Bully

[Supershade]

I love everything about Bully. Thats is all I have to say lol.

[PAINKILLƎR]

Great track, I love it.

Smokes a bag of his weed
And starts imagining things
And he just can't see that he's manically depressed
And in his jealousy and envy
It just whirls him in a frenzy
As he turns on MTV and sees my face
He don't exist in this world
So he just twists and he twirls
Spirals and spins till he hurls himself into rage

this part is dope to me, I love rapping this out loud tbh. I don't think it's the best part but I love it.

[Fleka]

I always loved the laugh after this part:
Now I'm not trying to make no more enemies
No more unfortunately
There's so many other motherfuckers that just are
They just keep pounding at me
Now that I'm down with 50
Suddenly now I got beef with this faggot Ja' (ha ha ha ha....)

[Arrinef]

"So if that e doesn't kill him someone from g-unit will, and I ain't buzzed "

That shit was raw

[Emadyville]

this is my favorite diss song along with the warning. he kills it, you were correct on everything menzo.

this to me, is honestly one of his most lyrical tracks with the rhyme scheme he presents.

the last part on the final verse is my favorite, fits the rhyme scheme he'd been doing, makes you kinda go holy shit, and just ends it perfectly.

[Blu]

Haven't listened to this song in ages. When was it released?

[Mathers]

Haven't listened to this song in ages. When was it released?

2003.

[SliK]

This song was indeed originally intended for Encore.

Great song, I love it.

[mdemaz]

Honestly, Eminem was an unstoppable force around 2003.
I've had countless debates about this, but, 2003 was his peak, tbh.

Bully is just soo well written; it's almost disturbing.

[Emadyville]

Honestly, Eminem was an unstoppable force around 2003.
I've had countless debates about this, but, 2003 was his peak, tbh.

Bully is just soo well written; it's almost disturbing.

Tell me why. I only say this because, tes was released in '02 as well as stimulate, lose yourself, 8 mile road, and rabbit run. I'm curious why '03.

[mdemaz]

Honestly, Eminem was an unstoppable force around 2003.
I've had countless debates about this, but, 2003 was his peak, tbh.

Bully is just soo well written; it's almost disturbing.

Tell me why. I only say this because, tes was released in '02 as well as stimulate, lose yourself, 8 mile road, and rabbit run. I'm curious why '03.

Ok, here goes:

While all the beefing was going on, not only was Eminem basking in the glory of Lose Yourself and whatnot, he was working on countless songs, most of which were awesome; he couldn't be stopped.

He signed 50 Cent, did all sorts of shit, collabs, and all of this was in the wake of TES and 8 Mile.

Some of the best diss songs of all time were written in 2003 too.

Then again, he slaughtered Fred Durst on Girls and Nick on The Warning.
Not that I have a problem with Fred, I guess shit happens.

It may be a bit cheesy to drag a beef on as long as Em' did, but, it was classic at the time.
I remember reading the papers and shit was hilarious.

It was just a really good year.

To be fair, 2002 is almost as big, but, Em' really peaked the year after when everyone was starting to catch on; thus, resulted in everyone attacking Em'.

Music shouldn't be like this, though.
Benzino even said recently that it was pointless.

People make mistakes, though; I guess it's all good now.
I still don't really like the dude much, though.

Well, this is part of the argument I use.
Eminem has always been big, though.

I honestly, can't wait for his new album.

[Emadyville]

that didnt really tell me anything. i was assuming youd give me a list of songs/collabs he did or something. that wasnt very convincing, no offense obv.

[mdemaz]

Nah, it's cool:

Well, there was obviously the tracks Em' wrote in response to Benzino's diss tracks:
The Sauce
Nail In The Coffin and those other songs on that Invasion tape... (Derp, some sites say that Invasion tape was released in late 2002, while some say early 2003...)

Em's Everlast diss tracks:
I Remember
Quitter/Hit 'Em Up (Derp, from 2000-2001)

And there's loads of other shit I can't really remember.
Don't forget Em's production work as well.

That 2Pac album, 50 Cent's album, that joint with Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E., 911...

Haha, there's soo much more; Love You More and those other songs from the Straight From The Lab EP...

I fucking love listening to that tape.

[Mathers]

^^
I Remember and Quitter were in 2000/2001.

[mdemaz]

That's fucking badass.

I'm trying that now.