He explains it pretty well in White America

Just check this lol. 26 f***ing times + 1 from last year since this is from 2019.

Ranked: 20 People Eminem Has Dissed The Most

R. Kelly (Singer, 26 Disses)

thethings.com/ranked-20-people-eminem-has-dissed-the-most/amp

"His music"
With all the producers that made his sound...

Dude is going diamond off of the extreme loyalty and unprecedented nature of his music for it’s time though

We gotta be honest there’s a specific audience that would go back constantly to that kind of content.

Cool, r Kelly is on the the list of 20 people Eminem dissed alot

He dissed alot of people, some deserved it (rkelly) and some didn't (Christopher reeve, mj, Britney etc)

He's like a clown that throws water in anyone's face :when your target is everyone, it cheapens the msg and impact imo

Which is why I think he has no principles when it comes to to his content (I'm sure you'd agree, he boasts of not caring and saying whatever)

It’s funny how out of all the rappers in that late 90s-early 00s Pac trend, the two that had Dre in their corners ended up being by far the biggest

Wdym? I especifically credited the main ones as one of the reasons why he became so popular.... Like Em himself as said it.

It's still his music and his vision at the end of the day

Some of them was him answering to stuff they said about him or his music and he heard it.

Others, he just rapped about what was going on or liked how their name rhymed.

Btw. Everyone knows Em is a big comics fan and one of his most dissed dudes was Superman lol it's obviously not personal, just him messing around.

Em is known for saying what goes through his mind without even thinking, the freestyle way. Same with D12. Now he can't do that anymore so he has to watch what he says a bit.

the actual joke is both of them making fun of ja rule for being a tupac clone in a diss record on some

Before Dre

LOL

he produced almost all tes songs and a good portion of sslp and mmlp

Isn't "eminem's sound" (with his repetitive, 3 key piano, beats) a poor man's dre?

/thread

I didn't call him a world class producer or anything

all I'm saying is that he has a creative vision as far as production goes, doesn't just piggyback off other producers

Eminem was lucky to fill a niche that hadn't been filled before. The gap between underground and mainstream was much bigger in the 90s when you didn't have the internet to find your Lil Ugly Mane's, Mac Miller's, or Action Bronson's.

Before Em, Beastie Boys and Vanilla Ice were the only 2 white rappers that made an impact on the American public and both were products of a time when technical skill was not as important in hip-hop. The only way to be a white rapper in the 90s was to do it outside of hip-hop in nu metal or the rap metal scene.

However, by the mid 90s, there were far more successful white underground rappers that utilized technical skill (thanks to the standards shift between 80s and 90s hip-hop) and Eminem was not successful at all. EL-P made noise thanks to his Company Flow record, and even after Eminem blew up, the most successful underground rap acts were white (Jedi Mind Tricks, Aesop Rock, Rhymesayers, Def Jux).

Eminem was just lucky to be a lyrical rapper and a comedy rapper at the same time before every white rapper in the late 2000s and 2010s tried to be either or. Even now, the most credible white rappers broke out of those two subsections of "white rap" or tried to occupy a different niche (Mac Miller is a great example of that).

And with the explosion of Soundcloud emo rap, that opened another door for white rappers to blow up. But you also get people like Tom McDonald and NF (white "rappers" who's entire image is tailored to appeal to white people who hate rap but miss the youthful energy of Eminem's early work) and they unfortunately become successful.

my fav by him

no sample either

He only sold well because he’s white. He admitted if he was black he wouldn’t have done those numbers.

WHIT3N3SS

If only Bass Brothers worked with Eminem right now

ayo the 97 bonnie and clyde beat some earporn

so atomospheric. Captures the cover perfectly

Yea some of y’all being disrespectful and ignorant talking about it was just cuz he was white lol. That was a big part of it but stop fronting like he didn’t have more than half the rappers in the industry shook to get on a song or a battle with him

As a Nas and Jay fan., white boy in his prime had me shook lol.