First Time Hearing Eminem "25 To Life"

[@Cosbi]

The song is about hip hop, guys. About how he has dedicated his life to hip-hop and literally given it “everything” he's got to the point where it adversely started affecting his personal life. Also, keep in mind that Eminem is really good at making doubles or triples, which means he could be talking about different things at once.

[@onlyangel7]

exactly.. like he did with darkness & bad guy (to the last part lol)

[@azizalmulla6999]

@@onlyangel7 and never love again( drugs and his girl)

[@onlyangel7]

@@azizalmulla6999 oh yeah omg i forgot about that one

[@mrswedeee]

Nope, seems like the whole point went over your and many others head. It’s actually for both Hip-Hop and Kim. It’s a double story, just like his song ”Darkness”. Just connect these parts and try to see it. ”I don't think she understands the sacrifices that I've made” ”Faithful all the way, this is how I' get repaid? Look at how I dress, fuckin' baggy sweats, go to work a mess Always in a rush to get back to you, I ain't heard you yet Not even once say you appreciate me, I deserve respect I've done my best to give you nothin' less than perfectness”. He used to work his butt off to support his family still Kim decided to cheat. It’s a double message, my friend. I have been a fan for 19 years to understand his lyrics!

[@trickster6669]

@@mrswedeee its not a double, it's a misdirection, he's not talking about kim at all he's just talking about rap, but he wants you to think he's talking about a girl It's a misdirection not a double, there's no double meaning he's just talking about hip hop

[@1ZaiOT]

This whole song is a double. If you go back and re listen you’ll realize he’s not only talking about his relationship with Kim, but how he feels about hip hop and the way people gave up on him when he didn’t release an album for years. This shit is a masterpiece

[@trickster6669]

It's not a double, it's a misdirection, he wants you to think he's talking about a girl at the start

[@1ZaiOT]

@@trickster6669 yes, in which the misdirection causes the listener to see he could be talking about 2 different things until the very last line, making it a double. But if it makes you feel better trying to prove people wrong in KZbin comment sections go for it buddy lol

[@user-pw6tc3ex6l]

@@1ZaiOT You can call it a double, but I don't think that it's referring to anyone specific.

[@Wayneg420]

@@user-pw6tc3ex6l DOesnt have to refer to someone to be a double. If the shoe fits for both circumstances. Its a double.

[@trickster6669]

@@1ZaiOT it's not a double though it has no second meaning, he's not talking about kim as well, he's just talking about the rap game But he wants you to think he's talking about a relationship with a girl at the start, till he reveals he's talking about rap. It's just a misdirection. A lot of rap songs have done it, Eminems done it in other songs as well I'm pretty sure. Im not trying to prove someone wrong, I'm just trying to educate people on rhyme schemes and to use the real definitions

[@hibbityhoopblahh]

Yes the whole song is a double, Eminem wrote this after being left off MTV's Best Rappers of 2009 List. You HAVE to do "Never Love Again" next

[@saicharan3359]

​@@SuperViberz you talkin bout "Never love again"? it's on mtbmb

[@lifeinvader1016]

I second "Never Love Again" has the same exact double entendre theme as this song

[@rafaelgutierrez2417]

Never love again is a relationship/ drug double … this is a relationship/hip hop double

[@anubis8586]

@@rafaelgutierrez2417 yeah but the whole song is a double just like this one

[@jaysea838]

Darkness was a double, this was not. Listeners have claimed this track to be a double for years (and I totally understand why) but EM himself has gone on the record to state this track is only about hip hop. It’s the listener that is making the other connections / correlations - not EM.

[@lazkycs]

“Going through changes” is in the recovery. That one hits the heart

[@restinpeaceproductions]

Yes, please do a reaction for that!! His letter to Proof is crazy emotional

[@MonicaVNieva]

Yes. Going through changes completes the trilogy: Mockingbird When I´m gone Going through changes

[@dankvibezz4296]

Also "You're Never Over" hits the heart too that one I believe talks about proof

[@HardcoreInsanity]

Big Pun is an absolute Beast. His lyrics and flow are something else

[@arnoldgarcia5544]

Eminem is a genius! The whole song is a double! It's about his relationship to the rap game! Amazing!

[@ROBLOXTHANOS]

I think this song is very meaningful and deep. I appreciate you guys giving a real and genuine reaction to it. Keep it up. We need more real content.

[@aninasr2424]

He puts his feelings into the song, he makes you feel every word he says

[@mac3rdc]

This is one of my favorite Em songs. I love the production.

