Public Service Announcement 2000
Eminem · The Marshall Mathers LP
(Same announcer as the first Public Service
Announcement on the Slim Shady)
Announcer: This is ANOTHER public
service announcement brought to you in part by Slim Shady.
Eminem (whispered): tell em i don't give a fuck
Announcer: Slim Shady does not give a FUCK...what you think!
Eminem (whispered): tell em to suck it
Announcer: If you don't like it, you can suck his fucking cock!
Eminem (whispered): tell 'em they kissed my ass
Announcer: Little did you know, upon purchasing this album,
you have just kissed his ass!
Eminem (whispered): tell em i'm fed up
Announcer: Slim Shady is fed up with your shit...
and he's going to kill you!
Eminem (whispered): yeah
Announcer: uh...anything else?
Eminem: Yeah...SUE ME!
Announcement on the Slim Shady)
Announcer: This is ANOTHER public
service announcement brought to you in part by Slim Shady.
Eminem (whispered): tell em i don't give a fuck
Announcer: Slim Shady does not give a FUCK...what you think!
Eminem (whispered): tell em to suck it
Announcer: If you don't like it, you can suck his fucking cock!
Eminem (whispered): tell 'em they kissed my ass
Announcer: Little did you know, upon purchasing this album,
you have just kissed his ass!
Eminem (whispered): tell em i'm fed up
Announcer: Slim Shady is fed up with your shit...
and he's going to kill you!
Eminem (whispered): yeah
Announcer: uh...anything else?
Eminem: Yeah...SUE ME!
Public Service Announcement 2000
Released on The Marshall Mathers LP, this track stands as a defining moment in Eminem's early discography, blending aggressive rap delivery with a distinct electronic production style. The song serves as a thematic bridge between his debut and subsequent works, showcasing his ability to craft complex narratives within a single recording. Its inclusion on the landmark album solidified its place in the catalog as a staple of his early career, reflecting the raw energy and technical proficiency that characterized the late 1990s hip-hop scene. The track remains a significant song in his body of work, often cited by fans and critics alike for its impact on the genre's evolution during that era.