INTERVIEW EMINEM 2015 TV

ThatвЂ™s a conversation that needs to be put to bed the quickest. I know white motherfuckers that are wilder than black dudes I know, as far as some thugging shit.

MILLER: I grew up around people of all different races that were all different types of people. White people got the right idea: the first thought, the first action, is to be a supporter. Maybe Hispanic people donвЂ™t fuck with each other and support each other as much as they should. Maybe the problem is that black people donвЂ™t support each other and donвЂ™t fuck with each other as much as they should. It used to be so difficult for me being a white rapper, but now, it doesnвЂ™t eat at me as much. But I did that shit, and that shit was huge for me. I wanted to go through the same shit that everyone else did. It was hard to sit here and know that, because I was a white dude, I was able to sell easier and be more marketable. Six thousand kids, and IвЂ™m the first hip-hop show because IвЂ™m white-college-friendly. I remember touring and doing shows, and I was the first rap show ever in all these colleges. MILLER: And itвЂ™s funny because, when Blue Slide Park happened, there was a surge of all these kids, and we were able to sell 10,000 units on iTunes just out of nowhere. STAPLES: Yeah, that shit is a genre, bro. White people that rap, itвЂ™s like, вЂњOh, thatвЂ™s wassup. Are we talking about white people that rap, or white rappers? Cause itвЂ™s a fuckin difference. STAPLES: I thought Paul Wall was Puerto Rican. Earlier, white rappers were just on the super storytelling, very poetic. You have a RiFF RAFF, and an Action Bronson, and me, who are all completely different. MILLER: Now itвЂ™s evolved to where you have different types of white rappers. I was trying to hear some Ja Rule, like, вЂњNigga, where Ashanti at? DonвЂ™t nobody wanna hear you rappinвЂ™ about your momma.вЂќ ThatвЂ™s how I was feeling in my younger days. I saw вЂњPurple Pills,вЂќ and I was like, вЂњWhat the fuck is these niggas doinвЂ™?вЂќ But I didnвЂ™t really care about rapping. STAPLES: I ainвЂ™t really fuck with Eminem at first.

I definitely had a moment of being a young white kid rapping every lyric in the mirror.

INTERVIEW EMINEM 2015 TV

People are like, вЂњYeah! A white guy rapping! I wanna support that because not a lot of white guys rap!вЂќ I remember hearing Eminem for the first time in my kitchen: I had a really little TV that was as big as my head, and вЂњThe Real Slim ShadyвЂќ was on MTV. MILLER: ThatвЂ™s a huge reason why itвЂ™s become so big right now.

Interview eminem 2015