On Repeat...

ThePrestigedMuzza · Jan 5, 2014

[YOUTUBE]ffirS8s5pdA[/YOUTUBE]

Plznate · Jan 5, 2014

why havnt you killed yourself yet bro, no one likes you

Zealot Reyes · Jan 5, 2014

Eminem sucks now,I tried giving it a shot saying it wasnt that bad but it is.

Apith · Jan 5, 2014

Plznate said:
why havnt you killed yourself yet bro, no one likes you

since you train to kill people, kill this faggot plz nate. you wont go to jail, youll become a hero.

Loyal 2 da game · Jan 5, 2014

[YOUTUBE]WItFIhNzAww[/YOUTUBE]

have some pitchfork fav

Delta Squad · Jan 5, 2014

do i need to run you out of SF like i did schoolboy? there is a music section for a reason.

Plznate · Jan 5, 2014

Apith said:
since you train to kill people, kill this faggot plz nate. you wont go to jail, youll become a hero.

all I need is an IRL name.

ThePrestigedMuzza · Jan 5, 2014

Delta Squad said:
do i need to run you out of SF like i did schoolboy? there is a music section for a reason.

I know I know... But.. ON REPEAT...

Plznate said:
all I need is an IRL name.

You're lucky they removed don't ask don't tell....

hattez · Jan 5, 2014

just fucking ban him

Grave · Jan 5, 2014

Zealot Reyes said:
Eminem sucks now,I tried giving it a shot saying it wasnt that bad but it is.

Please kill yourself. Please.

I get really mad when people say shit like that with backing it up. If you're trolling, then I guess you've successfully trolled me because I'm about to tear you a new asshole.

If you actually listen to the fucking lyrics, which is harder to do, since Eminem has evolved from his old style of rapping "Fuck everyone, I'm white, I'll kill everyone" to something more meaningful, then you would know that his new music is much more significant in every way. First off, old music will always sound better because you know the songs. So if his newest album came out 10 years ago, and you listened to it a lot, you would think it was immediately better than his new shit. That's just a bias everyone has towards any artist. Secondly, Eminem directly addresses the next issue in his songs on his new album: he knows he's not as big as he was before, but he would rather do what he feels is right instead of continuously faking and pretending he's a pretentious white cunt that he was in his previous albums. He's fucking 41 years old now and he's not going to pretend to be an angry rebellious kid. All of his songs are as touching as his old ones, but in a new aspect: he addresses all the hardships that he's going through now. He talks about his diminishing popularity, mid-life crisis, the continuous criticism he receives, what interests him about rap now, reconciling with his mom, and all the past issues that bother him, as well as his future. And thirdly, he has multiple producers from multiple eras of rap, as well as many different genres of music all infused into one album. Remember, it's Marshall Mathers LP 2. That means it's about him. It's the style he wants to go with, it's the continuation of his life story, and it's fitting for his last album should he decide to retire after it.

Delta Squad · Jan 5, 2014

grave just had his jimmies rustled

Austintheman · Jan 5, 2014

Grave said:
Please kill yourself. Please.

I get really mad when people say shit like that with backing it up. If you're trolling, then I guess you've successfully trolled me because I'm about to tear you a new asshole.

If you actually listen to the fucking lyrics, which is harder to do, since Eminem has evolved from his old style of rapping "Fuck everyone, I'm white, I'll kill everyone" to something more meaningful, then you would know that his new music is much more significant in every way. First off, old music will always sound better because you know the songs. So if his newest album came out 10 years ago, and you listened to it a lot, you would think it was immediately better than his new shit. That's just a bias everyone has towards any artist. Secondly, Eminem directly addresses the next issue in his songs on his new album: he knows he's not as big as he was before, but he would rather do what he feels is right instead of continuously faking and pretending he's a pretentious white cunt that he was in his previous albums. He's fucking 41 years old now and he's not going to pretend to be an angry rebellious kid. All of his songs are as touching as his old ones, but in a new aspect: he addresses all the hardships that he's going through now. He talks about his diminishing popularity, mid-life crisis, the continuous criticism he receives, what interests him about rap now, reconciling with his mom, and all the past issues that bother him, as well as his future. And thirdly, he has multiple producers from multiple eras of rap, as well as many different genres of music all infused into one album. Remember, it's Marshall Mathers LP 2. That means it's about him. It's the style he wants to go with, it's the continuation of his life story, and it's fitting for his last album should he decide to retire after it.

ayy lmao

Amoxil · Jan 5, 2014

Grave said:
Please kill yourself. Please.

I get really mad when people say shit like that with backing it up. If you're trolling, then I guess you've successfully trolled me because I'm about to tear you a new asshole.

