Eminem

The power that a few words thrown together is amazing; the meanings we can conclude from them are so powerful. I remember the first rap music CD I ever received: 8 Mile by Eminem. The album was released in 2002. I was in 2nd grade but I would listen to it with my brother and his friends, who were a solid eight to ten years older than I was. That Christmas my brothers’ best friend gave me my very own copy of the album, but made me promise to not let mom and dad know where I got it from. I listened

the famous rapper, Eminem. Many eagerly awaited his return to the music industry; while some hoped to never see his name on the charts again. After a long break from the industry, Eminem made his return in 2010, rising to the top of the charts once again. Critics have claimed his lyrical content is inappropriate and effects the nation’s youth negatively, but his fans argue that he and his 2010 return have been a source of inspiration and encouragement in their lives. Eminem was born Marshall Mathers

Like Toy Soldiers Like Toy Soldiers is a rap song that came out in 2004, and is considered one of the best songs Eminem, or by his birth name Marshall Mathers, has ever produced, and is still popular for fans of the genre today. It is regarded as having some of the most heavy-handed material, as he speaks of various conflicts between different artists and groups within the rap scene. Eminem’s Like Toy Soldiers is a rap/hip-hop song with strong lyrics that give life advice to any person listening

EMINEM: How Much Damage Can You Do With a Pen "Damn how much damage can you do with a pen", says rapper Eminem in his song titled, Who Knew. This song is on Eminem’s most recent and most controversial album, The Marshall Mathers LP. If it possible for one single quote to sum up my research paper, then this quote does it. There exists an intense and extremely controversial set of circumstances surrounding Eminem and his music. Eminem’s lyrics have been intensely criticized lately and have been

I am reviewing Eminem’s latest album Marshall Mathers LP2. This album is a revisitation of Marshall Mathers LP. It is rumored to be his final public work and fortunately for his fans provides closure for some of the themes from MMLP. The song “Bad Guy” in MMLP2 is told from the perspective of a crazed fan’s little brother Michael and it provides closure for the song “Stan” from MMLP. The second track “Parking Lot” is a continuation from “Criminal” in MMLP. Between the second and third verses of

devices and deviate from the conventions with their approach toward establishing their credibility in an original and effective manner. “The Way I Am” conforms to the conventions of rap in hip-hop through its structure and the use of literary devices. Eminem uses allusions to the Columbine Shooting and Marilyn Manson’s association with it. This allusion supports his claim that the media “points a finger” at artists when controversy arises. He also alludes

Throughout Rodman’s analysis of Eminem, many examples of race are brought to the surface. Eminem is a white man that succeeds in a predominantly colored profession. It was stated in the text that black people make black music, white people make white music; and one dare not cross the line. This principal was clear to everyone except for Eminem. His music is classified as foul, homophobic, and sexist yet people can’t get enough of his music. Many people criticize that the younger generations that

Eminem once turned down an $8 Million movie deal because it is not what he has in mind. He finds the script not gritty enough. 50 Cent once approached the 'Mockingbird' artist and proposed to him a movie deal. In the film the two rapper are supposed to be playing the characters of a rival gang leaders. "It was a film where we were supposed to be playing two guys from different sides of the tracks, 50 Cent explained to Q Magazine. "I'm like the head of this gang in Detroit and he's the head of another

recorded in 1999 by arguably the best rapper of all time; Eminem. The song is based on an obsessive fan named Stanley, but is referred to as Stan throughout the song. Stan confesses that he is the Eminems biggest fan. This is explained by the numerous letters that Stan has written to Eminem. The letters are written to the artist and every new letter brings out more obsession of Stans love for Eminem. His obsession excalates to anger when Eminem fails to communicate back. Each unanswered letter leads

Marshall Bruce Mathers III, also known as Eminem has to be one of the best rappers of all time. He was ranked number 83 on The Rolling Stones 100 Greatest Artist’s. Through a lot of hard work and determination Eminem has shown that anything can be possible. There is so much more to him and his story than most of us know. Eminem had a rough childhood, struggled with a complicated personal life, and even though his life was imperfect he rose above creating his successful career. Marshall Mathers was