Rapper. Eminem was as Marshall Bruce Mathers III on 17 October 1972 in St. Joseph, Missouri was born. He never knew his father, Marshall Mathers, Jr., in addition to the family when Eminem was still a child and tried all of the many rejected his son to contact him during his childhood. As a result, Eminem was raised by his mother, Deborah Mathers. She has never managed to hold down a job for more than a few months at a time, so they moved often between the Missouri and Detroit, Michigan, most of the time spent in public housing projects. "I would go to school two or three times a year," Eminem will be called again later. "That was probably the hardest part about all this."
This outpatient lifestyle had a major influence on his personality. He had no close friends, was almost entirely for himself and was treated like a pariah at every new school treats. "Beat beaten in the bathroom, the hallways, pushed into lockers," he recalls. Eminem's scathing criticism of the way his mother raised him. Through his lyrics, he publicly accused them dependent on prescription drugs and subjected him to physical and emotional abuse. However, Deborah Mathers denied all these allegations, and in 1999 they had a $ 10 million defamation lawsuit against her son. They settled the case for $ 25,000.
Eminem attended Lincoln High School in Warren, Michigan, where he was not the ninth grade three times and finally broke at the age of 17 Although he was a poor student, Eminem has always been a deep affinity for language, comic books and eat even study in the dictionary. "I felt that no matter how bad I was in school, how, and no matter how low my skills could sometimes be, I was always good at English ... I feel like I want to be able to use all those words at my disposal in my vocabulary at all times when I have to unplug it. You know, somewhere that they are saved, like, lock and key. "As a teenage dropout, Eminem has found a way to express his passion for language , but also lose its youthful rage, the emerging musical genre of hip-hip. He identified himself with the nihilistic fury of the late 1980s and early 1990s, rap music, and he was pleased especially with NWA, the popular and highly controversial gangster rap crew from Los Angeles.
Although at the time of the rap music almost exclusively by black people, Eminem, that pale white skin and bright blue eyes was produced and included in the Detroit rap scene as a frequent competitor in rap "battles," contests, in which two rappers insult alternately the other by improvised rap lyrics. Eminem proved adept at such a slugfest, and despite his race, quickly became one of the most respected figures in the underground rap scene in Detroit. He recalled: "I finally found something that yes, the child here, you know, he may have more chicks, and he can, you know, better clothes, or whatever, but he can not as I do. You know what I mean? He can not write what I write. And it began to feel, who knows, maybe Marshall gettin 'some respect. "Mathers took the stage name M & M, referring to his initials, which he later began to write phonetically as "Eminem". This period in the life of Eminem's coming odd jobs to make ends meet, while participating in rap battles and tried desperately to a record deal was later dramatized in Eminem's movie 8 Mile semiautobiographical country.
This outpatient lifestyle had a major influence on his personality. He had no close friends, was almost entirely for himself and was treated like a pariah at every new school treats. "Beat beaten in the bathroom, the hallways, pushed into lockers," he recalls. Eminem's scathing criticism of the way his mother raised him. Through his lyrics, he publicly accused them dependent on prescription drugs and subjected him to physical and emotional abuse. However, Deborah Mathers denied all these allegations, and in 1999 they had a $ 10 million defamation lawsuit against her son. They settled the case for $ 25,000.
Eminem attended Lincoln High School in Warren, Michigan, where he was not the ninth grade three times and finally broke at the age of 17 Although he was a poor student, Eminem has always been a deep affinity for language, comic books and eat even study in the dictionary. "I felt that no matter how bad I was in school, how, and no matter how low my skills could sometimes be, I was always good at English ... I feel like I want to be able to use all those words at my disposal in my vocabulary at all times when I have to unplug it. You know, somewhere that they are saved, like, lock and key. "As a teenage dropout, Eminem has found a way to express his passion for language , but also lose its youthful rage, the emerging musical genre of hip-hip. He identified himself with the nihilistic fury of the late 1980s and early 1990s, rap music, and he was pleased especially with NWA, the popular and highly controversial gangster rap crew from Los Angeles.