[@bryanroberts9016]

He talking about hip hop. Songs insanely clever and deep

[@rix7405]

"Em-You're never over" should be next 🔥

[@Young8lood]

I love that song too RIP Proof

[@owvon222]

Fuck it do the whole recovery album with the b side at this point

[@shivanshusharma422]

They really should do it

[@artrome985]

Eminem "No Apologies", "We as Americans" and "Sayin goodbye to Hollywood" also "Psychopath killer" ft. Yelawolf and Slaughterhouse

[@babygurljrl]

I NEED them to do We As Americans

[@ForgedDr3ams]

FOR SURE THEY NEED TO REACT TO THOSE

[@McFlurryMachineIsDown]

That whole eminem show/8 mile era was something special. The dudes songs just hit different back then. I think it's cause I was a teenager then but maybe it's just the songs just sounded great cause em was always riding the beat back then. I appreciate his work more now knowing how many different styles he's done throughout his career. You can just skip to each era and get a whole style change. It's pretty amazing. Some artists never mature or try new things over their whole career.

[@yareddereje]

Love you more

[@tonynorris1506]

Wait til they finally do "No Apologies"

[@robertace1703]

Track is a WHOLE DOUBLE. About Rap. Y’all got it.

[@josephtylerdc9830]

It tells a story from different perspectives.. how his love for rap messes with his relationships and how his relationships mess with his love for rap and it feels like no matter what he does neither side feels like it has the slme.love for him as he does for it or them.. what a masterclass.

[@rhecny]

Big Pun is a legend. He's in your favorite rappers top 5 of all time. Lyrics flow delivery, he had it all.

[@philipbridler]

Lol, no.

[@ohmyv3gatron]

He’s aiight. But I never got in to him like that. He needed more of a catalog to be fair.

[@trickster6669]

Yeah the little Italy part in Twins is probably one of the best flows in hip hop

[@spgdave9803]

I mean big pun is a legend but whenever I see any of my favorite rappers name their top 5 I never see him on the list so idk what you're talking about on that

[@chadd3299]

Pun had the best natural multi syllable rhyme scheming I’ve ever heard. Top tier. But his body of work is too small to include him in the top 5. However, Capital Punishment is indeed a top 10 hip hop album all time.

[@theoclarke3818]

Eminem makes his rhymes very complex with the double meanings sometimes, and he’s always spitting stuff over peoples heads just because he’s so creative. I could listen to an Eminem song 1000 times, and the 1001 and I’ll still hear something new. However this one, is one of the few I never caught after being a Stan for almost 11 years now, I always thought it was about his ex but this definitely has a solid double meaning. Great catch guys. Love your work and keep on posting the great reactions!

[@elemaire86]

He's ONlY talking about Hip-hop, though it's deliberately crafted that it can be interpreted AT FIRST as his ex wife or girlfriend but there were a few dead give-aways. When he said "jealous when I spend time with the girls", he means not only his daughter and niece but his wife too. He means his family. On my first listen I started to suspect it was a metaphor because even if their relationship was a little bit toxic, Kim didn't strike me as someone who'd be "jealous" that he's spending time with his kids. Then I said, "ok, maybe it's a girlfriend and not Kim" but I remember he said "go marry someone else and make em famous", so it elimated the possibility of being a girlfriend and brought me back to Kim which didn't make sense because of the previous bar. Also, Kim didn't make him famous, even if you want to stretch it, the idea by saying that she did metaphorically due the content Em has provided which includes Kim, it still wouldn't make sense because that line is used more where the public display of drama IS the reason why a celebrity is famous, which you'll see with more reality tv stars. And it couldn't be his mom Deb because of the "married" bar. No more than half way through the song, was like "Yo he's talking to the game". Also, the timeline matches because between Encore and Relapse Em was gone. He was battling his demons. Kanye and Wayne took over and the game had changed. This is him sitting back and saying, why should I come back to you. You're the reason why I'm going through all this shit and I can't even have a normal life with my "girls" without the world poking around asking "Where's Slim Shady" and saying "Em fell off.

[@jaysea838]

I agree (To an extent) but would argue that it’s the listener making the connections / correlations to drugs / a girl as misdirection was never EM’s intent. He has even gone on record to state this track is solely about hip hop. We, as fans, are just so used to not taking things at face value when it comes to EM. If you didn’t know about Kim / drugs (or EMs abilities) this track would hit exactly as intended.

