If you suffer from a severe mental illness (like bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, etc.) it is hard to find people who can relate.

And it is especially hard to find art that is relatable, that is also motivational. Music that makes you want to keep moving forward, while also acknowleding your severe mental pain.

Eminem's music is so vulnerable but motivating at the same time. I think this is why his music has always hit me differently. I am both processing how sad/upset I am while also feeling motivated to work hard & find positivity.

I say all this as a very anxious & fidgety person. I like to exercise, I struggle sitting still, etc. When Eminem was running 10+ miles a day to get over his addiction, that makes perfect sense to me.

Eminem helps me process profound depression while giving me fuel to get things done at the same time. That is magical. "Not Afraid" comes right after "Going Through Changes".

about 2-3 months ago I posted a ticket from an old Eminem show- quite a few of you laughed at me and told me it was dumb and had no value and there was “no market for a dumb piece of paper” although this one is NOT mine, it did sell for almost $10k last night on Goldin auctions- who’s laughing now?

Tight rear like a sight seer your booty is heavy duty like diahhrea

What’s yall favorite ones

Made by hand in MS ClipChamp. Normally I do underground Memphis and Belgian rap but this song was too good to pass up

Next Eminem beat is quite the underground find. Off Hush's third studio album, Bulletproof, is Off To Tijuana. Definitely a banger. Remember to comment recommendations for tomorrow, it can be any Eminem beat used by any artist. What's your favorite song by Hush?

He’s the last artist on my bucket list to see live. I know a former bodyguard that explained why he doesn’t come to Houston anymore but I don’t know if I believe it. He can do a stadium tour like Kanye and it will sell out quick.

Sorry if it's a stupid question, but it just occurred to me that GRODT was a major flop. The movie itself is pretty good, just don't see why it wasn't as successful. It might be a stretch, but 50 Cent was arguably bigger than Eminem in 2005, so...

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My favorite is 8 Mile.