Eminem has released another music video for one of his songs, “Survival.” Check it out here and tell us what you think!
You can watch the official music video for “Survival” below:
In the video we see Eminem walk up to a building with a spray can in hand and a mask covering his face. Figures in black dart from shadow to shadow as Em walks around painting words and skulls on various facades of a rundown area in Detroit.
The song features Liz Rodrigues singing the hook: “This is survival of the fittest / This is do or die / This is the winner takes it all / So take it all.” It also features footage from the video game Call of Duty: Ghosts.
“Survival” is an anthem of sorts, talking about how Eminem has been close to down-and-out before, but has never thrown in the towel. “And I look like I might just give up, eh you might’ve mistook / Me for bowing out I ain’t taking a bow,” he raps.
After the final two lines (“I must be a-llergic to failure cause everytime I come close to it / I just sneeze, but I just go atchoo then achieve!”), the song ends and we see Eminem walking along the road, coming up to his former home, which will be on the cover of The Marshall Mathers LP 2, dropping November 5.
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Eminem recently announced that his newest album, titled The Marshall Mathers LP 2, or MMLP2 for short, will be dropping on November 5.
For his first single, “Berzerk,” Eminem released a music video that was a perfect throwback to old-school hip-hop artists and songs. It features plenty of celebrity cameos, along with Eminem’s trademark blond look.
You can watch the first of what will probably be several behind-the-scenes videos for the music video here.
Lastly, the rapper also released the album art for his eighth studio album, which features his old home, much like the original Marshall Mathers LP did.