If you had your television tuned into the Grammys in 2001 then you were there to witness One of the most iconic moments in the history of music. Eminem, who at the time was considered extremely controversial and borderline homophobic, graced the stage at the Grammys with none other than Sir Elton John. The unlikely couple instantly turned the moment into an unforgettable one as they performed the massive hit “Stan” together.
Now, 15 years later the rock and roll Hall of Fame inductee set down to interview the Detroit legend about his upcoming ninth studio album, Revival. Despite his cemented status as a rap legend, Slim Shady still has doubts about previous albums he has released. When asked about it, Eminem had this to say:
“I haven’t had a perfect career. I’ve put some albums out that, looking back, I’m not super proud of, but there’s also a lot of stuff that I am very proud of.” He added that has projects that he is very proud of and others that he isn’t, but both are necessary and part of evolving as an artist. He also discusses his process for making an album, claiming that he makes close to 50 songs before he chooses which ones make the cut. A he also discusses his process for making an album, claiming that he makes close to 50 songs before he chooses which ones make the cut.
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Source: xxlmag.com
