Every Diss On Eminem’s New Album FULLY Explained…

Summary

The script delves into Eminem's 12th studio album, 'The Death of Slim Shady,' highlighting its impact on the music world with its numerous name drops and disses. It clarifies that Eminem's lyrical jabs are not always meant to escalate conflicts but can be playful or pay homage to other artists. The analysis touches on the controversy stirred by misinterpretations and the album's deeper narrative, including Eminem's stance on other rappers and public figures, with a focus on figures like MGK, Diddy, and Candace Owens who receive the most scathing critiques.

Takeaways

• 🎤 Eminem's 12th studio album, 'The Death of Slim Shady,' has stirred significant attention in the music world this year.
• 🔥 The album features numerous name drops and disses targeting new haters, longtime rivals, and various public figures.
• 💥 Eminem uses the intro track 'Renaissance' to clarify that his disses are often quotes from others or playful jabs, not serious attacks.
• 🗣️ The album includes clever wordplay and references to other rappers like Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne, Kanye West, J. Cole, and Joyner Lucas.
• 🎯 Eminem makes several playful references to Megan Thee Stallion and Nicki Minaj, which may provoke responses from them.
• 📰 Caitlyn Jenner is frequently mentioned throughout the album, symbolizing the controversial nature of the Slim Shady character.
• 👩‍🎤 Lizzo is targeted in the track 'Road Rage,' with Eminem commenting on her appearance and lifestyle, blending satire and serious critique.
• 👀 Longtime targets like Ja Rule and new rivals like MGK are revisited, with Eminem continuing to assert his dominance in these feuds.
• 🗣️ Eminem addresses Candace Owens with harsh lyrics, responding to her past criticisms and think pieces about him.
• 💣 One of the most significant targets is Diddy, with Eminem accusing him of involvement in the deaths of Tupac and Biggie, among other controversies.

Q & A

What is the title of Eminem's 12th studio album?

The title of Eminem's 12th studio album is 'The Death of Slim Shady'.

Why has Eminem's album created a storm in the music world?

The album has created a storm due to the numerous name drops and disses Eminem includes, targeting a wide range of figures from haters to longtime rivals.

What is the significance of Eminem's tone in the song 'Renaissance' when mentioning Kendrick Lamar?

Eminem's tone in 'Renaissance' is mocking another voice, indicating he is quoting someone else's opinion, not expressing his own view on Kendrick Lamar.

How does Eminem's album pay homage to other rappers while also using them for controversy?

Eminem uses clever lyrics and references to pay homage to rappers like Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne, and J. Cole, while the controversy arises from the misinterpretation and misinformation spread about his intentions.

What is the stance of Eminem on the beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake?

Eminem implies that he sees Kendrick Lamar as one of the few rappers on his level, suggesting that Drake was humiliated by Lamar, without directly dissing Drake.

Why does Eminem reference Megan Thee Stallion twice on the album?

Eminem references Megan Thee Stallion to highlight her strength in the industry and to create clever, impactful lyrics, while also alluding to her controversies.

How does Eminem depict Caitlyn Jenner in the album?

Eminem repeatedly references Caitlyn Jenner to depict the true nature of the Slim Shady character, without expressing any real issues with her, playing into the album's concept.

What is the significance of Eminem's references to Lizo in the song 'Road Rage'?

The references to Lizo are part of Eminem's controversial and satirical approach, blurring the line between satire and seriousness, and sparking headlines beyond the rap world.

Why does Eminem diss Christopher Reeves in the album?

Eminem diss Christopher Reeves as a part of the Slim Shady character's controversy-stirring nature, while also showing respect to someone he admired, in a unique Slim Shady way.

How does Eminem address his long-time rivals in the album?

Eminem continues to diss long-time rivals like MGK and Ja Rule, using the album to humiliate them and make them look pathetic, while also expressing genuine disdain for figures like Diddy.

