The Eminem Show

If you want to find out how to rap better, then read this now. You will learn to rap so you can impress your friends and win rap battles. Step #1: Use the 1-2-3-4 formula If you want to learn how to rap, then always follow the 1-2-3-4 phase formula. You can turn every hip hop song into a 4 step beat formula. Every time there is an emphasis in the rap, that is one of the 4 numbers. An easy way to use this formula is to use your hand and move from left to right every phase. That will make it…

The three best bands/artists are Eminem, Rage Against the Machine, and the Beastie Boys. First comes Eminem a rapper. Next is Rage Against the Machine a new metal/rap band. Then come the Beastie Boys a rap/rock band. The 1st best artist is Eminem. Eminem sings about his past which is good for rappers to sing about their past and what they went through. Also Eminem makes good music considering he is the odd man out in the rap community. Then there is the fact that he breaks the stereotype that…

rappers and sports stars are being traded and controlled for profit off their black culture for big money in the white man's pocket the same way they were used physically for money and labor. Obviously, this is not as bad as real slavery but it still shows how they can be trapped in racism by letting white men profit off their culture because its “hip”. A lot of rappers make comparisons to the chains they wear being as withholding as slave chains because they realize they are being tricked into…

album, fans got the same DOOM as before , the smart aleck and the underrated political agitator, with lyrics full of humor that are funny. The Mouse and the Mask duo with Danger Mouse. DOOM and Danger Mouse mostly sampled Cartoon Network’s Adult swim shows which made it something different for other DOOM projects. The album still got many good reviews from many publications. On NehruvianDoom he collaborated with Bishop Nehru. On NehruvianDoom DOOM produced the album, Bishop did most the rapping…

years, he has worked with many great directors and producers. Going into his acting career history, he was just 5 years old. His first television show was, Home Improvement. He then featured in loads of Television commercials. He has also done commercials for Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers and Fruit Gushers. His TV credit indulges, The Amanda Show, The Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!, and appeared in movies Jerry Maguire, Yours, Mine and Ours and Flying Tigers.…

One artist that a lot of people know and love to talk about is Eminem. Lots of people either love him or hate him. The music he writes is different from a lot of artist. The sense of hurmor he has some people discribe as sick and obscene. Although that 's not how I see it. I see and relate to what he talks about. He has a message if you listen to his music with an open mind. He tells his story in his music through the hurmor and obscene lyrics. He makes fun of the rough times and the good times…

prioritizes artists’ local allegiances and territorial identities. Finally, the question becomes whether a performer has the requisite relation and proximity to an original source of rap.” (Armstrong, 2010, pp.336) According to Armstrong (2010, pp.336) Eminem has a strong base in all three forms of authenticity. The idea of…

different than mine, and there’s nothing going against that. On that note, it is surprising to me that “The Coloring Book” has received such praise. Chance the Rapper is one of those artists that makes songs over things that matter, and doesn’t care to show it. “I don’t believe in Kings, I believe in the Kingdom,” sings Chance; people shouldn’t praise the kings, presidents, or anyone specifically in charge on this Earth, instead he says that he focuses his praise and worship on the one Mighty…

They show that they are aware of this in the second line of song when they state, “Brand new pie, got the pizza coming, this dough man, I don’t need no oven, my dope-heads they need that Audiopium, audio.” This line shows that they know about the relationship between drugs and rap. Many rappers use drugs as a way of funding their career and helping them get off…

Knight wrote the song Audiopium that uses numerous rhetorical devices to show that even though their friend Steez is gone, the effort he put into making change isn’t gone. They sample a verse by Steez where he showed his beliefs in order to prove that they still follow what Steez preached. In the verse they sampled, Steez has the line, “It’s a shift, I know you feel it man, We blowin’ up like a ceiling fan.” He uses a metaphor to show how as they gain fame you will feel a shift in the dynamic…