

Honestly, eminem is one of my fav artists cuz i grew up in the city during the 90s and eminem made it cool for white kids to listen to hiphop. I listened to biggie, naughty by nature and even 50 before Em. Hell, even in 2020 i still get assholes judging me for being white and listening to hiphop. I just love lyricism

[@audreyburke4410]

Please keep doing these Em reactions. These are like teaching videos for me. You explain all the underlined things that I miss like when Snood said "best white rapper"... I don't even catch that stuff. I learn soooo much ... your like my rap-a-pedia!

[@AstaIsAMonster]

*Exactly Stevie the stuff 50 said he meant it.* 💪🏽

[@solamente8233]

Exactly right! Em became like the *colorless representative* . From the French listeners to Japann, to Peru and to Russia, to Turkey to England, to a Latin Australian, Em created pockets of extra fans all around the globe. Period.

[@Python-xs2iv]

For him only? Sure

[@weeyoda]

I'm with you on the whole chewing gum when talking...my Misophoniameter went off the scale!!

[@ginahoffsteder2181]

I have to give JayZ a nod .....in 2009 he graciously accepted #1 spot on the most influential rappers for MTV Kanye , Wayne , blah blah other rappers .... and he publicly asked the question openly ....why they ommitted Eminem the best selling artist of all time ? Didn’t make sense to him ....they never publicly answered him.

[@NatashaWaithera-d9n]

😭😂😂the honesty of 50 & Game had me dead😂😂

[@alexanderdiaz6396]

I love hearing game in this after the “diss” track 😂😂 should’ve taken his own advice 💀

[@chrisstewart5894]

Please do " When I'm gone" . He gets real about the way it feels in his life.

[@alternativemedia7114]

Crooked I is one of those rappers that artists dont want him on collabs...

[@My_Toy_Soldiers]

Crook a real G and one of Em's true homies

[@whiteboysteve4474]

Crooked is lyrically amazing

[@markuscovi8436]

Fun Fact : Em killed more ppl with a Pencil than John Wick 😅

[@beersbs6681]

That's exactly what it was for me. I heard Eminem - My name is when I was 10. Before that I had zero musical preference. I was listening to crap like Eiffel 65 and all that stuff then heard Em and boom, suddenly I'm in love with the beats. As I grew up I went back and listened to his lyrics and they blew my mind because they would go over my head as a kid. The friend who introduced me to Em's music was already in to hiphop and he loaned me 2001 by Dre and I was suddenly in love with Dre's music too. As time went on I expanded my library with people like Wu-Tang, 50, D12, Royce, Nas, NWA, Snoop, Ludacris and everything in between. If I had to make a top list of rappers mine would be Em, Royce, Dre, Bizarre and Immortal Technique. It's no disrespect to people I don't put in my personal top 5, it's all about the things they talk about and the beat they lay it on. Nothing to do with me being white and my favorite rapper being white, it's all about the music and people read too deep in to race when it comes to music. That should never be a factor when it comes to music, it should be about the skill they show when they put the music out

[@beersbs6681]

I just want to add to my comment by saying that while I rank Em higher than Dre in my top 5, I love 2001 by Dre better than any Em album. The reason I rank Em higher is because I love more of his tracks from his different albums where as 2001 to me was a perfect album. Every track was a banger

[@JustJae210]

Love 50... he's so down to earth humble and grateful. ❤

[@charlesdigloria693]

"He merged 2 worlds" That shit gave me goosebumps.

[@EdwardNygma007]

"He merged two worlds" - Stevie on the Rap God

[@chasedover155]

Rock bottom, if I had, headlights, stan, when I’m gone, mockingbird, sing for the moment, who I am. Do some content heavy songs stevie!

