Archive for August, 2004
Fans and non fans: be prepared for the return of Slim Shady
1 Comment Published August 15th, 2004 in EminemFans and non fans: be prepared for Slim Shady�s return.
Will the autumn see the return of Slim Shady, more offensive than ever? Many Eminem fans hope so. Now that its has been rumored that Eminem�s album is nearly finished (www.D12world.com), we might expect its release around October/ November 2004.
If some tracks wouldn�t have been [...]
Among the music videos I have watched recently, King Gordy�s � Nightmares � has impressed me. Of course, the Detroit rapper�s video is not aimed at an oversensitive audience, because it might shock some people.
King Gordy impersonates the master of the darkness. In other words, the devil.
Watching King Gordy�s new video is like reading an [...]
August 11, 2004 — A former college pal of Kobe Bryant’s accuser is defending the NBA star on the Internet, where she’s posted sordid allegations about his alleged victim’s past, including what she claims was a plot to have sex with the rapper Eminem:
http://www.shadybase.com/index.php?page=news_archive
In a phone interview with The Post, Laie Weatherwax, who has been [...]
Boy George thinks that Eminem is gay, but he is totally wrong
0 Comments Published August 13th, 2004 in EminemIt is sometimes funny to see how gay artists make some assumptions when they come to talk about Eminem. Most of their assertions are based on Eminem�s false gay-bashing reputation.
Moby pushed things that far to say that Eminem was attracted to him:
� I�ve figured it out. He has a crush on me. And at some [...]
Three battles at the end of the 8 Mile movie made Jimmy Smith aka B. Rabbit a reputation in the rap arena. A real challenge for Jimmy Smith who was left with no voice at the beginning of the movie: a typical case of stage fright.
People who are not very much into hip hop need [...]
Xzibit, another gifted player in the gangsta rap game
0 Comments Published August 11th, 2004 in Hip HopXzibit is one of the most influential hip hop artists in the rap game. He has collaborated with the greatest artists such as Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem and Nate Dogg.
Xzibit aka Alvin Nathaniel Joiner was born in Detroit. His mom died when he was only 9.
Xzibit�s passion for rap started early. He started writing [...]
Eminem�s brother seems to be in trouble since last month.
He happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong moment.
On July the 19th, Nathan and one of his fellows were caught by the police:
http://macombdaily.com/stories/072904/loc_mathers001.shtml
Nathan was a passenger in the car of his friend who tried to sell drugs to an undercover police officer.
Nathan�s 17 [...]
Obie Trice is a Detroit child. He was raised and grew up in Detroit City:
� I grew up on the Westside of Detroit. �
You will learn a lot about Detroit from Obie�s mouth. He defines the legendary infamous 7 Mile Road:
� 7 Mile is like an Ave. Back in the days it was poppin’ in [...]
D12�s former � Cock and Squeeze � song from the D12 underground EP will give you a full opportunity to appreciate Bugz.
Bugz starts the hostility in D12�s war of words. Welcome to the � weed house �. Watch Bugz start tripping while smoking his blunt and follow his clever wordplays aimed at weak rappers:
� battle [...]
It�s a long way from Infinite to the 8 Mile soundtrack
0 Comments Published August 6th, 2004 in EminemEminem�s evolution as an artist since his pre-rapping time is impressing.
Eminem�s musical evolution goes along with his personal evolution.
While listening to the Infinite LP, we can feel a young man who is in search for love and recognition. We can also feel his hard struggle for fame. He already got verbal skills (if you [...]
