“Nobody listens to Techno, so let’s go” - Eminem; Moby responds
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And thats thanks to Bryce Harper
And I like MMLP
This whole album is pure fire.
Ems lack of diverse lyrical content on SSLP MMLP puts them a notch below this album
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Its fire huh? By any chance are u one of those non binary individuals?
when did having a good taste in music mean all that bs?
Moby talked shyt about Em and Hip Hop and Em took a shot back. I don't see the problem 
BulletProof
Just a B@stard Living in a Suit
It started with Moby's comments while at the 2001 Grammys:
"He's very good at what he does and he's very clever, but he's also a homophobe, a racist and a misogynist, and I find that objectionable," techno dance artist Moby said backstage.
Given the heat and GLAD (remember when it was just four letters?) protests, I can see why Moby would catch a pop culture shot on a song like Without Me.
Moby's comment seemed pretty arrogant and steeped in pretension.
That said a line or two from Em is understandable, maybe even warranted, but the whole leaning on Moby during the MTV awards was just embarrassing.
Since hating Em is in and Moby's attitude was that of a over opinionated, self-righteous woke beta make, I'm sure he'd fit in nicely here.
Moby was also being opportunistic. He leveled criticisms against Em that had been historically made against rap music in general long before Eminem.
It was just Em's year when it came to dominating rap and pop culture in general.
Moby was at an unusual commercial height with Play so I guess he figured he earned a spot at the table. Lets use Eminem as the poster boy for the social ills in rap music.
"He's very good at what he does and he's very clever, but he's also a homophobe, a racist and a misogynist, and I find that objectionable," techno dance artist Moby said backstage.
Given the heat and GLAD (remember when it was just four letters?) protests, I can see why Moby would catch a pop culture shot on a song like Without Me.
Moby's comment seemed pretty arrogant and steeped in pretension.
That said a line or two from Em is understandable, maybe even warranted, but the whole leaning on Moby during the MTV awards was just embarrassing.
Since hating Em is in and Moby's attitude was that of a over opinionated, self-righteous woke beta make, I'm sure he'd fit in nicely here.
Moby was also being opportunistic. He leveled criticisms against Em that had been historically made against rap music in general long before Eminem.
It was just Em's year when it came to dominating rap and pop culture in general.
Moby was at an unusual commercial height with Play so I guess he figured he earned a spot at the table. Lets use Eminem as the poster boy for the social ills in rap music.
HollywoodP
#LongLive24 #TMC America's Team, Lakeshow, & ASU
this side of the Coli really do fukk wit Moby tho. He got some bangers.
