SLIM KEEPIN’ IT A BUCK 🎵 Eminem The Way I Am Reaction

Thanks for watching our Eminem reaction. This song is timeless. The Way I Am is the kind of real talk that is becoming less and less common. We need more of this these days!
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[@profanepersonality]

I literally saw Em dining out, and didn't attempt to talk to him, because of this song, lol. I gave him a "what's up" nod, and he returned it. Then I paid our bill, and left. He didn't have his daughter, but I just figured he deserves his privacy like anyone else. I am a metalhead, but Em is universal to any genre of music, like AC/DC.

[@willmitchell3943]

What I’ve always said id do respect 👍🏻

[@dave93x]

Now that's a sick memory to have. Damn.

[@kevinzhang6623]

What year was this, and where was he eating at?

[@himurahaibara1459]

That's what i always said, he transcended outside of hiphop. He tried different things different sound with his music that's why he have broad audience not limited to hiphop head.

[@joshuamatkin8306]

Respect.

[@daylin3907]

The shooters would wear Marilyn's shirts all the time and the media went after him relentlessly. Em came out and defended him with harsh words for parents. It was insane

[@AlastorsShadowDemon]

Insane, but correct and appreciated.

[@rydout]

Also, I can't believe I am saying this, Charles Manson did not take his name from Marilyn Manson. Brad and Lex ya'll are so cute :)

[@nwebster2012]

The shooters weren't even fans of his music at all. The media and conservative groups just blamed it on him because they hated him and used him as a scapegoat. Turns out he's still a piece of shit, but him and his music had nothing to do with Columbine.

[@lbcguy8723]

@@nwebster2012 why a piece of shit?

[@lbcguy8723]

@Rastar szn lol

[@TheProtozo]

Marilyn Manson took his name by blending Marilyn Monroe and Charles Manson.

[@Lockandkey45]

👍

[@Bozemanjustin]

no no you are confusing his wardrobe choice.....lol

[@makiavellii]

@@Bozemanjustin 😂

[@likehyt8364]

Need proof

[@TheProtozo]

@@likehyt8364 on the wardrobe or his name? 😅

[@AdamM]

Is Em the only artist that can diss his fans and they sing along to it?

[@Milkers777]

He wasn’t dissing his fans he was dissing overly obsessive fans real fans wouldn’t stand outside a bathroom stall creepily for a autograph,real fans wouldn’t walk up to him while he’s having dinner with his daughter/family you get me?💯

[@AdamM]

@@Milkers777 lol I assumed this would be the answer. Same goes with Stan and I’m pretty sure he’s talked about obsessed fans in other tracks.

[@Milkers777]

@@AdamM Absolutely!😇👊🏽💯

[@Goldlung1]

Damn it would be an honor to be diss by Em

[@itzsabbage3830]

@@Milkers777 he was dissing stans not fans

[@froman9905]

The reason Em sounds so different from a lot of modern rappers is because his anger and rage at the time was GENUINE he was actually pissed off at the world he was actually dealing with overly obsessive fans he was actually dealing with labels trying to force him to be someone he’s not. Today it seems like a lot of rappers are trying to put problems on themselves so they can seem like everyone wants them “cancelled” but with em it comes off way more real and natural because it was really his life at the time

[@ankurkumar6408]

this.

[@catsaregovernmentspies]

He kept getting sued by those Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). They were a group of Mega Karens that drove him nuts.

[@seansaville5664]

And unfortunatly thats why he shouldve stopped awhile ago. He is no longer angry or poor, which was his fire. My opinion, the eminem show was the last good album from front to back for Em. He had a good song here and there after that album. He should just feature in other peoples songs. Lol.

[@r97neal]

But this was very different from Slim Shady LP. The tone, ems voice, the theme etc. But yeah, if i was living in Marshalls shoes back then, i would be furious. Here is you, making your rhymes, rapping about shit you dont do and just say it as a joke. Meanwhile the media is blaming you for every problem with the youth. Same as the videogame arguement.

