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Whatever You Say I Am: The Life and Times of Eminem Anthony Bozza
Publisher: Three Rivers Press

Eminem: "I am whatever you say I am! In the album you say you're scared of how your career's gonna pan out. I'll admit, I'm just the same as I was, Now don't you understand? That I'm never changing who I am." —It's Time, Imagine Dragons. Jagger and Lennon were trying to 'corrupt' them (Anthony Bozza's Whatever You Say I Am: The Life and Times of Eminem argues this point with more virulence and in more depth than I have the capacity or wont to here). I've heard M.O.E on youtube before, Ive 2) M.O.E. I'm pretty much the exact same; I really didn't write it that long ago. For the last month or so, I have been reading 'Whatever You Say I Am - The Life And Times Of Eminem'. How many times are you same dudes going to leave comments? Rittz talked with Hive about his new album, biggest influences and the fascination surrounding his hair. Often a character will have an aspect of himself of which he's ashamed (or that society insists he should be). That boy yancy is fire, hands down bring that crown out west. One episode of Pushing Daisies has Ned say that he's not sorry or ashamed about what he does, because "it's what brought everyone I love into my life". So on his debut album The Life and Times of Jonny Valiant (out now), he raps of how his peers have kids, cars and credit cards, and his failed attempts to distract himself from his own shortcomings. I brought this a few years ago, and every time I tried to read it I couldn't get past the first page or two.