Esham on Eminem, 8 Mile, ICP, Red Tape, Music Platforms, Protecting Detroit | Kid L Podcast

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Esham Interview! Esham is a pioneer in Hip Hop and Rap, from Detroit, Michigan. He's known for his contributions in Hip Hop subgenres of horror core and acid rap. He emerged in the late 1980s and is considered a legend in these genres. Furthermore, he's influenced many artists with his dark, violent lyrics, and experimental sound. Esham released his debut album, "Boomin' Words of Hell,' in 1989, when he was just a teenager. His unique sound and provocative content have made him a significant figure in the underground hip hop scene. Over the years, he's released numerous albums and EPS, both as a solo artist, and as a part of the group Natas. In this talk, we discuss his timeline from before rap, during rap, his first album, his encounters with D12 and Eminem, and his closure of the situation with Detroit Legend Proof. We also discuss his concern for culture protection for the city of Detroit.
00:00 - Chapter 2
01:05 - Early Life
03:47 - Starting Music
04:58 - Music Sales
07:35 - Early Music
09:17 - Royce’s “Pioneer” Statement
10:07 - Culture Protection
11:39 - Eminem
12:31 - Black Culture Protection
15:33 - Mainstream and Underground
18:29 - the Detroit Sound
20:23 - Boom, Red Tape
21:29 - 90s Detroit Scene
24:41 - Purgatory
26:04 - Music Motives
30:27 - Eminem and ICP