[@jayu9642]

I was waiting the whole time for you guys to hear the last line and trip! Its the best finishing line. Was not expecting

[@matthewchristofferson2832]

Great reaction guys! Love all the reactions y’all do. There are quite a few Em songs that he talks about addiction or hip-hop as a relationship he’s in. Especially on his later stuff

[@beesea105]

Boul in white hat; it has been great to see how much u got into Em throughout every reaction. I remember he had doubts and now he up front vibe'n heavy 💯✊🏼

[@RushNZ]

Yeah this is one of my fav Em songs, it's a metaphor, hes using the comparison of his relationship with Kim and replacing her with hip hop, he makes her and the game interchangeable... similar to how Common did back in the 90's with "I used to love H.E.R"... a few emcees have done it before.

[@bluegordo860]

That one comes to mind along with kanyes homecoming, and tupacs me and my girlfriend

[@RushNZ]

@@bluegordo860 Facts, songs where artists make that analogy between something and a female, usually great songs.

[@jaysea838]

EM himself has gone on the record to state this song is only about hip hop. It’s the listener who considers it a double / misdirection / metaphor. That just goes to show how god of an artist EM truly is.

[@timothyomalley9202]

Yea been done now like 20times, cormega has fire track like that. But yea Common reason these songs exist

[@RushNZ]

@@timothyomalley9202 facts i remember the Cormega song, that was a joint from YEARS ago... i remember thinking it was fire

[@karamcdonald1012]

The realization at the end....priceless!! Loved it guys!!!!

[@Maxximum_]

He's referring to his relationship with Hip-Hop/Rap. He blew up when he turned "25", I think that's what he meant. So it's 25 to life as in to right now to forever. Also just found out, I thought he was talking about Kim. It's stuff like this he was talking about in the paul pod podcast, where he likes it when the listener thinks he's rapping about something when in actual fact he's painting a picture about something else

[@jaaptendijk7192]

97 he was 25 that's when he dropped the ssep and got some recognizion and fame. So since 25 to life he's been sentenced to fame, he can't go out without getting noticed ever again.

[@Maxximum_]

@@jaaptendijk7192 couldn't have said it better

[@sasukehickson3390]

I seems to me🤔 em was talking about everything under the sun. Rap game! Kim! His kids! MTV! Everything about his life! All in one song! Every word mean every single part of his life in a nutshell! No difficulty! Em is so damn talented! I have not seen nobody that got a better pen game. This nigga blows my mind! Lost of words! I'm black and eminem is my #1favorite! No debate! Ain't nobody better!!

[@Maxximum_]

@@sasukehickson3390 actually yeah you're right, he was talking about all that. Great song. Not my top 5 in the album tho, but still a great song

[@sasukehickson3390]

@@Maxximum_ Em is super way hard to copycat. Mgk and the game tried their best to copycat. What a horrible job!🤣 They may sound like eminem but they can't rhythm and have simple complexity like eminem. All his songs he ever made! Make the listener think! It can be a silly song like fack🤣 Em have thousand different meanings in one song! It out of this world my friend on how shady think. Unbelievable!

[@SANZANZAEscobar]

Cause when Eminem raps he does it with Hunger & Passion it's like his gone beyond Rapping & just making a Statement yeah like Redman said when Eminem spits his making a Statement

[@zackd.4412]

Eminem love you more..Eminem bad guy, Eminem groundhog day Eminem fine line, Eminem guts over fear , Eminem beautiful pain

[@jeffreyaudino7503]

Ok, Eminem Says "Stop D-Ridin His Name"

[@ilovevodka2962]

BAD GUY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alan-ry3pm]

Groundhog day is crazy 🔥

[@10campelo]

On fire- Recovery As the name of the song says it's 🔥🔥

[@eupo5936]

@@jeffreyaudino7503 no u

[@GuyFerzOfficial]

My man all the way on the right is correct. Em is talking about the rap game in general throughout whole song. The end reveals this when he says “f you hip hop”. Now listen again with this perspective in mind. You’ll see it all differently.

[@kringsja9913]

you guys should check out psychopath killer eminem ft slaughterhouse.

[@hankson8]

Love that song

[@dragonjegg82]

Yoooooo Em's verse is up there top 10 on this. Man I wish slaughterhouse woulda rolled on they were a force

[@kringsja9913]

@@dragonjegg82 ye just imagine how crazy their songs would have been

[@Mohit-iu3ge]

W

[@jaysea838]

Love that track… I personally think that EM was the most technical and unstoppable. (Not to take anything away from early or current EM). There was something different about Slaughterhouse / Shady XV EM. Psychopath killer / Detroit vs Everybody / Vegas. (Even earlier- The track called offended from Recovery). I am sure there are more but those come to mind. His flow / lyricism was unreal and so far ahead of anyone, ever.

