THE WILDEST ALBUM I'VE EVER HEARD!!! Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP ALBUM REACTION/REVIEW

[@adan3839]

1:55 - public service announcement 2:20 - kill you 7:20 - Stan 13:59 - Paul skit to who knew 18:25 - burman skit 19:09 - the way I am 23:49 - the real slim shady 27:10 - remember me 31:40 - im back 37:38 - Marshall mathers 43:39 -Ken kaniff skit 45:45 - drug ballad 50:17 - amityville 53:57 - bitch please 58:25 - Kim 1:05:26 - under the influence 1:09:41 - criminal

[@adan3839]

Yw 😛

[@kimjunguno6549]

Legend🔥🔥

[@hiphopotal]

If you are into dope rhyme patterm you must check out Sean Price

[@officialzacht]

I hope you have a good rest of your day my friend. U a real one

[@skoolynugenator1802]

MVP

[@MusicByRamonP]

Now imagine this: I was in the 4th grade listening to this album on a portable CD player every morning on my way to school. Having immigrant parents , they had no idea what I was listening to at 9 years old 😂 At that time, I remember writing the lyrics to every song down on paper so I could memorize it. Yes at 9 years old 😂 As I grew older, my perspective of things have changed but it fascinates me that this album in particular continues to give me the same exact feelings it did back then. Excitement. Anxiety. Anger. It’s a thrill ride lol

[@Edward.Rippett.]

Bro same I was literally 6 yrs old, I used to fall asleep to thus album every night. I was obsessed. Lmao

[@leont4944]

Same, word for word. I was 10y old and living in Croatia. I was fluent in English but his rhyme schemes were(and still are) so complex that I only understood about 80% of his lyrics back then and it stil defined me as a person. In a way, it still does. What an album!! The definition of a classic!

[@camarors8992]

Same! I thought i was the only one

[@hotsIaw]

I got this album for making the honor roll in fifth grade. I told my dad not to buy it at Walmart

[@christianvazquez1979]

That was me lol my first CD I bought! No curse words though. Had to ask the cousin for the explicit version lol

[@escessai]

When I hear MMLP, I feel like "yeah, this is obviously his best album, a true master piece". But when I hear the Eminem show, which is a very different album, I feel exactly the same. I just can't choose, never could and probably never will. And that's the best part of this. My two favorites albums in rap music are from the same artist but don't look the same at all. I bless this artist for that.

[@joshuacasillas3935]

Absolutely agree 100%! 🎯 💯

[@klodinkediloni762]

Mmlp easy for me. Waay better concept. I can see why tes was more mainstream. Tes lacks the "personality" that mmlp had.

[@someordinarystan2692]

Yes, mmlp is a goat album, and in my opinion The Eminem show is tad higher. Two goat album in any genre.

[@DJKuroh]

In terms of skill level, flows, and patterns I put TES higher. MMLP has some classics, but some stuff I just can't throw on, like Kim lol.

[@danielliens5360]

SSLP I loved. It was funny. This album you could tell he wasn't ready for the success he had. Lucky for us he channeled that anger into this. Makes me wonder how devil's night would of been if he kept it to himself and it wasn't a D12 album. And Eminem show I also loved but like you say different reasons. Encore went south but they can't all be winners.

[@yiorgo187]

The production on this album was insane, my fav project from him.

[@prof3ssor178]

Dr.Dre produced classics on here! And Eminem did a couple on here also

[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

Agreed. Good split between Dr. Dre and Eminem plus the Bass Brothers.

[@mroctober3583]

His best album 👍🏽

[@YourMothersMan]

​@@MichaelBrown-ti1unEm was the best with the Bass Brothers. He had a falling out with them after this album and never worked with them again

[@TheOnetimeshawty]

Shit was amazing❤

[@powk3444]

" I SAID SHUT UP WHEN IM TALKIN TO YOU, YOU HEAR ME, ANSWER ME!" 🤣🤣🤣ive loved those lyrics since i was 10 years old 😂😂😂

[@LiveViewYouTube]

lmfao eminem is beyond a lyrical genius he’s the lyrical picasso

[@carlosluis0362]

Em is the 🐐 😭😭😭

[@Stack-12]

The part when he strangle his wife to death and throws her in his trunk was so funny

[@BluntVille]

Lol eminem is back stage ona tour show and tells the camera over n over to shut up!! answer me!!

[@neolbioldey]

​@@Stack-12I think he slit her throat

[@felipepadilla8001]

This album helped me get through my childhood. All of the anger, the emotions, the humor... its like Em channeled all of my frustrations into this album and helped me release it all.

