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Despite promises from the rapper himself that his Zane Lowe interview would top the presenter's chat with Kanye West, Eminem proved mature and in-depth during his BBC interview. See part 1 below.
Opening up the interview, Eminem mention's West's interview and says that the only way to surpass the craziness of Kanye would be to "pee on the floor and leave", however this is perhaps the zaniest part of the interview as things quickly move onto a serious in depth discussion of what it was like writing the follow up to the Marshall Mathers LP.
Watch the first part of Zane Lowe's Eminem interview below
The details are the interview are extremely interesting as we see Eminem discuss how he wanted the sequel-of-sorts to be associated with the nostalgia of the first, but not in the overbearing sense. Instead he says that he wanted it to be "subliminally nostalgic" through the use of samples and tracks produced around the same time.
Below: what the critics say about The Marshall Mathers LP 2
