為什麼我愛Em 原因1

看板Eminem (阿姆)作者sagit ( 重病中 )時間22年前 (2003/01/17 00:15)推噓2(2推 0噓 0→)

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他的才華天份就不用說了在這個版上的大家都非常了解吧在Em出現之前我根本不聽hip-hip, rap 根本一點興趣都沒有而且說實話我對絕大多數的hip-hop, rap歌手們很沒有好感畢竟這幾年來主流的hip-hop, rap歌手歌頌的內容都是sex, money, party 我個人覺得非常反感更確切一點是口惡心對這幾年來的hip-hop, rap有接觸的各位應該知道我在說什麼吧而且有趣的地方是在這些african American hip-hop artists大力歌頌金錢性的時候他們卻又以ghetto的style為標榜在他們身上你看到的是最街頭最社會底層的服裝但是他們脖子上手上掛的最又是大到俗不可耐的鑽石開的也是極盡奢華之能事的跑車我個人是非常不能忍受這些東西的..... (sorry 我無意冒犯任何人喜歡的藝人之類的這只是我的真心話啊....) 但是後來Em出現了首先是他的the real slim shady在電臺上狂播我開始注意到這首歌因為他是第一首不會讓我反感的rap作品再來我注意到他裡面罵的人也都是我想罵的人﹗﹗ 頓時之間覺得很爽啊﹗﹗﹗ 然後聽著聽著我也上癮了我愛em的原因其中之一是因為他跟其他hip-hop artist不一樣他不歌頌炫耀自己多有錢有多少個女人往他這邊送.... 這邊有一篇MTV的interview with Eminem........ 大家看看 Eminem's current mode of transportation has none of the plush luxuries you would assume a rapper might have in his traveling venue: no TV, no PlayStation 2, no DVD player and no roof. "Throw it up," the Detroit rhyme Goliath says, looking down at an anxious fan waving a CD. Em's in New York City, traveling with a small entourage around Manhattan on a double-decker bus, made for tourists to go site-seeing. But Slim Shady is the spectacle today as he rides downtown from Times Square. "I remember them days, just being so f---ing hungry," Em laughs after trying to catch the guy's CD that was flung to him from street level. "People will go to such lengths. I would do anything to let people hear my sh--. I didn't care, [I was like] 'Please dub my sh--, please listen to my demo.' " Nowadays, there aren't too many people who haven't heard Em's irresistible irreverence, and while he loves to be heard, nothing will ever beat a day at home chilling with his daughter, Hailie Jade. And while his young one thinks her dad's gone crazy, Em insists he's quite the sane one. It's the world around him that's gone bonkers. Atop the double-decker and on a hotel roof in Manhattan, Shaheem Reid and Sway Calloway got the lowdown on Marshall Mathers, the man. Among the things they chatted about were how he rates himself as a dad, what he thinks of his own father, why he doesn't cover himself in ice and what it feels like to have strangers jumping into your pool ... MTV: Jay-Z has a new album coming out where he says fame is both a gift and a curse. Do you agree with Jigga's assessment? Eminem: You gotta take the ups and downs with it. Fame has got its pros and cons. The pros would be you don't have to ride one of these [double- decker buses] anymore. The cons would be all the craziness that comes with it. When you get rid of some of your small problems, like having bills, [and then transition] to getting to where somebody like me or Jay-Z is, you have a whole new slew of problems, like lawsuits and other things I never knew could exist. MTV: The tour is going well and you've sold millions of records, but you're one of the few rappers that we never hear talking about ice or cars or your bank account. What do you do with your money? Better yet, what's the first big-ticket item you bought? Eminem: The first big-ticket item that I bought was a house. When I first started seeing money, I treated that like it was the only house I would ever buy and the only royalty check that I would ever get. That's how I treat every [check]. The truth is, you don't know what's gonna happen tomorrow. This is a crazy ride and nothing is guaranteed. I could wake up tomorrow and this could all be over. You have to invest. MTV: What was it like owning your first home? Eminem: At the time I bought it, I had no idea how famous I really was. It was across the street from a trailer park and we had kids coming across all day knocking on the door. We had a pool in the backyard, kids were jumping in the pool. It was crazy. The house was on a main road so we had people whipping in my driveway like, "Em, what up?" I literally couldn't go outside my house. So we deaded that real quick, sold the house, lost money and bought a new house. That's probably the best investment I've made, my new house 來源: http://www.mtv.com/bands/az/eminem/artist.jhtml -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.csie.ntu.edu.tw) ◆ From: 128.6.246.167