[@hendrixxrxks]

@@seansaville5664 and just made toy soldiers after the beef and did when I’m gone

[@joshuarainn951]

The "they think I'm some wigger who just tries to be black" part was inspired by Howard Stern, who interviewed Eminem in 1999 after his debut single "My Name Is" came out and spent the while time asking him when he started "talking black", if he grew up in the hood, etc. It was obvious he thought Eminem was a novelty act like Vanilla Ice.

[@80spurple13]

Lol I just commented about this and obviously he was frustrated cos it's just how he grew up

[@heatherboz]

Marilyn Manson was blamed for the Columbine school shooting. Marilyn Manson is hard rock he's got some dope songs. I get told the same thing that i talk white because i speak proper with no slang and don't cuss a lot. It's sad to be educated isn't a positive thing but look down on in certain communities.

[@heatherboz]

@@sinfulsolutionz The cussing had to do with black people being told we talk white not the Columbine shooting. Maybe you should go back and reread they're two paragraphs explaining two different topics

[@heatherboz]

@@sinfulsolutionz also don't use words you don't know the meaning of pla·cate /ˈplākāt/ Learn to pronounce verb make (someone) less angry or hostile. "they attempted to placate the students with promises"

[@heatherboz]

@@AzazelTheFallen how could i was 18 when it happened , they tried to blame everything and anyone they could instead of looking at facts they were outcasts and were bullied

[@stevenwilliams1805]

That's crazy right? I've been told I wasn't native Alaskan because I talk white.

[@heatherboz]

@@stevenwilliams1805 it's sad that being educated isn't praised like it should be. I'm very proud of my education and don't have to downplay how i speak.

[@vanhattfield8292]

Some people "listen" to music and some people "feel" music and these two are perfect examples with Brad being a "listener" and Lex definitely someone who "feels" it. I say this after watching many, many of their reaction videos and it was verified by how Brad described why he listened to the music he did when he was younger. Good stuff!

[@SeeJayPlayGames]

I'd wager that Brad couldn't simply learn how to stop "listening" and focusing on lyrics and let go and relax and ride the snake to the lake. Unless he took some shrooms... then maybe that would open up his 3rd eye... or not. Might scare him. Now Lex, I wouldn't want her to stop feeling it, but maybe some vocal focal wouldn't be a bad idea every once in a while. After all of the music they've sampled, you would think some musical knowledge would have seeped in through osmosis, and some has... but a little formal musical training might help make the vocabulary when discussing composition or hooks or whatever... knowledge never hurt anyone. Maybe watch 12tone. Get an instrument. Learn to play something on it. I could see Brad on drums and Lex on guitar.

[@MampzUK]

This song gave me goosebumps when it first came out and it still does now. The lyrics are so real!

[@jgs8996]

Ems music helped me deal with so much trauma I was going through as a child. Sometimes people need to just vent instead of blowing up from holding it all in.

[@RaefonB]

As a kid lip-syncing along, that part where he names all the fingers he's NOT putting up and you get left with the middle finger...maaan, I used to love that bit so much haha. Listening to your video at work, feeling about 13 years old again here! :D

[@billburns9260]

Right!! I'm A Bit Older Than Ya, But I Absolutely Relate!!.. God Bless Brother!.

[@Hurricane000007]

Same! Used to do exactly this!

[@catsaregovernmentspies]

I've heard this song like 100 times and that part still makes me lol

[@Aelihx]

One of my top Eminem songs. The cadence, the beat and the aggression. Too good lol.