[@chalmersdaniel9452]

Totally agree got me through some tough times lol

[@iliasm492]

Lets say plus D12 Devils Night

[@felipepadilla8001]

@iliasm492 while the D12 album was a fun and entertaining listen, it is nowhere near the brilliance of MMLP. Just my opinion

[@Speenzoidotron]

“Kim” is actually a prequel to the song “97 Bonnie and Clyde” from his first album At the end you hear him dragging a body over sticks. Same audio from the beginning of Bonnie and Clyde where he explains to his daughter that momma “had an accident”

[@nood1le]

@@Speenzoidotron holy shit I never connected the two but yeah that makes sense

[@91Definite]

@@nood1leyou ain’t know that 😂?!

[@nood1le]

@@91Definite aint nobody trying to so all that think, form all them connections and shi

[@aroy888]

Not his first album

[@steve-ie6ju]

41:16 "It doesn’t matter, your attorney Fred Gibson’s a f*ggot" Fred Gibson's name is censored most likely for legal reasons but there is a uncut version where the line isn't censored

[@iitzfizz]

Yeah there is but it's edited, it's from a live show he did on phat farm and it's been cut into the song. But it's still interesting to hear how it would have sounded

[@Dani-rz8dj]

Dude you are the only one who I’ve seen get the humor of this album. It’s straight up comedy!!! Satire. That’s why the outrage was so crazy cause this is just so humorous

[@Smith.S.sStocHasticSs]

I know!! 😅 I love the laughter. 😅it IS funny . there's an interview with his then wife Kim and they asked her if she ever feared for her life and the way she laughs 😮😭😭😭 😂 like she says "no, no" seriously then thinks about it for a second n goes "ha haha" like it's the funniest shit she's ever heard. lol

[@MichaelJordanGoat2324]

nahh bro, you ain’t overreacting 😂 i was the same way when i first heard this. Ppl wanna hate so bad but you can’t deny this is an essential hip hop album. Appreciate you for not being biased bro. 🔥🔥

[@briancromartie3149]

I was a junior in High School when this album dropped. I remember being in class , and everybody passing the CD Player. Good times. May of 2000

[@alexm421]

You got to do “The Eminem Show”. His third album is my personal favorite. The Eminem Show has a lot more emotion and shows more of his stress in the music industry.

[@mylancraddock2033]

Definitely should do the Eminem show

[@rashadmabon8253]

Ik I’m late but I just commented the same thing 💯💯💯💯

[@dawsonsschittcreek5395]

💯

[@bradmettler4566]

Love eminem show 👌

[@alix0788]

The eminem show fall short talking about animation wise Sslp is number on on that side Mmlp straight back to back with sslp Tes is not near . Also his personality in tes is pretty muck damaged Also i think MMLP is a better written album than TES That's why MMLP > TES

[@showbizz7539]

I remember the day I heard, Kill you...... I was hooked ever since. One of the best albums ever made..great choice!!!!! This is the TRUE...Slim Shady

[@manuele.itriagom.728]

This album is fucking insane from start to finish. It’s the level of rhymes, the storytelling, the hooks, his flow was at its peak. Masterpiece in hip hop history

[@lajethom316]

Kim is a really difficult song to listen to. He’s such a genius storyteller, It’s like you’re watching a movie when you listen to his music. He just paint such a vivid picture. Absolutely Amazing

[@leethomas7659]

This was easily the biggest middle finger to society I’ve heard in my 46 yrs 🔥

[@KingAhmadTv]

Yo facts 😭😭🔥🔥

[@illgates2940]

I couldn't agree more. Think if this album came out today. lmao. OMG!

[@onlyrealhiphop4637]

Thats what i been saying. This whole album was a big fuck you😂

[@BarbaraSanchezz]

@@illgates2940 he would getting torched and shit on for it

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

@@illgates2940 wich album ..the slim shady LP ? Or. Infinity. .add he did have a cd. I Sean on shelf in Australia in like 1993 day first time I herd .any of slim s stuff ..I think the cd was called bad meet evil ..but to far back. To remember. ..then he had two chick s on the frunt cover. With him in the middle white back ground .

[@manwithpasta7658]

The missing lyrics in I'm Back are "I take seven (kids) from (Columbine)" and they had to be censored even on the explicit version of the album because the shooting was only around a year old (and they didn't have a school shooting every few months like we do now so it was still a huge deal)

[@dahliablack9017]

Always wondered what the missing lyrics were for that song. What about I'm just Marshall Mathers song where they bleep out a line in that song too?

