1) Slaughterho… Read Full Bio ↴There are several bands with the name Slaughterhouse:
1) Slaughterhouse is a Hip Hop group consisting of rappers Crooked I, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz and Royce Da 5'9". The group formed in late 2008 after Crooked I, Joell Ortiz and Royce Da 5'9" appeared on the song "Slaughterhouse" from Joe Budden's album Halfway House. They took their name from the song.
The members of Slaughterhouse all share some degree of controversy from their past in the music industry. Crooked I (Long Beach, CA) was signed to Suge Knight's Death Row label from 1999-2003, but left after his projects were shelved amidst the disintegration of the label due to Knight's continuing problems with the law. Joe Budden (Jersey City, NJ) had initial success when he signed to Def Jam in the early 2000s, but for reasons unknown, fell out of favor with Jay-Z when the latter became head of the label. Budden eventually left Def Jam and released a diss track to Jay-Z entitled "Talk to 'em." Joell Ortiz (New York, NY) was signed to Dr. Dre's Aftermath label but left after he was informed that his album would not be released until both Eminem and Dr. Dre released their respective projects. Finally, Royce Da 5'9" (Detroit, MI) is known for his falling out and feud with Eminem and D12, though the two sides have since reconciled.
All four men address these issues in the Slaughterhouse song "Move On (Slaughter House Remix)," informing any interviewers out there that their pasts are behind them and that questions pertaining to these events are not relevant. A video for the song was released in March 2009.
Their self-titled debut album, Slaughterhouse, was released on August 11, 2009 on E1 Music. The album was reportedly recorded over a six day period in early June. The album features production from Focus, The Alchemist, DJ Khalil, StreetRunner and D12's Mr. Porter.
On June 18th, 2009, the first street single off the album was released via Joe Budden's twitter. The track is "Hood Hop" (formerly known as "Woodstock") and features M.O.P. on the hook.
The first official single from the album will be "The One". A video directed by Rik Cordero has already been shot.
It was announced that "Woodstock" will not be on the final cut of the album due to sample clearance issues.
The debut album by Slaughterhouse was leaked to the internet late Friday, July 31st.
2) Slaughterhouse is an American post-punk band from Los Angeles, California. Original members include Eddie Cairns, Gaby Ramirez, Nick Aguilar and Taylor Ramirez. They released their first EP Slaughterhouse EP in 2018. Their most recent release Fun Factory was released in 2021 on Recess Records and features new vocalist Veronica Molidor.
Vocals: Veronica Molidor
Guitar: Taylor Ramirez
Bass: Eddie Cairns
Drums: Nick Aguilar
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3) Slaughterhouse is a punk rock band from Los Angeles, California.
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Goodbye
Slaughterhouse Lyrics
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I could've sworn it was a dream
But in reality it hit me like a nightmare
Or at least that's how it seemed
I just got a grip on our relationship
We was ironing things out, started picking up steam
And when we didn't need it is when it all got heated
And we both said some things that we probably didn't mean
Thought we left nothing over, He put more on the plate
She came home from the doctor with news I've been wanting
Says family was incoming, she's pregnant, twins coming
But that's gotta be a lie
She sighed, couldn't stop the tears coming from her eyes
That birth control she on, for them it's suicide
As long as it's still inside, two of them wouldn't survive
Hard turn from memorable to cynical
Picturing clothes for what would've been identical
Similar outfits, similar names
My deceased kids' ultrasound in a frame
So I'm deprived of my chance to be a better dad
Staring at my twins that I never had
I shed a tear, looking up in the sky
Even though y'all just got here, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, so long, farewell
But it's not the end of the chapter
Goodbye, goodbye, so long, farewell
I'll see you again in the afterlife
My biological sperm donor, didn't wanna be a daddy
So he hopped in his Caddy and turned corners on us
Turned on us out the clear blue
His last memory of his son is seeing me through his rearview
I still love him yo, but I love his brother more
My uncle showed me love no one could know
Young and poor with a tougher road
To suffer hunger was nothing but Unc' would hold
Us down, help moms lift the motherload
I got grown and
I used to wonder what it would be like to speak to pops as a grown man
He provided that feeling, told me to take my career into my own hands
He was there when I had no fans
My cellphone rings, and after I answer
A voice says "Your uncle's been diagnosed with cancer"
Worst news in my life
Him and chemo going 12 rounds with a disease and they both losing the fight
I'm rushing up to Cedars-Sinai
