🐱 Eminem announces 'mom's spaghetti' pop-up

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http://www.fox2detroit.com/news/local-news/eminem-announces-moms-spaghetti-pop-up-at-the-shelter

Eminem, also known as Marshall Mathers, tweeted on Thursday: “Detroit! Come vomit up some spaghetti with me this weekend at our official #Revival pop up. Exclusive merch, spaghetti and more."
The pop-up is in conjunction with his new album, "Revival" which is expected to be released Friday.
The menu includes Mom's Spaghetti for $5, (with meatballs - $8), a spaghetti sandwich for $5 and pop and water for $3.
The pop-up is a reference to his hit "Lose Yourself" which includes the lyrics: “His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy / There’s vomit on his sweater already, mom’s spaghetti.”
 
I didn't see the full article story and I was hoping that it would say that Eminem's quitting.
Disappointment.
 
Career is dead-y. Songs are weak, Album dread-y. Sales are dropping already.

Mom's Spaghetti.
 
Vomiting AND spaghetti in pockets?
Yep that sounds like Detroit.
 
TBH back when Eminem did "Love The Way You Lie" with Rihanna, that's when I knew his career was going. He was getting so old and irrelevant that he had to do songs with younger more famous singers.
 
For some reason, knowing that he embraced the joke makes it way less funny.
 
TBH back when Eminem did "Love The Way You Lie" with Rihanna, that's when I knew his career was going. He was getting so old and irrelevant that he had to do songs with younger more famous singers.

Coldplay had Rhianna on a song too and they're still a massively popular pop rock band. Though Coldplay had to do the Maroon 5 thing and go really far into pop to stay relevant.
 
Coldplay had Rhianna on a song too and they're still a massively popular pop rock band. Though Coldplay had to do the Maroon 5 thing and go really far into pop to stay relevant.

I guess Coldplay was better with their career than Eminem was. It just looks to me like Eminem had to go the collaborations but didn't get better.
 
I guess Coldplay was better with their career than Eminem was. It just looks to me like Eminem had to go the collaborations but didn't get better.

Gorillaz is also heavily reliant on collaborations but manages to stay popular despite their music not having nearly as much bite as their earlier albums. Damon Albarn is just smart enough to weave politics and pop in a palatable way while being fortunate enough to have the marketing weight of Parlophone behind him.

Eminem hasn't been relevant in nearly a decade because he hasn't evolved his sound or image since his debut. He's no longer shocking and controversial. The Trump diss track was one of the most on the nose moves he could have done, which shows how desperate he is.
 
Gorillaz is also heavily reliant on collaborations but manages to stay popular despite their music not having nearly as much bite as their earlier albums. Damon Albarn is just smart enough to weave politics and pop in a palatable way while being fortunate enough to have the marketing weight of Parlophone behind him.

Eminem hasn't been relevant in nearly a decade because he hasn't evolved his sound or image since his debut. He's no longer shocking and controversial. The Trump diss track was one of the most on the nose moves he could have done, which shows how desperate he is.

He's just boring now. I can't even remember the last time I liked a song from Eminem. He was more interesting when he was young and angry. He's old and at this point should either retire or go family friendly like Ice Cube did.
 
TBH back when Eminem did "Love The Way You Lie" with Rihanna, that's when I knew his career was going. He was getting so old and irrelevant that he had to do songs with younger more famous singers.

Tony Bennett is still doing that and he is in his '90s.

Of course, his whole selling point wasn't ever being an angry young edgelord.

Tfw the only reason people talk about you anymore is because the president made you look like an idiot without even doing anything.

The cringiest part of that wasn't just doing it, it was getting visibly, publicly butthurt about it.
 
Tony Bennett is still doing that and he is in his '90s.

Of course, his whole selling point wasn't ever being an angry young edgelord.



The cringiest part of that wasn't just doing it, it was getting visibly, publicly butthurt about it.

Tony Bonnett is more talented than Eminem though. XD
 
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