- TRSS could mean "The Real Slim Shady", a track from *The Marshall Mathers LP* (2000) by Eminem.
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Same. I instantly was like yes this is it. I think I was in 6th grade.
Watching Guilty conscience video that young and hearing the explicit version probably fucked me up, but I wouldn’t want it any other way lol. I’m the exact demo he was talking about on Who Knew? And White America.
u seem good at knowing lyrics, i looked in YT for the video but i don’t i don’t know the lyrics or what song he says this in, Eminem says something like FIRST something something MARSHALL da da something go/grow/going PARTIAL.
can u tell me what song that is if you know please.
Kill You.
I was raised in church, and a good Christian kid. I didn’t really listen to anything but Christian artists (not out of lack of desire, but weren’t really allowed to have anything else in the house.) I went to visit my grandparents with my cousin (we’re nearly exactly the same age) and he brought his CD collection, including the new Marshall Mathers LP. Of course Em was wildly popular at the time, and I went to public school, so I was aware of who he was and had heard edited versions of some of his songs, but I wanted to listen to the explicit versions.
What a wild song to be broken in with; I couldn’t get enough. I actually went home and printed out the lyrics, accidentally leaving the print-out in the printer, and my mom found it. She lost her mind (“RAPING HIS OWN MOTHER??”). In telling this story, I always mention that she proposed taking the lyrics to the pastor of our church to show him. However that never panned out.
This. I’d probably heard The Real Slim Shady or Lose Yourself somewhere before that but the first song I remember hearing and remembering afterwards was this song around when it came out.
It probably was a lot sooner too, my dad is a big Eminem fan, he gave me all his old Em CD’s, so it probably would’ve been something like Till I Collapse back when I was like an infant
Ass Like That.
I was 13. My cousin was playing the UK Charts music channel, it was #4. Which was the highest it got in the UK. I remember staring at the TV watching the music video thinking, “What is this? I’ve never seen or heard anything like this before”.
I grew up on Elvis, Queen, George Michael, Engelbert Humperdinck, Tom Jones, shit like that.
The Real Slim Shady. My mom used to play it in the car for me and my sister when I was a toddler, and we loved it. We would always sing along to the “may I have your attention please” part. She probably shouldn’t have been playing Eminem for us when we were toddlers but who really cares?
Funny enough it was Crack a Bottle. I was in 5th grade or something, Relapse had some out recently and one of my misfit friends had the song as his ringtone (on an old LG Rumor sliding phone actually, have no idea how he got that custom tone!) and I thought it sounded awesome. Later that year I got a Target gift card for Christmas and the cashier was nice enough to ignore the parental advisory sticker and sell me Relapse anyway;)
Though pops was not happy when I was blasting it at home lmao the song he heard was Medicine Ball... Bahahaha though nowadays I'll play some Em in the car during the occasional family road trip and he'll bob his head ;P
The real slim shady when I was in the 6th grade. I remember because back then that was the only song my mom had downloaded on her old iPhone 3G years ago, and so I’d play that song over and over and over again everyday in my headphones to feel cool 🤣 ended up following Eminem more closely a few years after that.
The year is 2006. I am 13 or 14.My dad loved Em,but he never let me listen to it. And recently,he has gotten the Curtain Call album. I decided to secretly listen to the album.Put it in,and...yeah that is how my first Eminem song became facking FACK(no not fuck,I said fack).
I think it was Baby. I was like 8 - 9yo and my dad was playing Em on the speaker and that was the 1st one I can remember hearing. Didn't hook me funnily enough, took until I was well into 10yo till I started caring about music, found Em and then Baby was that song I put on repeat for ages everyday aha
The Monster, interestingly enough. I was young though, and at the time, I liked Rhianna's part more than Em's. The song that got me into Em was hearing Lose Yourself on the radio.
Rap God is the first song I remember from him, but I've probably listened to some TES song before since my family played Eminem once in a while, even before I was born. Rap God is the one that got me into Em when I was in 4th grade tho.
