Love The Way You Lie Video | Eminem ft. Rihanna

Love The Way You Lie Eminem Feat. Rihanna

A handful outstanding recording artists be in a position to really send shivers up the prickle when you hear to their words, along eith Eminem possesses that talent. What may well have been a somewhat frequent rant about the pain and lies that take place as relationship crumbles turn out to be chilling once the opening on the chorus matches the end in the final verse? Eminem, with a help from Rihanna, proves once more why he is regarded as a really legendary performer.

Eminem Recovery Album

Eminem Single “Love the Way You Lie”

Rihanna “Love the Way You Lie” with Eminem

"Love the Way You Lie," the another single from Eminem's echoingly best-selling Recovery album, carries at the same instant his one off personal past, Rihanna's disastrous experience, and outstanding verbal wit in your song of loving failure who is for sure discerningly dominant. The song thrills off with plain piano underneath Rihanna's record in the chorus. The song afterwards easily thrills into gear with Eminem trying to portary the hurt in a relationship gone severe.

Love the way you lie watch video

 

 

Love the way you lie video

Eminem “Recovery” Album Review

Throughout "Recovery," the rapper's first album since overcoming an addiction to pharmaceuticals, Eminem is unsparing in assessing the weakness of character that led to his descent into drugs. But the strong-selling rapper is even more severe in assessing the weakness of the work he made during that addiction: "Them last two albums didn't count/'Encore' I was on drugs, 'Relapse' I was flushing them out," he insists on the track "Talkin' 2 Myself," where he also admits that he considered taking shots at Lil Wayne and Kanye West. ("Thank God that I didn't do it," he raps with audible relief. "I'd have had my ass handed to me, and I knew it.") Eminem certainly sounds recharged on "Recovery," delivering nearly every verse with the kind of breathless, amped-up energy that defined early hits like "Lose Yourself." But it's an oddly morose comeback album, as suffused with regret ("Going Through Changes," based on a sample of Black Sabbath's "Changes") as with triumph ("Won't Back Down," featuring Pink). Leave it to Em to continue confounding expectations this late in the game.

 

Artists Included :

1-Kanye West

 

Kanye West

2-Eminem

Eminem

3-Black Sabbath

Black Sabbath

4-Lil Wayne

Lil Wayne

5-Pink

Pink