Comments on: Eminem, Whiteout

By: Eminem Turkey Fan Site

Eminem Turkey Fan Site — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 18:10:57 +0000

shady!!

By: srhgt7

srhgt7 — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:44:34 +0000

Ev shut the fuck up. for the loh it live wite of god. vibe magazine said eminem was the best LIVE WITH IT. YOU FAGGOTS ARE ALL EM HATERS. Jesus he is fucking dope. there is no doubt. He was named best rapper ALIVE…ALIVE fucking retards. forget it u guys are prolly a bunch of ignorant a-holes i bet anyway.s u

P.S.
em is off drug u moron and his new album is dope. fag….

By: illmatic

illmatic — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 05:16:27 +0000

so you don’t think the marshall mathers lp is a classic? I don’t know what your definition of a classic is, but that album will never die to me…. you do know it was the best selling solo rap album of all time right? dude left for almost 6 years and was still voted the best rapper alive… try and argue that he isn’t classic… and you don’t think he has done anything spectacular? him just making it in the rap game is spectacular… not to mention all of the controversy he has caused… and reinventing freedom of speech…

By: Around and Around

Around and Around — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:21:55 +0000

Paul Wall made no fuckin sense…figures somebody from Kenosha fuckin WI would say some shit like that.

You’re city is good for the outlet mall and I’m gone.

By: brian james

brian james — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 23:21:48 +0000

Why hasnt anyone mentioned Everlast.Eminem
was on his dick so hard he had to make like three songs dissing him.House of Pain was in
the soul assasins which I believe your first
hip hop click with Cypress Hill and Funkdoobiest. Everlast has spit with many high
profile rappers and still doin work today-He
has been in the game since 1989. Lets see if
Eminem is still relevant 20 years later.

By: Corey

Corey — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 00:59:23 +0000

MC Serch said it best..that’s it. Personally, Rakim is the greatest MC ever..Deal With It!!

By: G

Sat, 30 May 2009 02:27:31 +0000

if obama didnt win, all you pussies would be suckin em’s dick.

the only fact is this: ALL YOU FUCKERS READ THIS ARTICLE therefore its not just white ppl that are buying his albums…its you fools too cuz attention = sales.

By: MR.MARTIN

MR.MARTIN — Thu, 28 May 2009 00:02:43 +0000

THIS ARTICLE SHOULD BE RENAMED ROBIN THICKE, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE AND JAMIROQUAI ON WHETHER ELVIS IS THE GOAT….

By: BobbyGringo13

BobbyGringo13 — Wed, 27 May 2009 23:36:59 +0000

XXL, XXL! Now your magazine won’t have so much trouble to sell! haha. I wonder how many times they have had to delete that comment.

By: BobbyGringo13

BobbyGringo13 — Wed, 27 May 2009 23:29:29 +0000

By the way, e’rybody hatin on Relapse needs to listen again. I been saying Em fell off since The Eminem Show, but he is back wit a vengence. But dead all that G.O.A.T. talk for Em. He was in the running wit his first couple albums, but he fell off hard in my opinion. I can see a top ten tho.

By: BobbyGringo13

BobbyGringo13 — Wed, 27 May 2009 23:21:05 +0000

It’s fun to debate, but you can never decide a G.O.A.T. In my opion, Andre 3000 is the best ever, hands down. But I understand the argument for say, Jay, over Andre. Andre shared albums wit Big Boi, and they only put out albums ever 5 yrs or so. While Jay consistently puts out hot shit e’ry year. I think if you take Andre’s best and put him up against Jay, Andre’s got it. But you have to look at so many factors. Not to mention accounting for taste. There are underground backpack types that are hella nice, but alot of folks aint feelin it.

By: oskamadison

oskamadison — Tue, 26 May 2009 17:52:33 +0000

There’s no possible way you can nome one greatest MC of all time. Too many MC’s, too many categories, too many different criterias. As far as white MC’s go, The Beastie Boys opened the door and 3rd Bass brought the credibility which laid the groundwork for Em to have the sales of the former and the respect of the latter. Personally, the first time I heard Em was “My Name Is” and back in the day, I was a black-belt backpacker so I don’t know how I missed him in his pre-Dre era. Anyway, when I heard “My Mame Is”, he had my respect. As technically gifted an MC that he is, though, there was always one intangible thing missing: soul, something that the criminally overlooked Bubba Sparxxx has to spare.

By: Chris Avaritt

Chris Avaritt — Mon, 25 May 2009 16:15:18 +0000

Delivery and flow… M don’t got it, punchlines yeah, humor yeah, public support yeah. Just because he’s one of the 1st big time white rappers… doesn’t mean he’s one of the best rappers of all time. People get carried away in all da HYPE. He’s great, don’t get me wrong… but he don’t compare with ALOT of other rappers out there.

