BK The Great
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Music To Be Murdered By is better than this, Dre was all over it and gave him better beats and it sounds better. This is gonna age very fast.
Eminem - The Death of Slim Shady Official Thread
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Just got a Fuel and 
Guess I was right
Em and JID deffo going to be some super rappity rap syllable shyt
Guess I was right
Busby
Real name no gimmicks..
Em has went on record saying that when Christopher Reeves got paralyzed it was the funniest shyt in the world to him. Even when he died he still found it funny..for whatever reason. He knows the universe is gonna punish him for it one day, but he says til then he gonna get these jokes off.
I mean…I guess
Also…
old slim vs modern marshall mathers merge into the eminem we have today.
This is what Marshall Mathers II should’ve been
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
It seems like the album is about Marshall reconciling with the fact that Shady exists, and will always be a part of him - even if he's embarrassed by that. He wants to kill him off, and he basically does, but maybe it'll never die?
The first few songs hint at Shady escaping and being on the loose. That's why the next few tracks are about old content about cancel culture, fat people and LGBT. Slim is a product of an older time and was drugged the fukk out
Eventually, Marshall confronts him on Guilty Conscience 2 and seems to put him to rest. It's unclear if he wakes up from a dream at the end, but the last few songs after GC2 are personal Marshall type records, which hints at the concept being over after that record
I see this as Em retiring the controversy schtick, and leaning into more Revival (or the end of this album's) content
Em is in a weird place creatively. It seems like he wanted to make more mature music like Revival but everyone hated it. His next album Kamikaze was a reply to that, and Music To Be Murdered By felt like him leaning into a horror concept to "get away" with doing that type of content again. I think he really wants to retire the shock gimmick and grow up
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Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
This dude just gave it an 8/10. Smh.
BK The Great
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Cause it's lyrically good, production is hit and miss. Rather have Dre producing than majority of Em beats that has no sound at all.
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
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BK The Great
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Production is stale like a old piece of bread. The amount of producers he can grab lets me know he has too many yes men in his circle. I like his last album. Maybe this will grow a bit more on me but i'll see, something is throwing me off while listening to it.
NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
False
BK The Great
Veteran
This is harder than most of this album. Courtesy of Dre.
NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
That's called a cohesive record and is a lost art lowkey