Outlines

00:00

🎤 Eminem's Controversial 'Death of Slim Shady' Album

Eminem's 12th studio album, 'The Death of Slim Shady,' has stirred a significant controversy in the music world due to its numerous name drops and disses. The album stands out for its direct lyrical attacks on various figures, including long-time rivals and new targets. Eminem uses this platform to both poke fun at and defend certain rappers, blurring the line between playful jabs and serious conflict. The album has been misinterpreted by some, like DJ Academics, who have taken lyrics out of context to push personal agendas. Eminem's intent is to support fellow rappers while also delivering a final performance as Slim Shady, reflecting on the character's relevance in 2024.

05:01

🔥 Disses and Shout-Outs: Eminem's Lyrical Targets

The script delves into Eminem's choice of targets in his album, including celebrities like Caitlyn Jenner and Lizzo, who are called out in a manner that mixes satire with serious critique. Eminem also revisits past feuds, such as with MGK and Ja Rule, and uses the album to continue these rivalries, suggesting a desire to maintain his controversial image. Additionally, the album includes subtle disses to other rappers and public figures, hinting at deeper issues within the hip-hop community and the broader entertainment industry.

10:03

💥 Eminem's Unapologetic Stance on Hip-Hop Controversies

Eminem's album takes a strong stance on various controversies within the hip-hop community. He addresses past and present beefs, including his own with figures like MGK and Ja Rule, and uses the platform to express his genuine disdain for certain individuals. The album also exposes Eminem's views on the late Christopher Reeves, using the figure in a way that may seem disrespectful but is intended as a salute to a respected figure. Furthermore, Eminem challenges other rappers and public figures through clever wordplay and references, asserting his position in the rap hierarchy.

15:03

👏 Eminem's Bold Statements and Their Impact

The final paragraph highlights Eminem's bold statements in his new album, particularly his disses aimed at Diddy, who is accused of having a hand in the deaths of Tupac and Biggie. Eminem uses his platform to voice what many have thought but few have dared to say, publicly calling out Diddy for his alleged misdeeds. This, along with other controversial lyrics, is expected to significantly impact the hip-hop community and the public's perception of the figures involved. The album is positioned as a powerful statement in a year where hip-hop is returning to its roots, with Eminem leading the charge.

Keywords

💡Eminem

Eminem, also known as Marshall Mathers, is a prominent American rapper, songwriter, and record producer. In the context of this video, Eminem is the central figure as the script discusses his 12th studio album, 'The Death of Slim Shady.' The video explores how Eminem's lyrical content, particularly his name drops and disses, has created a significant impact in the music world.

💡Slim Shady

Slim Shady is an alter ego of Eminem, characterized by his controversial and provocative lyrics. The video script highlights how Eminem uses this persona in his album to deliver his final performance as Slim Shady, emphasizing the character's chaotic and confrontational nature.

💡Name Drops

Name drops refer to the act of mentioning specific individuals or entities in a song or speech, often to draw attention or make a point. In the video, Eminem's frequent name drops in his album are analyzed, showing how he uses them to poke fun, challenge rivals, or pay homage to other artists.

💡Disses

Disses are insults or criticisms directed at someone, often in a competitive or confrontational manner. The video script discusses how Eminem uses disses in his album to address various individuals, from rivals to public figures, and how these disses contribute to the album's overall impact.

💡Kendrick Lamar

Kendrick Lamar is a highly acclaimed American rapper and songwriter. In the video, Eminem's stance on Kendrick Lamar is explored, particularly in relation to a perceived beef between Lamar and Drake. Eminem's lyrics suggest a respect for Lamar, indicating that he sees him as a peer.

💡Megan Thee Stallion

Megan Thee Stallion is an American rapper known for her bold lyrics and performances. The video mentions Eminem referencing her in his album, suggesting a potential collaboration and highlighting her as a lyrical focal point, which could be seen as a testament to her rising status in the industry.

💡Caitlyn Jenner

Caitlyn Jenner is a former Olympic gold medalist and reality television star who has been a subject of controversy and media attention. In the video, Eminem's repeated references to Jenner in his album are discussed, suggesting that these mentions are part of the album's concept rather than personal animosity.

💡Lil Wayne

Lil Wayne is an American rapper, songwriter, and record executive. The video script mentions Eminem's lyrics about Lil Wayne, indicating a playful or respectful nod to his work, despite the potential for misinterpretation due to the controversial nature of Eminem's lyrics.

