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If he don't shut up we'll dead'em, let Yayo stomp his head in Eminem – Wanksta [Eminem’s version]
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Tony Yayo is a member of G-Unit records and rap group.

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How does that explains the line fool lol

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the Army Shady Records Eminem – Wanksta [Eminem’s version]
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Em’s label, Shady Records has an entourage (army) of many artists such as Obie Trice, 50 Cent, D12 and Stat Quo (at the time).

He’s playing 50’s line

It’s 50, a.k.a Ferrari F-50

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Stan Canibus (Ft. D12 & DZK) – Air Strike (Pop Killer)
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Reference to Eminem’s 2000 hit single “Stan” from The Marshall Mathers LP.; the song is about a fictional, obsessive Eminem fan. Since then the term Stan has meant either any Eminem fan, or any fanatical follower of a rapper.

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Rosenberg Canibus (Ft. D12 & DZK) – Air Strike (Pop Killer)
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Paul Rosenberg, Eminem’s manager, disparaged Canibus while Eminem was describing their conflict in the Tim Westwood interview cited in the annotation of the first Eminem sample, above.

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Ever since I was 13 I learned how to sew and sewed shut my own bootyhole
'Cause I ain't took no shit since I looked down to my nuts and saw my first pubic grow Bad Meets Evil (Ft. Liz Rodrigues) – Echo
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Em is saying here that ever since he reached 13 he started to act like a man; he didn’t take no shit from anyone and proved his ability to stand his ground.

He wouldn’t even take shit from himself literally and figuratively since he shut his asshole. Also 13 is typically the age puberty begins to change the body

Also in a lot of songs he talks about changing from 12 to 13, he does it in “My Name Is”, “I’m Back”, and “Music Box”

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This could also be another way of making fun of gays. “Sewed up my bootyhole” “took no shit” he is talking about anal sex

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That 12/13 thing is cause the 13th letter in the alphabet is ’M'. This line is a metaphor for Em’s transition in musical structure and content from Infinite to The Slim Shady EP. Kind of similar to how Pharoahe Monch calls himself 13 sometimes.

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Ever since I spit some shit on Infinite
I've been giving it a hundred and ten percent D12 – Shit Can Happen
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Ever since he put out his very first underground album, Infinite which did not perform well and gave Em poor receptions from the hip hop community, he’s been giving it 110% with every lyric he spits… He went from being an Amateur on Infinite to being the Rap God that we know him as today.

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