#Slim shady album cover art mushrooms movie#

I didnвЂ™t know there were any others but IвЂ™ll look out for them. вЂAll you other Slim Shadies are just imitatingвЂ™ДЄha. I feel like this may come into play later. I assume the definite article is just a poetic device and doesnвЂ™t imply these two are separate. One suggestion is that the mushroom overdose described in your first album (along with all the other narcotics youвЂ™ve told us youвЂ™ve taken), coupled with the pressure of your fame have made you a little bit paranoid and that you now think that every time anybody anywhere talks they are somehow badmouthing your friend, whilst simultaneously damning him into the oblivion of being forgotten.Д¬ollaborating with the Doctor again, this time for his solo record вЂThe Real Slim ShadyвЂ™ (also released May 2000), Mr Mathers attempts to avert an identity crisis and tell us who he really is. Do we, as human beings, not have more important things to direct our thoughts towards? What about our jobs, our families, and more importantly 50 вЂfiddyвЂ™ Cent?

#Slim shady album cover art mushrooms movie#

Now, he has been known to make a banging beat from time to time, he has a record label, his own headphones and a sort of movie career but I think that might be a tad unreasonable. I suppose something implicit in all this is that we should keep Dr Dre in mind at all times. Indeed what could someone do, other than talking about him, to give a better impression that he hadnвЂ™t been forgotten? How would you feel if someone told you after hearing your lovely chorus that you were acting like youвЂ™d forgotten about Dre, huh? In fact there is no action I can think of that would demonstrate it clearer. Talking about him like theyвЂ™ve got something to say (especially to the point where they are just jabbering nonsense, as you might be suggesting) does give the impression Dre is very much present in their minds. If what you seem to be implying is that people are talking about Dre like theyвЂ™ve got something to say (ie dissing him), then theyвЂ™ve done the exact opposite of forgetting about him. Is this just a separate observation? I may not be as astute at picking up perceived slights as you are, but I donвЂ™t think everybody talking, instantly means that they have forgotten about Dre. What has this got to do with your previous statements? I donвЂ™t think you need to swear but IвЂ™m definitely sensing animosity towards these people. вЂThe muthafuckas act like they forgot about DreвЂ™ Are you sure they are talking like theyвЂ™ve got something to say, or are these people in your mind simply rambling madmen? And also if itвЂ™s gibberish how do you know that it has anything to do with your friend, the good Doctor? If it is just a bunch of gibberish I have a couple of questions. This is a bit misleading but I think I see what youвЂ™re doing hereвЂ¦ But if it really was nothing, or at least nothing of importance, then you wouldnвЂ™t write a hook for a hip pop tune about it.

Well youвЂ™ve just said they talk (like theyвЂ™ve got something to say), so surely something must come out when they move their lips? Perhaps youвЂ™re using rhetoric to express that nothing of importance to you personally comes out of their lips, not nothing per se. вЂBut nothing comes out when they move their lipsвЂ™ Personally I find it more of a problem when people talk when they have nothing to say, but this isnвЂ™t about me. ItвЂ™s worth noting, though, that talking and having something to say are often seen to be synonymous. Perhaps youвЂ™ve only just started noticing it. This isnвЂ™t a phenomenon of вЂnowadaysвЂ™,mate. People have always talked like theyвЂ™ve got something to say. вЂNowadays everybody talks like theyвЂ™ve got something to sayвЂ™ In the song вЂForgot About DreвЂ™ (released May 2000) Eminem voices his concerns: WeвЂ™ve all heard that Eminem is a witty wordsmith who can spit rhymes (or at least assonances) impressively fast but has anyone ever really listened to him, to try and understand what the hell heвЂ™s actually on about? Well i have.