What are your thoughts on Eminem's new single - did he flop? I personally don't think so. I think the song was there to send a message and I think it did this beautifully.
Is anyone excited for his new album which comes out on December 15th?
Joyner bought to save this genre like fr fr. What are ya'll thoughts on I'm Not Racist?
He's definitely talented, but I think the song isn't perfect and has some flaws and falls victim to most of the stigmas that arise when racism is discussed, bias, etc. He wants to have a message and that's good because most rappers nowadays go for atmosphere, feelings and vibes with beats and flow more than lyrical prowess and flow like it used to be, but in doing that the meaning and lyrics of the song are held to a higher standard (like Kendrick, Joey Bada$$ and others) which means there's a lot more room for error and people interpreting what you're saying is crucial or the message is left unheard. I love what the song stands for and it is promoting discussion around what is mostly taboo, I love the video, but I think if what he's promoting is equality then there are definitely some errors in what the song stands for as a concept and how people understand it for the most part.
Who's listened to Em's new album? What are your thoughts?
I think it's okay, namsayin, its dope. We all gotta know that he's not an addict anymore, and he has a lot of more different experiences, so of course he won't make the same sound he did 15-20 years ago, feel me? In few songs I can feel some Migos-alike flow, idk whats going on, maybe he's trollin new generations.
Who's listened to Em's new album? What are your thoughts?
My favs have to be River, Believe, and ofc Walk on Water from the album, it was aight. I don't think he's "falling off" as many people are claiming he is. Though I do see a pattern in a lot of his newer music, a hard ass rap with a pop like chorus seems to be an element that works a lot for him.