Category: Eminem

You may claim your rhymes to be so ill, but I’m the only one to be standing still No need to swallow the pill to chill, I’m standing still You ask why ? Dawg, no need to claim that I have the fame

DJ Rick is a Puerto Rican rapper from Detroit. He used to live in the most dangerous parts of Detroit.

How could we define the Detroit underground rap? The Detroit underground rap has something raw and dark inside. You can feel the harshness of the industrial city inside of the Detroit rapper’s rhymes.

Obie- style rhyme December 5, 2003 Obie Trice is a rarity in the conceited world of hip-hop – a relatively modest MC, writes Khalil Hegarty.

Lonely in the crowd, man you’d better applaud The silly sound of the words I created, words I found Words that will put you on the damn ground

Many people will argue that Eminem wouldn’t have been noticed by the public without Dr Dre. If it is true that the talented rapper and producer has influenced Eminem’s destiny for a large part, it is also true that Eminem had managed to impress some people on the local Detroit scene and even at school.

The song “Git Up” from the D12World album has a lot of energic beats. Although the words are mostly offensive, it creates an enthousiastic athmosphere and it’s a real pleasure to listen to it. Kon Artis descibes the song as “pure adrenaline”:

Friday May 07, 2004 @ 01:00 PM By: ChartAttack.com Staff Beastie Boys http://www.chartattack.com/damn/2004/05/0705.cfm

The 313 “Now everybody from the 313, put your motherfucking hands in the air and follow me!”.

The Detroit underground is rich of various talents and artists. Many Detroit underground emcees have collaborated with Eminem and his D12 crew. Let’s have a short look at four of them :