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100
While he acts dumb and petulant for MTV, the complex psychological rendering of Stan, and Mathers’ gloriously elastic way with words – that explosive, slangy poetry which manages to force seemingly natural rhymes out of phrases that bear no relation to each other – just confirms Eminem as the finest lyricist of his generation, and America’s most vital satirist since Bill Hicks.
6y
100
The formidable original, featuring that melancholic sample lifted from Dido’s ”Thank You,” can be found on his Marshall Mathers LP.
9y
100
The first time I hear Stan, it nearly reduced me to tears.
2y
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Track List
- Stan (Radio Edit) (feat. Dido)
- Guilty Conscience (Radio Version With Gunshot)
- Hazardous Youth (A Cappella Version)
- Sway & King Tech - Get You Mad (feat. DJ Revolution, with Eminem)
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6mo
A cautionary tale against letting a parasocial relationship consume your life and sanity. Really good
