Lose Yourself

[kkaniff]

Horrible fucking song, I would wipe my ass with the lyric sheet he wrote this piece of shit song on.

heard somebody bought the notepad he wrote the lyrics on for 10gs,id honestly,without a moments thought,double that.so screw you.

He's trolling, stupid fuckwadded dickhead.

now why would i do that,heard it someplace.ill link you if i can.and watch your language son.

[Kill You]

^ He's talking about me, bruh.

[kkaniff]

^ He's talking about me, bruh.

oh,cool then.was about to get my e_thuggery on.

[kkaniff]

now why would i do that,heard it someplace.ill link you if i can.and watch your language son.

What's your IQ?

136

[kkaniff]

and im also apparently unpredictable,unstable and conceited

[kkaniff]

and im also apparently unpredictable,unstable and conceited

I'm just unpredictable and unstable

in other words ideal stan material.

[Blu]

Genre/world impacting.

You know what...I honestly think "Lose Yourself" and "Stan" could be up there, the latter for obvious reasons.

But "Lose Yourself" accomplished so much, it's covered by so many artists, it's recognized worldwide as a masterpiece (I have no proof for this but I'm willing to bet tbh), a lot of its content is relative to anyone in the position of struggle and yearning for success.

I dunno...that song was such an accomplishment, I'd feel bad not putting it up there.

We already know from a technical standpoint, it's practically flawless. I think its overwhelming reception and decorated status really puts it above and beyond what a lot of other rappers have done.

Definitely agree about what "Lose Yourself" accomplished... but if I could only put one Em song on the list, it'd definitely be "Stan", it was just a cultural milestone, and a huge accomplishment for Em, especially when he performed at the Grammy's.

[Fleka]

I have a feeling that, if Lose Yourself was made by any other big rapper, people would say, in this same thread, that it is the best song ever.

[kkaniff]

Genre/world impacting.

You know what...I honestly think "Lose Yourself" and "Stan" could be up there, the latter for obvious reasons.

But "Lose Yourself" accomplished so much, it's covered by so many artists, it's recognized worldwide as a masterpiece (I have no proof for this but I'm willing to bet tbh), a lot of its content is relative to anyone in the position of struggle and yearning for success.

I dunno...that song was such an accomplishment, I'd feel bad not putting it up there.

We already know from a technical standpoint, it's practically flawless. I think its overwhelming reception and decorated status really puts it above and beyond what a lot of other rappers have done.

Definitely agree about what "Lose Yourself" accomplished... but if I could only put one Em song on the list, it'd definitely be "Stan", it was just a cultural milestone, and a huge accomplishment for Em, especially when he performed at the Grammy's.

valid point,tho while stan's a prime example of genius storytelling,LY'S appeal is more immedite and visceral.ive seen people who dont speak a word of english get pumped up listening to it;like someone earlier said,its genre defying.it isnt so much a song you listen to as it is a song you FEEL and get lifted by.excuse errors boys and girls im not capable of being very coherent right now.

[M15HKA]

"Success is my only motherfuckin' option, failures not"

Does anyone else get chills on that line? Absolutely amazing song.

That line was my inspiration in life for many years.

[Kill You]

^ I would have to agree with that statement too. I love that line, one of my favorites ever from him.

[Mathers]

"Success is my only motherfuckin' option, failures not"

Does anyone else get chills on that line? Absolutely amazing song.

That line was my inspiration in life for many years.

[MikeNUFC]

It was a world impacting song. One of the most memorable songs ever made, everyone is familiar with that intro, because of how often it's used, still to this day.

Despite that, it hasn't become outdated or overplayed. It still blows me away when I listen to it now. It's perfection.