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Eminem (Ft. Dina Rae) – Drug Ballad
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Em’s love song!
Slim tells us about his love/hate relationship with alcohol, solvents, ecstasy, and who knows what else. Basically any substance he can cram in to his body, a
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Genius Traduzioni Italiane – Eminem - Drug Ballad (Traduzione Italiana)
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[Traduzione di "Drug Ballad"] / [Intro: Eminem & Dina Rae] / Sì, hahahaha / Whoo, cazzo / Mmm / Oh, oh, mmm / Ehh, ehh / Okay, indovina? Non entro subito / Oh, oh, ooh, ooh / Vengo
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Genius Lists – Songs That Reference Drugs
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This is a reference page for songs that heavily reference drugs. (Not a little but a lot.)
A recent study of Genius.com user demographics suggested the need for this reference
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Eminem – Hailie's Song
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Em’s ode to his daughter
After a tough battle with Hailie’s mother and Eminem’s ex wife, Kim, Eminem got custody of Hailie in 2002. He was happy and filled with joy, he then
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Eminem (Ft. Dina Rae) – Cum on Everybody
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Eminem’s official dance song from the Slim Shady LP in 1999. Some of the lyrics bear a resemblance to legendary comedian Groucho Marx’s misanthropic, self-effacing style of humor.
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Eminem – The Kids
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This song replaced “Kim” on the clean version of The Marshall Mathers LP (it also appears on the deluxe version of the album and the UK and Australian version). Smart move to take
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Eminem – If I Had
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The lyrics of this song were comprised after a week of things going consecutively wrong for Eminem in the summer of 1997 and were recorded at a later point (winter time) of the
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Eminem – Who Knew
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“Who Knew” is Eminem’s way of ridiculing those who believe his music causes fans to commit ridiculous acts. Throughout the song Eminem takes a satirical approach to the criticism
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Eminem – Marshall Mathers
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The title track off The Marshall Mathers LP is a direct reaction to the turmoil his life went in to after the release and runaway success of The Slim Shady LP, most notably the
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Eminem – Kill You
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“Kill You” is the opening track to the album, and is a lyrical tirade against Kim, Debbie Mathers, girlish rappers and women in general. The call-and-response part after the hook
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Eminem (Ft. Dido) – Stan
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In this song, Eminem corresponds with a crazed fan who becomes increasingly unhinged as the story progresses. This is one of his most well-received singles and was listed at #15 on
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Eminem – Criminal
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The final song on The Marshall Mathers LP, “Criminal” provides plenty of examples of and excuses for Em’s violent rhetoric.
As Em explained in Angry Blonde:
“Criminal” was my new
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Eminem – Kim
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Written in 1998, this is the prequel to 1997’s “97' Bonnie & Clyde”.
Em wrote in Angry Blonde:
This little media favorite was actually the first official song that I wrote for
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Complex Magazine – The 100 Best Eminem Songs (According to Complex)
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1. Lose Yourself / 2. Stan / 3. The Way I Am / 4- Just Don't Give A fuck / 5- 'Till I Collapse / 6- Kill You / 7- Renegade / 8- The Real Slim Shady / 9- Kim / 10- White America
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Eminem (Ft. D12) – Under The Influence
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A D12 collaboration on The Marshall Mathers LP. It describes the classic antics of the Dirty Dozen and foreshadows the sound of 2001 album Devils Night.
This track ironically
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Eminem (Ft. Bizarre) – Amityville
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“Amityville” is the name of a town in Suffolk County, NY; also the setting for The Amityville Horror.
Pretty sick place… but Em claims that Detroit is sicker. He spits about evil
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Eminem (Ft. Beyoncé) – Walk on Water
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“Walk on Water” details the struggle Eminem endured during the later half of his career. Since his comeback in 2009, his critics have showed disinterest in Eminem’s presence this
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Eminem – The Way I Am
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The second single from Eminem’s Marshall Mathers LP, also featured on his 2005 album Curtain Call: The Hits
In the tradition of most of Eminem’s follow-up singles, “The Way I Am
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Eminem – The Real Slim Shady
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“The Real Slim Shady” is the quintessential early Eminem song—funny and serious simultaneously, with crazy rhyme schemes and devices.
As K-Solo had asked, will the “Real Solo
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D12 – Devils Night
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[Verse 1: Eminem] / I make music to make you sick of fake music / Hate music like devil-worshipping Satan music / So say your prayers, your 'Hail Mary's and Jesuses / Take two
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Eminem (Ft. RBX & Sticky Fingaz) – Remember Me?
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The name of this track from The Marshall Mathers LP is quite appropriate: most people who bought the album would’ve had to rack their brains to remember RBX (best known for his
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Eminem (Ft. Dr. Dre, Nate Dogg, Snoop Dogg & Xzibit) – Bitch Please II
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“Bitch Please II” is a track from Eminem’s sophomore LP The Marshall Mathers LP. It’s a sequel to a Snoop Dogg track (featuring Xzibit and Nate Dogg) that appeared on his 1999
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Eminem – I’m Back
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After The Slim Shady LP, Eminem’s alter-ego is back for more.
A rather unknown fact is that the song “I’m Back” is actually the fourth single of the album.
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Eminem – Steve Berman (Skit) [2000]
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Steve Berman is the President of Sales and Marketing at Interscope Records. Eminem included this skit to showcase the pressure he faces from his record label to create commercially
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DJ Khaled (Ft. Fridayy, JAY-Z, John Legend, Lil Wayne & Rick Ross) – GOD DID
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In what is the most vintage DJ Khaled posse cut in a fair amount of time, “GOD DID” is the album-titled track for Khaled’s thirteenth studio album.
On the track, the artists
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Eminem – Ken Kaniff (Skit) [2000]
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A skit featuring Eminem’s fictional gay character, Ken Kaniff, and the members of the Insane Clown Posse, Shaggy 2 Dope and Violent J. All the characters in the skit are voiced by
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Eminem – In Your Head
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On “In Your Head,” Eminem reflects about his regrets throughout his career. In particular, it appears that he’s most frustrated with his Slim Shady persona. His alter-ego, as
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Eminem – Murder, Murder
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Eminem tells two “perfect crimes”. Each one has a different ending with different crimes. Off The Slim Shady EP, didn’t make it to the LP. This song, however, was included on the
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Genius Traduzioni Italiane – Eminem - Kill You (Traduzione Italiana)
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Nella canzone d'apertura dell'album troviamo una tipica canzone di Slim Shady che attacca Kim,Debbie Mathers e le donne in generale.
Questa canzone campiona “Pulsion” di Jacques
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Immortal Technique – Dance with the Devil
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On “Dance with the Devil,” Immortal Technique spits a fiendish, yet remarkable, story that is allegedly based on a true life story. It tells the tale of a teenager who had large
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Eminem (Ft. Jeff Bass) – Public Service Announcement 2000
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Em’s follow-up Public Service Announcement to the Slim Shady LP version and although it essentially uses the same format as the previous PSA, this one is much more in-your-face
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The Weeknd – The Hills
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Originally nicknamed “Mood Music” and first teased in a live performance at SXSW, the narrative of “The Hills” is a sinking sexual affair. Abel sets the record straight about what
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Bloodhound Gang – The Bad Touch
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Over a sample of Pet Shop Boys‘ “In the Night”, Jimmy Pop finds himself making a sensual appeal to women everywhere about the art of intercourse.
This song later went on to define
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Eminem (Ft. Dido) – Stan (Instrumental)
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[Instrumental]
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Eminem – The Way I Am (Instrumental)
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[Instrumental]
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