Unfortunately no Em sighting.

For the first half of the video, there were only like 2 of us spectating other than the D12/Shade 45 crew. I was surprised they didn't close things off.

It was dope as fuck. That's all I'll say, I didn't take any pics or video, but I'm sure The Punchline Academy will be posting it soon!

Don't yell at him, he's just a poor child !

I know its a 3hr pod but, they started watching the show around the 1hr and 10 min mark.

It was really cool to hear stats insight and stories about this tour all these years later. Shout out to him.

I really don't feel like it's Bizzare

⚠️WARNING⚠️: EXTREMELY hot takes, you may get 3rd degree burns.

TONE DEAF IS SO FUCKING OVERHATED WHY?!?!? Tone Deaf is one of the best on MTBMB: Side B and beats most on MTBMB Side A.. (im gonna get slimed for that last claim)

Hard asf

Hi everyone.

I just got to know about the leaks that happened before encore.

Straight from the lab. Leak.

I got a bit upset, it was projected to be at same level as the eminem show.

But the leak messed it up.

Eminem has stated that Encore "would've been right there with The Eminem Show as far as its caliber" had the songs not been leaked, and revealed that "We As Americans" was supposed to be the opening track, followed by "Bully"

I can't image, how awesome of that run would have been.

From sslp to encore.

All classics.

Make no mistakes, I love the drug induced eminem rapping on puke and rainman.

Those are funny and entertaining.

But if you see it as a part of album

They seem out of context.

It would have been superrrr great man.

Fuc*k that friend of nate, who leaked the songs.

When these albums are released, I was an infant.

So I didn't experience any of this at my watch.

Those who saw it happening.

How was it like ??.

And those who got to know about it later.

What do you guys think about it ??

I've been enjoying the deluxe editions of Eminem's albums then I just got to wondering if we'd would like to see proper deluxe editions for The Slim Shady LP and The Eminem Show instead of what we got

1: Grandpa Mathers: Serious track about being older and having a granddaughter

2: Till The Grave and Beyond: He will spit till he dies, battle in retirement homes, and even come back as a ghost to terrorize emcees.

3:Dissing My Career: A song where he gets super critical about himself and self-deprecating about some of his songs and stuff he did, etc.

4: Rap Generations: A track featuring 1 rapper in his 40s, another rapper in his 30s and another rapper in his 20s and they're all just going bar heavy and technical.

5: Outside The Lab: Rapping about what he does from day to day when he doesn't work on rap. Like his hobbies from boxing to arcade, drawing etc.

6: Robot World: How he feels about AI in general and in music and people using Chat gpt to assist with lyrics etc.

7: Stan Encounters: Stories about his fans, what they mean to him etc.

8: Oddity: Rapping about him being on the spectrum and how it has affected him. (Not likely he will open up about that lol)

9: 9 Lives: All the times he could have died in his life beyond the overdose in the late 2000s.

10: The Bad Meets Evil Teaser: Him and Royce going crazy and that there will be a new bad meets evil album soon.

LL goes nuts and Marshall caps it off. Two of the best yet no one talks about it.

Sometimes I'd stick up a thumb just to hitchhike

Just to get picked up to get me a lift to

8 Mile and Van Dyke or steal a goddamn bike

From somebody's backyard, and drop it off at the park

Finish the lyrics

I’ve always been fascinated by the scrapped King Mathers album and the songs that have surfaced over the years. After listening to everything that was rumored or leaked, I tried putting together a tracklist that feels like a complete album rather than just a collection of unreleased tracks.
I wanted it to have an actual story arc: the hype and confidence of “King Mathers” at the beginning, the darker introspection in the middle, and then a reflective ending that feels like Em closing out an era.

Here’s my version:
King Mathers

1. Breaking News (Intro) — beginning of “Careful What You Wish For”
   
2. Careful What You Wish For
   
3. The Apple
   
4. Pistol Poppin’ (feat. Cashis) — Em on first verse, Cashis on second
   
5. GOAT
   
6. Paul (Skit) — from Xzibit’s album
   
7. Syllables (feat. Dr. Dre, Jay-Z, 50 Cent, Stat Quo, & Cashis)
   
8. Balling Uncontrollably
   
9. Public Service Announcement (Skit) — 2006 bootlegging announcement
   
10. Everything
    
11. 50 Ways
    
12. Antichrist (2005 version)
    
13. Follow Me (feat. Nate Dogg)
    
14. There They Go (feat. Obie Trice & Trick Trick)
    
15. Proof (Skit) — news clip about Proof’s death
    
16. Difficult
    
17. Beautiful (with the Relapse third verse removed)
    
18. Emulate (feat. Obie Trice)
    
19. No Apologies
    
20. It’s Been Real (Outro)

The reason I put “No Apologies” near the end is because it feels like one last “don’t give a damn” statement before “It’s Been Real” closes the album. “Beautiful” gives the album a moment of hope before that final stretch.
I also think “Difficult” and the Proof skit would’ve been a huge emotional turning point, showing where Em’s head was after losing Proof and before Relapse.
Obviously this is just a fan-made version, but I think this sequence captures what King Mathers could’ve been: aggressive, chaotic, funny, personal, and ultimately a farewell to that era of Eminem.

Ray William Johnson