Steve Berman (Skit)
D12 · Devil's Night
[Steve]Marshall, I can call you Marshall right?
[Eminem]Uhh, sure
[Steve]Good, sit the fuck down for a second
[Eminem]Okay
[Steve]Do you just fuckin hate me?
[Eminem]Hate you?
[Steve]What the fuck have I ever done to you?
[Steve]Your last record, we got lucky
[Steve]This D12 album is fucked
[Eminem]What's wrong with it?
[Steve]I don't wanna rape my grandmother
[Steve]I don't wanna have sex with pitbulls
[Steve]I wanna roll on dubs, I want throw bows, I wanna rock prada
[Eminem]Rock prada?
[Steve]And who the fuck is this Bizarre guy?
[Eminem]What do you mean
[Steve]Do you need a cat-scan?
[Steve]Where the fuck did you find this guy
[Eminem]I mean, I've known him like...
[Steve]This album's never coming out
[Eminem]Steve, you've only heard one song
[Steve]Fuck you
[Steve]Get the fuck outta here
[Steve]Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowww
[Eminem]Okay, okay, shit
Steve Berman (Skit)
This track serves as an introductory segment for D12's 2004 album Devil's Night, setting the stage for the group's signature blend of Southern hip-hop and aggressive rock influences. The recording features the collective voice of the members, establishing the chaotic energy that defines their discography during this era. As a skit, it functions as a narrative device rather than a traditional song, offering a glimpse into the band's dynamic interactions and the thematic elements explored in Devil's Night. The piece exemplifies the collaborative nature of D12's work, where individual voices merge to create a unified sonic identity that became a staple of mid-2000s rap-rock. It remains a notable song in their catalog, reflecting the group's ability to transition seamlessly between musical styles while maintaining a distinct, high-energy presence.