[@JoseMGomez-hg1hh]

Bro the last minute of the song where Em starts spazzing fuccckking 🔥

[@epprez]

Now that u know its also about hip hop, go back and listen again. Its amazing

[@Hiddenbarbar]

Hilarious, pure comedy while showing much respect to Eminem and your viewers.

[@gustavomcmillian7360]

THANK YOU for running it back and getting context from the new perspective that was givin. Most just pass and don’t go back. It’s a WHOLE different xperience once you know what he’s talking about. Just like Darkness.

[@lea88pu]

Guys you have killed it, I'm not going to lie,I expected that you won't get it 😆 Glad you did tho! 😁

[@callumcolton4913]

Banger of a song. One of my favourites. You need to listen to going through changes off recovery. Listening from the 🇬🇧

[@MrKDubya21]

I'm 47 years old..been an Em fan since the beginning..em was gonna retire and this was his letter to Hip Hop saying that he was leaving because he wasn't appreciated...I couldn't wait for u all to get to the end and find out that he wasn't talking about Kim at all..I took and take joy in watching you all discover Em like I did..

[@Mtb_movies]

🙌 yes,spot on.I’m also 41 had the absolute honour to watch him evolve into the incredible artist he was always destined to be ❤

[@gabrielbewaji153]

It's a shame they had that gun to his head in monster

[@stephennisbet9365]

You guys are amazing to watch such entertainment in all vids from em reactions to football (soccer) goals/saves & UFC/boxing clips .. keep up the great work all you much love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 👏🏻🙌🏻

[@EzeeG]

“Your never over” is a song from recovery album , it’s about his best friend proof. It’s his dedication song to him. Well worth a reaction

[@gotredboxes]

Hook is awful.

[@EzeeG]

@@gotredboxes it’s not to bad, he’s basically speaking to proof in the hook. Would like them to do a “difficult” reaction, but it’s deep and no hook atol

[@ncknamelastname1433]

The entire song is a double entendre. You just witnessed, once again, the greatness of Em’s lyricism.

[@artisan_james]

Em's talking about both Kim & his marriage and Rap/Hip hop, the game & his work ethic at the same time..

[@ljstigma8750]

🤣🤣🤣y’all tripping and I’m rolling🤪🥂always a pleasurable experience🙏🏻🔝🥰

[@Hope-bf2kk]

You should definitely do Going through Changes and Never Over both off Recovery. Both dedicated to Proof.

[@AnthonyfromtheD]

Recovery a classic album! Came out when in was in HS

[@ericksaldana7887]

if you really pay close attention to some of Eminem songs He re-live's his past in which we think its hate and anger tower a relatioship or a girl but in fact a lot of his lyrics are base in his relationship with music and his adiction in the past with drugs and when you think about it from that perspective of him and his relationship with the music its his life work and its what literally got him out from his circumstances in which he was in.. and now that his close to the end of his carrer his puttin an ending! a great example of him speaking to his music is 25 to Life speaking about how he devoted his life to Rap and how he feels betrayed and taken for granted by this new generation.. and this has a double sense what he means with 25 to life is his 25 years of life given and sentence to the game which is rap .. another great song is Beautiful, space bound, not afraid.. etc.. but thats what makes Eminem a full artist!

[@sheldon2430]

Minute 13 y'all clue in it's a double entendre. Lol all love boys love your content, thanks for bringing these songs back to the surface and dissecting the bars so well!

[@loisthehedgehog7658]

Whole song is like a double or triple because he could be talking about a relationship, drug use or the rap industry.

[@ttownsend85]

I love watching my sweet babies figure out the meaning of his songs by the end...yall have come so far!!❤❤❤

[@coryprice3410]

Nice reaction and good job catching the true meaning behind the song. Would like to hear you guys check out some of his earlier stuff from Infinite like "Open Mic" and "313".

[@camm7267]

313 🔥

[@matthewchristie1393]

This song is so deep this is his love and hate relationship with hip hop he really shows his penmanship is excellence a true MC even if he gets hated on

[@jonanice]

You want a real shocker - no spoilers, go in blind & listen to Darkness by Eminem. Many say it’s his best written track since Stan for the impact it has

[@coreyhenn]

Definitely gotta listen to it again and keep in mind he is talking about hip hop and kim. Changes the whole song. His doubles are crazy. Appreciate the reaction.