Although at the time of the rap music almost exclusively by black people, Eminem, that pale white skin and bright blue eyes was produced and included in the Detroit rap scene as a frequent competitor in rap "battles," contests, in which two rappers insult alternately the other by improvised rap lyrics. Eminem proved adept at such a slugfest, and despite his race, quickly became one of the most respected figures in the underground rap scene in Detroit. He recalled: "I finally found something that yes, the child here, you know, he may have more chicks, and he can, you know, better clothes, or whatever, but he can not as I do. You know what I mean? He can not write what I write. And it began to feel, who knows, maybe Marshall gettin 'some respect. "Mathers took the stage name M & M, referring to his initials, which he later began to write phonetically as "Eminem". This period in the life of Eminem's coming odd jobs to make ends meet, while participating in rap battles and tried desperately to a record deal was later dramatized in Eminem's movie 8 Mile semiautobiographical country.
It was also during this period of his life began from Eminem Kim Ann Scott, an old friend from high school, and in 1995 the couple had a daughter named Hailie Jade Scott. Inspired by the birth of his daughter to make his living as a rapper, in 1996, Eminem released his first rap album, Infinite. While the album shows flashes of his verbal skills, biting humor and sense of storytelling to the low-budget record is not for profit, or more than local attention.
A year later, however, Eminem released The Slim Shady LP demo, which was discovered by Dr. Dre, the legendary producer and former rapper Eminem's traveled the most popular rap group NWA, Dr. Dre to Detroit to see Eminem compete in a rap battle and Eminem impression was that he signed to his label, Interscope Records site. In 1999, after two years working with Dr. Dre, Eminem released The Slim Shady LP. The heavily hyped album was an instant success and went on to sell over three million copies. Eminem's first single, "My Name Is," a childish sense of humor with unbridled energy and flashes of violence, profanity and a powerful and fascinating combination that was from other reports in the mix. Marshall and Kim Mathers remarried the same year.
Eminem is the second studio album, The Marshall Mathers LP, 2000. The album was Eminem poetic talent and his artistic and emotional range. His songs range from manic comic ("The Real Slim Shady") moving to heartbreaking ("Stan"), the explosive violence ("Kim") to disarmingly self-critical ("The Way I Am"). The Marshall Mathers LP sold over 19 million copies worldwide, won a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album received a nomination for album of the year and is widely regarded as one of the greatest rap albums of all time viewed.
Nevertheless, The Marshall Mathers LP was also a storm of criticism for its excessive profanity, glorification of drugs and violence and the apparent homophobia and misogyny. While Eminem attempts to minimize such criticism by claiming that his raps only bad language, he is surrounded from childhood, which are later by performing a duet with Elton John at the Grammy Awards to show open to the gay community, Eminem still widely reviled in some circles for his offensive lyrical content.
In 2001, Eminem back with some of his friends from the Detroit underground rap scene, the group released an album called Devil's Night D12 form with the popular single "Purple Pills". A year later, Eminem has a new solo album, The Eminem Show, another popular and critically acclaimed album, emphasized by the train, "Without Me," "Cleaning Out My Closet" and "Sing For The Moment". His next album, 2004, Encore, was less successful than his previous work, but still featured popular songs like "Like Toy Soldiers" and "Mockingbird".
A year later, however, Eminem released The Slim Shady LP demo, which was discovered by Dr. Dre, the legendary producer and former rapper Eminem's traveled the most popular rap group NWA, Dr. Dre to Detroit to see Eminem compete in a rap battle and Eminem impression was that he signed to his label, Interscope Records site. In 1999, after two years working with Dr. Dre, Eminem released The Slim Shady LP. The heavily hyped album was an instant success and went on to sell over three million copies. Eminem's first single, "My Name Is," a childish sense of humor with unbridled energy and flashes of violence, profanity and a powerful and fascinating combination that was from other reports in the mix. Marshall and Kim Mathers remarried the same year.
