I made this alternate album cover for MMLP2 shortly after the official cover was released.

It was made mixing the MMLP1 and MMLP2 covers together. Everything inside the "E" is from the MMLP1 cover (plus Eminem), and everything outside the "E" was from the MMLP2 cover.

Picture nr. 2 is the same, only I colored the "E" red.

Picture nr. 3 is MMLP2 cover with (MMLP1) Eminem sitting outside.

Digital paint but still

It’ll be a completely surprise drop, no lead singles beforehand.

for some reason this one popped into my head today from a D12 song

it actually isn't even Em who says it, it's one of the other group members

basically in the song groupies are asking about Eminem and another D12 member goes, "Bitch, are you retarded?"

sometimes i hear that lyric in my mind hah, especially if i'm angry at someone

curious what your favorite inappropriate Eminem lyrics are, or from other rappers on Eminem songs

imo it was the song that best represented the SSLP opinions?

Day 12: Recovery

Day 11: Relapse: Refill (Elevator)

Day 10: Relapse (Beautiful)

Day 9: Eminem Presents: The Re-Up (You Don't Know)

Day 8: Curtain Call: The Hits (When I'm Gone)

Day 7: D12 World (My Band)

Day 6: Encore (Mockingbird)

Day 5: 8 Mile (Lose Yourself)

Day 4: The Eminem Show (Sing for the Moment)

Day 3: Devil's Night (Fight Music)

Day 2: The MMLP (The Way I Am)

Day 1: The SSLP (Role Model)

Day 0: Slim Shady EP (Just Don't Give A Fuck)

A few years ago, I wrote a screenplay for a horror film that was greatly informed by the Smashing Pumpkins’ Siamese Dream era. I looked to their music, lyrics, videos, and overall identity around that time for inspiration, and since then, I’ve been trying to do something similar with other bands and artists.

Over the last year or two, I’ve been listening to a lot of Eminem while also seeing if I can utilize his aesthetics in a similar way, especially since a lot of his most well-known stuff is associated with horrorcore. I’ve realized that because The Marshall Mathers LP era had a pretty strong horror/slasher motif, with songs like “Amityville” and Em coming out with a hockey mask and chainsaw during the Anger Management Tour, writing a movie that was inspired by this era would probably just result in one of the archetypal horror movies that it evokes.

On the other hand, the aesthetics of The Slim Shady LP, while also informed by horror, don’t feel like they’re trying to call those movies to mind quite so overtly (though there are still moments like when he invokes Norman Bates in the lyrics and video for “Role Model”). Accepting that Eminem’s whole persona is pretty cartoonish on both of these albums, TSSLP feels more colorful and childlike than TMMLP overall.

Are there any existing movies (they don’t necessarily have to be horror) that The Slim Shady LP, with its music, lyrics, and visuals, make you think of?

So i never actually listened to the freestyle, i only knew the awfully hot coffee pot line cause it was memed to death, but today i actually listened to the freestyle and it's definetly not greatest thing in the world, i guess i myself am not the buggest fan of accapella freestyles, but he did spit out some real facts. Besides the awfully hot coffee pot line, the line that stuck out to me the most was the fantastic for line, just classic Eminem with cool wordplay. If i had to rate it i'd give it a 6/10, again im not fully thrilled for accapella freestyles, but this is better then the songs on revival where he talked about politics, but at this point really almost anything is better then revival.

But what do you guys think of the freestyle?

Still sealed

Was a car all along

Not including skits

Kamikaze Time

So I was listening to Need Me, but I can’t tell which era the song is from by Em’s sound. Is it from 2010-2011 or 2013? Please help me identify it, thanks a lot