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Eminem Said ‘SNL’s Stan Parody Shocked Him By Being ‘Actually Really Good’

‘He said it so good that he sold every single thing.’ …

Since none of us can leave our houses and most entertainment events have been canceled due to the pandemic, SNL has been an even more important part of our cultural sanity than usual. The show recently pulled off a killer parody of Eminem’s iconic “Stan” — with Pete Davidson rapping his own take on the classic — and apparently, Marshall Mathers himself was quite impressed with it.

Although, at first he was unsure. In an interview with Zane Lowe he said that reading the rap on paper it was unclear how it would play out, but in the end, the sketch came off “actually really good.” “I remember they sent me the lyrics to it and I was reading them on paper and I was like, ‘Oh, I don’t know if this is going to be that good,’” he began. “And then the weight, when he said it, I was like, ‘Holy sh-t.’ He said it so good that he sold every single thing. You can’t… First of all, everybody’s raps look terrible on paper, right? Because you don’t necessarily know unless you’re a rapper yourself. You don’t necessarily know where… Even if you are, you don’t know where they’re going to hit the beat at, what pocket they’re going to choose. Yeah. And he was in a ill pocket. He was like, he was kind of going and he’d go a little faster and then he kind of slowed down so you could catch what he just said the first time you hear it. Yeah. His delivery was for sure really on point because it was not what I expected when I saw it. I was like, ‘Man, this is actually really good.’ The whole thing was great.”

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Good enough that Em himself cameoed in the sketch at the very end. Check it out below if you need a refresher.

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At-Mos delivers a melancholic vibe with its new single, “Time Must Have a Stop”

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At-Mos, the Parisian quartet unveils a soul-stirring narrative with their latest single, “Time Must Have a Stop.” Fusing trip-hop with psychedelic rock and pop, the band crafts a mesmerizing sonic adventure that resonates deeply with introspective audiences.

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From the melancholic vocals of Nikita Guedj to the introspective rap verses of Franz Dervis, Samuel Solaro, and Simon Solaro, “Time Must Have a Stop” immerses the audience in a poignant exploration of existential themes. The haunting blend of acoustic guitars, flutes, and vintage keys creates a smoky groove that envelops the listener in its embrace long after the final note fades away.

Crafted in isolation by the sea, this self-produced gem is a testament to At-Mos’ commitment to authenticity and meaningful storytelling. Delving into loneliness, purposelessness, and mental health struggles, the song offers a raw and introspective glimpse into the human condition. With its compelling beats and profound lyricism, “Time Must Have a Stop” is a must-listen for alternative hip-hop fans.

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MICK J. CLARK stirs a symphony of heartbreak with his new single, “It’s Over”

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MICK J. CLARK brings a wealth of talent and passion to the airwaves with his latest single, “It’s Over.” With his signature wit and charm as a songwriter and guitarist, Clark explores the bittersweet memories of a love gone wrong. The song wrapped in his catchy rock-pop album Notes One,’ is a delightful romp that presents a tongue-in-cheek take on love’s twists and turns.

Clark hails from the musical hotbed of Croydon, United Kingdom, and his musical prowess is on full display from the moment the first chords of “It’s Over” strike. His velvety vocals soar over the invigorating instrumentals, creating a symphony of impossible sounds to resist. Listeners are drawn deeper into the humorous narrative with each verse, feeling every pang of heartache and every moment of levity.

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Recorded and produced in Bexhill, East Sussex, by the skilled hands of Nelson King, “It’s Over” boasts a polished sound that perfectly complements its infectious melody. Clark’s dedication to his craft is evident in his polished and professional production, allowing his contagious energy to shine.

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What sets “It’s Over” apart is its unique blend of sincerity. Clark doesn’t shy away from the pain of lost love but approaches it with a refreshing and endearing sense of levity. The lyrics playfully recount the rollercoaster of emotions from the night they met to the bitter end of their romance, reminiscing about the initial spark and eventual breakup.

It’s Over” is a must-listen for any music lover. It will resonate with audiences of all backgrounds who crave a delightful exploration of the intricacies of relationships. Its catchy hooks, relatable lyrics, and irresistible charm make it a welcome addition to MICK J. CLARK’s impressive discography. So do yourself a favor and give it a spin; you won’t be disappointed.

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