💡Diddy

Diddy, also known as Puff Daddy, is an American rapper, record producer, and entrepreneur. The video discusses Eminem's harsh criticism of Diddy in his album, suggesting a genuine disdain for him and accusing him of being involved in the deaths of Tupac and Biggie.

💡Jay-Z

Jay-Z is an American rapper, songwriter, record producer, and businessman. The video script explores Eminem's subtle disses towards Jay-Z in his album, using clever wordplay to challenge his position in the hip-hop hierarchy and referencing their past collaborations.

💡Kanye West

Kanye West is an American rapper, singer, and record producer. The video mentions Eminem's references to Kanye West in his album, suggesting a complex relationship between the two artists and using Kanye's name to add to the controversial nature of the record.

Highlights

Eminem's 12th studio album, 'The Death of Slim Shady', has created a significant impact in the music world.

The album features numerous name drops and disses, targeting a wide range of individuals.

Eminem distinguishes between light-hearted jabs and serious conflicts in his lyrics.

The intro track 'Renaissance' includes a misunderstood bar about Kendrick Lamar's album.

Eminem uses name drops to pay homage to rappers like Kendrick, Lil Wayne, and J. Cole.

Eminem defends other rappers against constant criticism in the internet.

The track 'Lucifer' reveals Eminem's stance on the Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake beef.

Megan Thee Stallion is referenced twice, indicating a potential collaboration interest.

Caitlyn Jenner is repeatedly referenced to depict the true nature of Slim Shady.

Eminem targets Lizo with a controversial line on the track 'Road Rage'.

Christopher Reeves is a long-running target of Eminem's, with a song dedicated to him in 'Brand New Dance'.

Eminem subliminally disses Jay-Z and Kanye West in clever ways.

Kim Kardashian becomes the punchline in a joke about Kanye West.

MGK is directly dissed in 'Bad One', reigniting their beef.

Ja Rule is humorously targeted as part of Eminem's ongoing disdain for 'little people'.

Candice Owens is attacked with lyrical fire for her past criticisms of Eminem.

Diddy is the main target of Eminem's disdain, with multiple tracks exposing his alleged misdeeds.

