About EMINEM

                                                                 EMINEM

His real name is Marshall Mathers, but you'll probably know him as Eminem. That's his stage name which initially was M&M(Marshall Mathers) eventually it became Eminem.

He is an American rapper, song-writer, producer and yes an actor too!. He is the biggest selling artist of past decade.

I'm Eminem's greatest fan..he is a legend United states of America has  produced. I started listening to his music when i was in 8th grade. I was so impressed by his tracks, till date i can't go a day without listening to him.

I love the way he raps <3, no artist in the present decade can outsell him.  And no one ever did.

the thing i like about him is his lyrics,he is a lyrical genius his lyrics are so meaningful and touching.

I have to speak about his intensity, believe me he is so full of energy all pumped up, his mitochondria is such a powerhouse. His energy never drops seriously bob sheer intensity and that intensity i can feel every time i listen to him however trust me i listen to him when i jog which helps me to run couple of extra rounds :p and listening to him early morning just makes my day enthusiastic and blissful his tracks fills me with immense motivation and energy yes energy to get my day going..

He's always in full swing you'll get to know if you watch his live concerts, whether you are a fan of Eminem or not his story and struggle through his life will certainly inspire you.

     History :-

Marshall Bruce Mathers III was born on October 17, 1972, in St.Joseph, Missoury. He is the only child of Marshall Bruce Mathers, Jr. (born June 30, 1951 and known as Bruce) and Deborah Rae "Debbie" Nelson (born January 6, 1955).

 Eminem is of English, German, Scottish, and Swiss descent. Debbie was 14 when she first met 18-year-old Bruce. At age 17, she nearly died during her son's 73-hour birth. His parents were in a band called Daddy War-bucks, playing in Ramada Inns along the Dakota-Montana border before their relationship went sour. Bruce left the family shortly thereafter, moving to California. Bruce later had two other children, Michael and Sarah (born c. 1982).Debbie later had a son named Nathan "Nate" Kane Samara (born February 3, 1986).

      During childhood, Eminem and Debbie shuttled between Missouri and Michigan, rarely staying in one house for more than a year or two, and mostly living with family members. In Missouri, they lived in various cities and towns, including Saint Joseph, Savannah, and Kansas City, before finally settling in Warren, Michigan when Eminem was eleven. As a teen, Eminem wrote letters to his father Bruce. According to Debbie, all of these came back "return to sender". Friends and family contend Eminem was a happy child but also "a bit of a loner" who often was bullied. One such persecutor, De'Angelo Bailey, beat Eminem so badly that the boy suffered a severe head injury. In response, Debbie Nelson filed a lawsuit against the school in 1982, but the case was dismissed the following year.

Eminem spent much of his formative years living in a lower-middle-class Detroit neighborhood that was majority black. He and Debbie were one of three white households on their block, and Eminem was confronted and beaten up by African American youths on several occasions.

As a child, Eminem developed an interest in storytelling and aspired to become a comic book artist before discovering hip hop Eminem heard his first rap song, "Reckless," featuring Ice-T, at age nine on the Breaking soundtrack, which he received as a gift from Debbie's half-brother Ronald "Ronnie" Polkinghorn. Ronnie committed suicide ten years later; the loss affected Eminem so greatly that he stopped speaking for days and was absent from the funeral.

His home life was seldom stable, and Eminem frequently fought with his mother. She was described by a social worker as having a "very suspicious, almost paranoid personality." When her son became famous, Debbie bristled at any suggestion that she was less than an ideal mother, contending that she sheltered Eminem and was responsible for his success. In 1987, Debbie allowed runaway Kimberly Ann "Kim" Scott to stay at their home; several years later, Eminem began an on-and-off relationship with Kim. After spending three years in ninth grade due to truancy and poor grades, he dropped out of Lincoln High School at age 17. Although he was deeply interested in English, he never explored literature (preferring comic books instead) and disliked math and social studies. He worked several jobs to help his mother with bills, later maintaining that he was often kicked out anyway. When she would leave to play bingo, Eminem would blast the stereo and write lyrics.

At the age of 14, he began rapping with high-school friend Mike Ruby, the two adopting the names "Manix" and "M&M," which soon morphed into Eminem. Eminem sneaked into neighboring Osborn High School with friend and fellow rapper Proof for lunchroom freestyle rap battles. On Saturdays, the two friends attended open-mic contests at the Hip-Hop Shop, located on West 7 Mile. The spot was considered the "ground zero" for the Detroit rap scene. While struggling to succeed in a predominantly black industry, Eminem gained the approval of underground hip hop audiences. When putting together verses, Eminem wanted most words to rhyme. His technique was to write long words or phrases out on paper and, underneath, work on rhymes for each syllable. Even though it often made little sense, the drill helped him practice sounds and rhymes.

As his reputation and profile grew, he was recruited to join several rap groups. The first of these was the New Jacks. After they disbanded, he joined Soul Intent, who released a single in 1995. This single also featured Proof. The two rappers broke off on their own to form D12, a six-member crew that functioned more as a Wu-Tang-styled collective than a regularly performing group.

 Eminem had his first run-in with the law at age 20, when he was arrested for involvement with a drive-by shooting with a paintball, although the paintball used in the event did not break. The case was dismissed when the victim did not appear in court.

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A small critique on his movie 8-mile

                                             

8 mile or eight mile is actually a street in the Detroit, Michigan area's Mile Road System, which is also the title name of a highly criticized movie 8-mile which Eminem stared in as Jimmy 'B-Rabbit' Smith and staring with him late Brittany Murphy November 10, 1977 – December 20, 2009) as Alex along with Eminem's best friend late Proof(October 2, 1973 – April 11, 2006) as lil' Tic who is also a rapper himself and many others.

His character is basically on himself inspired white rapper, with a critical job, living in a trailor with his troubled mother. With a zeal of becoming a successful rapper and escaping his bleak life.
  8-mile is a drama, music genre which was released on 8th November 2002, directed by Curtis Hanson and written by Scott Silver as depicted in the movie there was a medium which separated blacks from whites the movie shows how he struggles all the criticize he goes through  to win the title, though this movie has faced mountains of judgments and sideswipe for the aggressiveness and filthy verbal use of  language, Marshal Mathers a.k.a Eminem won an Oscar for this movie.