Back in 2023 when 50 Cent was performing at Detroit (it was either September or October). Cool concert overall. Would’ve been nice if they performed You Don’t Know before Marshall left. Ideally right when he says “Don’t fuckin act like you didn’t know I was going to be here tonight.” Missed opportunity there, but whatever.

Like what if it does and we jist dont even realize? have any of you considered this as a possibleity?

For all the old fans saying this, you should feel fucking stupid having this pointed out. For the new fans I don’t blame you, you’re just ignorant.

In 2003 the documentary Tupac: Resurrection was being made and Eminem reached out to Afeni Shakur to produce a song for the album. She agreed and he released the song Runnin’ featuring Tupac and Biggie, with a beautiful Edgar Winter sample. I attached the song.

This was such a success that Afeni Shakur gave Eminem Tupac’s unreleased material. She trusted him with her son's entire unreleased material and he in return wrote her a letter of appreciation, heart felt and available to read online. He then used those verses to produce an entire album for her estate and took absolutely no money for the entire project. It all went to her. Its Tupacs 9th album, called Loyal To The Game.

Lets put that into perspective, that’s a 13 track album produced entirely by Eminem for absolutely no money whatsoever. A year after the Eminem show, during his prime. All 13 tracks produced by Eminem.

You might remember the song linked below, it was the lead single of the album: Ghetto Gospel. Maybe you don’t. How about you stop thinking he’s some embarrassment to hip hop and actually understand what he’s done for it.

https://youtu.be/Do5MMmEygsY?si=Lh9HPk8l9lQahDNc

This sub should definitely play Wordle today (Fri 16th)!

Does anyone have a Spotify playlist with Eminem songs that use the mix option? I need the songs to only be about 40-60 seconds too for quick transitions during a workout - all mixes I’ve found seem to play the full song

The simplicity, the guitar, everything.

Maybe I’m biased because growing up Pac was my first favorite rapper. Me and my family listened to his music heavy! I was addicted to this album before I even knew Em produced it.

Now I appreciate it even more because Em’s production was so distinctive and unique around 2002-2006. The Black Cotton beat is so fire I wish Em kept it for himself and did a whole song on it lol. It’s also one of his best hooks. His voice is silky smooth on it.

It’s cool that my favorite rapper when I got older produced my childhood favorite rappers posthumous album. Other than the weird mixing on Pac’s vocals on some of the songs, this album is a solid 8 out of 10 for me.

A lot of talk online about Rap God and how bad it sounds now...

They clearly never heard Smack You but I get it that track was unreleased and way after it was culturally relevant. Let's bring more attention to THAT era than pure rap skill technical tracks he made in the 2010s post-prime.

Old-school rap features? Less gimmicks? More storytelling? For it to be a sequel to a previous album? More Dr. Dre production? Old-school Em production?

Your answer could be featured in a new article coming soon on EMDb (Eminem Music Database). Link on my profile.

People would go crazy for MTBMB, especially “Yah Yah” and “I Will”

TES is one of my fav albums, maybe even second to MMLP, but I love a lot of his albums. I even found an appreciation for Relapse because of this sub.

Recovery is probably in my top five, but I know it gets a lot of heat on here for being too mainstream and pop-leaning. And I don’t disagree with that, but isn’t TES kind of have that same vibe? Like obv it’s a good album, but TES is a peak mainstream and is a bit pop-y (admittedly less than Recovery). I was also in my teens when he blew up in 2000s and he was huge with songs like Cleaning Out My Closet, Sing for the Moment, Till I Collapse— very mainstream.

Anyone get what I’m saying?

been an em fan for a bit and i came back from a long time gone and man i love relapse.

Think about it, both of Em's verses reference his verse on Dead Wrong, both use pan fried egg as a simile in the beginning, the start of both songs start with something about gay people, Em sent a 42 bar verse to Busta for Calm Down (and later sent multiple different verses with increasing bar count) and his verse on MADARA was 48. It really could just be a coincidence, but it was something I thought might be worth sharing

I was listening to DU4LI7IY: REDUX by EZ MIL and even though I like a lot of his stuff with em and even some solo ones it the album was not very good, so it got me thinking.

The album title Definitely contains an E thats for sure

Lil Wayne

Grip

Boogie

Redman

Nas

Andre 3k

Ice Cube

J Cole

Wu Tang

Xzibit

D12

Just want some real hitters and legends

https://www.freep.com/story/entertainment/music/brian-mccollum/2026/10/15/kid-rock-eminem-lil-wayne-heal-my-faith-7-sins/92256833007/?taid=6ad0b2346fe25200019e585f&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter