It's the lyrical cynical sinister minister Shady.
Recovery will the deciding factor of the remainder of Eminem's career. The greatest risk Marshall is taking is that people have really responded to his disturbed adolescent temperament, but with this new album, he vows to own up to his past failures and come through for his fans. Eminem's career has been a composition convincing people that he doesn't give a fuck, but to those who have been able to listen past Dre's monotonous beats, Eminem has always cared about one thing, his fans. I think this is what Em is getting at with this new release and his greatest risk could yield his greatest reward. Even more than misery, triumph loves company and I hope he will be venerated for overcoming the most shady sides of slim.
On a completely separate but not totally unrelated note; new Pretzel M&M's are the best thing since the forbidden fruit, I shit you not.
-De