Praying for a miracle, I don't wanna see my idol die
Before he did, the look in his eyes
Said "Even though you just got here, goodbye"
Goodbye, goodbye, so long, farewell
But it's not the end of the chapter
Goodbye, goodbye, so long, farewell
I'll see you again in the afterlife
I'll see you again in the afterlife
Someday in heaven we will reunite
The flesh disappears but the soul survives
Till next time, my friend, farewell, goodbye
I walked in your daughter's house, knowing that you gone
But still looking out the corner of my eye, hoping you on the couch
That call felt like I was beef that had got shot up
Ironic, I was on tour with Tech N9ne and Slaughterhouse
D tried to talk to me, Crystal rubbed my back, as they was pouring out
I caught the next thing soaring out
Now I'm in the air, in the midwest somewhere
They said turbulence was severe, I don't know what they talking bout
I ain't feel a bump, body numb, mind drifting
I'm sniffling, asthma acting up, I'm whistling
I'm wishing my mother's face looked so much different
I'm kissing my son, my aunt pacing in the kitchen
My vision blurry, still I saw your face clear
What a loss, this time I did more than waste beer
Michelle's strong, she held on, we got all the way there
Then we walked in, she fell on the floor, this ain't fair
You was the voice when I considered them thoughts that ain't clear
Hey granny, I was fifth row at the Grammy's
An award they ain't hand me, but I sat behind Will
And right in front of Wayne, and got seen by the family
I miss the early morning convos, believe me
Regis on the TV, and the best baked ziti
But you had an all white affair, grandpa's all fly
Even though you been got there, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, so long, farewell
But it's not the end of the chapter
Goodbye, goodbye, so long, farewell
I'll see you again in the afterlife
The song "Goodbye" by Slaughterhouse is a powerful expression of grief and loss in different forms - the loss of twins due to drug-induced abortion, the loss of a loved one to cancer, and the loss of a grandmother. The song is divided into three verses, each depicting a different scenario of loss. In the first verse, the rapper talks about the loss of a chance to be a father to twins. The news of the pregnancy, which was supposed to be a happy one, turned sour when they found out that the birth control pills that the mother was taking would kill the fetuses. The rapper expresses his pain and regret for not being able to be a better father to the twins who never had a chance to live.
In the second verse, the rapper talks about the loss of his uncle who had been a father figure to him. His uncle had been his mentor, helping him through tough times, and was a constant source of encouragement for his career. When the rapper's uncle was diagnosed with cancer, he tried to fight the disease, but eventually succumbed to it. The rapper expresses his grief and pain at losing someone who had been an inspiration in his life.
In the final verse, the rapper talks about the loss of his grandmother. He vividly describes the moment when he found out that she had passed away, and how he had hoped to see her when he entered her daughter's house. The rapper talks about the memories he had of his grandmother and the times they had spent together, including attending the Grammy awards ceremony. The song demonstrates the artists' raw and powerful emotions, and it was a cathartic way of dealing with their grief.
Line by Line Meaning
I remember it like it just happened
I have a vivid memory of that moment
I could've sworn it was a dream
I thought it wasn't real at first
But in reality it hit me like a nightmare
Eventually, I realized it was a terrible reality
Or at least that's how it seemed
It felt so bad I almost couldn't believe it
We was ironing things out, started picking up steam
We were getting our relationship on track
And when we didn't need it is when it all got heated
Things got worse when they should've gotten better
And we both said some things that we probably didn't mean
We both made hurtful comments we regretted later
Then God intervened, guess more was at stake
Something bigger than us was at play
Thought we left nothing over, He put more on the plate
We thought everything had been resolved, but more problems arose
She came home from the doctor with news I've been wanting
She had great news to share
Says family was incoming, she's pregnant, twins coming
She was expecting twin babies
But that's gotta be a lie
He couldn't believe it
She sighed, couldn't stop the tears coming from her eyes
She cried and couldn't hold back her emotions
That birth control she on, for them it's suicide
The birth control would harm the babies
As long as it's still inside, two of them wouldn't survive
The babies can't make it if she keeps taking the birth control
Hard turn from memorable to cynical
The situation changed from happy to terrible
Picturing clothes for what would've been identical
He imagined what the twins would've looked like
Similar outfits, similar names