[@JonnyPhive]

Beastie Boys in their day did much the same for expanding hip-hop's audience. Sadly back then Run DMC was not getting signed to open for Madonna...The Beasties did...and when they went on tour they took Run DMC with them. For me it was the combination of experiencing Anthrax/Public Enemy, Rage Against the Machine, Beastie Boys and Eminem in college back in the late 90's really birthed my love of Hip-Hop.

[@Zachhudson000]

I respect you bro as soon as I heard your response I subscribed. respect to Eminem and you ain't scared to say it Em's one of the greatest of all time no matter what color or anything else.

[@ujjwallepcha9002]

Em' is Top 10 man. He got lyrics, vocab, clarity, flow, bars & also commercial success. He's famous even here in Slums of INDIA & South-east-Asia. Only in the racist USA he is getting hate. All over the World Em' is the GOAT & an inspiration. Snoop is racist af man, he's jealous. I just lost all the respect for him. Love to Em' from INDIA. And Royce is a Snake. 🐍

[@dakotatypo2805]

I live in southeast asia and the only em songs i hear them play here are the collabs with rihanna, not afraid, and rap god. I almost never hear anyone play the good shit. I was even laughed at for being a fan of em because people think hes outdated, but i agree on everything else you said.

[@khushbushrivastava162]

@@dakotatypo2805 same here man my friend mocked me that im mad that i praise Em so much. People just don't know how to appreciate artists and laugh when they someone does it

[@tristanlj3409]

@@khushbushrivastava162 most people crave flow, image and beat, not complexity in the lyrics itself. It’s the curse of the standard

[@RyanTighe]

Why is Royce a snake 🤔

[@kylezator2197]

Top 3 minimum.

[@MariaMartinStudio]

Man, I was just thinking about this recently - why didn't I love rap until I heard the Marshall Mathers LP?? Am I that shallow that just because he's white, I'd listen?? But then I realized that I felt better about listening because I felt too much like a poser listening to most hip-hop because it wasn't "my" music. But I felt like I had "permission" with Em so maybe I wasn't invading somebody else's art/culture. Of course I couldn't relate to the gangster shit (hoes, drinking, guns, fights, gangs, etc) but when I heard Em talking about his horrible mother, feeling isolated, being poor and embarrassed, being sarcastic about all of it - I got it. I had discovered a legit wordsmith. And then I could understand some of the other artists better, and appreciate the elements of hip-hop as a craft much more thoroughly.

[@killerr.miller]

I was the same way. It's an odd feeling.

[@toddgustafson4581]

Gotta give “When I’m gone” “space bound” or “toy soldiers” a reaction

[@daanw6270]

I was around 14 when my stepfather gave me 2 cd's. Curtain Call and Encore. That shit changed my life. It 100% is what got me into rap and hiphop. I'm 30 now and even though throughout my life I have listened to lots of other music in so many different genres of music but I always end up coming back to hiphop in the end and always end up going through a period listening to almost nothing but Eminem. Especially in tougher times I feel like he talks to me, his agression motivates me but he's also honest open and vulberable at the same time. It helps to think like that when everything in life feels like it's turning against you. Fuck everyone but also reflect on yourself and your own shortcomings in life. How can I learn from my own mistakes. Thanks for doing these videos, Stevie.

[@heatherbilko7349]

You're views and perspective are incredible! Keep doing you!

[@crovax17]

That's why I love Rakim. He says most people have a gimmick over their rap. And that is the truuuuuth. Dude is like the philosopher of the origin of the game. Fucking Alan Watts over here. Em's style and skills speak all by them selves. I agree. It's the truth

[@lelandbailey8133]

“Stop chewing gum on the mic bro, that mic interview 101!”

[@raheemakhan2983]

Can you please do Rainy Days by Boogie ft Eminem!!

[@davisulo96]

YEES

[@b-mansworld9101]

You reacting to the gum chewing was epic, I feel the same way about it haha awesome vid bro!! ✌✌😁😁

[@kobizphotography7409]

The Slim Shady LP was my first tape cassette album had that in repeat day and night for a long time!