[@tritran7565]

he said and I quote "I guess there's a Slim Shady in all of us"

[@CaddyJim]

*Charles Manson* was before *Marilyn Manson* who made his name taking two different cult identities. *Marilyn Monroe & Charles Manson* making *Marilyn Manson.* All members in his group did the same like *Twiggy Ramirez*

[@user-nc9ct6ky3z]

Charles manson also made music check it out (even Spotify has it)

[@ellaphx]

Things woulda been different if somebody had just given the dude a record deal lol

[@MrDannyhak]

@@ellaphx 😂

[@Tanatie]

@@user-nc9ct6ky3z guns n' roses made a cover

[@MrMurderMayhem11]

The Manson cameo was epic at the time. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@xliv2sk8x90]

absolutely loving your guys' fresh takes on Em! keep them coming. His catalog covers so many stories, emotions, and skill sets

[@mpierce3]

I can see the lights turning on in Lex's eyes half way through the song this is so refreshing watching someone discovering new things. And Lex previously you were 100% correct if you really want to know the artist go back to the start and begin there. You can follow along with his life timeline by listening to his songs from the beginning he talks about his life trials very vividly through his music timeline. And yes I will say this you are learning about the Greatest Rapper Of ALL TIME!!! Much respect to Rakim, Biggie, 2 PAC, Jay Z , KRS ONE and the lists go on from there. But in The Games exact words no one wants beef with the whiteboy!!!!

[@koketsomokone2975]

As a kid Em's music took me deeeeeeep! I got such a clear picture of what he's life is like through the lyrics and it made me able to empathize with him as a person more 💯

[@heatnationwpb]

I'm so glad I got to see Em in concert during this period (yes I'm old lol). He was SO fucking great and most of his peers at the time couldn't produce live like he did. Fucking flawless.

[@geofree8075]

This is why Marshall makes his music people 9:08 🥰 .For people sit down and really peel back everything and get the "MESSAGE"🙂

[@ChadGPT-1.0]

This is still my favourite Em song. Thanks for digging into catalogues.

[@ErmelindoBarreto]

This song is legendary, not only for Eminem but also in the rap industry and music in general. The beat, flow, delivery..... wow.... It is one of the most important songs in the album back then, and till today it is so iconic. Eminem made a collab with Nike Air Jordan and also released sneaker limited edition Air Jordan 2 The Way I am, and recently he released hoodies and t-shirts. If eminem had a theme including the 10 or 20 better and biggest songs this one would be there. Portugal here for the Goat Eminem always since day one and forever. Thanks for reacting. Salutes Ps: Yes it is Marilyn Manson in the video, the real one and Eminem played his caracter in the My Name Is music video. M. MANSON was so controversial back then too and everyone were balming artists like him, Eminem etc saying they were bad influences for the youth. Eminem has always been real, raw, true and transparent since the begining that's why he is so loved worldwide and respected.

[@JoeRyMi]

Yeah, it was a reference to Columbine. They were Manson fans, and the media went hard trying to blame him. And no, Charles Manson was around long before Marilyn Manson. 😀 But his stage name is based on Marilyn Monroe and Charles Manson. “The best and worse of the 60’s,” is how he explained it. This is one of Em’s classics. And for you younger folks, he was by far the biggest celebrity on the planet at that time. And before streaming services, if you weren’t inline the morning it came out, you weren’t getting it for a week or more. Pirating was happening through P2P, but many of us had slow ass connections and many of the uploads were poor quality.

[@scottallencarr]

Those kids weren't listening to Marilyn Manson, they in fact bragged they wouldn't dare be "so commercial." The idea was spread by folks like Pat Robertson and Rush Limbaugh. Who lived in gated communities like those boys ironically.

[@T7676151]

I freaking love Lex. I mean seriously. She's amazing.

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

This was one of the first tracks by em i heard when i was 13 years old (im 33 right now) ....., to this day its still one of my favourites, the beat, the flow, the lyrics, the rawness, you can just feel this dude's anger on this one ; he fucking went off, not to mention the chorus goes hard

[@Beau1990]

This is one of his best songs ever imo, yeah it became commercial asf but it’s easily one of his best songs.

[@ThexCatmanx]

You all should listen to the dirty version of Forgot About Dre. It's Dre's song but it features Em and Eminem wrote a lot of the song for Dre. It's a great tune.