[@manwithpasta7658]

@@dahliablack9017 if this is real: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYi2nH6VpN6Nd5o, then he said "It doesn’t matter, your attorney Fred Gibson’s a faggot" at around 3:10

[@arturobuitron6420]

@@dahliablack9017 In rap god Eminem says what they were too

[@TearOfficialYoutube]

@@dahliablack9017 it’s something like Kim’s attorney or something

[@dakotamathews2176]

We know

[@Gardenstategreat1225]

Man everyone had this album. Dont let history be changed. Dudes in the hood listened to this. Radios played it.

[@gregblau8082]

When Em came out his albums (especially the hit songs) were so funny and controversial I don't think many people realized how good he actually was

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

I new he was good from when he was in the sauce mag with a Wright up an pic of him and some lyric s. That was crazy as lyrics he was 16 teen then. . Add I new about him years before that to when I Sean a cd .of his that had a girl kneeling down on each side of him it had a white back ground an I think it was called bad meet s evil...and had like 12 tracks. And Manny years on .he did a song called that same name tittle with Royce 59 that cd I Sean back in like 1994 day s and dident know about. Infinity album .it's raw but tottaly dope ..amazing lyrical writer he s a master Mind .for Shaw from every angal .

[@mattlawrence1932]

Its from 98 not 94 its the original Bad Meets evil record & it was right before he got famous & met Dre , he was in his mid 20's not 16 , he didn't have anything recorded at 16 atleast not something as good as the vinyl your talking about

[@RedeemingTheUneven2]

'Criminal' goes all out and is the perfect finisher. Lots of heavy shit AND hilarious shit all throughout this album. Great reaction/review vid, man!

[@joshuacasillas3935]

The Marshall Mathers LP and The Eminem Show are not just the best of Eminem, they are in the height of 2000s hip-hop music all together!!

[@coreyschlicher32891]

Don't forget the slim shady lp!!!!

[@kylenewton8438]

not just 2000s, hip-hop in general

[@renotseng4809]

​@coreyschlicher32891 slim shady lp was at the end of the 90s, but yeah, I agree. For me, his best albums, projects, masterpieces or whatever you wanna call them are his first 3 in the order they were released. Slim shady lp is my favourite eminem album and in my top 5 hip hop albums of all time.

[@SpiderJAAM]

The fact that this is the best selling rap album of all time it's just perfect. Eminem saying "Fuck you" to society, his family, the music/entertainment industry, etc... with such amazing wordplay, production, flows and rhyme schemes.

[@lockekappa500]

Perfect irony. Shows being "brand friendly" or not fitting in with the mold of society doesnt mean shit.

[@runokati3668]

The Eminem Show is the best selling rap album. This is second.

[@OuterSpace90]

That part that was censored out, he said "Columbine". So he was referencing the school shooting that happened in 99'. It was back when school shooting wasnt a regular thing (like it is today sadly), so they censored it out. Also the "stand them in a line" bars was originally a Rakim scheme. Just like The Way I Am chorus melody was him as well.

[@gregblau8082]

He also re used that line in Rap God

[@Bigbuggin]

The gawd mc

[@jamesthegr8732]

It a sad statement isnt it, where something like Columbine was rare, now were like numb to all these school shootings

[@xlM3RCxl]

Man this album was playing non stop back in the day, really fun to watch someone hearing it for the first time.

[@liquidgeorge]

I reacted the same way as you to “Kim”! I still don’t know if I like it or not, but it is undeniably art because it elicits feelings that 99.99% of songs can’t. The Eminem Show is a more cohesive piece of work for me, but MMLP is essential Eminem.

[@jayc5756]

Exactly

[@Smith.S.sStocHasticSs]

imagine the baby at the start of the song KIM is HIM. 😢😮 That's his parents when he was a baby . A repressed memory. 😮

[@JW-28]

Kim is a masterpiece. Its like a gd horror movie.