By: Jamal7Mile

Jamal7Mile — Mon, 25 May 2009 04:21:33 +0000

What’s up, Brooklyn ‘Lo?

You have made quite a few good point (more than a few *whew*). Let me sleep on this one. But you know I love Em and I was a fan of his (kind of) way before he got an Aftermath record deal in 98-99. Skin color had nothing to do with my admiration of Em. I swear it didn’t.

What is your definition of “Emo-rapper”? Me, personally, I look at an emcee and I say “OK he/she can spit or he/she can’t”.

Let me conclude this one. I agree and disagree with some of the points you’ve made (mostly, I agree) and I need clarification on some of your other points.

Respectfully yours,
J7

By: the Khan

the Khan — Mon, 25 May 2009 04:10:03 +0000

Sorry folks sales do matter because it relates directly to impact but its not the only thing

Lyrics
Creativity
Content
Delivery
Sales
Impact/influence
Consistency
Credibility
Passion

All things not everyone will be great in all but some will be great in a lot but everyone has weakness.
Em will make it in my top five def my top 7

By: Brooklyn 'Lo

Brooklyn 'Lo — Mon, 25 May 2009 03:44:53 +0000

Never been an Eminem fan; I can count on one hand the number of his songs that I actually like. I’ve just never liked emo-rap. “Cleaning Out My Closet”, “Stan”, “Lose Yourself” etc. are all good songs for the most part but, they just don’t appeal to me. Eminem for all intents and purposes is the flipside of the white boy-band phenomenon. Was New Kids on the Block better than New Edition? Is Justin Timberlake better than Usher? If it’s all determined by record sales then he might be the best followed closely by Tupac (another emo-rapper). If it’s based on the number of people that have access to the music and the money to support the music and artist (buying downloads, cd’s and tickets to shows); then Eminem’s audience is both more affluent and loyal making him the best living rapper. If it’s based on the number of emotionally damaged people who identify with him (the drug abuse, baby mama drama, mother hating, run ins with the police, Proof’s death (R.I.P.) etc.) then he has DMX beat by a mile or eight pun intended. His flow is an amalgam of several popular and not so popular rappers/emcees; Masta Ace (delivery), Pharoah Monch (lyrical dexterity), Tupac (that emo-rap thing again), finally throw in some Chino XL (the sarcastic name dropping similes). Combine all those aspects and you have THE most popular rapper of all time; Eminem. To the uninitiated ear it sounds like the best thing since the invention of the sandwich. To the trained ear it sounds too contrived, studied, practiced and un-natural. Some people like it that way; if the record sales are any evidence ALOT of people like it that way. In the end hip-hop is based on talent while rap on the other hand is just a popularity contest. Jay-Z vs. Nas, Ja Rule vs Fifty Cent, Canibus vs. LL Cool J, etc. The more people that buy record the more people are familiar with your work. The more familiar people become with your work the more people that have an opinion on your work. The more people that have an opinion on your work the more popular you are. Hence the term popular opinion. For example if “Rapper A” sells ten million copies and “Rapper B” sells nine million copies that’s a difference of one million people that can actually have an opinion on “Rapper A” while being totally unfamiliar with “Rapper B’s” body of work. That the additional one million people might be white is another factor altogether. That having been said if popularity makes you the greatest rapper of all time then, and only then, Eminem is greatest rapper of all time

By: L-Dub

L-Dub — Sun, 24 May 2009 23:04:14 +0000

Nas is the G.O.A.T or Rakim! Em is in top 10 tho

By: Skeezy

Skeezy — Sun, 24 May 2009 20:12:21 +0000

Em aint shit!!! He did what he did, but i wouldn’t call it rap. It’s pop shit packaged as rap. He can rhyme but so can Dr. Seuss, he ain’t gangsta!

By: tru predator

tru predator — Sun, 24 May 2009 03:58:12 +0000

classic is all in the eye of the beholder.you may not feel he has released a classic album(which in my eyes and many others he has released three).the same can be said about nas.i dont relate to him.he great but i couldnt ever get into his music or jay -z enough to say i think in my mind they have classical albums.its all opinion.there is no right or wrong answer.its what you feel is right and how the music inspires you or touches you determines who you think is the best and the goat.music is all about the fans interpretation.thats the beauty of it.

By: tru predator

tru predator — Sun, 24 May 2009 03:50:27 +0000

because no matter what people think about eminem.whether they like him or not he keeps people interested.they wanna hear what he has to say.because he is so unpredictable at times.he controls the media.even if you dont like him your always curious about what he may say.thats why he is so smart.he keeps people on their toes.