I'm going to introduce you to one of my favorite artists, Eminem.
I discovered him when I was younger, listening to "Lose Yourself," a song that came out in 2002, but I heard him around 2008 when I got my first MP4 8gb, which I still have.
That song left its mark on me. Not only because of its rhythm, but because of its message: seize every opportunity as if it were your last, never give up.
Eminem or Marshall Mathers is much more than a rapper. He's a symbol of overcoming difficulties.I researched his life; it was difficult, living in poverty. He was called a Nazi, among other things, and racist. But despite everything, he became a great musician and songwriter, and this year he's killing it!
What's more, at the beginning of his career, he was heavily criticized for being a white rapper in a genre dominated by African Americans.
But he publicly confronted it, apologized, and over time showed that his respect for hip-hop culture was genuine.What I admire most about him is his authenticity.He's not afraid to talk about his mistakes, his fears, or to show vulnerability.
Plus, he has an incredible talent for rhyming, storytelling, and playing with language like few others in the history of music.Despite all the obstacles, he never gave up. And that makes him an inspiration.