now the FCC woudn't let him bewent to cancel him like MTVcause he took a death by terroristsand blamed the right when it was the leftists!hey! here's a concept from churchwhenever someone dies like charlie kirkmaybe grifting his death's not right to dojimmy kimmel burn in hell you devil jewWell it's not the first timeI watched your shit smileas you said shit vileenough to cause bileYou maga content farmer addictI'm glad you and vax scene colbert got kicked
>>214737401Kek
HIS BALLS ARE SWEATYRIM WEAK, DICK IS HEAVYTHERE'S CUM ON HIS SWEATER ALREADYDAD'S ROSETTI
>>214737401based
THIS COFFEE POTIS VERY HOT
>>214738661https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=m42tNGF9h7wEm has been cringe for almost a decade or more now
>>214738676Awfully hot coffee pot. Probably not!Orange!!!
>>214737401Never had the balls to say nigger. Smh
>>214737401>and blamed the right when it was the leftists!wrong
>>214738733YOUSTILLGOTIT>CLAP CLAP
>>214738744>Never had the balls to say nigger. SmhHold the fucking phone, I have the Marshall Matters and The Eminem Show album and I distincly remember he said nigger in one of those.
>>214738754that's not how you spell Correct
>>214738776Nope
>>214738869>>214738744he said it on a song with onyx, retard
>>214738898Link?
>>214738912https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XparKTf90PUit's an adlib but it's still eminem saying it
>>214738869Damn, Grok confirms. He only used nigga >Yes, Eminem used the word "nigga" in an early unreleased track called "So Many Styles," recorded around 1993 when he was about 21 years old. In the lyrics, he raps: "And all the girls that I like to bone / Have the big butts, no they don't, 'cause I don't like that nigga shit / I'm just here to make a bigger hit." The song was unearthed in 2003 during a feud with The Source magazine, which leaked snippets to portray him as racist. Eminem addressed the controversy on his 2004 track "Yellow Brick Road," explaining it stemmed from youthful anger after a breakup with a Black girlfriend, and he apologized for the "foolishness." In his major-label releases, he has consistently avoided using the word
>>214738924>>214738922wrong, he drops the hard R on this song
I wish Eminem wasnt lame and gay now
>>214738969gen z need to step up their game
>>214738677Anon he's a wigger, he's always been cringe.
>>214738744There's a "n word compilation" on Youtube of him but I think it's mostly nigga drops as a hypeman.
>>214738960Based black girls are hot
>>214738960If he did benzino would've provided proof but all he did was play that snippet. Although I don't buy it that it was from a black girlfriend breakup
>>214739296And? Nigger culture was cringe in the 70-80s long before em! Don't blame him for wigger shit he just capitalized on it didn't invent it
>>214737401KEK
>>214738969eminem was created and pushed to demoralize millennial kids. he did his job and now can be moved aside for the current manufactured thing to subvert the morals of the youth
>>214738677lmao what is that video
It's been over. >Neither side of the debate has been prepared, however, to confront what the entertainment industry's receipts from this summer prove beyond doubt: although rap is still proportionally more popular among blacks, its primary audience is white and lives in the suburbs. And the history of rap's degeneration from insurgent black street music to mainstream pop points to another dispiriting conclusion: the more rappers were packaged as violent black criminals, the bigger their white audiences became.>Replacing a haphazard system that relied on big-city record stores, Soundscan measured the number of records sold nationally by scanning the bar codes at chain store cash registers. Within weeks the number of computed record sales leapt, as demographics shifted from minority-focused urban centers to white, suburban, middle-class malls. So it was that America awoke on June 22, 1991, to find that its favorite record was not Out of Time, by aging college-boy rockers R.E.M., but Niggaz4life, a musical celebration of gang rape and other violence by N.W.A., or Niggers With Attitude, a rap group from the Los Angeles ghetto of Compton whose records had never before risen above No. 27 on the Billboard charts.
kek based op
>>214739427and? everything was created to demoralize
What's Eminem's end game? Dis raps in the old folks home?
>>214738744There is song where he jokes about the reaction if he said the word. Maybe Amityville.
>>214739613lmao I love that he has to type out the full word because the phonetic negro spelling thing that we do now was unheard of at the time.
>>214737401This guy became so cringe since coming back and yet he's somehow more popular than ever. I don't get it, he's so cringe now.
>>214738776No, he alludes to saying it and says he won't say it. To be fair even with the whole "They gave me the pass but I don't want to be raycis" angle aside, that does seem reasonably commensurate with his image despite being "le controversial edgy jokester", as it might come across way too hard as "trying to be black" when he's admittedly maintained never "being black" "I just talk and look like this because I'm literally trailer trash"
>>214741753cringe is the new based
>>214741299Disgusting attempt at historical revisionism.
>>214742045name one thing that demoralize some other thing