[@_nx.14_17]

Forgot about dre my favourite rap song of all time, em wrote it perfect for dre

[@aje2321]

Eminem wrote the entire song fam..not most of it

[@DerangedVoices]

I'm gonna suggest what a lot of others are as well. Marilyn Manson - Beautiful People

[@billburns9260]

Lol! I did aswell! It was just the first song that came to mind!..

[@Beau1990]

Killing Strangers?

[@pro-v7500]

Brad: “Professional astrologers can’t even accurately guess what someone’s sign is.” Lex: “Because there is so many layers to it.” Brad: 😐

[@BradAndLex]

😂💀💀

[@pro-v7500]

@@BradAndLex by the way, my compliments to whoever does your editing. Not over the top, but very well timed and effective.

[@vonbass1300]

Professional astrologers and psychics can't pass each other on the street without laughing. Lol

[@Fknheck]

The jokes are always funny but I challenge any skeptics to explain a basic understanding of astrology and how it works

[@pro-v7500]

@@Fknheck I challenge an expert to explain how it works lol

[@Innerexpansion]

Eminem is a Libra FYI. HA! Never would have guessed that one, but quite a few successful artists are Libras.

[@BradAndLex]

I’m (Lex) a Libra 🤯🤯 how did i miss this?!!

[@billburns9260]

That Make Sense if Any Astrologer Actully Does?? But Him & My Grandmother Are Alot Alike in Attitude!.

[@annemarieplante8261]

I feel his Aquarius Moon and his Mercury in Scorpio a lot more than his sun

[@mimoe7587]

This was my favorite Eminem song as a kid and still one of my favorite ever. Raw, honest, putting all his pain on the table and how he feela about it. Really related to the anger and frustration at display like i did no other song before because most of what i heard were love songs i didn't relate too.

[@RaefonB]

Yeah, a big part of understanding '90s/2000s Eminem and rock/metal is remembering how many manufactured boy bands and girl groups we were surrounded by; they dominatd the charts. If you were lonely/angry/going through some shit, pop had nothing to offer back then (whereas now, at least some harder rap and metal gets played on mainstream radio...I think?) Eminem spoke out directly against how meaningless pop was, it was great, and of course he got hate and backlash for it, so he spoke out against that too. :)

[@andrewfitzgerald2715]

I'm a metalhead that fell into classic Eminem after hearing the song My Fault. Great stuff

[@Werdisbond]

I never meant to give you mushrooms girl!! That song is a classic. 😂😂

[@Dakkalistic]

"I'm the R, the A to the K-I-M, If I wasn't, then why would I say I am?"

[@heatherboz]

Omg so many have no clue about this Rakim song

[@Dakkalistic]

@@heatherboz So many have no clue about Rakim period 🙄

[@heatherboz]

@@Dakkalistic that's big facts and the messed up part is everyone loved Em but have no clue he got his rapping style from Rakim just like the great Nas did

[@chewiex7748]

Masta Ace was also huge influence on Em.

[@heatherboz]

@@chewiex7748 yes he was , that's where i respect Em the most he always shouts out the greats of original hip hop

[@shadytano]

Eminem performed this song live with Marilyn Manson at a concert

[@psychobetha]

back in the day they wouldn’t play him on the radio at all, and mtv very heavily censored his videos. and yet his first 2 albums are now certified diamond. the amount of sales he had with no real exposure blew everyone’s mind back then.

[@stevenwilliams1805]

Small minds can't figure why would people buy it, if they don't let people listen to it?

[@psychobetha]

@@stevenwilliams1805 it was more the fact that he had such amazing sales based pretty much on word of mouth alone

[@himurahaibara1459]

He went on tour to promote and people saw what a great performer he was

[@MrThankman360]

Fun fact: Em made this beat himself. One of his first, think.

