Norm is an absolute legend. Legitimately one of the funniest men on earth.
@BonMorrison i know your work address why would you put HFWF in the lounge like that
I killed the best man speech. Got some huge laughs and nearly 20 people went out of their way to come tell me how much they liked it. Even people I've never met before. Just get the right amount of drinks in you and just go for it.
Unfortunately once it was done I got the wrong amount of drinks in me and now I want to die this morning.
Congrats! I found it to be such a great feeling when you end up doing such a good job with stuff like that.
Em killed MGK
****, dude compared MGK to an obsessed fan who grows to hate his idol when he calls him Stan, says he's talking out of both ends insulting him in one line but complimenting him on the next, and then:
- says at 45 he's still outselling him, and at 29 Em had 3 classics.
- says he's never going to make a list with Biggie or Jay, and says they'll be putting him in lists with Benzino and Ja
- says his biggest flops are still MGK's biggest hits
- "your red sweater, your black leather / you dress better, I rap better / that a death threat or a love letter?"
- "it's as big as you're going to get / had to give you a career to destroy it"
- "how the **** can him and I battle? / He'll have to **** Kim in my flannel / I'll give him my sandals / cause he knows as long as I'm Shady, he's gon' have to live in my shadow"
- "that day you put out hit's the day Diddy admits / that he put out the hit that got Pac killed, ah"
jesus ****ing christ
I see that argument and I don't agree with it at all tbh, but regardless, diss tracks don't stay in my rotation. If they were in a ring -- say, boxing -- metaphorically, MGK was throwing jabs and then hiding behind the ref and saying Em was the GOAT and to please not hurt him, while Em just toyed with him at the start and then went for the kill at the end while still having fun and not really taking him seriously to begin with.Now that I've had a chance to listen to Killshot I'll agree he definitely got some epic lines in there.
Having said that....from a pure musical enjoyment perspective, MGK put out a better song, imo.
To be fair.
1) MGK released it on Spotify, etc like...5ish? days after it was on World Star. Dude missed out on a lot of streams in that time. It's at 90 million views or whatever and had it been on Spotify some of that money likely would end in his account.
2) Don't think that because it's on YouTube Eminem isn't monetizing it. He gets a cut of all of them ad dollars which, in reality, is probably higher than artists get per Spotify stream.
^Are you sure it's up to snuff, with those double-posts?