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Rapper Eminem came out in 1999 as one of the most notorious rappers to ever grace the field. Using his biting wit and unbelievable skills to voice on everything from his unhappy childhood to his dislike for the mainstream media, Eminem’s success became the biggest crossover success the genre had seen since Dre's solo debut seven years earlier. The controversy over his lyrics was the best publicity any musician could afford, and being the first Caucasian rapper to make a significant impact in years may have given him a platform not afforded to equally talented African-American rappers. A gifted producer as well, his talents always seemed overshadowed by his media presence, which was a mix between misunderstood genius and misogynistic homophobe. Both may be true, but Eminem’s message spoke to legions of disaffected youth who had few role models in the rap world who could relay to the white lower-class experience.
