Tts Eminem

[Prometeo Archuleta]

Marshallstarted writing while just a child, constantly sanding the rough edges of his craft, knowing without doubt that the only thing that would get him out of the trailer park and into a better life was furious effort and endless practice.

Marshall familiarized himself with the greats until storytelling was as natural as drawing breath. He may have started by imitating the pioneers who came before him, but Eminem soon blended their legacy into his own brew that was like nothing else.

Marshall pares his arguments down to the marrow. His intuitive sense of flow allows him to seamlessly drift from the measured cadence of ordinary speech to an unrivaled intensity of verse, but it is always the power of his writing which enables him to drive his point home with such precision.

Marshall Mathers is complicated and undeniably controversial, and though his critics would correctly point out that his music is filled with hate and vitriol, few of them seem to acknowledge that he is also manipulating his own material, taking his arguments to such ridiculous extremes that he turns them into farce.

Eminem has truly been such a back and forth icon in my mind but I think you hit the nail on the head in praising him for what he is good at and giving caveat to those subjects in which he creates controversy.

I always remember the interview of him talking about how he would just go through the dictionary and find words that rhyme together. He did mention that he would actually learn what each word meant so oh it makes sense when he was using the words in his wrapping. Just knowing more words and the meaning of them can make you a better writer. Eminem is definitely a genius and this article shows that there is a lot you can learn from this man.

Eminem is Eminem because he put himself out there. No matter what you do keep trying with all your heart. Forget the people who criticize you to keep you down. Listen to your small still voice and those who provide the best advice. Keep on going every day and an opportunity will avail itself.

There is also another group from France that I learned from called Die Form. Granted the content of their songs are questionable, but it was all created by one guy. He wrote the music, made it, even produced it for awhile.

I know that what you put into something is normally equal to what you get out of it, so if we all just keep pushing to be the best at our little slice of the world, one word at a time, then we can only go up from here. May the little Eminem in all of us show through.

hope eminem will read copyblogger and actually comment, haha you got to love eminem, yes put aside his rage etc.. but love him because he being different.. look at rap market.. most of rapper rap about how good he is, how rich he is, how girl love him and bla bla.. but eminem come out and say how suck his life is.. it totally different than other that what make he great..

The writings I am recommending are not from a lyricist or a songwriter instead they are from a simple man writing letters to his friends while he is in prison. He writes more on the positive areas mentioned in your statement I pasted above.

This writer effectively writes about leadership, power, passion, and yes, tender compassion. This writer, also, writes of the guilt, sorrow, and shame our walks bring us while etching out our own paths in life. This writer gives us the full insight of how our paths can be walked in the light and as the light of the world, because of 1 man.

Some of his letters are called books and have been published world wide. They have been read, discussed and dissected by millions of people. Scholars, teachers, professors, dictators, emperors, kings, politicians, laymen, and all walks of life.

Come to think of it, the writer of these letters has stood in front of scholars, teachers, professors, dictators, emperors, kings, politicians, laymen and all walks of life to witness and testify of this 1 man.

I love Marshall, Sean; and had the same experience although there was no wife to ask me to do it ? I thought it was all some cleverly created rhyme until I actually listened to what he was saying.

I like the idea about telling our own stories, digging back into our past and what makes us tick and drawing inspiration from that. All too often, no matter how many of us bloggers want to do it, fear holds us back when the finest writing can only come when we let it all out and free ourselves.

Only people who have been there are able to tell it like it. One thing that I liked the most from your article that you noticed is the fact that he was speaking from his experience and not making things.

It seems like he put himself out there for everybody else to see. How many of us would be able to sacrifice our personal lives and tell the rest of the world about every vice that we have done in our lives? Rarely if ever we do that.

Once you examine successful people like Eminem, you start to see that their success is not accident and that all there is behind success is hard and relentless work. It stops surprising us why some people are successful and others fail.

Sometimes it comes down to being authentic and standing for what you say and believe it. Be real. Be Yourself and show it. People are always looking for real things in this world that is filled with falseness.

Cassie: Some of his beats are remarkable for sure, but for me they are only there to hang his brilliant lyricism. Check out Renegade, the duet with Jay-Z, and watch him take the ball away from Jay-Z over a deceptively simple beat. Lyrical genius for sure.

I am not a rap listener, and always heard about the bad parts and about em. But then found myself watching 8-Mile and suddenly welling up with hope and seeing this gritty, painfully honest story and listening to songs that made me want to rise up.

It was great to hear a modern artist who truly expressed the power, range and depth of storytelling found in the ancient Greek plays, as your review so well describes. Those plays dealt with nasty topics and allowed characters to say passionate, evil things, because passion and evil are part of our complex nature.

No matter how much American middle class culture has made life relatively safe and bland, relationships can stir those passions and remind us of our own potential for evil as well as intense and tender love.

John: Ooh John, I like the comparison to ancient Greek plays! Very nice. Yes, there are nasty characters and nasty, evil things that Marshall talks about. Some of it for shock value, but some of it simply because he is willing to go deeper than most artists are to unravel his perspective on human nature. Great comment, thanks!

Interesting perspective about Eminem. Kudos to your wife on sparking the idea for your article. I just stumbled upon copyblogger today. Consider this useful blog bookmarked. I look forward to more intriguing ideas and points of view from your regular contributors and your readers.

Just to follow up, the marketing aspect of your article has been very helpful. I have been searching for starting point to begin my own marketing efforts. As a blogger striving to be a resource for Dads, you have provided me with a much needed reference to easily comprehend.

Yes, Eminem is truly a unique artist who is able to mock everyone in an intriguing yet funny way. What really surprises me is that we can learn to write and to market the way he does. Great post! Thank you.

It may be added that not only does he capture the listner with his lyrical genious and increadible ability to tell a story in each individual song- in his albums not only does he battle his world (and those in it) but he battles himself. Something that always caught my attention was the re-occuring battle between eminem and his alter ego slim shady.. (which first made an appearance in the intro of the slim shady ep)!!

I really believe it is more intentional than an excuse to be a bad guy or good guy!! It allows him to discuss his deepest feelings and internal conflicts.. I would love to hear your thoughts on the slim shady v eminem battle.. Thanks for a great read!!

First, this post reminded me that I love music and I can be a mom and put Eminem back on the ipod and just skip it when the kids are around. Perhaps I will create a secret playlist with Eminem and most of the early Chili Peppers and so many others that I love!

I, like you, was a very surprised Eminem supporter even though I am usually open to all kinds of music. I expected to find to find the vitriolic passion after hearing of his music. I did not expect the perfection of his lyrics and his total freedom in sharing his life to move me, and they did.

I struggle with being concise in my writing and want to spend the time crafting my words so that my message is clear. Like you, I cannot share everything about my family but I can spend the time to make my own words more powerful. I need to practice what I preach to the kids and keep working to be better. I also need to scrap the fear and know that people will not always like me all the time. I need to write from my heart and Eminem certainly is a shining example of that.

I love the guy too, my brother and I actually. He first listened to his music after his movie came out around 2002. His music specially the first album has inspired people not just to sing their hearts out but to be honest with themselves too.

Sean: A seriously brilliant take on Eminem. I too was less than thrilled with him until I actually listened to his lyrics, then I was, awed(?), floored(?), stunned(?), astounded(?). He really does have an unbelievable knack for creating a feeling, developing a story, and making the listener rethink what they thought they knew.

I like it because you cover some important parts of blogging and Marketing and relating it to Eminem is a great way for the comparisons BUT it feels forced to me. What you have put here can be related to any rapper and I think there are better issues and more relevant issues you could have used for Eminem.

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