[@Cripplified]

I'm a white hip-hop head so my opinion is always gonna be biased (Atleast that's what I hear). Eminem is the GOAT. 2Pac is dynamic for the culture, Biggie too, they both birthed 90s rap. Nas has insane flows and punchlines after them. Jay-Z rivaled Nas. Eminem is just on a Super Saiyan 4 while others are stuck on Super Saiyan 2. No diss to SS2, those artists are amazing,

[@siftwram]

@@Cripplified I would say Wu-Tang Clan really started or at least were the main people to popularize the whole gritty dusty underground sound the east coast became famous for in the 90s

[@AGfrom83]

This song is so powerful. I always loved this, because I remember the bullshit that was spouted by the media after columbine happened. They blamed Marilyn Manson, they blamed the chucky movie. Video games. All this shit and if anyone wants to know why those kids did that, you just have to read their diaries. They explained in great detail how they were angry at existence itself.

[@shreyanshsharma2722]

My favourite song of all time, even if we were dissed

[@kareemlawson878]

There’s nothing better than watching a new listener realise why em is one of the greats, him being white has a lot to do with his major success, but bloody hell em is perfect in his craft. Fun fact he produced this beat and many other of his classic songs

[@Milkers777]

You can say the same for him being white as to why it was hard for him to make it too but he wouldn’t have as much success he has without his talent trust me Em The Goat not just one of the greatest he’s THE GREATEST!👊🏽🐐🔥🎯💯

[@kareemlawson878]

@@Milkers777 Naa bro I’ll give it to hov, jay is 10/10 on so many levels not just a lyricist and musician. Business and impact to, Cus of jay people want to be a rap star and their own boss to, and he’s married to Beyoncé lol. But em as a lyricist and artist is undeniably top 3 in any list. Kanye n drake have the best discographies tho

[@Milkers777]

@@kareemlawson878 to me outside business impact has nothing to do with the actual Impact on Hip Hop Em didn’t popularize Hip Hop but he made it more global/worldwide he isn’t the Best Selling Hip Hop Rapper Of All Time for no reason with that being said he’s The Goat cause he stood the test of time while actually still maintaining his legendary status while making quality music past his prime Em The Goat Of Hip Hop Period! No other way around it brotha😇👊🏽🐐✨💯

[@MrBaronCabron]

Em was my outlet growing up on the worst council estate in England. I'd draw him and listen to his music daily. It was definitely a release for me. I wouldn't be who i am if I wasn't allowed to listen to whatever i wanted at a young age.

[@138NastyNate]

Hands down one of my favorites EM ever did.

[@coreyallgood6197]

Brad: “As a kid, why is Eminem so stressed?” 😂😂 relatable

[@TonsMoreCowbell]

Y’all should react to Marilyn Manson - Beautiful People.

[@JohnW704]

I remember when this song came out... it was brilliant because they actually played this song on the radio... one of the only Eminem songs to ever get played on the radio

[@zoegartham312]

I want to say that The Real Slim Shady and Without Me (both clean versions) were also played on the radio, way back in the early 2000s. Forgot About Dre too, if memory serves. Beyond that, I don't really know.

[@viktorbirkeland6520]

Good catch, the Marilyn line and "shoots up his school" is a reference to columbine, this song wasn't that long after that happened!

[@shapeshifter7676]

You two know nothing about MM and still realize that blaming him makes no sense. RESPECT!

[@gladius1275]

Em is one of the top selling artists of any music genre Off all time. He has 15 Grammies, 8 American Music Awards, and an Academy Award for his movie he acted in, 8 Mile. Most consider him one of the top three rappers ever and many acknowledge at this point that he is the GOAT.

[@scottsiebert76]

This still hits in 2021....I saw Eminem at Jannus Landing when this came out...best show ive seen there to this day. Lyrical Genius....

[@loneb9759]

Please do Eminem "White America" next🙏🔥

[@maris2559]

YES! All time fav Eminem song. Such a great message. They would definitely dig White America!!

[@furiousstyles81]

One of his best! 💯

[@andmyster4]

"The Beautiful People" by Marilyn Manson is actually pretty mainstream accessible and kinda kicks ass. Could make for a fun reaction vid

[@stache7h308]

You two make me think. I love the fact even older songs you dig and talk on... great job..