[@LexyThomas134]

2:20 Dre said he was on the phone with Em and had this beat playing in the background, and Eminem asked what that was, Dre said he was just messing around, so Eminem said "Send me that shit" and the rest is history lol Eminem came up with the chorus within a minute Dre said

[@KS-mo6wb]

One of my fav albums. Kim is nuts but the storytelling and emotion are undeniable. Hope you enjoyed 😊

[@Doobeedoo6145]

Eminem 's music saved me during addiction and recovery

[@KingAhmadTv]

That’s wassup 💯💙

[@zimriel]

I first heard the first bars of "May I Have Your Attention Please -" at a club when the LP first came out. Everyone *flooded* the dance floor. You couldn't even get the LP that week in the record store, it was sold out. I got it two weeks later. If you emailed someone with the lyrics of "Stan", everyone knew the reference ... within a month. Someone played Dido's "thank you" in a bar; the girls in the table next to you would loudly express DISAPPOINTMENT that it was not "Stan". Everyone remembers when this album came out.

[@laurao8554]

Brilliant reaction, loved it. You looked so internally stressed during Kim though! Glad you loved Criminal, it's my fave Em track ever.

[@keisyisbeefy]

Been searching for someone reacting to my fav album for long time. This shit is HARD

[@merciless41582]

The main thing separating "hip hop" today to hip hop in the golden era is THE STORYTELLING. Eminem is telling you a story on this classic album. There is a reason why this album is considered his best album ever, why it is Diamond album, why it has sold 25 million in the US alone, and why he won 2 Grammys for this album. It was also controversial upon its release. I remember a couple of my friends said they had to sneak the album into their parents house with fear of being out of pocket $22 dollars. $22 was a lot for a CD back then. If their parents found it, they would throw the album away. Bro, you should review Redman's "Muddy Waters" album. If you didn't appreciate Redman before, you will after hearing that album.

[@jamesthegr8732]

The first 3 Redman albums and the 1at red and meth collab album are all great albums, Eminem says Redman is his favorite rapper. If it wasnt for Redman first two albums doing good, and Warren G smashing the charts with Regykate, there was talk of Def Jam closing back in the day.

[@jammydodger9288]

I'd still say Kendrick's story telling is equal to if not above em's, even if lyrically he's slightly weaker. But I mean, who tops Em lyrically?

[@TheCre88tor]

41:17 - the song censored the words "your attorney, Fred Gibson's a" Fred Gibson was Debbie Mathers attorney during their subpoena trial

[@samhand8270]

This is the most groundbreaking, unapologetic, and raw rap album of all time. Especially for it’s time, no one has ever heard anything like it. It really turned rap music on its head and it’s subject matter was so controversial that the genius of it was lost on so many people.

[@nawfsidemoe9858]

Christopher Reeves played Superman n the old school movies. He had a horseback riding accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down. It’s ironic that he used to play the Superman and had such a fate

[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

You took me back with this one lol. Good reaction bruh. I still have this cd, but honestly, I don't return to this album, because I'm a man of a certain age now, and some of the subject matter and pop culture references just don't hit like they did initially. Glad you enjoyed it, however. From a production standpoint, cringe and shock value content aside, the sonics provided by Dr. Dre and Eminem & the Bass Brothers, along with Mark The 45 King for "Stan," are excellent. "Kim" is the only song on here that has iffy production. The Real Slim Shady is goofy sounding in hindsight, but at the time this album came out, that production by Dre fit Em's subject matter perfectly. Back then, you still needed radio singles to set up your album, so that song worked. Loved your reaction to "Who Knew" and "I'm Back" rhyme schemes and the wordplay on "Remember Me?" (Sidenote: according to Sticky Fingaz, that song was meant to be on The Chronic 2001, which sonically, makes perfect sense). Even if I can't get down with the subject matter, I'll always appreciate how dope Em was with his pen and new rhyme schemes. "The Way I Am" rhyme patterns, which Nas just borrowed for a song on his last album, and Lil' Kim used on one of her albums years ago, is just elite. Em was bonkers in that era as an emcee. Dre guided and crafted him into an actual artist by '99, but you could still hear remnants of his earlier underground battle rapper phase on songs like "Amityville." Anyhow, good reaction bruh. Looking forward to the upcoming MF Doom, Ghostface Killah and The Fugees reactions you've got lined up.

[@DanielLopez-cy2tq]

Now this album brings me back memories

[@dannytarver4533]

Yeah it does homie 🫡

[@corylyonsmusic]

I still vividly remember buying this on release day at a cd store called "Karma". Went out to the parking lot, put it in, started driving..."Kill you" came on, and it was history from there lol. Probably played the album 6 times straight through that day. That was high school...20 years ago. Still remember that day like it was yesterday.

[@Jahera411]

I forgot how good this was! No skips Kill You and Criminal were my favs just displaying Ems superior lyrical and cadence ability.

