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The movie and the historic events tell about how The Gangster Squad targeted Mickey Cohen’s business and reputation. The reason why they wished to ruin his reputation is so that he would lose the citizens of Chicago’s trust and that in turn would stop them from getting intertwined with Cohen. When The

Marshall Bruce Mathers, Slim Shady more known as Eminem was born 17th 1972 in Kansas City, Missouri. His father Marshall Mathers jr II abandoned him when he was 18 months old so his mother Deborah Nelson raised him alone.

Manish Choudhary once stated, ”Diversity is also a great driver of innovation.” One must embrace their differences and use them to . Marshall Mathers III is an American rapper who was born in St. Joseph Missouri on October 17, 1972. He fought through extreme poverty with a single, drug addicted, mother. In many circumstances the world was very mean to him, he showed his reality of the world inside of his raps. Marshall Mathers III created a whole new style of white rapping, used persistence through his tough childhood, and illuminated the world by showing his view of the world, inside of his raps.(“Eminem,” 2014)Marshall Mathers III otherwise known as Eminem created a whole new style of rapping and proved that white people could rap. white

Eminem got himself into a show at the Olympics, this is where he got scouted by Dre, Dre got him signed and helped him to make the success of his life. This had an impact on him because he is finally living his dream; the good has finally come out of all the bad things and the struggle that he has been through. He can now afford to provide for him, his mum and his daughter. He must have had enough of providing for his mum and he left

re-energized the beef between Drake and Mill. Now, fans are awaiting Mill's response. In the meantime, those on social media are tweeting, retweeting, and posting photos of Drake's performance. Rapper 50 Cent couldn't resist commenting on Drake's attack on Mill at OVO Fest. "All he did was put up the memes, trust me he got something just waiting. That Back to Back was just a verse. Meek gotta go hard or go home first class. Drop something tonight f**k that," 50 Cent wrote on

50 cent gave up on being a street thug to pursue his dream of being a rap artist. 50 cent was a street thug come up. he had a dream and decided to chase

John Singleton, the director of Boyz N the hood, sets a trend for other African American crime films. Jason Fraley critiques John Singleton and brings to light the success John Singleton has done to inform viewers about the African American community and the gangster crime as a genre. “The plot may feel predictable, where you can guess which characters are going to die. But this is only because it’s been repeated by countless imitators: Juice (1992), South Central (1992), Menace II Society (1993), Poetic Justice (1993), Dangerous Minds (1995), Friday (1995) and the Wayans Brothers’ spoof, Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (1996)” (Fraley). John Singleton motivated all of these movies to use gangster crime that depict real live events. One of the first directors to do a crime film with gangster activities was D.W. Griffiths with the film the Musketeers of Pig Alley (1912). The Musketeers establishes a model for the crime genre by focusing on gang violence, sharp thugs, and corrupt police officers. Francis Ford Coppola reinvented the image of gangsters in his film The Godfathers in 1972. John Singleton, D.W Griffiths and Francis Ford Coppola are a couple of the directors who made a change and introduced style and motive into the crime genre.

As one of the world’s most successful musicians, Marshall Mathers is the target of intense controversy. Mathers, better known by his stage name Eminem, is often written off as violent, misogynistic, and homophobic. Activist groups have picketed his concerts, parents have condemned his songs, and countries like Canada and Australia have even tried to cancel his tours. However, regardless of the intense backlash, Mathers has revolutionized hip hop, transforming it into a mainstream form of music. Mathers’ story indicates that artists must ultimately work without fear of controversy.

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Marshall Bruce Mathers a.k.a. Eminem. Born October 17, 1972, grew up in Kansas City. From there he began his career as an individual white rapper. Not many white people are able to succeed in the rap industry, but Eminem has proved everyone wrong. He is now one of the most talked about persons on the earth. His lyrics offend some people, this sparks controversy and censorship. His lyrics containing things such as drugs, alcohol, death, homosexuals, sex and suicide. In some of his songs he includes lyrical

Marshall Mathers, widely known as Eminem, is an American rapper, record producer, and actor, who is recognized as one of the most controversial and best-selling artists of the early 21st century (“Eminem”). Marshall writes most of his lyrics through his personal life experiences while adding a comical “I don’t give a S***” vibe to them. He struggled through a rough and lonely childhood, had relationship issues, became a father at a young age, and worked hard with dedication and persistence to get where he is today.

The pivotal scene that will be thoroughly represented and analyzed is from the movie 8 Mile, directed by Curtis Hanson, and released in 2002. 8 Mile is a semiautobiographical film based on the life story of the iconic rapper Marshal Mathers, or better known by his stage name Eminem, and how he began his journey into the hip-hop industry. In this film, Eminem plays himself, as the main character named Jimmy Smith Jr.; however, throughout the course of the movie, he is referred to as Rabbit more than anything else. Rabbit lives in a very rough part of Detroit known as 8 Mile, in a mobile home with his single alcoholic of a mother. Their financial situation is dire and Rabbit decides he needs to find a different occupation. Rabbit works at a factory to barely make ends meet; however, the amount he makes is abysmal compared to what he needs. Rabbit has a passion for music, specifically rap. However, this is a challenge because at the time the rap genre was predominantly occupied by African-Americans. Despite this, Rabbit continues on in his pursuit of making a name for himself in the rap industry. He enters rap battle competitions in hopes of getting noticed. He runs into a group of local amateur rappers known as “Leadaz of tha Free World”. The leader of this group is named Papa Doc and he is portrayed to be Rabbits greatest adversary. Rabbit and Papa Doc both make it to the final round of the rap battle competition and that’s when the pivotal scene

Eminem is one of the most famous rappers of all time,but it was no easy ride. He was basically homeless as child. He had absolutely nothing ,but that didn't stop him. Look at him now , he’s one of the most well known rappers and has released at least 3 albums.

The film 8 Mile, directed by Curtis Hanson, is the typical American story of struggle and the eventual overcoming of obstacles and evil. Upon closer look, the film is arguably a socioeconomic and racial discourse. It focuses on the ascension of Marshall Mathers into the rap industry, previously dominated by African-American males. Rabbit’s race, gender, and class, all contribute to his identity and the meaning of the film, as well as contributing to Eminem’s image. Several themes are defined through the movie’s underlying discourse of race and class: the commodification of black culture, racial opposition, “passing”, cross-cultural bonding, white heroism and white masculinity, the reversal of white privilege into a disadvantage, and

Finding rap as a useful form of expression, he began participating in rap battles when he wasn’t working jobs to get by. He was skilled in english despite his failures in high school, going as far as studying the dictionary. This gave him a certain command over the english language when he was rapping. After little success as a rapper, he met Kat and they had a baby, which gave Eminem a drive to be a successful rapper. After winning a competition in Los Angeles a well known rapper Dr. Dre discovered Marshall, listened to his album and signed him to his record label.