[@thothmark]

This is the song that got me on Eminem and listen to it the first time at a music store in a mall and just stayed there for an hour listening to this song over and over again.

[@sim7760]

Em was literally talking about collumbine he has mentioned it in a few of his raps

[@tritran7565]

to fully explain how great this song is it'd be either a whole wall of text or just simply "I'm pissed"

[@CSpad]

150% facts bro. Still probably my favorite Em song.. just seen a few wks ago this was Crookeds fav Em song too. It's technically perfect especially with feeling his anger . Ish came out when I was 23 & still my go 2 track when I'm in a pissed off mood

[@tritran7565]

@@CSpad I use "guts over fear" for anger now, it's smoother to relieve with htat.

[@CSpad]

Lol. Was listening to it earlier. For some reason his anger on way i am, helps for my anger to peak, then I'm over it.. usually on ride home after shit day of work. Guts over Fear, i usually for inspiration. Especially, if i ever get a lil self doubt starting to creep in, that gets me leveled back up... Deja Vue & Not Afraid to keep me from going back to those days... Mockingbird & When im gone, to keep me in check as a Father to a daughter. Now, im writing that wall you mentioned. Lol.

[@tritran7565]

@@CSpad yes, It feels like I'd failed him if I go back to that place

[@CSpad]

@@tritran7565 facts bro.

[@projectchaser]

You can hear the anger in the voice. Great song.

[@APokeInTheEye]

I'm shocked how little you know about music in general but that probably makes best reaction!👌❤️

[@Bozemanjustin]

columbine was the 90's and Marshall started in 99, he even mentions columbine by name

[@Milkers777]

Well he went mainstream in 1999 not started in 1999 but I get what u meant lol...

[@Bozemanjustin]

@@Milkers777 which is starting his career. Nobody outside of underground knew who he was until that first main record. But once when he was 6 years old he used a tape recorder to wrap so that's when he really started lol Everybody knows when Eminem's career started because he didn't have a career before then

[@furiousstyles81]

I'm glad yall giving reactions💯 old-school was deep!

[@george3710]

U guys have such thoughtful reactions, the time u take imagining what the artist is “thinkin”, “feelin”, or meaning right or wrong I respect it…Em is one of the RARE artists that allow u directly into his thoughts & mind…imo it’s what grew his fan base to such staggering proportions, honesty is not somethin we see from artists today everythin is filtered by media or a PR Team etc..so I’m w/ u guys ppl today speak on issues they’ve never experienced or comment in areas where they’ve got no knowledge..I think the why’s it feel is “DIFFERENT” Lex is referring to is EM’s cadence, tone, & passion the venom behind each word comes from experiences he had around this time: - a DJ or radio host tried to call him out sayin Em lied about where he grew up & bein a battle rapper - the media was ridiculous not only did radio completely BLACK BALL EM’s music but blamed him for kid mutilating themselves etc. - mother’s literally picketed outside Congress tryin to have Em music shut down completely not just radio play but distribution of CD’s Not even gettin into his personal issues cheating wife or constant court appearances

[@FeChi]

Eminem is a Libra. Libra rules relationships, harmony, beauty, etc. That’s why he’s relatable. Aquarius Moon - unique in his emotional expression. Always ahead of his time.

[@hoodieallthetime9907]

If you guys like this song I highly recommend listening to “beautiful” by Eminem

[@logansheffield7468]

Second this. Love that song

[@DevonRucker]

Their thoughts on things that fans already know is hilarious. Charles Manson probably took his name from Marilyn Manson lmao. Classic keep it up.

[@stevenwilliams1805]

Yeah, I enjoyed that. Part of what makes this channel good.

[@alig536]

Or NSync not rapping about vicodin 😂

[@Yvory6]

My fav song of eminem, I'm not a rap fan but I like gothic and this one have a darker vibe

[@JohnW704]

exactly.. people listen to music to release their stress and vent... i listen to Eminem because it helps with anger and rage, and when people ask "so youre always angry?" no, because i listen to music that relieves and evaporates that from me... if im having a bad day and im pissed, i like to listen to something like this, everyone gets mad sometimes but they act out instead of finding an outlet to vent through.