If you actually listen to the fucking lyrics, which is harder to do, since Eminem has evolved from his old style of rapping "Fuck everyone, I'm white, I'll kill everyone" to something more meaningful, then you would know that his new music is much more significant in every way. First off, old music will always sound better because you know the songs. So if his newest album came out 10 years ago, and you listened to it a lot, you would think it was immediately better than his new shit. That's just a bias everyone has towards any artist. Secondly, Eminem directly addresses the next issue in his songs on his new album: he knows he's not as big as he was before, but he would rather do what he feels is right instead of continuously faking and pretending he's a pretentious white cunt that he was in his previous albums. He's fucking 41 years old now and he's not going to pretend to be an angry rebellious kid. All of his songs are as touching as his old ones, but in a new aspect: he addresses all the hardships that he's going through now. He talks about his diminishing popularity, mid-life crisis, the continuous criticism he receives, what interests him about rap now, reconciling with his mom, and all the past issues that bother him, as well as his future. And thirdly, he has multiple producers from multiple eras of rap, as well as many different genres of music all infused into one album. Remember, it's Marshall Mathers LP 2. That means it's about him. It's the style he wants to go with, it's the continuation of his life story, and it's fitting for his last album should he decide to retire after it.

support lele.

Loyal 2 da game · Jan 5, 2014

gee grave don't stan out on us

Zealot Reyes · Jan 6, 2014

Grave said:
Please kill yourself. Please.

I get really mad when people say shit like that with backing it up. If you're trolling, then I guess you've successfully trolled me because I'm about to tear you a new asshole.

If you actually listen to the fucking lyrics, which is harder to do, since Eminem has evolved from his old style of rapping "Fuck everyone, I'm white, I'll kill everyone" to something more meaningful, then you would know that his new music is much more significant in every way. First off, old music will always sound better because you know the songs. So if his newest album came out 10 years ago, and you listened to it a lot, you would think it was immediately better than his new shit. That's just a bias everyone has towards any artist. Secondly, Eminem directly addresses the next issue in his songs on his new album: he knows he's not as big as he was before, but he would rather do what he feels is right instead of continuously faking and pretending he's a pretentious white cunt that he was in his previous albums. He's fucking 41 years old now and he's not going to pretend to be an angry rebellious kid. All of his songs are as touching as his old ones, but in a new aspect: he addresses all the hardships that he's going through now. He talks about his diminishing popularity, mid-life crisis, the continuous criticism he receives, what interests him about rap now, reconciling with his mom, and all the past issues that bother him, as well as his future. And thirdly, he has multiple producers from multiple eras of rap, as well as many different genres of music all infused into one album. Remember, it's Marshall Mathers LP 2. That means it's about him. It's the style he wants to go with, it's the continuation of his life story, and it's fitting for his last album should he decide to retire after it.

I wont make a long ass rebuttal because i doubt id be able to back it up (you're a brony phaggot so if i insult you,youd go end of the earth just to strike me back) but ill put it like this. i like music for the beat and the lyrics,a comfortable mix of both (but i love the beat more,like faggots who enjoy dubstep) Eminem story isnt enough for me,music be about the beat. He had a really good beat on his older songs,The new one is experimental mixed crap. If i wanted a story id read book.

Grave · Jan 6, 2014

Zealot Reyes said:
I wont make a long ass rebuttal because i doubt id be able to back it up (you're a brony phaggot so if i insult you,youd go end of the earth just to strike me back) but ill put it like this. i like music for the beat and the lyrics,a comfortable mix of both (but i love the beat more,like faggots who enjoy dubstep) Eminem story isnt enough for me,music be about the beat. He had a really good beat on his older songs,The new one is experimental mixed crap. If i wanted a story id read book.

The album sounds terrific on my 9.2 system. I guess it can be pretty terrible if you're listening to it on your headphones. Maybe invest some money in a better sound system instead of saying he has a terrible beat in his new album? I can see why his older stuff might sound better to you, as it was very basic and sounds okay on everything. With that being said, Eminem is focused more on lyrics, but that's with all his songs, including his old shit. If you're all about the beat go listen to some Lil Wayne. It doesn't mean you have to talk shit about Eminem's new album.

Darkest Dream · Jan 6, 2014

Grave said:
Please kill yourself. Please.

I get really mad when people say shit like that with backing it up. If you're trolling, then I guess you've successfully trolled me because I'm about to tear you a new asshole.

If you actually listen to the fucking lyrics, which is harder to do, since Eminem has evolved from his old style of rapping "Fuck everyone, I'm white, I'll kill everyone" to something more meaningful, then you would know that his new music is much more significant in every way. First off, old music will always sound better because you know the songs. So if his newest album came out 10 years ago, and you listened to it a lot, you would think it was immediately better than his new shit. That's just a bias everyone has towards any artist. Secondly, Eminem directly addresses the next issue in his songs on his new album: he knows he's not as big as he was before, but he would rather do what he feels is right instead of continuously faking and pretending he's a pretentious white cunt that he was in his previous albums. He's fucking 41 years old now and he's not going to pretend to be an angry rebellious kid. All of his songs are as touching as his old ones, but in a new aspect: he addresses all the hardships that he's going through now. He talks about his diminishing popularity, mid-life crisis, the continuous criticism he receives, what interests him about rap now, reconciling with his mom, and all the past issues that bother him, as well as his future. And thirdly, he has multiple producers from multiple eras of rap, as well as many different genres of music all infused into one album. Remember, it's Marshall Mathers LP 2. That means it's about him. It's the style he wants to go with, it's the continuation of his life story, and it's fitting for his last album should he decide to retire after it.