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If there's a particular template for Eminem's career at this early point, it's that of the young Elvis (a comparison that Eminem hates). Both men took a musical form invented by African-Americans and gave it a popular white face. But Eminem has advantages Elvis did not. He writes his own idiosyncratic material rather than singing anyone else's songs. His mentor isn't a white Machiavelli like Colonel Parker, but the legendary hip-hop producer Dr. Dre, whose endorsement gave him instant credibility with black and white audiences alike.
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[Jan 05, 2005] Eminem will finally get his day in court as Manhattan federal Judge Gerard Lynch ruled on Monday (January 3), that his copyright-infringement lawsuit against the Source magazine can go to trial. Eminem is suing the publication for releasing excerpts of two songs, "Oh Foolish Pride," and "So Many Styles," without his permission. The songs featured racially offensive lyrics and the publication released the music in attempt to show that Eminem was racist.
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Following the footsteps of his mentor, Dr. Dre, Eminem has been producing for quite some time now but recently he’s done more than ever. Not only producing songs for himself, Eminem has produced for many of hip-hop’s top artists like 2pac and Xzibit, not to mention every artist on Shady/G-Unit. Below you will find a list of songs Eminem has produced or co-produced over the span of his career.
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Eminem is well known for inventing "Eminemization", a process by which the explicit-ness of a song and/or phrase is multiplied a thousand times. He has done this in everything he has said in the past ten years, unless the unholy might of the FCC opposed him. Hence, he summoned the mighty "Stop FCC"-campaign to distract them, with Britney Spears's boob in the lead. Eminem invented the telephone in on Frankleberry 23 135466666666666666666666666.
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In 2004 Eminem produced a new CD “Encore”. It featured songs such as Just Lose It, Like Toy Soldiers, Encore, and even Mockingbird which hit #1 in MTV’s top 20 for over 10 days!
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[I]n 2004, Eminem made the video "My Band" with D12. The controversial song was the band's sarcastic response to the media's frequent portrayal of D12 as Eminem's band, giving little to no credit to its other members. It ... contained various parodies, including that of the Janet Jackson 'incident'.
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