[@Nostacks]

Bought this the morning it came out on cassette for my walkman . Shit was insane . When I was bumping his 1st album people roasted me for being into him they only knew the video for my name is. When this came out the whole world got into Eminem not just hip hop heads. I wish you could've seen the shit this album caused at the time. He was public enemy no.1 still can't choose between this or the slim shady lp but these are definitely his best 2 . Loved this reaction some of these album cuts I've not heard in 20 years. Can still rhyme off every bar after all these years.

[@TheProjectII]

Great video, I grew up with this album at 11 years old back in 2000. (My cousin had let me listen to SSLP before as well) - I was gripped by Eminem in that first era of albums... also just a fun side note - Mark & Jeff Bass were heavily working with Eminem on the production of SSLP + MMLP. A lot of the guitar riffs were by the bass brothers here.... This album was also heavily recorded in Amsterdam.

[@danielmaxwell-perry1386]

This is definitely going down as one of the best albums ever. Christopher Reeves was an actor who played superman in the 1979 movie. He had an accident that left him full body paralyzed. Em is a big comic book fan so when he jokes about CR, that's his own messed up way of showing love 😆

[@KPITGangsta]

I thought it stemmed from Christopher Reeves being upset and disgusted when he found out Eminem found inspiration in him. Christopher also said that if that was true he has wasted his life if he inspired somebody like that. After that, Eminem started just putting him in songs more just because, lol.

[@AlexSR__]

@@KPITGangsta And now we have Brand New Dance too lmao

[@lightskindisgrace]

you’re the only black youth on youtube (near my age) that don’t think Em is corny Been waiting for this shit since I first started watching 2 years ago

[@Vnov93]

My personal opinion, the people that consider him "corny" haven't listened to his first 2 albums, and are judging him off of his more goofy hit singles like "The Real Slim Shady" or "Without Me". There's nothing corny about the SSLP or MMLP. They are dark.

[@renotseng4809]

Enjoyed listening to the album again along with your reactions. Subscribed! In my opinion, Eminem's best albums are his first 3 in the order they were released. The slim shady lp is my favourite eminem album and is in my top 5 hip hop albums of all time. Keep up the cool content my man! Just about to listen to your reaction to the slim shady lp now as i noticed you just uploaded it a month ago. I'm gonna look through your other videos too. I hope you've already done illmatic.

[@zohnlewis3743]

I think this album is just funny just his first album 🤣😂 young 2000 Eminem was something else

[@Didja1980]

Such a classic! Em was so over the top on this one lol After Stillmatic next three you should do Ghostface-Supreme Clientelle A Tribe Called Quest-Midnight Marauders Nas- Life is Good

[@Dysphoric4life]

This is in my top 5 albums. It's soooo good.

[@ErmelindoBarreto]

Portugal here for the Goat Eminem always since day one and forever. Thanks for reacting to this legendary masterpiece. Salutes and respect.

[@AlonzoLawrence11]

@34:50 that’s when he mentioned the first mass school shooting (Columbine High School Shooting, which took place 1 year before this album dropped 1999) Interscope Records had him censored the lyrics because they were getting upset about it, so it’s censored on all versions.

[@TheCre88tor]

In short, the missing words were "kids" and "Columbine"

[@GABA-Gool]

I'm new to your channel but I love the way you react. You look like you're about to cry because of how dope it is and how much you've missed out on. This was 14 year old me when I played this shit so much my walkman scratched it to death. Always glad to see newcomers to this album. It really is a musical experience like no other.

[@beastmodegamer8685]

As soon as I saw "kill you" on the album when I was a teen, I knew it was gonna be a classic and one of my favorites. Just wait till u hear "bad guy" on MMLP 2.

[@hellacrunk1]

I remember copping this at midnight on its release date, I must’ve been 20 or 21. I was onto Em early, pre-Dre signing (shout out to Emerson College WERS underground hip hop radio show), and I was instantly hooked, he just flipped lyricism on its head for me. At stores, all I was able to find was the single with Just Don’t Give A Fuck and Brain Damage on the B-side, plus I dubbed 3hree6ix5ive off the radio (“the underground shit that he did with Skam” - one of my favorite all-time Em verses). Hyped him to everyone I knew. Maybe 1 or 2 listened to me. Then like a year later these same people hitting my phone like “did you hear this new white rapper? Hi! My name is….Hi! My name is….”🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Anyway, glad he blew up and I was right about him, lmao. That Jennifer Lopez shit was WILD lmfao

[@gabone324]

WERS 88.9 Boston 😎

[@woohoopoopoo6112]

"Drug Ballad" is a gem.

