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Eminem (Feat. Dr. Dre & 50 Cent) Lyrics

Shady
Referring to Eminem's alter ego, representing his darker, more controversial side.

Aftermath
Referring to Dr. Dre's record label, also symbolizing the aftermath of their success in the music industry.

Ha ha
A playful expression of amusement, adding a touch of humor to the lyrics.

G-G-G-G-Unit
Referring to 50 Cent's rap group, signifying their unity and strength in the music industry.

'Cause we came here to set this party off right
Expressing their intention to start the party in an exciting and memorable way.

Let's bounce tonight
Encouraging the audience to get energetic and active during the party.

And if they don't let us in through the front, we'll come through the side
Showing their determination to attend the party by any means necessary, even if they have to find an alternative entrance.

'Cause I don't ever wanna leave the game without
Expressing Eminem's desire to exit the music industry on his own terms and with a sense of closure.

At least saying goodbye
Stressing the importance of acknowledging his audience and showing gratitude before leaving the music scene.

So all my people on the left, all my people on the right
Referring to the audience members, encouraging them to engage and participate in the performance.

Scream one last time
Encouraging the audience to show their support and enthusiasm by making their voices heard.

Get your ass up for the Doctor, one more time
Urging the audience to show respect and excitement for Dr. Dre's presence and performance.

Here we go, cliff hanger, it's another club banger
Highlighting the anticipation and excitement surrounding their new hit song, expecting it to be a popular choice at clubs.

Got you hangin' on the edge of your seat, get on down
Indicating the infectious and captivating nature of their music, encouraging the listeners to enjoy and dance along.

Time's up, game's over, you lose, I win
Asserting their dominance and superiority in the music industry, suggesting their opponents' defeat.

'Bout to show these knuckleheads how to do this here
Expressing their confidence in their abilities, ready to demonstrate their unique style and talent.

Ooh yeah, new year, next phase begin
Embracing the start of a new year and a fresh chapter in their music careers, expecting growth and progress.

Look who's got you goin' crazy again
Highlighting their ability to captivate and excite their audience, provoking intense emotions and enthusiasm.

I'm a trend, I set one every time I'm in
Acknowledging Eminem's influence and impact on the music industry, introducing new trends and styles with each appearance.

I go out and just come back, full circle again
Highlighting Eminem's recurring success and ability to reinvent himself, always returning to the top of the music scene.

You a fad, that means you somethin' that we already had
Suggesting that their competitors are temporary and lack originality, representing a passing trend.

But once you're gone, you don't come back
Implying that once their opponents fade away, they won't be able to revive their once-popular status.

Too bad, you're off the map now, radar can't even find you
Expressing their satisfaction with their rivals' decline, suggesting that they are no longer relevant or visible.

We stay on the grind, you slip, we out-grind you
Highlighting their work ethic and dedication to their craft, implying that they work harder than their competitors.

You walk around mad, you let your anger blind you
Critiquing their opponents' mindset, indicating that their anger or frustration hinders their progress and success.

We walk around just playin' the violin behind you
Metaphorically suggesting that they are secretly enjoying their rivals' downfall, symbolized by playing a haunting tune on the violin.

Enough with all the pissin' and moanin', whinin' and bitchin'
Encouraging their rivals to stop complaining and making excuses, emphasizing the need for action and progress.

Sit and observe, listen you'll learn if you pay attention
Advising their competitors to be attentive and receptive, as they can gain knowledge and insight by observing their success.

Why ten multi-platinum albums later, three diamond
Proudly mentioning the tremendous commercial success they have achieved, indicating ten multi-platinum albums and three diamond-certified albums.

Worldwide, we on the charts with a bullet, and still climbin'
Highlighting their consistent presence on the music charts and their ongoing popularity, suggesting that their success continues to grow.

When Dr. Dre says crunk, you will get it crunk
Acknowledging Dr. Dre's ability to ignite a lively and energetic atmosphere through his music, encouraging the listeners to get excited and involved.