[@KJ-hn1gj]

You need to do some Limp Bizkit, Break Stuff, if you need to get out some aggression!! Lol, that has always been my mad song 🤣

[@stevenwilliams1805]

Pollution 💥

[@TheAlpineShepherdBoy]

Man, old Em is some of the best rap out there.. I could be a little biased because I grew up listening to this stuff. 'Just Don't Give a Fuck' is another good one you should check out.

[@ryanmitchell2774]

Still don’t give a fuck is so much better. I personally can’t listen to just don’t give a fuck, the weird high pitched beat makes it impossible to listen to with headphones. Good lyrics overthrown by a trash beat

[@Gorgeousbaebeauty]

One of my top favorite from eminem and I love y'all reaction agree to what y'all said! Eminem the GOAT always!

[@kathrynerling9304]

Eminem is the BEST lyricist of his time by far.

[@froman9905]

Sing For The Moment would be a good one to do next

[@XpD78]

There's a good story behind this song too, I don't remember it all that well though. But it was something like this : The Label wanted him to record another song like "My Name Is" because they thought that it will blow up again like the original. Wanted him to do something "pop-ish" I guess. But he was so pissed off about it and all the controversy that was circling him at that time, that he recorded this song instead. And he wrote it on the way to the studio too I guess. Song go hard AF 🔥

[@Jiambo]

Crazy that some people have never heard this stuff where I couldn't escape it if I tried when I was growing up. I didnt vibe with Em's music but I knew almost every word to every song he made.

[@CWA92]

This album is a classic all the way through

[@lalithls4683]

Please react to Eminem square dance, hell of a track 🔥

[@ducky5143]

Should do guilty conscience + the Kendrick Lamar continuation of it

[@danthemann5230]

CHarles Manson was in the 60's and used a Beatles song called Helter Skelter , Marylyn Manson took his name from Charles and mixed it with Marilyn Monroe . Yeah Charles was along time ago. Cool review .

[@jayc5756]

Also, he made this song cause he wanted his album to come out...but the label wouldn't put it out until he had the lead single similar to his My Name Is song. And he didn't have that. He did I'm Back thinking that was it, but nope. So then he made this....then finally made The Real Slim Shady right after this. And they was like Yes...Exactly. Lol 😆

[@magpie2711]

That's it. Your next reaction is Marilyn Manson - The Beautiful people.

[@dannycastillo5363]

Marilyn Manson is Amazing. You gotta react to them now. "Dope Show"!

[@nikkel6793]

I dont usually comment on stuff. But i needed to agree with listening to misic to release stress from my life. I get home, put on music. And mosh with my dog... Or sometimes alone. Any issue i had that day, that i was fed up with seemed small afterwards. I love watchin u guys jam out.

[@mopar546]

You're killing me with the whole when i was a kid stuff. I was 29 when this album was released.lol when this came out it was the first time I'd heard the word Wigger.

[@joecrandle4969]

Seriously? I heard that years before eminem. If you were white and liked rap thats what you were called. Didn't know what it actually meant until I got older. Super racist

[@heidithatswho.2481]

🔥🔥🔥

[@emmzyvibes]

pls reacts to eminem toy soldier 🔥🔥🔥

[@kenny240]

This is a nice coincidence that you guys posted this earlier this morning. One of my close friends wanted me to take a picture of the old Eminem house yesterday since I’m in Detroit this week, right down the street from his old neighborhood. (House is gone now. But I sent her a picture of the empty lots. And the neighborhood.)

[@gavynchapman1808]

🤣 Brad when Lexi started talking about signs lmao

[@davidboucher3584]

Ok that’s it. Y’all need to react to Marilyn Manson. Start with “ this is the new sh*t”, and “beautiful people”

[@Bozemanjustin]

I second the beautiful people. I was country /bluegrass back before country went pop/rap. Certain music crosses lines. Rage against the machine, Dr Dre the chronic album, bob marley legend album, Queen and all the way back in the mid 80's BEASTIE BOYS...one of the pillars hip hop is built upon.