He had even picked out names and clothes
My deceased kids' ultrasound in a frame
He had a picture of the ultrasound of the babies he lost
So I'm deprived of my chance to be a better dad
He couldn't be a dad to the twins and it was painful
Staring at my twins that I never had
He was thinking about the twins he lost
I shed a tear, looking up in the sky
He cried and looked up to the sky
Even though y'all just got here, goodbye
He was saying goodbye to the twins he never got to meet
My biological sperm donor, didn't wanna be a daddy
His biological father didn't want to be a dad
So he hopped in his Caddy and turned corners on us
He left and never returned
Turned on us out the clear blue
He abandoned them suddenly without warning
His last memory of his son is seeing me through his rearview
His father's last image of him was in his car's mirror
My uncle showed me love no one could know
His uncle was always there and provided love and support
Young and poor with a tougher road
He grew up struggling and facing difficulties
To suffer hunger was nothing but Unc' would hold
His uncle helped them through tough times
Us down, help moms lift the motherload
His uncle supported his mom and helped her raise him
I used to wonder what it would be like to speak to pops as a grown man
He had always wondered what it would be like to talk to his father as an adult
He provided that feeling, told me to take my career into my own hands
His uncle filled the role of father and gave him advice to pursue his career
He was there when I had no fans
His uncle supported him when he had no fans or success yet
A voice says "Your uncle's been diagnosed with cancer"
He received terrible news about his uncle's health
Worst news in my life
It was the worst thing he ever heard
Him and chemo going 12 rounds with a disease and they both losing the fight
His uncle was fighting a losing battle against cancer and chemotherapy
I'm rushing up to Cedars-Sinai
He hurried to the hospital
Praying for a miracle, I don't wanna see my idol die
He prayed for a miracle and didn't want to lose his idol
Before he did, the look in his eyes
Before he passed away, he remembers the look his uncle gave him
Said "Even though you just got here, goodbye"
His uncle said goodbye even though he had just arrived
I'll see you again in the afterlife
He believed he would meet his loved ones again in heaven
Someday in heaven we will reunite
He will see his loved ones again in the afterlife
The flesh disappears but the soul survives
The soul is eternal and survives death
Till next time, my friend, farewell, goodbye
He said goodbye to his uncle until they meet again
I walked in your daughter's house, knowing that you gone
He entered his grandma's house after she passed away
But still looking out the corner of my eye, hoping you on the couch
He hoped he would see his grandma on the couch despite knowing she was gone
That call felt like I was beef that had got shot up
The phone call brought him bad news and pain
Ironic, I was on tour with Tech N9ne and Slaughterhouse
It was ironic that he was on tour with his band during this difficult time
D tried to talk to me, Crystal rubbed my back, as they was pouring out
His bandmates tried to comfort him as he grieved
I caught the next thing soaring out
He left right away to be with his family
Now I'm in the air, in the midwest somewhere
He was flying over the Midwest
They said turbulence was severe, I don't know what they talking bout
He was numb and didn't feel the turbulence
I ain't feel a bump, body numb, mind drifting
He felt disconnected and in shock
I'm sniffling, asthma acting up, I'm whistling
He was having trouble breathing due to his asthma and crying
I'm wishing my mother's face looked so much different
He wished he didn't have to see his mother sad and grieving
I'm kissing my son, my aunt pacing in the kitchen
He was comforting his son while his aunt walked around anxiously
My vision blurry, still I saw your face clear
Despite his tear-filled eyes, he could see his grandma's face clearly
What a loss, this time I did more than waste beer
This loss was more significant than just wasting beer
Michelle's strong, she held on, we got all the way there
His aunt Michelle was strong and supported them through their grief
Then we walked in, she fell on the floor, this ain't fair
His aunt couldn't handle the grief and collapsed
You was the voice when I considered them thoughts that ain't clear
His grandma used to help him think clearly and understand his thoughts
Hey granny, I was fifth row at the Grammy's
He wanted his grandma to know he had a successful career
An award they ain't hand me, but I sat behind Will
He didn't win an award, but he sat behind a famous actor at the Grammy's
And right in front of Wayne, and got seen by the family
He was seen by popular rapper Lil Wayne and his family
I miss the early morning convos, believe me
He missed talking to his grandma in the morning
Regis on the TV, and the best baked ziti
They used to watch Regis on TV and eat delicious baked ziti together