Transcripts

now with Eminem's 12th studio album the

death of Slim Shady as this album has

created a storm in the music world that

only few other records have been able to

match this year one of the reasons why

this has been is because of all of the

name drops and disses Eminem throws out

on this album which from Newfound haters

longtime Rivals and all the way to

people who em has been waiting to

unleash his lyrical wrath on for decades

there are few albums in the catalog of

Marshall Ms that can compare to this

project in terms of the sheer amount of

Jabs being thrown right out in other

people's faces and from name drops that

are meant to poke fun not to some of his

greatest competition as a rapper and to

the Jabs that are so lyrically insane

that they may just start the next allout

rapie Eminem did not hold back in any

regard when it came to delivering his

final performance as Slim Shady but

before we can start to look at all of

the major call outs on this record I

think it's important to make one thing

clear now with all of the verbal attacks

on this album one thing that certain

corners of the internet are forgetting

at this point is that there is a clear

line between people that Eminem is

poking lightly and who he actually wants

to escalate a full-on conflict with and

as even despite Eminem stating that this

record is a concept album and that it

needs to be listened to in its proper

context for it to make total sense this

hasn't stopped major Personalities in

hip-hop media like DJ academics from

taking M's words out of the place they

were supposed to be read in and using

them to push his own personal agenda and

this happened most prevalently with the

bars on the intro track Renaissance

where it says Kendrick's album was cool

but it didn't have any bangers and while

act tried to pull a quick one on social

media and make people think that Eminem

is dising kendric lar to try to shift

the spotlight from all of the negative

attention surrounding Drake when you

actually look at this bar for what it is

from M's voice on the track which is

delivering This Bar in a tone that is

mocking another voice to the lyrics then

literally being transcribed in

quotations to express that Eminem is not

saying this but instead quoting somebody

else when you look at what this album is

actually standing for beyond the

sensationalism of social media it's

clear that this name drop and also the

bars where he says Wayne's album or yay

couldn't tell which one was Lamer

joiner's album was corny Shady's new

stuff is way worse everything is either

to team and there's too much anger I

didn't like the beat so I haed might

delete later it's clearly a way of them

paying homage to Kendrick Lil Wayne yay

jcole and Joiner Lucas but with all of

the confusion around these lines due to

the misinformation that academics is

spreading I think it's just important to

make it clear that none of these name

drops were dises and as he goes on to

express later in the track Eminem is

actually defending all of these rappers

from the constant criticism that seems

to be always getting echoed throughout

the internet and now while Eminem shouts

out all of these rappers in support of

what they do one of the most interesting

things we find out later in the project

through a subliminal disc is Eminem's

stance on who won the beef between

Kendrick Lamar and Drake because on the

track Lucifer M Compares himself to

Kendrick as he says that beefing with

him is just as unwise of a thing to do

as beefing with Lamar which clearly

implies that Eminem sees Kendrick Lamar

as one of the only rappers who is on his

level and while this isn't a direct

discs to Drake it's just showing to the

world another major player in the

hip-hop world who thinks that Drake just

got humiliated by Kendrick Lamar but now

moving past this and into some more

direct lyrical Jabs another rapper

Eminem references on this album twice is

Megan the stallion with both the line on

Houdini if I was to ask Megan the

stallion if she would collab with me

would I really have a shot at a feet and

earlier in the album's track list he

brings up her name again saying cuz I

can spit a bar so hard Megan the

stallion and Nicki Minaj will sza which

in of itself is one of the most clever

lyrics on the entire album but with this

bar while it's not inherently a disc

with Megan being in the category of

people whose name was brought up more

than once on this album and whose

controversial issues like her incident

with Tory lanes are being directly

referenced to audiences who are not as

familiar with Slim Shady and Megan alike

this can be seen as more than just

playfully chaotic banter that's being

used to create that crazy Slim Shady

chaos and who knows with Megan showing

that she is not afraid to clap back at

massive names in the industry like Nicki

Minaj and Drake it will be interesting

to see how she handles being somewhat of

a lyrical focal point on this LP and

speaking of people who are lyrical focal

points the most referenced person on

this entire project is not a rapper or a

longtime foe of Eminem but it's Caitlin

Jenner who over and over again Eminem

references when he is trying to depict

the true nature of who Slim Shady really

is and while referencing her about

almost almost 10 times on this project

is definitely excessive when we look at

the concept of this album and what the

message Eminem is trying to depict as he

revisits The Slim Shady character I

think it's safe to say that Eminem

doesn't actually have any sort of real

issues with Caitlyn Jenner and that this

was all to just play into the concept of

the album and the fact that Slim Shady

can no longer exist in the year 2024 now

with that being said Caitlyn's name

being brought up so much on this project

it will be interesting to see how the

media handles Eminem doing this going

forward and if she even feel away about

it as a whole now another person that is

being dissed within a similar way on

this project is lizo who Eminem targets

