Sep 2, 2024 Lmao I know. 'What do you want me to say!?' it's like... what YOU want, stop worrying about us, just try to make great art. And if you got nothing to make or say then don't make it, he's got this obsession with tryna please people, it's always a terrible route for an artist to try and second-guess or do what the audience wants.
Sep 2, 2024 still sorta upset that even after a deluxe it never felt like MTBMB was as fleshed out as it shouldve been why is darkness on the same album as those kinda nights
Sep 2, 2024 I think he should do a album like Compton. But Detroit style. Eminem is stuck in this "the must has to be about me" he doesn't need to tell his story anymore he already did .
Sep 2, 2024 Aside from the first single the other singles are the "shady" songs on the album. Wtf are they even doing
Sep 2, 2024 Even with the multiple versions this is still very impressive seeing as Sabrina Carpenter is there literally everywhere you turn these days
Sep 2, 2024 5 pages of results for @Supersonic saying "generic" dating back to 2020. Seeing as he joined in 2011 I guess 2020 is the year he learned the word from somewhere
Sep 2, 2024 You’re talking s--- and saying the generic trope of what a casual Eminem fan would say. Encore era was one of his most turmoil period of his life and it’s one of his worst albums. So now what? 2006 would be his worst ever period and what we’ve heard, is not exactly great was it?
Sep 2, 2024 2004 wasn't the most turmoil...... his life was comparatively in good place vs earlier in his career. A debilitating drug habit may have also played a role in the quality of his music not being great during 04 and 06. Just how Em operates, he needs drama for fuel. Just like you sweetheart.
Sep 2, 2024 Complete horsehsit lol. Saying his life was good in 04 when he was clearly an addict and depressed is something else. His material from 06-08 was pretty bad, even for an idiot like you can agree, that was his most “turmoil” period. It still sounds like s--- for the most part. Stop talking s---.
