Eminem - Lace It [Rhyme Scheme] Highlighted

Recent released track from Juice World album "The Party Never Ends (2024)''

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[smaaron_j_]

Honestly, this verse is fucking awesome. It sheds light on the drug problems that rappers now often face, how other OG rappers have subdued to drugs, ties it all beautifully in tribute to Juice Wrld, and shows just how horrible of a cycle it is.

[ivibewithghosts]

i cried when he said “juice we will forever miss you, to the younger generation...”

[misonly]

Eminem still is an excellent rapper even at 51 years old that's crazy

[DontTrustTrippy]

It makes me cry, because Eminem understands every single verse that Juice WRLD said

[YaboiTombuto]

Jesus this verse is hard, you can tell eminem wrote it from the heart given his own experiences with addiction in the past

[Portthefirst]

Sometimes I really think all those entendres and fast flows are nothing when Em release songs like this. Raw emotions, I'll take that everyday over all those entendres and punchlines. This is fire!

[eneasda]

So smooth. Great verse, great scheme, and great lyrics

[kdpwt]

Lowkey get teary eyed because imo em’s whole career he’s been punching up and still trying to take on the world kind of like he’s still “young” but now he’s finally solidified himself as an og

[gergo]

It’s not only that he is such an amazing lyricist. But also he can rap so well, flow switches here and there, THE BEST enunciation and great cadence.
You have to appreciate greatness.

[TheRizkaSann]

I went ecstatic when I heard there's a new Eminem verse. [ the drought is rough ]

[Kiluei]

I've heard people say Eminem isn't relatable and that blows my mind. I'm a child of immigrants in Europe and grew up related to the music of this white guy from the US.

His music wasn't just Slim Shady shock lyrics. He also spoke about his broken childhood, the horrible relationship with his mother and father, the love for his daughters, growing poor and as an outcast. No clue how all those themes can't be relatable.

This is another entry in his catalogue of lyrics that are very relatable and have a message in them. He's also talked a lot about his own experience with addiction and depression in his music. Then there's also all the lyrics about losing his best friend, Proof. Again, how is he not relatable?!?!

[CompaIMR]

This verse is fucking awesome, the song to.

[TheGamingWarIord]

They say he was trash in this song, meanwhile hes 51 and can still freestyle off the top of his head and still looks pretty young for his age.

[PKT_TV]

After listening to Em’s verse for the first time i was speechless, and I’ve had the whole song on repeat since it dropped. LLJW

[itsteen]

This man said my escape was narrowing due (narrow window)

[bigdoge]

Eminem still got it! Hopefully he releases an album soon.

[theodorebagwell]

One of the best em verses in years. Amazing lyricism and rhyme schemes

[Shawtysaidyoooooo]

Thanks for the vid, anytime juice and em collab, you know it’s gonna slap 🎉

[RingsideRebel]

Em's verses at this stage in his career don't often do a lot for me, but this one is dope AF💯

[HourRomanticist]

I want to see this song win some awards because it so fucking important and so fucking genius at the same time. RIP Juice wrld and everyone that has suffered from addiction.