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Post by me on Jan 21, 2020 11:28:36 GMT -5
A lot of people say Farewell is really also about Em’s drug problem, just like Never Love Again. E.g. in 2006 Em’s drug problem got really bad and ‘flipped his life around’. He just put a twist on it to make it sound like a romantic relationship 🤷🏼♀️
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Post by original on Jan 21, 2020 11:31:56 GMT -5
This is the song that Em sampled for Farewell.👌👌🥂 This song is a bop! Em has good taste in music! This original song is good dancehall. I wonder how Em even heard about it or did one of the producers have it already and Em did his thing. The original song and farewell pretty much share the same sentiments. That’s My same question!😅It seems like he liked it cause he even included a snippet of the original at the end of the song. And he also helped to produce it! Farewell is produced By Ricky Racks & Eminem 👌🤗 |
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Post by brianna on Jan 21, 2020 11:40:23 GMT -5
A lot of people say Farewell is really also about Em’s drug problem, just like Never Love Again. E.g. in 2006 Em’s drug problem got really bad and ‘flipped his life around’. He just put a twist on it to make it sound like a romantic relationship 🤷🏼♀️ Too much about sex and sucking dick for me to buy that, lol With NLA you can see every mention as a drug reference -/ I was really impressed, actually, when I went over the lyrics Farewell is just in the same vein as Normal, LTWYL, LYM, etc He’s definitely making the same type of song I did wish for more content variety on this album |
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Post by shimy on Jan 21, 2020 11:47:29 GMT -5
A lot of people say Farewell is really also about Em’s drug problem, just like Never Love Again. E.g. in 2006 Em’s drug problem got really bad and ‘flipped his life around’. He just put a twist on it to make it sound like a romantic relationship 🤷🏼♀️ I don't think it's about drugs. He normally makes it obvious when it's about that. For all we know its just a song (with no underlying meaning) that he wrote and made it similar to the sample. Unlike Never Love Again the lyrics clearly equate to it being about a love/hate relationship (not saying it has to be about "her") with the exception of a few lines like the 06 part. Someone on genius said maybe he meant 69 lmao |
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Post by me on Jan 21, 2020 12:01:06 GMT -5
A lot of people say Farewell is really also about Em’s drug problem, just like Never Love Again. E.g. in 2006 Em’s drug problem got really bad and ‘flipped his life around’. He just put a twist on it to make it sound like a romantic relationship 🤷🏼♀️ I don't think it's about drugs. He normally makes it obvious when it's about that. For all we know its just a song (with no underlying meaning) that he wrote and made it similar to the sample. Unlike Never Love Again the lyrics clearly equate to it being about a love/hate relationship (not saying it has to be about "her") with the exception of a few lines like the 06 part. Someone on genius said maybe he meant 69 lmao 90 + 06 ... maybe he just prefers the 96 position ?? 😂😂😂 (whatever that is) LOL! |
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Post by shimy on Jan 21, 2020 12:15:36 GMT -5
I don't think it's about drugs. He normally makes it obvious when it's about that. For all we know its just a song (with no underlying meaning) that he wrote and made it similar to the sample. Unlike Never Love Again the lyrics clearly equate to it being about a love/hate relationship (not saying it has to be about "her") with the exception of a few lines like the 06 part. Someone on genius said maybe he meant 69 lmao 90 + 06 ... maybe he just prefers the 96 position ?? 😂😂😂 (whatever that is) LOL! When I read it there I was trying to make since of it in my head like how does 06 upside down and 90 mean 69. We know Emzy is a slut  |
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Post by original on Jan 21, 2020 12:16:22 GMT -5
Well NLA is a metaphorical song and it can be interpreted wherever you like, but he also hinted that it might be about the same person cause Eminem’s friend don’t like her and Royce’s wife even threw shade one time.
Em says’ my friends say you are not good for me.”
And His mom wrote a book where she clearly stated “she is a habit he can’t quit.”
And Em says in Never love again “ you are my habit, the cause of my pain and my medicine.”
So, the song can be interpreted as a song about addiction, but he also gave us 2 hints that is about a person; but obviously he doesn’t want to make it too obvious.
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Post by shimy on Jan 21, 2020 12:23:42 GMT -5
A lot of people say Farewell is really also about Em’s drug problem, just like Never Love Again. E.g. in 2006 Em’s drug problem got really bad and ‘flipped his life around’. He just put a twist on it to make it sound like a romantic relationship 🤷🏼♀️ Too much about sex and sucking dick for me to buy that, lol With NLA you can see every mention as a drug reference -/ I was really impressed, actually, when I went over the lyrics Farewell is just in the same vein as Normal, LTWYL, LYM, etc He’s definitely making the same type of song I did wish for more content variety on this album Didn't he say in Normal he might think of getting back together if she gets her shit together? Oh Em
I like what someone else said earlier he seems to recycle the same topics every album drugs, making fun of something, groupies and Kim. This could be one of those recycled topics but I will admit even if he one day gets the woman of his dreams I like hearing about how him and Kim are doing. He let us in so much it would be weird not to hear a song about her.
