Hip-Hop

So, if you never knew, Marshall Bruce Mathers III is my favorite emcee. He is one of the true lyricists we have now a days. Don't know who Marshall is? Well, then you're a dumb fuck who shouldn't even say you listen to hip-hop. For you other folks who don't listen to hip-hop, Marshall Mathers is none other then the controversial  Eminem a.k.a. Slim Shady. The man helped truly helped open my eyes to what being a lyricist is. I heard once, rap is just for the money and hip-hop is for love of it, well at least today. Hence why I called him an emcee and not a rapper, yes there is a difference. Even though I feel as if Relapse was very weak, and he's not the same Eminem I fell in love with when I heard "Stan" ( the song that coined calling someone a stan a.k.a. a fanboy of someone in the music industry), "Hellbound" and even " Toy Soldiers". I feel like he's seen what the game is becoming and he's losing the passion that he once had. It makes me sad but, such is life.

I guess I just wrote all of that a prerequisite, to say that if the music industry concerning hip-hop and rap. With the likes of Soulja Boy and bullshit of the likes, the great music I grew up to will be long forgotten to foolishness. That scares me.

I'll be back.

Part I of ?
 *drops mic and walks off bobbing head*