On this episode, DeCypherEd Co-Hosts Skip and DJ's reaction to JID's track "Animals pt. 1" featuring Eminem aka Slim Shady. If you like the reaction, be sure to like comment share and subscribe for more content! We have in-depth album reviews, hiphop discussions, and reactions on our channel. Thanks for watching.
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On this episode, DeCypherEd Co-Hosts Skip and DJ's reaction to JID's track "Animals pt. 1" featuring Eminem aka Slim Shady. If you like the reaction, be sure to like comment share and subscribe for more content! We have in-depth album reviews, hiphop discussions, and reactions on our channel. Thanks for watching.
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#rap #hiphop #podcast #eminem #fuel #musicreactions #shadyrecords #drdre #jid #jidtypebeat #dreamville #hiphopartist #songreaction #deathofslimshady #marshallmathers #rapper #lyrics
Here though, up until that ‘Hit Em Up’ line, you could hear that 2002 Shady tone crystal clear, and then after that, it shifted into that Marshall Mathers LP 2001 voice, which was crazy nostalgic to catch.
I caught a few vocal changes in JID’s verse too, but overall both absolutely killed it. And honestly, Em evolving like this — new pockets, fresh flows, different wordplay — that’s what I wanna see from an artist. Nobody should be stuck talking about the same stuff from 20 years ago. The subject matter’s different now, but the skill set’s still elite.
This was a murder on a track — everything you’d wanna hear as a hip-hop fan. Salute to both of them for putting on for the culture, and salute to y’all for catching the details most people miss.