Guest Yoni Heisler Posted July 14, 2017 Posted July 14, 2017 Whether you hated him or loved him, Eminem in the early 2000s was an artist that was simply impossible to ignore. With a seemingly endless stream of chart-topping hits -- which featured lyrics that were both clever and notoriously offensive -- Eminem quickly became a cultural icon, a feat made all the more impressive given his somewhat introverted nature. Though Eminem's recent albums haven't been as good as his previous work, there's no denying that Slim Shady for a good number of years was one of the most influential rappers on the planet. And besides, with Eminem now pushing 45, it's not exactly fair to expect him to re-capture the musical magic he had in plentiful supply in his mid-20s. Continue reading... Trending right now: Samsung is about to release a new Galaxy S8 Did Samsung just accidentally reveal the Galaxy Note 8 early? Behold: This Pixel 2 is so much sleeker than its iPhone 8 counterpart Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
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