Marshall Mather’s better known, as “Eminem” is one of hip-hops most talented artist we have ever gotten the privilege to listen to. The Detroit based rapper dropped out of high school after failing the ninth grade he joined “Basement Production” where he join the groups “D12 and The New Jacks”. Eminem’s career would later steer him to a runner up at the LA rap Olympics and winning and taking the wake up show freestyle performer of the year award. After signing with Dr. Dre Eminem would later in his career win 3 Grammy’s for Best Rap Solo Performance “The Real Slim Shady”, Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group “Forgot About Dre”, and Best Rap Album for “The Marshall Mather’s LP” adding to the two he won the previous year for “My Name Is” (Best Rap Solo Performance) and The Slim Shady LP (Best Rap Album). Eminem also holds the fastest selling hip-hop album of all time with 2 million copies sold the first two weeks and if you ask the he made a statement with that album stamping his name as one of the hip hop greats.
As a listener and as an industry professional Eminem has taught me to never give up and no matter what your situation in life. Put everything into what you’re doing because you don’t know it but someone’s always listening, be creative push the boundaries but never forget your goal. Hard work and dedication is what Eminem has shown in his career in the recording industry. He has worked with talented producers like Dr. Dre because he never gave up on his dream of becoming a rap star. He battled his way through rap battles and told you about his personal life in a weird but sometime disturbing manner but he brought it every time he did something. So for the course of this next five years I see myself progressing each year when it come to performing on a track or even mixing a record. Setting goals for myself do that I can become the next person in hip-hop history to sell 2 million copies in the first two weeks of my album release.