Jimmy Crack Corn (Eminem Song)

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Jimmy Crack Corn
Cover
Eminem logofeat. 50 cents / cashis
publication February 26, 2007
length 3:54 / 3:34
Genre (s) Hip-hop , rap
text M. Mathers ,
C. Jackson, and R. Johnson
music Eminem, Luis Resto
album Eminem Presents: The Re-Up

Jimmy Crack Corn is a song by the American rapper Eminem that he recorded with the rapper 50 Cent . The song is the second single from the compilation album Eminem Presents: The Re-Up by Eminem's label Shady Records . In addition to the version contained on the album, a vocal remix was also released as a single, which was released on February 26, 2007 , on which the rapper Cashis is represented instead of 50 Cent .

content

The title and parts of the chorus of the song are based on the American song Jim Crack Corn from 1846, which comes from a minstrel show . At the same time, Jimmy is a reference to the discoverer of Eminem and chairman of Interscope Records , Jimmy Iovine .

In the song itself, Eminem and 50 Cent rap, sometimes ironically , about their status as superstars and that they don't care what others think of them. The first stanza is about Eminem's "don't give a shit" attitude towards his enemies. He describes himself as a psychopath who could end other rappers' careers. In the chorus he raps, among other things, about the increasing success that comes with more and more awards. In the second verse, Eminem compares warring rappers to dog poop on the street and says that he will not respond to their threats and disstracks because he is much bigger than them. Even his and 50 cents clothing brands are more successful. In addition, Eminem alludes to his alleged affair with the singer Mariah Carey , who always denied it. In the last verse, 50 Cent is also directed at his enemies and warns them that he is serious and does not shy away from physical violence. He is also a player and has an affair with his rival's wife.

Song part Artist
1st verse Eminem
refrain Eminem
2nd stanza Eminem
3rd stanza 50 cents / cashis

Cashis also raps about how he robbed and destroyed his opponents. Eminem made him great and he left his old life behind.

production

The instrumental for the song was produced by Eminem in collaboration with music producer Luis Resto .

single

Jimmy Crack Corn was released as a promo CD single in the 50 cents version. In addition, a version was also released on record , on which the rapper Cashis can be heard instead of 50 Cent. The song reached number 1 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart in the United States, narrowly missing the top 100 there.

reception

In the review of the sampler Eminem Presents: The Re-Up by Dani Fromm on the website laut.de , Jimmy Crack Corn was referred to as the "infusion" of Eminem's 2002 hit Without Me . Matthias Reichel from cdstarts.de says the song would "present wonderfully relaxed rhymes of 50 and Em".

Web links

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  1. Jim Crack Corn
  2. Lyrics
  3. Lyrics Vocal Remix
  4. Jimmy Crack Corn on discogs.com
  5. Jimmy Crack Corn # 1 Bubbling Under Hot 100
  6. Review Eminem Presents: The Re-Up on laut.de
  7. Review Eminem Presents: The Re-Up on cdstarts.de