by coming at her appearance with the

bars on the track road rage ain't never

really truly over till lizo sings which

in a string of major name drops that

have made for headlines that span much

further than the General RAP world this

is another major Moment On This Record

where Slim Shady calls out lizo and then

uses the rest of this track to go on a

whole rant about the lifestyle that she

seems to promote and while there are

layers of sarcasm in this the line of

what is satire and what's serious is

kind of blurred here because Eminem's

vocals are not edited in The Slim Shady

voice in the same manner that some of

the other dises on the record are and

Beyond just this with the way this

album's already being pulled out of

context and as a result the way its

lyrics are being judged without

understanding the larger story

regardless while this doesn't appear to

be a lyric That Eminem is saying with

any sort of true anger or animosity only

time will tell if lizo recognizes this

as a fair thing to say in an artistic

statement or if she will feel

disrespected by M's harsh words and with

the way she has responded to other

satirical jokes about her I would expect

this to go pretty bad now a long running

Target of slim shades that is brought

back here all the way to the point where

he has an entire song dedicated to him

in brand new dance is Christopher Reeves

and while it's very confusing on the

surface why Eminem is dissing The Late

actor who was best known for portraying

Superman we do get more context on why

this happened which is actually

explained later on the album's climax as

Eminem and Slim Shady go head-to-head on

guilty conscience 2 where we find out

that brand new dance was a song recorded

in 2004 for Eminem's project Encore and

the track never came out because Reeves

passed around the time it would have

been released but even back then there

was never any actual recorded beef

between Eminem and Christopher Reeves

and throughout many of his albums songs

and freestyles during the Golden Age of

his career Eminem would just use his

name time after time to stir up that

classic Slim Shady controversy and when

you dig a little deeper into M's life

it's also pretty easy to find out that

Eminem was a big fan of superheroes and

Superman included so in a strange very

slim shady likee way I think on some

level we can assume that by mentioning

Christopher Reeves on this album it's

his own one-of-a-kind way of saluting

somebody that he respects no matter how

disrespectful it may seem without the

proper context now looking at more

rappers that Eminem subliminally dissed

on this album while there are a lot of

celebrity name drops throughout the

album some that are direct disses and

some that are just using the celebrities

likenesses to allude to something Eminem

is trying to portray there were also

some hidden lyrical signals targeted to

other rap ERS that were secret ways of

Eminem challenging some of his greatest

peers and at the top of this list is

none other than Jay-Z who on the track

Toby gets called out by Eminem through

some pretty clever word play that

references where Jay-Z is from which

also happens to be the exact name of his

most iconic song and then Eminem

questions how Jay-Z could be higher up

on an all-time list than him if em has

absolutely watched Jay before on a track

together which is of course referring to

Jay-Z's track off the blueprint Renegade

in which Eminem delivered one of the

greatest feature verses ever now I have

another video breaking down this song

and how Eminem also dissed Melly Mel for

being a hater and how he subliminally

threw shots at Drake and jcole through

the tracks branding tagline and cover

art so definitely watch that after this

if you want to see how layered that song

really is in of itself But continuing to

look at some of the other rappers that

got some lyrical attention from Eminem

another name who is mentioned multiple

times after being defended as an artist

on the intro track is Kanye West and

through two different lines that talk

about Kanye going off the deep end in

their own West while some have assumed

that Eminem is trying to shade yay or

call him out for some of the things that

he has done over the past few years I

think when you look at these references

in context of the story on the album

Eminem is using y's name to just add to

the controversial nature of the record

and to just further bring to Life The

Slim Shady character with a person whose

name in of itself inflicts so much

emotion which is something that Eminem

has done in the past on a song like no

love all the way back in 2010 on

recovering and if anything the person

who got the worst part of of these yay

lines was Kim Kardashian as Eminem said

they want to see me going off the deep

end like Yay rather see me do like Kim

Kardashian they say and find a way to

really get rid of all this Ray J which

really makes her the Target and

punchline of this joke if anything and

one of the most clever and hilarious

ways possible now while all the disses

we have looked at so far in the grand

scheme of Eminem's lyrics and intentions

are meant to be taken as more of a joke

or even a sign of mutual respect in some

instances as opposed to threats that are

trying to escalate something much B

and a good portion of the remaining

celebrity name drops when it comes to

people who have been involved in recent

controversies are only here to make fun

of public figures who have made some

very horrible choices the next disses we

are going to be looking at are ones that

are meant to create serious ripples not

just through the rap world but through

the people who he seriously has a

problem with and in this regard one of

the biggest targets here is MGK who gets

dissed on the track bad one we're in a

moment on the album where Eminem is

wrapping through his own conscience and

not slim shadies he goes on to say but I

got to keep going Tyson on Kelly I

bodied him twice and already that little

