Eminem Album: “Just Lose It [Germany CD]”

ok, i'm not a usually a fan of eminem, mostly because i'm christian and my parents don't like me listening to him. I've heard his music, of course i don't live under a rock. When i saw and heard just loose it for the first time, it was with my dad in a hotel room. We were getting ready to go to a funeral and we were waiting for my mom while she was in the bathroom. All a sudden, I see this totally wacky/outragous music video that my father and i almost died laughing at. It was great. I think i know just about every word of the song. Although this song is losing momentum because it's been played so many times, i still enjoy hearing it. Just loose it!!

I agree with what the last poster said. Eminem has a formula and he never switches it up. His first single is always an upbeat, poppy song that will appeal to suburban white kids (My Name Is, Real Slim Shady, Without Me, Just Lose It). Then the rest of the album turns out to be fairly dark and violent, and more of a ghetto "thug" album. That's where the good stuff is -- these first singles he releases are getting really old and are starting to sound the same (when I first Just Lose It, I actually thought it was Without Me).

Even though Just Lose It is hardly Eminem's best single, Eminem's work is at such a high level that this song is still superior to most stuff on the radio right now.

I lost respect for Marshall Mathers with this song. A juvenile delinquent attempt at trying to diss Michael Jackson and gaining 6+ year old fans. The song itself is no good with the same start borrowed from his last album. It sounds boring 10 seconds into it.He tries his best to mix it all up with a trademark stupid video.I don't think I'm a fan anymore.

Eminem is so talented, but his first singles of every new album he puts out are so predictable. Just Lose It is just another reincarnation of Without Me. The Real Slim Shady and My Name Is were a little less formulaic. I love Encore, but Eminem needs to quite writing his first singles for the masses. I have all of Eminem's albums including Infinite and Slim Shady LP. He is so intelligent and has so much to say that I find this single his weakest he has ever done. The rest of Encore is amazing and original, but I could do without this song. Em, you da man, but quite being a sellout with your lead singles, you are better than that.