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Post by brianna on Jan 21, 2020 12:25:01 GMT -5
Well NLA is a metaphorical song and it can be interpreted wherever you like, but he also hinted that it might be about the same person cause Eminem’s friend don’t like her and Royce’s wife even threw shade one time. Em says’ my friends say you are not good for me.” And His mom wrote a book where she clearly stated “she is a habit he can’t quit.” And Em says in Never love again “ you are my habit, the cause of my pain and my medicine.” So, the song can be interpreted as a song about addiction, but he also gave us 2 hints that is about a person; but obviously he doesn’t want to make it too obvious. Every line in NLA can be drugs, once you realize that it’s clear Flipping tables to look for pills Took your top off (unscrewed a bottle) when I was on you (on pills) His friends didn’t like him on drugs He only has you (the drugs) because if his financials (money) Wrapped in Saran rap (pills are the only thing that makes sense) He’s done the same thing using hip hop as the twist, but once you realize drugs it’s really clear But with Farewell, it’s definyely about a woman |
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Post by brianna on Jan 21, 2020 12:26:22 GMT -5
Too much about sex and sucking dick for me to buy that, lol With NLA you can see every mention as a drug reference -/ I was really impressed, actually, when I went over the lyrics Farewell is just in the same vein as Normal, LTWYL, LYM, etc He’s definitely making the same type of song I did wish for more content variety on this album Didn't he say in Normal he might think of getting back together if she gets her shit together? Oh Em
I like what someone else said earlier he seems to recycle the same topics every album drugs, making fun of something, groupies and Kim.
Yup. He’s basically giving the same content Probably because not too much in his life is changing. Like, he made a club song admitting it’s just remembering about his club days He talks about whatever he’s going through, and he hasn’t had too many wild new experiences it seems. |
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Post by me on Jan 21, 2020 12:32:34 GMT -5
Well NLA is a metaphorical song and it can be interpreted wherever you like, but he also hinted that it might be about the same person cause Eminem’s friend don’t like her and Royce’s wife even threw shade one time. Em says’ my friends say you are not good for me.” And His mom wrote a book where she clearly stated “she is a habit he can’t quit.” And Em says in Never love again “ you are my habit, the cause of my pain and my medicine.” So, the song can be interpreted as a song about addiction, but he also gave us 2 hints that is about a person; but obviously he doesn’t want to make it too obvious. If you listen to or read the lyrics it’s clear NLA is about drugs, and even at the end you can hear him throw the pills in the toilet and flush them |
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Post by shimy on Jan 21, 2020 12:33:38 GMT -5
Didn't he say in Normal he might think of getting back together if she gets her shit together? Oh Em
I like what someone else said earlier he seems to recycle the same topics every album drugs, making fun of something, groupies and Kim.
Yup. He’s basically giving the same content Probably because not too much in his life is changing. Like, he made a club song admitting it’s just remembering about his club days He talks about whatever he’s going through, and he hasn’t had too many wild new experiences it seems. I can only imagine how many women he was picking up in 98-99
I had to go back to Jenny's book because I know she probably lied a little but her book is looking to be more truthful as Em tells us more. She said he was meeting women at clubs and having strippers at house parties (ofcourse it was just flings though.)
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Post by original on Jan 21, 2020 13:02:46 GMT -5
Yes, you are right! NLA has a double meaning.
Another question: in Accommodating in one line he mentions directly and openly the name he is not supposed to say anymore but he said it anyway.🤷🏿♀️😱
But do you think he meant Kim Kardashian’s??
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Post by me on Jan 21, 2020 14:27:46 GMT -5
Yes, you are right! NLA has a double meaning. Another question: in Accommodating in one line he mentions directly and openly the name he is not supposed to say anymore but he said it anyway.🤷🏿♀️😱 But do you think he meant Kim Kardashian’s?? Which line? |
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Post by shimy on Jan 21, 2020 14:41:44 GMT -5
Another question: in Accommodating in one line he mentions directly and openly the name he is not supposed to say anymore but he said it anyway.🤷🏿♀️😱 I'm still trying to figure out if the agreement that he couldn't mention her in his songs again or whatever it was they had expired (if it even had an expiration date) or did she get rid of it, or did Em just say it because he knew she wouldn't mind because of the message he was sending. Em usually talks about her by throwing subliminals but Bad Husband is the first time he's actually mentioned her by name since the divorce. |
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