Downtown in cleavland when I was a little boy I dreamed Eminem would use me as a sex toy, I can't get pussy, as a matter of fact I don't want none, I would rather chew on a sausage and I want one, Eminem you can kiss our ass, we kissed yours come on just let us get some fast... I'm insane so is my asshole, every time Violent Jay licks it I get a drum roll
I hate Eminem just 'cause he's better, that is why I am writing this mothafuckin' letter go Eminem fuck me fuck my brother from another mother, I'm gonna keep rappin' even though you don't like me, I'm gonna do it 'til I choke to death... on a dick! Go ahead get one lick quick... Eminem let me have sex with you let faggy two hoe join in too, fuck me! fuck these lyrics! I suck at singing! I don't get pussy! I eat out queer pricks... insane clowns for life! I'm annoying!


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    I think that it would be awsome if someone shot these two in the head, and a few people at their concerts. This "music" is degrading to the human race, and is the reason terrorists hate us. I would go as far as calling them both terrorists.

    ImNeilYoungon October 14, 2008   Link

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