With less than a month until the release of my book...promotion will be started any day now. I look forward to everyone buying at least 10 copies. It's Christmas, you know...and a very early Hanukkah.
Here is another list from the book: Eminem
Let me know what you think!!
EMINEM
Does
one of the best-selling artists need more exposure? The answer is yes. Eminem is a great example of how to stay
relevant in a rapidly changing field.
One of hip-hop's greatest innovations is the "guest spot." Sometimes rappers can overdo it and include
too many guests on their album. There is
nothing more annoying than a rapper having so many guests that he barely has
any time for himself. Featuring a couple
of really great guests can have a huge impact on your album credibility, not to
mention more exposure for the guest.
Eminem is the best guest any rapper can ask to have on his album. Em's drop-ins are magnetic, not just elevating
the songs but inspiring his fellow rappers, too. Would 50 Cent be a household
name without Em's involvement? Would Dr. Dre’s Chronic 2001 be as legendary without young Eminem's pugilistic
word-wit?
Eminem
is not successful because of his guest spots.
It’s his lyrics. He is one of the
best lyricists of all time in any genre. It just goes to show that everybody
can benefit from a little help, even the best.
Fun
Fact: In America,
Eminem was the top-selling artist of the '00s, selling 32 million albums. Close behind in second place were The
Beatles.
The 11 Best Eminem Guest Spots:
1.
Renegade
(Jay-Z - Blueprint)
3.
Gatman
And Robbin (50 Cent – The
Massacre)
4.
Drama
Setter (Tony Yayo – Thoughts
of A Predicated Felon)
5.
We
Ain’t (The Game – The
Documentary)
6.
It
Has Been Said (Notorious B.I.G. – Duets)
7.
Don’t
Approach Me (Xzibit – Restless)
8.
On
Fire
(Lloyd Banks – Hunger For More)
9.
Rush
Ya Clique (Outsidaz – Night
Life EP)
10. Chemical Warfare
(The Alchemist – Chemical Warfare)
11. Touchdown
(T.I. – T.I. vs. T.I.P.)
Buy Eminem's new album, The Marshall Mathers LP 2...now!!!
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