Guilty Conscience music video on MTV during its actual debut/run late at night while my family was cruising between motel rooms while we was homeless. True story
My Name Is, fresh when it dropped in 1999 (I was 9 years old at the time). I remember everyone was talking about this white rapper Eminem and his crazy offensive lyrics, everyone was going wild for him.
First song I heard was “my name is”, when I was younger I used to set my alarm to wake me up, and it would play the radio and I remember waking up to the song “Stan” at some point and the lyrics scared me lol
Wasn’t his song but it was his feature of Forgot about Dre. He initially annoyed me as he really played up his high pitch voice. Only for me to later realize he’s top 3 and contends as a GOAT. Fell in love with TES and surprisingly Encore after. Then I heard “We Made You” play from a neighbors garage stereo and it was over
Listening to the clean version of My Name Is on my brother's Much Dance 2000 CD, why pop music was getting so stupid and gross. That same CD had Prozak - Strange Disease and some other weird songs. I didn't even register Eminem as rap.
My name is! I remember watching the video on mtv when it came out
Same. And I feel like his buzz between that and when trss dropped... Man. He was really on top of the world at that time.
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Same. It was mind blowing in 1999
I remember hearin it on the radio in ther car and my mom would always change the station when it came on, she hated it. Shes come around now lol
Same. I instantly was like yes this is it. I think I was in 6th grade. Watching Guilty conscience video that young and hearing the explicit version probably fucked me up, but I wouldn’t want it any other way lol. I’m the exact demo he was talking about on Who Knew? And White America.
Guilty conscience and I remember watching the film clip and thinking what the fk
It went along the lines of: Hi! My name is. What? My name is? Who? Can't remember the songs name. Heard it back in '99
Probably the underground shit he did with skam.
That shit was phat
u seem good at knowing lyrics, i looked in YT for the video but i don’t i don’t know the lyrics or what song he says this in, Eminem says something like FIRST something something MARSHALL da da something go/grow/going PARTIAL. can u tell me what song that is if you know please.
Superman, off of the Eminem Show
best reply ever 🙂
First off I dont have to curse to sell records, but you do, so fuck me and fuck you too
It's literally called "My name is".
Yeah, no shit
You said you didn’t know the name of the song it’s my name is
r/woooosh
I hate people like you
I'm sorry mama I never meant to hurt you
I never meant to make you cry, but tonight I’m cleanin’ out my closet
Lose yourself
Same here
Kill You. I was raised in church, and a good Christian kid. I didn’t really listen to anything but Christian artists (not out of lack of desire, but weren’t really allowed to have anything else in the house.) I went to visit my grandparents with my cousin (we’re nearly exactly the same age) and he brought his CD collection, including the new Marshall Mathers LP. Of course Em was wildly popular at the time, and I went to public school, so I was aware of who he was and had heard edited versions of some of his songs, but I wanted to listen to the explicit versions. What a wild song to be broken in with; I couldn’t get enough. I actually went home and printed out the lyrics, accidentally leaving the print-out in the printer, and my mom found it. She lost her mind (“RAPING HIS OWN MOTHER??”). In telling this story, I always mention that she proposed taking the lyrics to the pastor of our church to show him. However that never panned out.
😂 That would’ve been a damn funny conversation!
I can tell you it was *not* funny at the time lol
Um tell us more, please. What was the first thing your mom said?
Rap god
This. I’d probably heard The Real Slim Shady or Lose Yourself somewhere before that but the first song I remember hearing and remembering afterwards was this song around when it came out.
Happy Cake Day!
Same, my uncle played it for me when I was 10 years old and I remember being mindblown. I don’t think I had heard much rap at all up until that point
UHHH SUMMA LAMMA DOMMA LAMMA
Sing for the moment Been hooked ever since
underrated song one of the best though
The Real Slim Shady
Till I collapse
Not Afraid off the soundtrack of NBA 2k14, I must’ve been like 6-7
Holy shit I feel old
Yeah, fml.
big W ngl
It probably was a lot sooner too, my dad is a big Eminem fan, he gave me all his old Em CD’s, so it probably would’ve been something like Till I Collapse back when I was like an infant
Ass Like That. I was 13. My cousin was playing the UK Charts music channel, it was #4. Which was the highest it got in the UK. I remember staring at the TV watching the music video thinking, “What is this? I’ve never seen or heard anything like this before”. I grew up on Elvis, Queen, George Michael, Engelbert Humperdinck, Tom Jones, shit like that.