And when 50 Cent says jump, you get on one foot and
Recognizing 50 Cent's influence and leadership, encouraging the audience to obey his instructions without hesitation.

The buzz is tremendous, we drop you all to sense it
Highlighting the overwhelming excitement and anticipation surrounding their music, suggesting that their impact is evident and undeniable.

I don't gotta promote it, for you to know that Doc is off the benches
Asserting Dr. Dre's reputation and status in the music industry, implying that his talent speaks for itself and doesn't require additional promotion.

We keep the party rockin' off the hinges
Stating their ability to maintain an energetic and lively party atmosphere, suggesting that they keep the crowd entertained.

We ain't showin' off, we're just goin' off popular consensus
Clarifying that their success and popularity are based on genuine talent and public support, not simply showing off or seeking attention.

But critics say that Doc is soft, Doc is talk, Doc is all
Addressing the critics who discredit Dr. Dre's credibility and talent, implying that their opinions are unfounded and inaccurate.

Washed up, knock it off, who the fuck is Doc impressin'?
Rejecting the critics' claims that Dr. Dre's career is declining, suggesting that he doesn't need to impress anyone and remains influential.

Doc is this, Doc is that, you got the wrong impression
Challenging the misconceptions and false judgments about Dr. Dre's character and talent, asserting that the critics have misunderstood him.

You must be on the cock of Doc, 'cause Doc left you all guessin'
Implying that the critics are fixated on Dr. Dre's success, questioning why they are so invested in his career if they doubt his abilities.

So DJ take the needle and just drop it on the record, what?
Instructing the DJ to play their music by dropping the needle onto the record, emphasizing their desire to make the crowd dance and enjoy their songs.

We gon' have this motherfucker hoppin' in a second (bump, bump)
Anticipating the energetic response of the crowd, predicting that they will quickly engage and enjoy their music.

That's why we always save the best cut last
Explaining their strategy of saving their best song for the end, ensuring that the audience remains engaged and excited throughout their performance.

To make you scratch and itch for it like fresh cut grass
Expressing their intent to create anticipation and desire for their music, comparing it to the irresistible urge to scratch an itch caused by fresh-cut grass.

'Cause we done swam with the sharks, wrestled with alligators
Metaphorically describing the challenging obstacles and struggles they have faced in the music industry, emphasizing their resilience and perseverance.

Spoke to a generation of angry teenagers
Acknowledging their contribution to rap music as a form of expression for disgruntled and rebellious teenagers, giving them a voice.

Whom if it wasn't for rap to bridge the gap maybe raised to be racist
Highlighting the positive impact of rap music in uniting people and overcoming racial divisions, suggesting that without it, some individuals may have grown up with racist beliefs.

Who may have never got to see our faces
Recognizing that their music has reached audiences who may have otherwise never encountered their presence or perspectives.

Graced the cover of Rolling Stone pages, broke down barriers
Expressing their achievement of being featured on the cover of prestigious magazines like Rolling Stone, symbolizing their success in breaking down societal barriers and stereotypes.

Of language and races, just call on the caped crusaders
Referring to themselves as the caped crusaders who have fought against discrimination and prejudice, using their music as a platform for change.

And leave it to me and Dre to pass the mic and we can play the
Acknowledging their skills as formidable rappers, indicating that they can effortlessly take turns performing and creating a seamless and captivating experience for the audience.

Back and forth all day like the hot potato game
Using the analogy of a hot potato game, suggesting that they can entertain the audience indefinitely by exchanging verses and maintaining a high energy level.

That's why we came to
Reaffirming their purpose of attending the party and performing, emphasizing their commitment to entertain and engage the audience.

Bounce now, hands up, you know how we do
Encouraging the crowd to get energetic and participate, implying that they are familiar with their performance style and expectations.

We make the club jump, everywhere we go
Asserting their ability to create a lively and exciting atmosphere wherever they perform, suggesting that their presence alone elevates the energy of the venue.

