MORE SHOTS FIRED!! | Rapper Reacts to Eminem - Road Rage (FIRST REACTION)

What else should we react to? 🤔 Comment below! Also if you like the song in the intro check out my "Houdini Remix" now 🤟https://youtu.be/ZVLoX_jiv_s?si=jXEZMYukv09Pl9Uc

People said “Fuel” will melt Knox’s mind, and it did, but “Temporary” and “Somebody save me” will break his heart.

There's no denying that many react channels try to read the bars, but none of them come close to the delivery, accuracy, and history behind them like Knox Hill. A living legend when it comes to lyrical and instrumental breakdown.

Alot of ppl have voiced that they arent a fan of this song, especially the chorus, but for some reason i get HEAVY late 90s early 2000s vibes from the chorus and intro i fw it

This album is an absolute masterpiece

"Raise your hand if you're shoving food in your mouth in this moment. " I feel attacked

Just gotta say, after watching Scru react out of order, seeing you do the record in the correct order like you're supposed to is super refreshing.

Just an extra stupid thought: The New Captain America is Anthony Mackey who happened to play Clarence on 8 Mile

Been stalking your page 😂

When he spits that Abe Lincoln bar it’s also stretched so that the line before when he says “enabling can do more harm then good”

Oh man we’re almost up to Guilty Conscience 2. Waiting… waiting…

"Old slim" being rapped in old Slim's voice is really significant to what is going on here, imo, because I think one of the levels on which this album is working is as a serious critique" of satire. Which is what i personally was hoping for. I wasn't an em fan back in the day. When em blew up, i thought "oh boy, more casual puerile misogyny. no thanks, I'm grown and I'm trying to raise my daughter." (I am exactly one week older than Eminem. So I thought he was just immature at the time.) A couple of years ago, I heard "bad guy" and realized I'd been missing something. I dove into his catalog. I now listen to eminem at least 5 times a week, and one of the big appeals to me is exactly that he does so much very smart stuff with satire, with questions of identity and public personae and audience and community, insider/outsider/guest status, who controls the narrative, culture and legacy and artistry. Satire by definition requires a kind of insider/outsider status, or at least the willingness to assume that perspective in order to critique, and that creates two implicit/assumed audiences: a sympathetic one who agrees with the critique, and a hostile or at best skeptical one who is part of whatever is being critiqued. What is so interesting to me here includes em's always- contested status in relation to hip hop culture and available American categories of race and socioeconomic status (and how they do and do not intersect), and what additional nuances are there when you're talking about artistic identity, for one, and about the flagrant failure of systemic structures like "family" and "police," for instance, and the effects of trauma when those putatively protective structures don't just fail but end up being the source/agent of more trauma. I won't go on and on, though I could, and I definitely don't have a thesis or argument or pronouncement - not yet anyway. But this is the kind of incisive stuff that em is capable of and that his artistic personae and body of work and sheer longevity position him to examine in a way that might just be unique. I don't think this has ever been about easy answers. "Fuck it and fuck you too" is a cathartic and satisfying performance, but it is not and never has been a solution. This album just might be about precisely that. In which case a whole lot of people are not going to get it. But that is probably unavoidable considering Em is who and when he is, his work involves heavily satiric elements, and nobody could have predicted we would go from the era of Tipper Gore and the Satanic Panic to an era where our kids are the ones doing the moralizing and canceling (generationally speaking - I know a few outsize voices don't fairly represent a whole generation). Still thinking about all of it.

That Juvenile “HA” switch up is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

It's funny how Em grew up in a time where everything was less offensive than it is now, but he still angered everyone when he said something 😅

this chorus is so dope, the voice and delivery melts perfectly, satisfying af

KDot and Em put the whole industry on notice...what a time for hip hop fans

Just discovered this channel few days ago through Shaq Reaction🔥🔥I'mma be here every Reaction... this dude break every bars like no body💯

I love how Knox breaks these songs down.

We know you’ve reacted to all the songs, the day the album dropped. Drop the rest of them already😭😭😭 I can’t wait another week for the rest of the songs

Knox needs to pump these babies out faster! We're dying of the wait for the next song's reaction (Guilty Conscience 2)!