The story of Eminem

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"If you want to sue me, at this point, take a number."  He's known as one of the best lyricist in hip hop, but also one of the most controversial ...  This is the story of Eminem.

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00:00Eminem is the rapper Slim Shady will kill you and Marshall Mathis is the person

00:17I'm here for everybody who understands me and relates to me and anybody who don't can kiss my ass. I don't care

00:23You know I'm saying it

00:26Doesn't matter to me. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care

00:30Have you ever been hated or discriminated against I have I've been protested and demonstrated against never met him

00:38Never knew him. I can't understand how

00:43If my kids moved to the edge of the earth I'd find them

01:00I

01:04Feel like a lot of people are gonna relate to what I'm saying because whether white black whatever

01:11Whatever nationality you are you know there's a lot of poor people. There's a lot of lower-class people in America

01:30My

01:36Uncle Ronnie actually

01:38Brought the tape over the breaking tape he put me up on a lot of shit, and that was one of the first rap songs

01:45I remember hearing

02:00I'm out to accomplish a lot of things and I want to have a voice in hip-hop

02:04I want to have a voice. I want to be able to speak and people listen

02:15I want to be able to have all these words at my disposal in my vocabulary no matter how

02:20Low my grades might have been at sometimes. I always was good at English

02:30I

02:37Taught me different flow patterns different schemes you could do and then when you start finding your own

02:43That you feel like haven't been done yet

02:46That's that's that's when it becomes fun

03:00Music is just like football or any sports. You're good at it. You're good at it, and it don't care

03:05What color you are what you look like or nothing like that?

03:30I

03:55Heard the demo I didn't even know he was white you know I'm saying I just I

03:59Just thought he was hot. I wanted to work with

04:30I

04:31Was my first time exposed to the public and I never considered myself anything more than an underground artist

04:37You know what I'm saying just because of the subject matters

04:39I talk about in the way that I rap or whatever the things that I talk about I

04:42Thought you know I was surprised to be honest

04:59I

05:07Really don't I don't want it to get much better

05:29Things a little bit too serious who am I why you let me get to you?

05:46Do you not like gay people no I don't have any problem with nobody

05:59I

06:04He is a violent misogynist he advocates raping and murdering his mother in one of his songs he

06:10Glories in the same song and the idea that he might murder any woman he comes across it is

06:15Yourself through the torture of listening to this I actually listened to it, and I will give Eminem this credit

06:20You can understand every word. He says

06:29I can see you sad even when you smile even when you laugh

06:32I can see it in your eyes deep inside you wanna cry cuz you're scared right there daddy's with you in your prayers

06:37No more crying wipe them tears daddy's here. No more nightmares. We don't pull together through it

06:42We gonna do it Laney uncle's crazy ain't he yeah, but he loves you girl

06:45And you better know if you want to sue me at this point just take a number because there's a lot of people in line

06:59I

07:18Some of the instances in 8-mile were like stories that really happened some of them were fabricated the intensity of

07:26The battle and there was nothing to hype up. That's how intense it was

07:37Remember like writing in between takes like writing on my hand because I didn't have a piece of paper at the time

07:55I

08:07Rap to be the best rapper

08:09But I'm not the only rapper who raps to be the best rapper when you push yourself like that

08:13That's what I feel like inspires greatness

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