[@MrConor87]

@woohoopoopoo6112 is one of my favourite tracks of his to this day

[@woohoopoopoo6112]

@@MrConor87 A lot of people don't know this, but "Kim" was too dirty for the edited version of MMLP. Therefore, Em filled this gap with an exclusive. Here is a dirty version of a cleaned song from MMLP. (In case the link doesn't work, the song's called "Kids.") kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIvaqHejqMulodEsi=kkNJg_XtKJ8W3yXB

[@MrConor87]

@woohoopoopoo6112 I had the explicit version of the mmlp and I'm sure kids was s hidden track at the end. Learned all about how to poison squirrels

[@woohoopoopoo6112]

@@MrConor87 I'm 38 and somehow got the OG MMLP in 2000 at 13. This version did not include "Kids" whatsoever. I learned something new!

[@KingAhmadTv]

The video is chopped up to avoid the video from getting blocked by youtube Nas- Stillmatic is up next…… 🔥🔥🔥

[@AlonzoLawrence11]

I love that you’re reacting to old school hip-hop albums. But also check out some of the new ones as well! If I may suggest one I would suggest: Polo G’s ‘The Goat’ album which dropped back in 2020. Only 16 tracks, & it has a very special sample on the final track. Check it out…

[@normsayl6424]

Do cappadonna the pillage classic album

[@Man_eee]

@alonzolawrence2545 Naw I disagree he's not a roll with Classics. So many reactors start with classics and mix up new bs and start to loose a ton of views.

[@theconsigliere8463]

the way i am " they blame it on marilyn " marilyn manson was being blamed for columbine cuz one of the shooters was wearing one of his t shirts. something happened in europe too where the kid had one of his cds and they blamed that on him too. when someone in an interview asked marilyn if the kids were alive what would he say to them his response was " nothing, id listen to them, cuz apparently no one did" if you listen to marylins music its the opposite of the things he was under controversy for. hes deep.

[@Johnneilson13]

17 years old northern England Leeds year 2000 this come out, just remember cruising about with the boys this album blasting not a single care in the world what a time

[@96_stars22]

You must add Mobb Deeps 'Murda Muzik" album to the list

[@KingAhmadTv]

It’s on there definitely 💯🤞🏾

[@Hauntzmusic]

this is my fav reaction video! I like how you understand and your open minded about the lyrics and the up bringing, sometimes some people are little more cookoo than others!

[@therealjb8253]

This is my FAVORITE album of all time!! Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@VeegovonDOOM]

Wow! Really?!!! You're favorite album of all time? 😆

[@xv6801]

​@@VeegovonDOOMyes Any proplem?

[@therealjb8253]

@@VeegovonDOOM yeah it is. Maybe Eminem Show or Get Rich or Die Tryin' are close. What's yours then?

[@therealjb8253]

@@xv6801 respect!!

[@VeegovonDOOM]

@@therealjb8253it flipflops between 'Wu-Tang Forever" and "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy".

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Illmatic, The Chronic, and The Marshall Mathers LP…that’s one killer beginner’s trilogy right there. Whoever told you that growing up, they had great taste and knew what the F they were talking about. 👏🏼👍🏼😂

[@dande9238]

Mannnnn I remember had my mom buy me this album when I was like 10 and I never heard the whole thing and we were listening to it in the car and the Ken kannif skit came on, top5 most awkward moments with my mom😂

[@The808Mixmaster]

Lmfao omg that's awkward af

[@johnydoe6797]

Man, its interesting how we work.. my first time seeing your channel pop up and i actually committed through the entire album with you bro ;) After seeing your reaction i could appreciate how you saw songs for what they were, respectin the message etc. I grew up on Em, so it's always fun to watch people react to new tracks like these. I just wanted to mention around 1:02:30 on Kim, despite having heard that song many times, that last time yelling bleeed made me get emotional.. can be hard to pinpoint what draws those emotions but it was kind of a powerful moment watching your reaction. Because i feel like i can tell you laugh to express many things, nervousness, displeasure? so even though you were laughing you were also shocked i think.. maybe thats what brought me over the edge a bit like damn... this shit... is fucking.. heavy... as a guy who feels a lot, and appreciates it.. it was dope to see your authentic reaction too. There's something bigger at play w reaction channels ya know? lol being able to share the feeling that those songs bring us. they are a part of our history and identity. I'ts validating i guess too, like waiting for that rhyme scheme or part you know is DOPE haha but i should stop there lmao ill peep more of the channel have a good one

[@kdem2977]

Just a little information about Stan that makes it so much better. Cannabis wrote Em letters after an awkward moment where Bis insinuated Em wrote LL’s response during their rap beef. He wrote Em 3 crazy letters that were similar to the Stan letters. Cannabis recently admitted he created a monster by going against Em. Eminem turned those letters into a legendary song. Even Cannabis said he can’t deny how great the song was

[@ceecooksey4885]

I was 16 when this came out. I bought it & couldn’t stop listening due to being completely mind blown at how he was rhyming. I had never heard anything like it. I was stuck.

