i was maybe 10 or 11 and my mom let me pick any cd i wanted from walmart (it was the clean version ha)
still one of my favorite albums of all time. ‘99-02 slim shady was truly a moment
being the clean version makes this perfect! I could only listen to Eminem on MTV when I was younger so never heard the real versions until much later in life
Anytime I would hear him on the radio I would freak out. After a while my Dad shoved his music videos in my face. I learned everyone of his songs from the handwritten album and the choreography of every one of the videos.
I don't know how my Dad wasn't embarrassed of me but to be fair I was only like 8 or 9.
I still love this album, I dare to says it stays his best one.
My big sister was a HUGE directioner and I wanted To be like her so I’m pretty sure I asked my mom to get me this for my 10th birthday… still some bangers on here let’s not kid ourselves! I remember not having a cd player or a car at 10yrs old so I would kinda just keep it on me and put it in my moms car or at a friends house or something. friends at school teased me a lil bit but actually not that much, open-minded 10yr olds fr. I got a lot of future music taste from her so thanks Deirdre
inspired by another post i just saw on here about how no one gives a fuck about the “embarrassing” thing you just did. i think about this tweet from time to time and just start laughing
like sunday morning stored onto a cd.
other honorable mentions: ‘antisocialites’ by alvvays, ‘is this it?’ by the strokes and ‘tapestry’ by carole king.
