Does anyone not like the song Kim like me?

[rinnie1207]

So to me,the most shocking thing about "Kim" is not the violence but the extent to which he exposes his feelings.Takes nuts to put out something like this

i've always thought that too.

i don't really listen to the song that much, not because i don't like it. there is only so many times i can listen to a song about him killing his wife haha.

[Drug.Ballad]

Top 10..or at lease top 15 song

[xxTrigger1989xx]

He doesn't necessarily rap on this track, but his...anger is through the roof. And that's what makes this song awesome. Horrific storytelling, mindblowing. Kim > Stan in terms of epic-ness

[BILI]

LOL, fucking idiot.

"Not lyrical"..."Kim" is some of the best lyricism of Eminem's career.

And it has plenty of fucking multis. Do more than 5-6 people on this board even know what multis ARE? I'm really starting to wonder with idiotic threads like this.

And LOL @ "it doesn't have a great concept like 97 Bonnie and Clyde." It's part of the exact same concept, dipshit. It's the prequel to 97 B&C.

1st time I agree wit you.

This song is a masterpiece,Em will never make songs like this again.

@Geno,Kim is the original,these two were recorded within a week.Em only re-recorded it for MMLP,

[MikeNUFC]

I have to sigh at the first few pages.

The rhyming suits the purpose perfectly, he can't be rhyming fucking 6 syllables throughout - he's trying to make it like a real conversation - the fact he managed to rhyme 3 syllables at times without it sounding stupid is extraordinary in itself

If he attempted to force much of the rhyming, the whole epicness of the song would be lost.

Too bad bitch, your gonna finally hear me out this time
You mad, sick? you'll run out crying tears see you pout, kiss mine

Also, there is soooooo much more to lyricism than just rhyming.

The content itself is part of lyricism, the imagery is part of lyricism, the storytelling is part of lyricism, the structure of the lyrics is part of lyricism, the emotion is part of lyricism, the concept and it's execution are part of lyricism, the word choice is part of lyricism. All of which are practically perfect. And he delivers all that, making it sound like a real argument WHILE in parts still using multies.

But of course he doesn't rhyme 5-syllables every line, therefore it's not lyrical..... *roll eyes*

'Kim' is probably his most lyrical song ever and one reason why Eminem is the best to ever do it.