Eminem is the second studio album, The Marshall Mathers LP, 2000. The album was Eminem poetic talent and his artistic and emotional range. His songs range from manic comic ("The Real Slim Shady") moving to heartbreaking ("Stan"), the explosive violence ("Kim") to disarmingly self-critical ("The Way I Am"). The Marshall Mathers LP sold over 19 million copies worldwide, won a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album received a nomination for album of the year and is widely regarded as one of the greatest rap albums of all time viewed.
Nevertheless, The Marshall Mathers LP was also a storm of criticism for its excessive profanity, glorification of drugs and violence and the apparent homophobia and misogyny. While Eminem attempts to minimize such criticism by claiming that his raps only bad language, he is surrounded from childhood, which are later by performing a duet with Elton John at the Grammy Awards to show open to the gay community, Eminem still widely reviled in some circles for his offensive lyrical content.
In 2001, Eminem back with some of his friends from the Detroit underground rap scene, the group released an album called Devil's Night D12 form with the popular single "Purple Pills". A year later, Eminem has a new solo album, The Eminem Show, another popular and critically acclaimed album, emphasized by the train, "Without Me," "Cleaning Out My Closet" and "Sing For The Moment". His next album, 2004, Encore, was less successful than his previous work, but still featured popular songs like "Like Toy Soldiers" and "Mockingbird".
For the next few years included Eminem and very little music was largely consumed with personal problems. Eminem and Kim Mathers divorced in 2000 but remained married a tempestuous relationship off and on in 2006 to maintain. But they are again a few months later separated and began a long, ugly and very public custody dispute over their daughter Hailie. Meanwhile, Eminem slipped further into alcoholism and addiction to sleeping pills and prescription painkillers. In December 2007 he overdosed and nearly died. "If I stay in hospital two hours later have, it would have been," he said.
In the spring of 2008, Eminem had managed his drug and alcohol addiction kick and returned to recording music. He released his first album of new music in five years, Relapse, in 2009 with the singles "Crack a Bottle" and "Beautiful". In 2010 Eminem released a new album, Recovery, a highly autobiographical attempt to come up with his experiences of addiction and rehabilitation. His most famous album for years, met a friendlier and more inspiring recreation tone than his earlier music. Eminem: "I do not want to go overboard with it, but I feel as if I people who may have been in a similar situation, why not?"
Eminem is certainly one of the most famous rappers in the short history of the genre. Like any other single artist, he is responsible for the transformation into a mainstream rap music genre in the last ten years. And after 10 years and seven albums, the rapper, who shocked shocked and fascinated the world of music with unbridled fury of his youthful music to re-invent itself as a mature artist. "I've learned not so angry about the things I like to fuck count my blessings instead. With this I have been a happy man, I hate all this was even under a time," said Eminem. "The music that I would not say it has, fortunately, but it is definitely more optimistic. I feel like I'm back."
In the spring of 2008, Eminem had managed his drug and alcohol addiction kick and returned to recording music. He released his first album of new music in five years, Relapse, in 2009 with the singles "Crack a Bottle" and "Beautiful". In 2010 Eminem released a new album, Recovery, a highly autobiographical attempt to come up with his experiences of addiction and rehabilitation. His most famous album for years, met a friendlier and more inspiring recreation tone than his earlier music. Eminem: "I do not want to go overboard with it, but I feel as if I people who may have been in a similar situation, why not?"
Eminem is certainly one of the most famous rappers in the short history of the genre. Like any other single artist, he is responsible for the transformation into a mainstream rap music genre in the last ten years. And after 10 years and seven albums, the rapper, who shocked shocked and fascinated the world of music with unbridled fury of his youthful music to re-invent itself as a mature artist. "I've learned not so angry about the things I like to fuck count my blessings instead. With this I have been a happy man, I hate all this was even under a time," said Eminem. "The music that I would not say it has, fortunately, but it is definitely more optimistic. I feel like I'm back."
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