I love Eminem's songs more than my life, but Eminem?

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מגניב והכל אבל לכתוב באנגלית היה הכרחי?

שואל השאלה:
what does that mean? i wanted to write proper text
אני יכול טקסט לנסות בשפה העברית אבל הבעיה יש לי מעת בעיות בשפה

Warrior (:

bro, you are exaggerating a bit, he curses and is not a very good person, but i like him as a singer and not as a person

Masuka

you're a little mistaken there. while he does speak of the subjects you mentioned in his songs, he never took part in any incident involving them, though he did say that he once considered shooting kim and her lover in "cleanin' out my closet". if you think that just because he talks about killing people and stuff like that in his songs then that makes him someone who represents the act of murder itself, then you must be new to the genre, since there have been other rappers (which most of are old-school rappers, not the modern age ones who reek of avarice and only speak of having women and cars and jewelry) who spoke of the same (if not worse) stuff. you should watch some
interviews with him. he's a pretty chill guy who does not radiate any malicious intentions at all.

אנונימי

שואל השאלה:
first of all - thank you for answering me seriously, and for your answer - look, he is a very well-known person all over the world, a person with an image and presence like him who writes songs about how he used to fuck his women and if you ask for examples i will give you examples, but if you notice every sue song appears shadi (slim shadi you can read about him) he just makes me think "god, how does this guy even get through a screen?" maybe he didn't commit murder or rape himself but his songs encourage this kind of thing, and all his songs that are trending on tiktok for example - god, 11 year olds sing how eddie will fuck a girl

Warrior (:

he's not really encouraging these things, he's just implementing lyrical liberty in his songs, since having to write clean songs inhibits brilliant rappers such as himself from fulfilling a song's full potential. take
the song "guilty conscience" for example. the lyrics are quite unethical, but the explicit version is thought by many (myself included) to be infinitely better than the clean one. that's because in the clean version, em and dre were allowed to express themselves freely, without having to worry about what is appropriate to put in a song and what is not. at the end of the day it depends on the person, because there might be people who rap about rape and murder because they indulge in those activities, though i'm certain that eminem is not one of them and that his fans are
not influenced to engage in those atrocities by him.