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| essay, funny links, david steinberg, bryan gordon, comedies & family ent., inviti, phillip nicoll, videos, cameron, pamie, arliss howard, reviews, 1979 in sports, sweet, arab, americanhistory x, susan vidler, aroundthe bend, | This is a reference to the opening verse of Eminem's first single My Name Is. Eminem goes confession onto criticize parents who don't approve of his music but allow their young daughters to wear makeup, and blaming him for confession teaching children obscene words when, he claims that children are more likely to learn such words from a school bus confession driver or gym teacher, as he did ("And fuck was the first word I ever learned/up in the third grade, flippin the gym teacher the bird"). The final verse is a veritable parade of offensive lines, making fun of dead and injured celebrities (Sonny Bono, Christopher Reeve). In the face of intense criticism for obscene, violent and allegedly gratuitous sexual, violent and drug-related content, many of Eminem's supporters use this song to help bolster their case. Many of Eminem's fans have come to a realization about people from a different background than themselves, as Eminem is able to poetically describe circumstances alien to most of his listeners. |
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| (referencing former president Bill 1979 in sports Clinton and Monica Lewinsky), perhaps most pointedly accusing his critics with the lines "Quit tryin to censor music, this is for your kid's amusement/(The kids!) But don't blame me when lil' Eric jumps off of the terrace/You shoulda been watchin him - apparently you ain't parents"; some 1979 in sports listeners believe "Eric" is a reference to Eric Harris, the mastermind of the Columbine shootings. Eminem and other musicians were blamed by certain commentators for contributing to "a culture of violence" that 1979 in sports allowed horrific violence like the school shootings although the Columbine killers hated rap music. The next verse focuses on those who criticized Eminem's violent lyrics, accusing them of hypocrisy in their disapproval of rap but silence in other circumstances. "And last week, I seen a Schwarzenegger movie where he's shootin all sorts of these motherfuckers with a uzi I sees three little kids, up in the front row, screamin 'Go,' with their 17-year-old Uncle I'm like, 'Guidance - ain't they got the same moms and dads who got mad when I asked if they liked violence?'" |
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