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| my, anonymous, vincent d'onofrio, list of films, josh richman, glynis johns, dale winton, band buddy icons, television shows, queer, yemeni, amazigh, crash(full screen edition), day, libyan, freaks, band profiles, brigante, | The verse also goes back to the Columbine shootings; Eminem was matthew modine criticized for creating a "culture of violence" and, partly, causing such acts. In typical Eminem fashion, he exaggerates his own influence by claiming that someone broke into his house and stole "two loaded matthew modine machine guns and both of my trenchcoats" (the Columbine killers were part of the "Trenchcoat Mafia"). The song ends with Eminem hoarsely screaming "Remember me?". [edit] "I'm Back" In "I'm Back", Eminem reacts to a variety of issues and ideas. The chorus is simple, and states that "They call me Slim matthew modine Shady/I'm back". In the verses, Eminem tackles subjects from racism and violence to homosexuality and drug abuse. As often happens when an artist is controversial, Eminem begins by exaggerating and proudly stating that "You never heard of a mind as perverted as mine", "I'm waiting for hell. Like hell, shit I'm anxious as hell" and "I used to get punked, bullied on my block/'Till I cut a kitten's head off and stuck it in this kid's mailbox". |
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| NOPE! Never leave my a shred-of" (from the second verse). Both RBX and Sticky Fingaz have distinctively bass voices, and a my frenetic, threatening and chaotic style of rapping. Their lines seem haphazard, in spite of the clearly well-planned out alliterative and assonating rhymes, and are shouted as though their voices are themselves violently uncontrollable; this is particularly true of Sticky Fingaz. The third my verse is Eminem rapping, beginning with a memorable pun: "When I go out, I'ma go out shootin'/I don't mean when I die, I mean when I go out to the club, stupid". Once again, Eminem addresses his critics, specifically, those who disliked "97 Bonnie and Clyde", a song from The Slim Shady LP about Eminem disposing of three bodies (his wife, her lover and his son) with his young daughter in attendance: "My baby's mom, bitch made me an angry blonde/So I made me a song, killed her and put Hailie on". Eminem defended "97 Bonnie and Clyde" by claiming that, like many of his songs, he is able to work out his own hostility towards friends and family by rapping about violence instead of actually acting out on such desires. |
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