[@AprilGShowers]

Classic! I still have this album from when it first dropped. 🔥🔥 Yeah, I'm old AF. 🤣🤣

[@Slgjgnz]

29:30 From here on out he doesn't say "fucking" for just over 6 minutes on that album, up to Marshall Mathers first verse two songs later. He still says some crazy shit and curse a whole lot, but at least critics should be happy right? That's an insanely genius overarching scheme...

[@captainshiner42]

This shit came out the year before I graduated high school and it's still wild in 2023.

[@Robby_C]

This shit was revolutionary. I miss these days so much.. our whole culture was so much cooler back then.

[@troyperry411]

This is wild because you’re reaction now is kinda how my reaction was when I was like 9 listening to this album with my friends. Shaking our heads completely mind blown over what we were hearing but also loving it at the same time 😂

[@ethanronen9641]

9?

[@troyperry411]

@@ethanronen9641 yea it came out in 2000 I was born in 91

[@pfeiffdog0811]

For me this is easily Eminem’s best album by far. He never matched it since.

[@mosaicblue121]

Eminem Show is top tier for me

[@topspot4834]

No doubt about it!

[@russellrobinson8192]

​@@mosaicblue121 That's one of his best. Might be the best one.

[@RedTought]

I prefer The Eminem show tbh, but the mmlp is def goated.

[@threal6870]

Bruh it's the best one

[@AAA-rh5xw]

Great reaction! Now that they’re streaming you should do a lot of de la soul songs/albums. If you like tribe called quest you’ll like them. They were the inspiration for so many groups including Outkast

[@dancitydancestudios]

It's battle rap on an album but done so artistically and structured perfectly. The lyrics, the sound, the cadence. the whole concept is insane. Eminem is a genius fr..

[@uzi978]

While we're all used to Eminem using different voices, and rapping about everything on the planet, this album hit you like a mack truck when it came out. At this point, Em was just starting to become well known, and he was getting compared to Vanilla Ice, and pop stars. You have no idea what it was like to hear these songs for the first time, he had really only used his high pitched nasally voice, and on comes Stan, in which he's rapping in a totally different voice, measured and calm, very serious. That song was like a slap in the face by the time you got to the end, it was amazing. And even The Way I Am, he had never rapped so angrily before, it was startling. He was coming at you with all these different voices and cadences, it was hard to believe he had just made an album even better than the first one. Imagine trying to live up to that hype, and not only delivering, but completely blowing away The Slim Shady LP. That's when I knew this guy had the potential to be one of the all time greats. And he is.

[@stephenrochester6309]

True story: my mum knew I loved Eminem so she went out and bought this album for me and gave it to me as a present after school. Unlike Eminem - I love my ma! ❤

[@jasonj9360]

Bro, you got it !!!! Nuff said, you are top tier react 👌

[@mookiestewart3776]

One of the greatest albums ever made…. Period

[@JSe7en777]

The IM BACK 3rd verse he originally said “I take 7 kids from columbine….”but it had to be cut out even out of the explicit version

[@loisthehedgehog7658]

Criminal, same song and dance, buffalo bill, bhagpipes from bhagdad and my mom are some of my favourite songs em has released. The way he flows and raps on those tracks is just insane 💯

[@jojobod]

Not music box?

[@loisthehedgehog7658]

@@jojobod never really liked it that much, maybe I just needed to listen to it more.

[@trilla4171979]

Taking my ball, wide awake, and same song and dance are lyrical fentanol

[@jonaveul]

Can’t forget insane, cold wind blows, and welcome to hell.

[@JiiWoon]

“In the paper ,the news ,everyday i am , radio won’t even play my jam”

[@bigw725]

dude i’m 33 and have been listening to this album since it came out, and somehow never put the “Ike” part together, never occurred to me it was an Ike Turner joke.

