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Localisation : In the back of your car with duct tape hahahahaha
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Inscrit le : 21 Mar 2003
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Localisation : In the back of your car with duct tape hahahahaha
Posté le : 09 Jan 2004 21:24
En gros ces personnes seraient responsables des fuites de 5 chansons du prochain album d'Eminem. ( 
hey angelus 691 héhé) Ils ont d'ailleurs publié une cassette de rap freestyle qu'Eminem avait fait durant son adolescence. Sur cette casette on entend Eminem parler contre les femmes de race noir. Eminem avout avoir été stupide, qu'il avait fait cette cassette apres que sa copine de l'époque, une noire, l'avait laissé. Mais il les poursuit pareille pour une question de droit d'auteur et de diffamation.
Voici l'article complet qui vient de ~lien~
Posted by Robert
Rap News Direct Staff
1/8/2004 7:00:57 PM
Five unreleased tracks by Eminem have leaked out in the last two months, and they show Slim Shady in fighting form.
In mid-November, The Source magazine released a tape of a fifteen-year-old Eminem freestyle in which he insulted black women. (The rapper later explained it was directed at an ex-girlfriend.) A few weeks later, some unfinished demos hit the Web that found Marshall Mathers taking on old foes Benzino and Canibus, as well as tangentially swiping at the president -- this offense earned him the momentary attention of the Secret Service (the agency later dismissed the investigation).
Eminem's latest lyrical barbs:
"We As Americans": An on-probation Eminem advocates for his constitutional right to bear arms and spits the line that initially attracted the attention of the Secret Service: "Fuck money/I don't rap for dead presidents/I'd rather see the president dead." Em's spokesman claims this was an unfinished track.
"Bully": A vicious skewering of Benzino that surprisingly never saw light during the height of Eminem's battle with him last year. After a few verses aimed at the Source co-owner -- "He has no fortune and wealth/So he extorts someone else to get his dough" -- Em takes stabs at Irv Gotti and Ja Rule for good measure.
"Can-I-Bitch": Set to the tune of Slick Rick's "Children's Story," this whimsical jab at Canibus posits the one-time lyrical foe of LL Cool J as a "Stan"-like obsessed rapper with a short fuse and shorter talent.
"I Love You More": Presumably from the battles-with-Kim files, this track finds Em alternately tender and scarily violent toward an unnamed female partner: "Do you hate me?/Good, 'cause you're so fucking beautiful when you're angry."
"Monkey See, Monkey Do": Despite barbs such as "We playing chess/You playing checkers," no specific target is named in the vicious, grim-sounding song.
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hey angelus 691 héhé) Ils ont d'ailleurs publié une cassette de rap freestyle qu'Eminem avait fait durant son adolescence. Sur cette casette on entend Eminem parler contre les femmes de race noir. Eminem avout avoir été stupide, qu'il avait fait cette cassette apres que sa copine de l'époque, une noire, l'avait laissé. Mais il les poursuit pareille pour une question de droit d'auteur et de diffamation.
Voici l'article complet qui vient de ~lien~
Posted by Robert
Rap News Direct Staff
1/8/2004 7:00:57 PM
Five unreleased tracks by Eminem have leaked out in the last two months, and they show Slim Shady in fighting form.
In mid-November, The Source magazine released a tape of a fifteen-year-old Eminem freestyle in which he insulted black women. (The rapper later explained it was directed at an ex-girlfriend.) A few weeks later, some unfinished demos hit the Web that found Marshall Mathers taking on old foes Benzino and Canibus, as well as tangentially swiping at the president -- this offense earned him the momentary attention of the Secret Service (the agency later dismissed the investigation).
Eminem's latest lyrical barbs:
"We As Americans": An on-probation Eminem advocates for his constitutional right to bear arms and spits the line that initially attracted the attention of the Secret Service: "Fuck money/I don't rap for dead presidents/I'd rather see the president dead." Em's spokesman claims this was an unfinished track.
"Bully": A vicious skewering of Benzino that surprisingly never saw light during the height of Eminem's battle with him last year. After a few verses aimed at the Source co-owner -- "He has no fortune and wealth/So he extorts someone else to get his dough" -- Em takes stabs at Irv Gotti and Ja Rule for good measure.
"Can-I-Bitch": Set to the tune of Slick Rick's "Children's Story," this whimsical jab at Canibus posits the one-time lyrical foe of LL Cool J as a "Stan"-like obsessed rapper with a short fuse and shorter talent.
"I Love You More": Presumably from the battles-with-Kim files, this track finds Em alternately tender and scarily violent toward an unnamed female partner: "Do you hate me?/Good, 'cause you're so fucking beautiful when you're angry."
"Monkey See, Monkey Do": Despite barbs such as "We playing chess/You playing checkers," no specific target is named in the vicious, grim-sounding song.
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