It's no secret, everybody know
Highlighting the widespread knowledge and awareness of their influence and success, implying that their reputation precedes them.

When Dre's involved, there's plenty money involved
Recognizing Dr. Dre's reputation for generating significant financial success through his involvement, suggesting that he attracts wealth and success.

And plenty hunnies involved, the sunny Sundays and palm trees
Describing the luxurious and pleasurable lifestyle associated with their success, referring to beautiful women, pleasant weather, and a carefree ambiance.

Cali, every day is just another party from the valleys
Emphasizing the vibrant and festive atmosphere of California, suggesting that every day feels like a celebration in that region.

All the way to them 8 Mile alleys, let's rally
Acknowledging their roots in Detroit, particularly the infamous 8 Mile area, encouraging the audience to come together and support their performance.

Hands up for the grand finale
Urging the audience to raise their hands in excitement and anticipation for the grand finale of their performance.

Now raise up out your seat, Dre's about to speak
Encouraging the crowd to stand up and pay attention, indicating that Dr. Dre is about to deliver a significant message or performance.

Blaze a pound of weed six days up out the week
Boasting about their recreational habits, likening the consumption of a large amount of marijuana to a regular occurrence in their lives.

You can catch me in the studio, bangin' out the beats to
Highlighting their dedication and passion for music production, emphasizing their time spent in the studio creating beats and instrumentals.

Provide you with the heat that keep blazin' out your speaker
Asserting their ability to produce high-quality and popular music, which generates excitement and enjoyment when played through speakers.

So never say never, 'cause Shady, Aftermath together
Encouraging the audience to never lose hope or doubt their ongoing collaboration, emphasizing the power and success that results from their partnership.

Along with G-Unit Records, presents the return of the
Announcing their comeback and reunion as a collective group, signifying their readiness to reclaim their position in the music industry.

The Doc and Shady, no one can do it better
Asserting their unique talents and abilities, suggesting that they are the best in their field and unrivaled by their competitors.

We tear the club up and leave without a shred of evidence that a
Acknowledging their ability to create an explosive and unforgettable atmosphere within the club, suggesting that they can exit without a trace of their impact.

Yeah! Ha ha
Expressing a sense of triumph and enjoyment, adding another layer of humor and excitement to their performance.

Still Aftermath, 2006
Recognizing Dr. Dre's record label, highlighting their continuous success and presence in the music industry in 2006.

And don't worry 'bout that "Detox" album, it's comin'
Addressing the anticipation surrounding Dr. Dre's long-awaited album called "Detox", reassuring the fans that it will be released eventually.

We gon' make Dre do it (ha ha)
Asserting their influence and urging Dr. Dre to finish and release the highly anticipated album, adding a playful element to their statement.

50 Cent, G-Unit
Prominently mentioning 50 Cent and his rap group, G-Unit, acknowledging their presence and influence in the industry.

Obie Trice, D-Twizy, Stat Quo, Dr. Dre, we ain't leavin'
Listing the names of individuals associated with their team or record label, emphasizing their commitment to their collective and declaring their intent to stay in the industry.

Let's go! Ha ha
Encouraging the audience to join them, creating an atmosphere of enthusiasm and excitement.

Ladies and gentlemen
Addressing the audience politely and respectfully, preparing them for an entertaining and memorable performance.

Thank you all for comin' out
Expressing gratitude to the audience for attending the event and showing their support.

Peace
Concluding their performance on a positive and harmonious note, bidding farewell to the audience.

Oh shit, I almost forgot
Humorously acknowledging their forgetfulness, adding a moment of surprise or suspense to the lyrics.

You're comin' with me
Asserting control over the audience, playfully stating that they will bring the crowd along with them on their musical journey.

Hahaha, bye, bye
Ending with a jovial and playful tone, bidding farewell and expressing a sense of humor.

See you in hell, fuckers
Uttering a vulgar and humorous statement, playfully suggesting that they will meet their detractors or rivals in an unfavorable place.