[@steve-ie6ju]

29:29 "I'm tryna clean up my fuckin' image, So I promised the fuckin' critics I wouldn't say fuckin for six minutes. Six minutes, Slim Shady, you're on" Eminem keeps his promise and actually doesn't say "fuckin'" for 6 minutes, he says the word "fuck" but not fuckin', as on the next track which is I'm Back, he doesn't say it but he does in the track Marshall Mathers that follows after that as the 6 minutes are over. If you time him from when he said he wouldn't say it, to when he does say it again, you can hear that he kept his promise

[@kayl9967]

10/10 reaction man 😂😂😂 worth to watch cuz u understand all the efforts he put in that album, anyway can u do THE EMINEM SHOW ALBUM (2002) too??

[@chelseareynolds3005]

Aww puffy IS Sean. Lol idk how i came across this, but I'm glad i clicked it. I'm happy to listen to this album, and i love seeing a younger cat getting hip to it for the first time. I remember when it came out back in like 8th grade i bought the cd that day and listened to it over and over till i knew all the songs lol you're clearly studying hip hop and that's what's up...oh yeah i just now noticed j. Cole in the background. Hopefully you've heard coast contra. That's what you should review if you haven't yet. Their lyrics are really fkn dense tho lol it's not for the weak lol

[@showbizz7539]

Christopher Reeves played the Original Superman in 3 movies, (Superman 1..2.. and 3) back in the 80s....then he was horseback riding....and fell off...broke his neck...and became paralyzed.... Superman!!! The man of steel!!!.... Wheelchair ridden for life since the mid 90s....it's sad really. He was a star

[@ethandaniel8123]

This is one of the best reactions I’ve ever seen to this album. 😂🔥🔥

[@GhostAdvantage]

unfortunately, hearing it now just doesnt compare to haering it the first time in 2000.. it was so ahead of everything else out. Love seeing it be just as impactful 20 years later

[@CuckooBirdWhy]

Hahaha right? I remember being like 14 and getting this album the moment it came out and hiding in my room listening to it in my boombox on a low volume literally with my ear pressed against the speaker the first couple times to give how it would be received by my family before I listened to it with them. Bless their hearts they spent a lot of my formative years listening to and enjoying Eminem and other artists along with me (some more than others) but despite their openness I still knew there was gonna be stuff to skip for awhile 😂😂😂

[@TravisBellemare]

Watching this in 2024 and hearing “why does puffy always get the short end of the stick” and “why don’t nobody life puffy” is crazyyyy 🤣🤣🤣

[@KingAhmadTv]

Little did I know at the time 😂😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@McCroyd84]

You said that Eminem wouldnt be able to do it anymore, he is still dropping albums to ridiculous numbers and the skill is unmatched. You should listen to all his albums to understand the true talent and his dedication to the craft. His last few albums are technically brilliant.

[@uzi978]

43:39 I died. Fucking hilarious. He was imitating Insane Clown Posse blowing each other.

[@esc0bert]

Slim Shady LP and Marshal Mathers LP are both fucking amazing albums.

[@joshuacasillas3935]

So is The Eminem Show!

[@simonpitt4080]

easily his best. this is his strongest and most cohesive overall, but the eminem show is kind of the beginning of the end, his voice and aesthetic sense never really coming back after.

[@PhilHug1]

Cool to see you react to this album. Recommendation: Jay-z - Originator '99 (Nigga What, Nigga Who). It features Jaz-O and your girl Amil. Classic song. Also, Em's 1st album Infinite is worth listening to too.

[@entelapollozhani3227]

This album is a masterpiece!!!

[@showbizz7539]

He's said "I'll take 7 kids from columbine" in the IM back song. It was right after it happened so...too soon 😂😆

[@danzworldofsports7366]

This album is a absolute classic

[@roknkawk]

34:44 he said "Columbine" it was a school shooting in Colorado if u were unaware. Dope reaction

[@ReMarkable1221]

I love it when they say black people dont listen to Em. Love these reactions

[@JosiahGore]

@@ReMarkable1221 I was in HS when this came out and never heard anyone say that. I'm my experience talent recognizes talent. Peace and love

[@wesker450]

Crazy that Em and Kim got back together for a while after this album.

[@KingAhmadTv]

Word? Crazy 😭😭😭💯

[@davie914]

I love this album ! Everyone that knew me growing up I was a crazy DMX Jadakiss, Eminem fan !!!

[@jayc5756]

Same

[@matthewjacobsiii4643]

Bro i cried laughing at the ken kaniff walk off😂

[@sf2explus184]

first time i heard this i was 17 on my bush radio late night. i didn't even know it was rap. for the time it was so unique.