But you had an all white affair, grandpa's all fly
His grandma had a memorable all-white party where his grandpa looked fashionable
Even though you been got there, goodbye
He said goodbye to his grandma even though she had already passed away
Goodbye, goodbye, so long, farewell
He was saying goodbye to his loved ones
But it's not the end of the chapter
He believed in an afterlife and that he would meet them again
I'll see you again in the afterlife
He looked forward to seeing them again in heaven
Lyrics ยฉ Universal Music Publishing Group, THE ROYALTY NETWORK INC., Royalty Network, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: MATTHEW SAMUELS, JOE BUDDEN, MATTHEW BURNETTE, I. PEREZ, D. WICKLIFF, J. ORTIZ, MATTHEW RAYMOND BURNETT
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Then God intervened, guess more was at stake
Thought we left nothing over, he put more on the plate
She came home from the doctor with news I've been wanting
Says family was incoming, she's pregnant, twins coming
But that's gotta be a lie
She sighed, couldn't stop the tears coming from her eyes
That birth control she on, for them it's suicide
As long as it's still inside, two of them wouldn't survive
Hard turn from memorable to cynical
Picturing clothes for what would've been identical
Similar outfits, similar names
My deceased kids' ultrasound in a frame
So I'm deprived of my chance to be a better dad
Staring at my twins that I never had
I shed a tear, looking up in the sky
Even though y'all just got here, goodbye
- Joe Budden
And that's why Joey is my favorite from Slaughterhouse.
@L1am21
Dear auntie I still feel your timeless sorrow
Before you died it's like your body was mine to borrow
Like I jumped in your physical shell
While you was going through miserable hell
saying goodbye to tomorrow
Everyday it make me sad, angry, mad
how you were sent to heaven's sacred path
Duct taped and gagged plus raped and stabbed
body draped in blood what a faith to have
Such a pitiful end
ย I'm popping Ritalin like they skittles cause When
I sleep I can feel it again and again and again it's difficult
Killing is the wickedest biblical sin
I'm talking about momma's identical twin
I see your face when I look at her
Her reminder of how I've been in the cold
Since 14 years old
Swear to GOD I'll probably be in heaven when the pain stops
Til then all I'm hearing is wind and raindrops.
That's why crooked i is my favorite from slaughterhouse.ย
@isaiflores1604
Moms been suffering from arthritis, on her arms/
Just don't seem righteous how God can try to take her away/
It's a heart break, it all seems like yesterday/
This morning everything just seemed to fade, days went gray/
How can words penetrate, when I'm empty from my arsenal?/
Heavens burning down, and it's melting Gods crown/
Don't take it personal, I was raised a Christian/
I gave it up when I saw my preacher rehearsing all against my vision/
Guess it's time I move on, my mind is ticking/
@abubakarsanilawan
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@DyingToLive310
THIS is why rap was created. This is what made it popular. Real bars, real talk. Not a stage persona glorifying the problems or keeping people down it's the exact opposite of the genre's purpose. Not spiting the entire track bragging about commercial bullshit.This is what rappers should be doing on the tracks, addressing their fans or talking about real shit. Death is something that everyone goes through. A song is supposed to relate to you or leave you thinking. It's supposed to move you and I don't mean on the dance floor. It's lyrical expression for the sake of the people and not for the sake of money. I hope these guys make it far in the game cause damn... we need more of this.
@sandycris294
Couldn't have said it better.
@sandycris294
I'll be waiting.
@14dandada
u speak the truth dochollowday i try to tell my friends so but they like the commercial rap that have no substance
@DyingToLive310
Damien Waithe Yeah... I'd say to myself I'm just being a cynical old man shaking his fist at the youth? But I'm 25... it's not my generation of music sure but damn. Rock had at least a good 40 or 50 years of being awesome. Rap... 20 years. If that. Why make music for fans, giving them an important message or giving them something to think about? Why appeal to fans when you can appeal to clothing, liquor and jewelry products. And you run out of shit to say about those things just say ass ass ass ass ass ass over and over. Maybe even make a song about how much money you have or how cool you think you are. That's easy right? Underground you're all I have left.
@pliskin125
DocHollowDayย tbh there a quite a few modern mainstream rappers on the rise that are quite good. i think its getting better again
@ReyF
My best friend passed a week ago, he was the one who introduced me to slaughterhouse. Met him 8 years ago in high school. This song I play it and think of him a lot. R.i.p
@RobertRoboOlszewski
SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS!
@LosPhoenix
Rest in peace to your friend ๐งก