Eminem Biography

Biography

family surely needed. It was absolutely difficult for him who had nothing except the "sucks" life experiences he used as the topic of his rap lyrics. One year later that was in 1996 Eminem recorded his first album "Infinite", which received only few reviews. Learned from his previous failure, he soon produced "Slim Shady," an alter ego that wasn't afraid to say whatever he felt. Worked on the song with all his heart and strength, Em was totally for it, in which it reflects his feelings toward his mother who was accused of physically and mentally abusing his younger brother. In 1997, Kimberly Ann Scott left him and forbade him to see their children, which meant that he should, one more time, leave with his mother, dragged him to hate her even more as he became more sympathize towards his brother. Be in that situation sent Eminem to a frequent rate of drug abuse and alcohol that surely affected his composition. Once committed suicide, he finally realized the best and only way to escape from his unhappy life was his musical ambition. Such depression led him to release the brutal “The Slim Shady EP”, grabbed some of the composition he ...

had written long time before. Created the impression for his exaggerated, nasal-voiced rapping style and his skin color, many people named him music's next "great white hope."

His victory in the Freestyle Category at the 1997's Rap Olympics MC Battle in Los Angeles had sent him to a recording, for which he signed a contract with Dr. Dre. Both then started to record "My Name Is" before Dre finally agreed to produce Em's first album, with "Just Don't Give A Fuck" single as the album preview. Reconciliation with Kimberly Ann Scott led them to the marriage held in the fall of 1998, soon after which Eminem was signed by Interscope who put him under the advice of Dr. Dre. After that, Em performed on Kid Rock's “Devil Without a Cause” that resulted nothing for his career, except the buzz that surrounding him.

In early 1999, he released “The Slim Shady LP.” Made famous by singles "My Name Is" and "Guilty Conscience," over the next years the album went triple platinum, left the pros and cons over the album's lyrics far behind. In 2001 the album was completed and Dre asked Em to work with him on his new album that ...