" Kim " is a song by American rapper Eminem who appeared on his 2000 album The Marshall Mathers LP. The song reflects the intense anger and resentment of his current wife Kim Mathers and Eminem's features imitating his voice, and ends with him killing Kim and then burying him. "Kim" was the first rapper song recorded for the album, shortly after completing work on The Slim Shady LP in late 1998. Eminem wrote this song, along with "'97 Bonnie & Clyde" ( where Eminem and his daughter went to the lake to dump Kim's body), when she and Kim had marital problems and Kim prevented her from seeing her daughter Hailie. Despite the controversial graphic content, it is often highlighted as one of Eminem's most memorable songs.
In the clean version of The Marshall Mathers LP , the song is replaced by a clean version of "The Kids" (an unedited version can be found on the single CD "The Way I Am", UK Edition and deluxe The Marshall Mathers LP ).
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Since the meeting in 1989, Eminem and Kimberly Anne "Kim" Scott have had an on-and-off relationship. They had a daughter together named Hailie Jade, who was born on Christmas Day, 1995. The couple married in 1999 and divorced in 2001, then remarried in 2006 and divorced the same year. "Kim" is the third song by Eminem about Kim, the first of which is "Searchin" from her debut album Infinite (1996) and the second is "'97 Bonnie & amp; Clyde" from the album Slim Shady LP (1999). The instrumental version of this song is played at the beginning of the music video "The Way I Am".
Eminem is emotionally unstable and aggressive throughout the song, because the song depicts him killing Kim. The song starts with Eminem at Kim's house (after killing her husband and stepson). Eminem spoke quietly to their sleeping daughter, and then started shouting verbal abuse at Kim, who remains a common element throughout the song. Eminem sang "So long, your bitch misunderstood/I do not want to continue living in this world without you" on the hook twice.
In the second verse, the arrangement turns to Eminem and Kim in the car. During that verse, he shouted, "There's a four-year-old boy lying dead with a cracked throat in your living room!" In the album's version of the song, the words "four" and "boy" are censored, because of the Columbine High Massacre and its reference to the killing of children. Uncensored and rare "Kim" versions, leaked to the Internet, before the massacre and release of the album, titled "Bitch So Wrong", which did not censor the words "four" and "boy" but had poor qualities. and slightly different from the album version: Not having intro and outro, smash is not heard when he says "This sofa, this TV, this whole house is mine", the truck horn is different when he says "What's this guy's problem on my side ?!" , and no rustling was heard in the forest when Kim escaped from Eminem. The uncensored version choir is also different from the album version, with the album version echoing Eminem sound, the chorus sounds different every time in the uncensored version, but the last chorus is similar to the chorus of the album version. The song continues with Eminem driving frantically through traffic, and stops in the woods, where Kim tries to escape, but fails. The last verse ends with Eminem slitting Kim's throat, shouting "Bleed, bitch! Bleed!". The song then ends in a long time where listeners can hear a comedy called "Mommy", released on The Slim Shady EP , which was placed before "Just the Two of Us". The scene included the sound of a corpse being dragged through the grass and thrown into the trunk of the car. This same drama is played as the beginning of "'97 Bonnie & Clyde" (a remastered version of "Just Two from Us" from Slim Shady EP ), showing the relationship between the two. songs and chronology of direct events.
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Critical reception
This song is considered as one of the greatest songs by Eminem. The Rolling Stone album review The Marshall Mathers LP states that:
Things get worse from there into the gall mountain reserved for Kim, the baby's mother and the most public murderous fantasy star in the world [...] 'Kim' has Eminem yelled at his ex in the mad stream-hate consciousness spewing up. There is a bit of humor to blunt the surprise of 'Kim' hostility. What makes it strong is that, of course, he does not just hate him. It was the most horrible love-sister song since Guns N 'Roses' 'Used to Love him.'
Sementara Entertainment Weekly menulis bahwa:
'Kim', the prequel for '97 Bonnie and Clyde 'is a domestic violent uprising that shakes so shaken...' Stan 'and' Kim 'ignite significant new ground for rap.
In 2013 Complex rated "Kim" at # 21 in the list of 25 roughest rap songs of all time and at # 4 on the list of 25 most depressing rap tracks.
References
External links
- Lyrics of this song in MetroLyrics
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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