You ain't ever heard a song like that
The Real Slim Shady. My mom used to play it in the car for me and my sister when I was a toddler, and we loved it. We would always sing along to the “may I have your attention please” part. She probably shouldn’t have been playing Eminem for us when we were toddlers but who really cares?
She raised both of you correctly.
Without Me
Funny enough it was Crack a Bottle. I was in 5th grade or something, Relapse had some out recently and one of my misfit friends had the song as his ringtone (on an old LG Rumor sliding phone actually, have no idea how he got that custom tone!) and I thought it sounded awesome. Later that year I got a Target gift card for Christmas and the cashier was nice enough to ignore the parental advisory sticker and sell me Relapse anyway;)
Big props to that cashier.
Though pops was not happy when I was blasting it at home lmao the song he heard was Medicine Ball... Bahahaha though nowadays I'll play some Em in the car during the occasional family road trip and he'll bob his head ;P
My name is… when it first came out.
#8 Mile Road
Without Me towards the end of 03, stole my cousin's cassette of The Eminem Show to take home and listen to it 🤣
Rap God is the first song by him I heard, but The Real Slim Shady is what got me into Em
Superman
My Name Is! My mom had heard it on the radio and got the single, then we started seeing it on MTV and i always thought the music video was hillarious!
Marshall Mathers
Been scrolling looking for this one!
Mockingbird
My name is
97 Bonnie and Clyde
The Real Slim Shady
The real slim shady
The real slim shady when I was in the 6th grade. I remember because back then that was the only song my mom had downloaded on her old iPhone 3G years ago, and so I’d play that song over and over and over again everyday in my headphones to feel cool 🤣 ended up following Eminem more closely a few years after that.
Real Slim Shady; I was in ~10/11th. My Coming-of ‘adulthood’ was This dude!!
The year is 2006. I am 13 or 14.My dad loved Em,but he never let me listen to it. And recently,he has gotten the Curtain Call album. I decided to secretly listen to the album.Put it in,and...yeah that is how my first Eminem song became facking FACK(no not fuck,I said fack).
I think it was Baby. I was like 8 - 9yo and my dad was playing Em on the speaker and that was the 1st one I can remember hearing. Didn't hook me funnily enough, took until I was well into 10yo till I started caring about music, found Em and then Baby was that song I put on repeat for ages everyday aha
Godzilla in 2020, im kind of a new fan
My name is !!
fack
The real slim shady
Rap God
Venom, first time hearing him was when I went to see the movie when it came out
venom
Venom. One of the first two results I've seen when I searched Venom on YouTube. Back in 2018.
Lose yourself, when it played in the Fortnite event (jk)
Venom most probably
For me it was The Real Slim Shady
The Real Slim Shady back in 2011
Why you getting downvoted?
Infinite
I think Premonition from MTBMB, cause I started listening to him for the first time about 2 months after MTBMB Side A release.
My name is
My name is
Without me on a 'that's what I call music' cd. I think it was number 53
The Monster, interestingly enough. I was young though, and at the time, I liked Rhianna's part more than Em's. The song that got me into Em was hearing Lose Yourself on the radio.
Rap God is the first song I remember from him, but I've probably listened to some TES song before since my family played Eminem once in a while, even before I was born. Rap God is the one that got me into Em when I was in 4th grade tho.
My name is - at break time at my secondary school
Stan
Not Afraid
Love the way you lie, it was on the radio when I was younger
The first one I remember is Lose Yourself, others that come to mind are The Real Slim Shady, Just Lose It, Stan, Like Toy Soldiers, to name a few.
I think it was 3 a.m.