[@timeltringham3777]

Just like "Darkness", the entire song is a double entendre. The majority of the song you think he's talking about Kim and then at the end he hits you with "fuck you hip hop" and you realize it was a double the entire time.

[@undershady101]

Finally !!! My fav em track. Awesome guys check out crazy in love from eminem next please been waiting forever

[@Andu_music]

He's talking about music. The whole song is about his relationship with the rap game. Its not about a girl he purposely made it seem that way to surprise the listener and at the end he reveals it by saying f u hiphop

[@JimJamFam]

All I have to say is DOUBLE!!!!! The whole song! Love it! Good reaction yo.

[@snowjorden]

As a person who was around 15 when Ems first CD came out, Ive been listening to him since basically day 1. Recovery IS his best work, outside of 2 tracks that dont fit on the CD.

[@dizasta2012]

Sometimes my favorite part of these videos is 2 things. 1) Love you all but it's hilarious to see dude in blue hat GO OFF on Eminem songs within the first 30 seconds of a song. Fucking love his reactions to stuff! 2) I love seeing dude in gray with the dreads is DEFINITELY the preacher of the group. He is always guaranteed to start preaching halfway through reactions. Love it. But dude is extremely knowledgeable FR. MUCH LOVE!

[@Slim_Bro.J]

He been a part of hip hop since 1997. That's 25 years. He's talking about his experience and relationship with the Industry..

[@cruzipatzijr.7406]

Seduction from Recovery album . That song is another surprise for ya!!! Please!!!!!!

[@Allhavengames]

you HAVE to do The Eminem show next. best album

[@douniaelm1453]

3:40 the right guy's reactions to the one standing always send me XDDD he's such a moooood

[@FATKAT4567]

My personal favorite Eminem album track for track. Yall gotta do Going Through Changes, Seduction, and Almost Famous off this album.

[@davy8428]

Eminem - These demons Eminem, Dre - Say what you say

[@thomastoikka8322]

If yall want more recovery, do Almost Famous. Crazy bars🤘🏻

[@pillowfightchampion1988]

Love this song, glad you guys got to it.

[@joshuahuckeby4411]

The legit whole song is a double. Talking about his previous relationship and talking about what he gave Hip-Hop and what it did to him. 🤯

[@AirAirIn]

Great catch guys!! I’m so proud 😊

[@zachmccarter5779]

If you like hearing Em rap with passion and from a hurt point of view, yall gotta do Space Bound next

[@justinatest9456]

This is a double like Darkness, where if you know Em's story you're thinking the whole time he's rapping about Kim like usual, til the reveal. The whole song is a double, while rhyming like a beast and flowing with perfect delivery. Top tier Em right here. No one else can do this.

[@YoWhoThisFool]

The whole damn song is a double 👌

[@capoeirajack09]

HAHAAHA Brandon’s face when Salo threw the chair 🤣🤣🤣

[@bruhbruh1974]

We keep asking you to react to Eminem - No Apologies

[@leethompson9294]

Y'all been on an Em pop binge so I'm gonna request some hard shit. Y'all haven't done Say What You Say, Groundhog Day, Brainless, and Lock It Up I don't think. I'll leave the requests alone until I see some of these vids. Great job as always!

[@hankson8]

Can y’all do Killer remix, Survival or the real Slim Shady? Y’all need to check out Walkthrough with Grip and Eminem or Bang Remix with Eminem also

[@blakelappan8421]

WE ALL FEEL THAT PASSION WHEN WE HEAR HIM! Completely feel ya!

[@jarmel3745]

It's crazy you never reacted to "cleaning out my closet" I think it will be interesting.

[@visi4488]

Bro you need to react to 1. "Eminem - I will Feat King Crooked, Royce da 5'9 & Joel Ortiz" 2. "50 Cent ft Eminem - Psycho", 3. "Eminem ft Obie Trice & 50 Cent - Love me (uncut version)". 4. "Eminem - Killer (Remix) ft Jack Harlow & Cordae. All these songs are freaking crazy. Please react to heavy weight flows and bars on these. Thanks.

[@Youre]

While you're on the Recovery wave make sure you get to the best song on the album - Going Through Changes. It's a truly beautiful song and is equal with Cold Wind Blows as the best on the album IMO. Also Space Bound is a great song.

