Eminem has had enough news about mass shootings, taking action via art with this chilling and powerful video that takes us in the mind of the Las Vegas festival shooter.
Eminem might be a no-show for the video, but it's no biggie when you can get Sandlot character Squints to play the role of Logic, and comedian Chris D'elia to be Eminem.
What starts as an apocalyptic futuristic vision takes a comedic, self-conscious turn in this latest creepy and comedic collaboration between Eminem and director James Larese.
Structured to feel more like a documentary about a love triangle than a traditional music video, "The River" stars Eminem at his most candid and personal life, even if he consistently remains one post-modern twist ahead of the viewer.
If a room full of rappers banged away randomly at typewriters for an infinite amount of time, would they write something as good as Eminem's "Stan"? Probably not, but this videos let's us into Em's creative process, as we see him metaphorically deal with with living up to his stature and navigating the sometimes icy waters of inspiration.