mother back throwing Subs like a food

fight at the deli and while earlier on

the album on the track guilty conscience

2 Eminem is so sick of Slim Shady that

he says he is willing to end the beef

with some of the biggest names in his

career who he has never stopped going

back and forth with which included MGK

as this album got closer to releasing

I'm going to guess that he went back on

his words as MGK went on Twitter and

said that Eminem did not win win their

beef and this must have made him once

again address Kelly and the fact that he

is still delusional about what happened

between them and as mjk instigated this

into Happening by continuing to talk

about the beef online recently as we

have seen it almost seems like he wants

to have another direct matchup with him

so who knows maybe we will get another

round of back and forths between these

two which will definitely be a sight to

see and right alongside MGK another one

of M&M's longtime Rivals that he is

still continuing to diser in a way to

just make them look more pathetic than

ever is J rule which after mem used The

Slim Shady Persona to make this running

theme on the album that he hates little

people he then twists this joke and puts

it on a path that nobody could have

expected as he says that he was

referring to Ja Rule the whole time

which is a great way to just humiliate a

rapper who seems to always be getting

more and more disrespected as time goes

on and now Beyond these two longtime

Rivals who at this point have been left

in a place where they only have the

chance to make themselves look like even

more of a fool for messing with Eminem

the only non-m musical figure that

Eminem comes at with genuine lyric iCal

Theory here is Candice Owens which after

Owens has bashed Eminem for quite some

time for making fun of his album Revival

to then running around and making think

pieces about his sexuality mem gave her

the response that she was pretty much

asking for and with a series of lyrics

that melt down her entire brand and what

she builds her career off of Eminem puts

her on the hot seat in classic Slim

Shady fashion and while he isn't really

saying anything that hasn't already been

put out there before this between the

lyrical fire M comes at her with to also

the Twisted Slim Shady humor which makes

this dynamic between them all the more

sick Eminem hits Candace Owens with some

of the most lyrical fire he has targeted

anyone with in a while and if it wasn't

for one other person this may have ended

up as the most memorable disc on the

entire record but beyond all of these

there is one beef on this project that

Eminem is ripping the Band-Aid off after

years of having to sugarcoat his words

and thoughts and with this tart it's

clear that this person is being

lyrically attacked more than anyone else

on this project to not create create

controversy or to spark some sort of

sensationalist back and forth but it's

because Eminem genuinely despises this

person and is more than happy to finally

see their downfall and I am of course

talking about Diddy who over and over

again on this LP doesn't just get dissed

by Eminem but even gets exposed as we

learn one of the most important figures

in the rap world's true thoughts on

Diddy's relation to the late Tupac and

Biggie as on the track fuel which has

one of the best features of the entire

year from none other than J which shout

out to him Eminem delivers one of his

best performances on the entire LP as

through his insanely high energy and

lyrical tenacity he exposes Diddy

through some of the most creative but

also damaging word play that you can

possibly write about somebody on a piece

of paper as from sounding Out the word

rapper and missing a letter so then he

can say he didn't just spell out the

word rapper and leave out a p didd he to

then claiming that he believes Diddy is

the one who is directly the reason why

Pac and Biggie are no longer Here Eminem

rips all the bandages off and serves as

the first major figure in hipop to speak

out against him on this high of a

magnitude and Beyond These Bars he also

puts an emphasis on clowning him

throughout the rest of the lp as from

bringing up the disturbing footage that

leaked of Diddy earlier this year to the

situation with him and the destruction

of kid Cy's car all with the lyrical wit

that will leave you thinking how

somebody even thought to say this

through every corner and act of this

album Eminem is bringing up Diddy to not

just add to the insane nature of Slim

Shady's mind and to add more cont Y and

Buzz to this record but he's also doing

this to truly unveil his feelings about

the man who he has clearly not liked for

a very long time as in years past as

Eminem pretty much was forced to

apologize to Diddy and say that he was

joking when accusing him of the same

horrible things on a track like his MGK

diss track killshot with everything

that's happened recently he now could

say these things without any

repercussions and in a year where it

feels like in many ways hip hop is

leaning back into its pure Roots more

than it has been in a very long time

it's super powerful to Here Eminem disc

one of the most crooked and evil men in

all of the genre and on one of the

biggest albums the music world will

receive all year just publicly humiliate

him not just for the things we already

know but for the things many people have

been thinking for a very long time and

with that said there you have it there

is every major disc on Eminem's new

album explained and let me know what did

you think about all the lyrical Jabs

shout outs and disses Eminem thre out on

the record which ones were your favorite

did you think all of them were necessary

and if I missed any other disses or name

drops they may have had add some more

weight to them please let me know in the

comments below I can't wait to hear what

you have to say and if you want to see

how this new Emin album beyond the dis

is just changed everything for his

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