because really, why else would we be talking about him? Enough, Marshall. All the while still refusing to drop the homophobic slurs, the misogyny and the violence in a time where weвЂ™re all sick of it.

He interpolates a vocal hook from KendrickвЂ™s track вЂњHUMBLEвЂќ to chant вЂњ Revival didnвЂ™t go viralвЂќ on the ironically-titled вЂњGreatestвЂќ, which sounds like a direct rebuke to the critical praise heaped on the other rapper, and Eminem trying to convince us that heвЂ™s still the best. Just as it is to hear the voice of Bon IverвЂ™s Justin Vernon appear on вЂњFallвЂќ.Д«ack to Eminem, spitting anger at the music industry and the mixed reaction to Revival on вЂњThe RingerвЂќ. On вЂњNormalвЂќ, he raps:ДЇor someone who has been so vocal about sexual misconduct in the music industry, to hear singer Jessie Reyez appear not once, but twice on the album of a man who has rapped about raping and assaulting fictional women, real women (Iggy Azaelea), and an entire womenвЂ™s swim team, is disappointing to say the least. Eminem is still rapping about domestic abuse and stalking women. And itвЂ™s not just homophobia you hear on Kamikaze, either.

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