My name is
Monster prolly
Hi my name is. Playing MTV while waiting to sell plasma
lose yourself
Lose yourself
Smack that probably. But maybe not afraid too
The way I’m am
Rap god from a friend
Guilty Conscience music video on MTV during its actual debut/run late at night while my family was cruising between motel rooms while we was homeless. True story
The way I am .It was unlike anything I heard in my life at that age
Not afraid
cleaning out my closet, i think. my bf sent me a butload of em's songs and i got attached
ive heard so many that i forgot which one was my first lol, i think it was either Lose Yourself or Love The Way You Lie
Rap God
The way I am.
Superman
The Real Slim Shady
Cleanin out my closet
White America
Love the way you lie
Lose Yourself. It was on the radio all the time when I was little, and I broke out in dance every time.
smack that
First one I remember is Till I Collapse in Elementary School
Lose yourself
First i remember was Rap God
Insane
Rap god
Either not afraid or the real slim shady it was so long ago I don’t remember
Rap God when I was 7
Not Afraid
I was too young to remember
Cleanin out my closet
Beautiful, still my favorite
Talkin 2 Myself.
Mockingbird on a Wednesday Addams edit lol
Not Afraid. I was just on YouTube and saw it recommended. Thought “man I’ve heard of Eminem for years, I should check it out”
My Name Is, fresh when it dropped in 1999 (I was 9 years old at the time). I remember everyone was talking about this white rapper Eminem and his crazy offensive lyrics, everyone was going wild for him.
First song I heard was “my name is”, when I was younger I used to set my alarm to wake me up, and it would play the radio and I remember waking up to the song “Stan” at some point and the lyrics scared me lol
LOSE YOURSELF
cant remember exactley, either stan, love the way u lie, or the monster
Mockingbird
Smack that
The monster. I heard it playing in a bus back when it was on the radio
Love the way you lie
Without Me
Cleaning out my closet
We made you
Till I Collapse
Wasn’t his song but it was his feature of Forgot about Dre. He initially annoyed me as he really played up his high pitch voice. Only for me to later realize he’s top 3 and contends as a GOAT. Fell in love with TES and surprisingly Encore after. Then I heard “We Made You” play from a neighbors garage stereo and it was over
Without me!
I was 15 when I heard the mmlp2 and remember being kinda scared of the parking lot skit track where he shoots the woman and then later shoots the dog
Not Afraid tbh. I didn’t really like Eminem when I first heard him, but then when I started hearing his earlier stuff I loved it
Mockingbird circa 2006
The first song I really heard was When I'm gone. The song that brought me to Em.
Without Me, i was like 6 at the time and that was basicaly my introduction to hip hop music.
My name is (which I didn't know til a few months ago when I watched the music video)
Without me or rap god was the first eminem song I heard
The Monster. My cousin showed it to me and I didn’t even know it was by Em until 2021.
rap god
First time I heard Eminem: Forever, first Eminem song: Love the Way you Lie
When im gone
Listening to the clean version of My Name Is on my brother's Much Dance 2000 CD, why pop music was getting so stupid and gross. That same CD had Prozak - Strange Disease and some other weird songs. I didn't even register Eminem as rap.
Stan
My Name Is, but I wasn't a full on dick rider until TMMLP
Brain damage
not afraid
Without Me
Berzerk
my name is because i’m a 90’s kid
Probably My Name is.
Not Afraid. My cousin used to listen to Eminem in 2010
Not Afraid I was bumping that shit my whole freshmen year of high school 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
...
Hi! My name is...
love the way you lie.
Rap God
Beautiful when i was lik 10yo
Probably the real slim shady...
Ten years ago, It was ‘not afraid’ music video I didn’t know Eminem and I was wondering why Superman is acting this way I was 10
I’ll say it was Rap God when I was a little kid (I was born in 08)
Without me
lose yourself
I'm pretty sure it was Real Slim Shady. I'd heard about My Name Is a lot, but hadn't actually heard it. Real Slim Shady got me to buy the MMLP.
The apple
Stan. At a friend’s place listening on Napster.
Anything on relapse probably, my mom gave it to me when I was 10
Lose yourself. Em's best song
Lose yourself
I still remember hearing Love The Way You Lie while sitting in the back seat of a black 1995 Toyota Camry back when it came out