[@davidboucher3584]

Make sure you do the uncensored version oh “this is the new sh*t”. Don’t do the one that says “this is the new “hit” “

[@jashn]

Beautiful People, The Dope Show, I Don't Like the Drugs....

[@davidboucher3584]

@@jashn it’s not about drugs…

[@DerangedVoices]

@@davidboucher3584 he's saying the name of the song... The song name is, "I don't like the drugs (but the drugs love me)"

[@CaddyJim]

*#Eminem** (When I'm Gone)*

[@e115x525]

Man Im not really into reaction videos, but Lexs energy is something else.

[@TheBloobster]

I loved the conversation you guys had about overly vocal theoretical speech. You're both very insightful.

[@Ashley-dy7bx]

Please react to "Kim" , "Hayleys song" and "Guilty conscience". They are all completely different songs and all show a different side of Eminem, which I think would be good for Lex to see

[@DerangedVoices]

How is it good for Lex to listen to Kim? You think she'd really enjoy hearing a woman getting beat and strangled for a whole song??

[@albertgein3082]

Yes their not ready for kim... lol

[@Ashley-dy7bx]

@@DerangedVoices It shows how versatile Eminem can be, and that song captures his true emotions and is different that all his other songs. I agree it's fucked up, but so was (Is) Eminem. If you're worried about getting offended or shocked, then Eminem isn't for you.

[@DerangedVoices]

@@Ashley-dy7bx I've seen and heard everything from Eminem. I don't get offended. I'm talking about having Lex sit through a song about beating a woman while hearing her scream the whole time. There are plenty of great Eminem songs to react to that are WAY better than Kim.

[@Ashley-dy7bx]

@@DerangedVoices @DerangedVoices Then feel free to suggest some of those songs on your own comment rather than being dogmatic.

[@sillybillykilly7058]

You should react to Tom Macdonald's version-the way I am

[@aeris2001]

I love Metal, Hard Dance and Classical. Eminem is up there too.

[@GeronFletcher]

With this song and and STAN. I know really famous people in Hollywood were LOVING these songs. They feel the same damn way

[@angrybearreactions6066]

Ok let the hate come to me. 😆 well i think Toms remix is way better. Don't judge 😆

[@slakk5093]

Just went and listened to Tom's remix.. you are tripping, it's nowhere near as good 😐

[@angrybearreactions6066]

@@slakk5093 well we all can have an opinion and I totally respect it.

[@legendaryname5971]

Look i like Tom.. But nah son.. Eminems cadence and everything is just better

[@Ph8rus]

I see them as completely different songs and enjoy both for different reasons.

[@angrybearreactions6066]

@@Ph8rus true

[@Haeruna]

Music is more than just relieving stress, its a emotional regulator that can affect your physical well being too. Music to relieve stress can be both calm or really aggressive, but aggressive music will raise your heartrate while calm music will lower it.

[@villaincorp7728]

Music has always been therapy for me. it is a way to not feel alone in feelings and knowing that something beautiful can express how we ourselves feel. music is why i am still alive.

[@PaddyDTyson]

I heard this song 1000 of times and been a eminem fan forever but I have never seen the music video :o wtf didnt know there was a video for it

[@johnblaze024]

Lex, you're an angel. You're so empathetic. All love.

[@himurahaibara1459]

You two are good balance for each other.

[@joehynes5452]

Album was finished and the record label said he needed another song, another hit like "My Name Is" to really sell it. Em said, ok, penned this song on the spot, created and produced the beat himself, then recorded it in one take and quite possibly made the best song in his catalog as a giant FU to the execs and anyone else pressuring him. Pure Brilliance!! Btw, Columbine shooting was 1998, this was released in 2000

[@cynthiarossershay8365]

Music Is Literally....My Life Line!