If you take Eminem at his word, though, his mother wasn’t much of one. There, he would nurture a talent for rhyming so successfully that he would not only become the most famous white rapper in the world, but also the best-selling artist of the entire decade, moving over 32 million copies of The Marshall Mathers LP and The Eminem Show, and getting endless digital and radio plays.
EMINEM SORRY MAMA MEANING FREE
Those aren’t lyrics from an Eminem song, but a quote he gave to the Detroit Free Press in 2000 about being raised by Debbie Mathers, a single mother in a trailer park in Detroit near the boulevard 8 Mile, a major thoroughfare in a rundown neighborhood of poor black kids. “That’s the story of my life since the day I was born.”
“Whenever something good happens, the bad always follows,” Eminem said once about his upbringing. Who says dads get to be the only antiheroes in pop culture? This Mother’s Day, as we celebrate the beautiful angels kind enough to raise our sorry asses, we’re profiling five of the most notorious moms in history.
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