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If you're into Eminem you'll meet other people with Eminem T-shirts, but you don't see people with Thomas Kinkade or Jeff Koons T-shirts.

The screen shot shows a subset of the rhyme combos found in the Eminem song 'Lose Yourself'.

As far as your Eminem example, Eminem came out in the late 90's when self-production was not quite affordable yet and was just starting to reach quality on par with professional studios.

It's about how Eminem quickly wins a crowd over by contrasting himself with another rapper.

Did you ever try to compose a song like Beethoven, to paint a picture like Van Gogh or to rap like eminem?

Imagine Eminem had remained independent, and never signed with Interscope (parent of Aftermath).

At least Eminem successfully sued for his 50% cut.

The tl;dr version is Altucher discusses a scene (perhaps the climax, I don't know I didn't see the movie) from the Eminem movie 8 Mile.

Watch out I might start quoting Rihanna or Eminem at you!

The only downside is that I personally know nothing about rap, so the best I could guess were Real slim shady and another Eminem one by accident.

And I'm totally not happy right now with mainstream culture of America (especially the one lead by corp: misogyny is rampant (have you read the shit Eminem says in interviews?

EG: It's not that we censor out black music on the radio, we just prefer it when a white person sings it (macklemore, iggy azalea, eminem, miley, etc).

An example is: I searched Eminem, clicked on Royce da 5'9" and the only song that came up was Bad Meets Evil even though they have done an entire album together.

I couldn't resist - if you look in the comments to that video, you'll see me listing eight rhetorical devices against Eminem's quoted word "Yo", using the same qualifying standards that the bloke in the video uses (re-using several of the vlogger's own selections).

It would be interesting to be able to select a word and see how frequently all artists used it (as a percentage of all words they used, of course) I suppose I'd be thinking something like "Eminem always seems to be talking about himself".

Granted, I have only made a few Pandora stations, and have only made a few Genius playlists, and both were used for "gym" music like Beastie Boys, Eminem, etc., so it's not like I'm pushing any limits here...

If you have compelling, relevant quotes from Rihanna or Eminem, feel free to share them and add to the discussion.

The vlogger than quotes a verse from Eminem's Lose Yourself, and states that it only has one rhetorical device - assonance.

Look at Tech N9ne - got in the music game the same time as Eminem, has his own label, and is reasonably successful.