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@ChowDownGAMES haha that's a great line :D

@Unwareable I don't, when I was twelve Em gave me Relapse :'(

@Benjiekaponi the account user who wrote this must not be a true fan because it's actually "2 of Americaz Most Wanted"

@NoahCereal nate only died a few months later, and besides he was practically paralyzed at that point anyway. Idk exactly what was going on, but he was definitely not able to sing.

@PheiPho5 haha always glad to show how smart my ass is

@Ultradudeo1 Hell: the Sequel. look it up

this was a great song, and the sequel was definitely worth the wait

Honestly, this is in my top 10 songs of all time

@reubenerhabor86 Em definitely took this song but I thought Dre was pretty close to him...he killed his verse

haha em killed this such genius...of course royce was dope too

@TheOfficialThomas ...who said it did? I'm just saying it was a great punchline.

@bigl261991 I liked several tracks on Recovery, but overall it had too much of a pop feel. I'm not denying that Recovery was good, some of my favorite songs are on that album. I just think that BME is a huge step up for Em, because lyrically, he was an absolute beast on almost every track. The on...

let's make this a platinum single XD

@1chamberlain1 Haha of course

@skrypton1k oh haha thanks...yeah I got the whole planes fly/going down/landing strip thing, but I didn't understand why he would be referring to a girl as a "landing strip". Thanks for clearing that up.

@AntiSockMonkeyInc wtf where's Evil?? He definitely made the list

Lol @ 2:12, how does that even remotely sound like "grounds"?? Em clearly says dime, that's the punchline, he plays "dime" off of Royce's nickname, which is "Nickel". It's really not that difficult.

I'm a huge supporter of Em's new music (Not his relatively new stuff like Relapse and Recovery, I mean stuff like Hell: the Sequel and the BET Cypher and 2.0 Boys). I personally think that he was a beast on most of BME. But even I admit that this is so much more amazing and creative than anythin...

This is such a lyrical masterpiece. Eminem is unbelievable on this song no disrespect to Royce I love the guy but he got slaughtered on this. And I loved Royce's verses. That's how much I loved Eminem's verses. His wordplay on this track is unrivaled.

@mr2gununn The Eminem Show? 8 mile soundtrack? Hell: the Sequel (except Lighters and maybe Take From Me)? Even if you don't like those other albums that I mentioned you can't seriously say that The Eminem Show was trash.

@taintedmusic1 I've watched it like three times...and Em writing for Royce just doesn't make any sense. If Em was writing for Royce, would he have let Royce outshine him on a few songs?

@blinkfan2252 I thought that overall they were even...Royce was amazing on this album but I don't think that he was better than Em nor was Em better than Royce they were just on the same level throughout

@terrorfestival Welcome 2 Hell? Above the Law? I'm on Everything? those are all amazing songs that you really have to think about to get the lyricism. Em has so many incredible punchlines in Welcome 2 Hell, and that whole "dying hard" line was great. Also on I'm on Everything he had a huge amount...

@youralcoholicdad44 such true words...welcome to hell, i'm on everything, above the law, a kiss, and the reunion are some of the dopest songs i've heard all year. anyone who says that em isn't still one of the best alive is lying to themselves

@EricIsAwesome123 lol i knew that i'm just saying wouldn't it be great if it was? proof and budden on the same track? em and crooked? bizarre and joell? swift and royce? i'm having a mindgasm just thinking about it lmao

if you go on videos for the original bad meets evil song, you see so many comments about how the old BME is a thousand times better than the new one, and how Em's new songs are wack. It makes me wonder: have they heard this song? I doubt it, because this is actually better than Em's old stuff in ...

@je52007 Yes. I'm on Everything, Welcome 2 Hell, and Above the Law. All incredibly dope songs.

@Nasthebestrapper1 agreed, they both went harder, but em's had more wordplay and punchlines. they're pretty even overall, I preffered em's but hell if u liked crooked or budden better I understand why lol

Eminem MURDERED this track. this is what I play when people say that he's fallen off. his lyrics are unbelievable here how can anyone say this is the work of a washed up artist??

Bizarre murdered that beat with his verse

@GoldStandardPunk66 to me, every single song off of Hell: The Sequel was a major song. except for Lighters, that album was lyrical gold cover to cover and deserves way more recognition than it already gets because I thought it was the best album of 2011

@TheCrusader1994 Eminem's wordplay was better than Royce's on this album. He lyrically destroyed Welcome 2 Hell and I'm on Everything, there were so many punchlines and metaphors intertwined on those two songs it blew my mind. And as for his violent lyrics being forced, you have a valid point the...

@xxbistuxx a lot of people didn't get it...i agree it was pretty obvious to me but u know some people lol

Lol this guy is so great. I love his little dance routine lol. "They go through like 19 emotions" so true. Of course I also have to mention the song, so I'm just gonna say eminem destroyed it. I'm so glad he's finally back with his old flow.

Em, Tech, Immortal, and Nas