[@716aceboog]

Talkin 2 myself, You're never over

[@z1ronic741]

Off of recovery you can react to almost famous , so bad , going through changes, you're never over , space Bound . The whole album is a masterpiece and do relapse after recovery

[@nicholascalderone]

Amazing song, have it as #7 on my list of all time eminem songs 🙌

[@rivdog6458]

Nah homie on the right had it right. It sounds like he's talking about a girl but he's talking the game. Go back and listen again and you'll hear it. The whole songs a double

[@byantzi6996]

Been looking through your vids, doesn't look like you've reacted to the Em Venom music vid yet. You should do that next. Great song with one of the best build ups to a bass drop & the vid is top notch.

[@franksamara1815]

"Recovery" is one of his best albums (though "The Eminem Show" is my favorite), and this is one of the best songs on it. You guys, as always, did a great job...but that lyric video was full of errors.

[@jasonmachac9414]

Even though this song was written about hip-hop this song saved my life no joke. I went through a very tough divorce where my girl left me. I ended up with insomnia and would stay up at night staring at the ceiling contemplating my suicide. I was at the end of my rope. When this record came out I listened to it here and there but really never gave it an in depth look. One night of sleeplessness and deep depression I put Recovery on and it stayed on for months straight. I listened to this song over and over and over again. I couldn’t get enough of it. I attribute a lot of getting out of that depression to this record and song especially. I started writing myself (very terrible at it) but it was cathartic.

[@jk7676]

Yo fam pls react to "so bad "or seduction" off of this recovery album it would be a awesome double reaction 💪but I know beggars can't be choosers🙏either way God bless y'all boys keep em coming!

[@vitsin87]

The rhymes man, love it, man's a goat 🐐

[@MrKnowledge0014]

Yet again for the must be 10th time I'm asking for you to do Eminem - Untouchable.

[@jerrymiller7918]

Under rated song

[@Vester1one]

I have been waiting on this 🤝🏻

[@RaizenEx1]

Day 12 of asking Cartier Family to react to Eminem - Insane

[@angelicambition7029]

It's a cool song but I don't think they'll like this one. Definitely an acquired taste.

[@theglobalswede760]

It's actually kinda good ngl 😂😂

[@RaizenEx1]

Don't really care if they find it good or not, just wanna see their reaction to the psycho lyrics 😂

[@kendrickmagee672]

25 to Life is about Hip-Hop and he much love he has for the game

[@derekfukinphareall]

9:50 Eminem spittin fire 🔥 ♥️ about his love for hip-hop and how much it was such a prison for him dealing with what came with it like love n hate for tryna make it big in rap n hip-hop.

[@breesovine91]

Bro I don't know why I love watching y'all listen to some old stuff and your reaction to it cause our generation missed out on the best era of hip hop but fr fr bro you got to check out T.I the song "check this dig that" would love to see y'all's reaction

[@michaelw5454]

Hey, hope you all get this, but I just gave you all a shout out on Kansas City, Missouris number one station. They were asking people to call in and talk about their favorite pod casts, I talked about yours. I love watching your content, keep it up.

[@jbaber426]

Lmaooo yall are too funny! But fr.. what could we say. Yall caught it.

[@sethtilson5275]

y’all getting better at catching bars, long way to go tho, but i enjoy watching y’all, keep doing y’all’s thing !

[@ekenechukwuma9042]

The song spoke to hip hop and ofcourse Kim. Eminem is a master storyteller.

[@BigHarco]

EMINEM AMITYVILLE! You won’t regret it!!!?

[@johncuccolo3950]

Been askin for this for a while so pumped to see this gotta do evil twin next

[@ruddyy123]

He’s talking about his dedication to the game. The rap game. It’s a double. Makes you think it’s about Kim or someone. But all he time he’s rapping about his love for the rap game and how it’s messed him up and drained him. And he never gets the live he deserves

[@fleezy1579]

This song is about his Wife and Hip Hop. Em alot of times always gives multiple meanings.

[@jamaicarepost]

When he did this song he had slowed down in the rap game but this is definitely one of the most double meaning songs on that album but he was definitely singing about the game and how it/persons treats him by not giving him the full respect he deserves

[@MRSHONUFF101]

Yo, yall been ducking my list lol keep going with this list for real I guarantee this list will be in yall top 5 Eminem - Premonition Intro - Almost Famous - Square Dance - Not Afraid - Evil Twin - Greatest - Finish Line - Kim - On Fire Bad Meets Evil - Raw Boogie - Rainy Dayz Feat. Eminem The Notorious BIG - Dead Wrong Feat. Eminem