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This verse is an acapella off of The Slim Shady LP: Special Edition album.
Fittingly, on the topic of “Bad Influence” in his book Angry Blonde, Eminem wrote:
The verses were meant to be thrown out there at college radio stations and shit like that. I call' em dummy verses. Somebody say “Spit some...
[Verse]
It's like this and like that and like this
I'm the illest rapper to hold the cordless, patrollin' corners
Lookin' for hookers to punch in the mouth with a roll of quarters
I'm meaner in action than Roscoe beatin' James Todd Senior
And smackin' his back with vacuum cleaner attachments
I grew up in a wild hood, as a hazardous youth
With a fucked up childhood that I used as an excuse
And ain't shit changed, I kept the same mind state
Since the third time that I failed ninth grade
You probably think that I'm a negative person
Don't be so sure of it
I don't promote violence, I just encourage it
I laugh at the sight of death
As I fall down a cement flight of steps
And land inside a bed of spider webs
So throw caution to the wind
You and a friend can jump off of a bridge
And if you live, do it again
Shit, why not? Blow your brain out, I'm blowin' mine out
Fuck it, you only live once, you might as well die now
Hazardous Youth was written by Eminem.
Hazardous Youth was produced by Dr. Dre.
Eminem released Hazardous Youth on Tue Feb 23 1999.