Go back and listen to her song, вЂMy Skin.вЂ™ That was the one that put her on the map. вЂњBecause as sheвЂ™ll say, she has been talking about loving yourself for a long time - well before вЂwellnessвЂ™ was a buzzword. вЂњJourney is really a poignant word for what she has gone through as far as working in the self-love space,вЂќ her producer, Ricky Reed, told Variety last year. Grammy-winner Lizzo has emerged as the poster girl for the self-love musical movement, and rightly so. Another sociological factor may be the oversharing nature of our social media-obsessed lives, where both lows and highs are analyzed in real time - and also open the door to criticism spurring another look inward. 'Throughout my career, I fed off the fuel of people not being able to understand me.But recent years have seen a steady stream of popular songs about self-acceptance, among them: Selena GomezвЂ™s вЂњLose You to Love Me,вЂќ Taylor SwiftвЂ™s вЂњME!,вЂќ Meghan TrainorвЂ™s вЂњI Love Me,вЂќ Hailee SteinfeldвЂ™s вЂњLove MyselfвЂќ and Elton JohnвЂ™s Oscar-winning вЂњ(IвЂ™m Gonna) Love Me Again.вЂќ One would reason that todayвЂ™s focus on mental health is driving much of this artistic self-reflection, and thatвЂ™s certainly true to a large extent. if you didn't let me get to you so much, you would take away all my ammo,' he says. 'I think throughout my career, I've said enough to piss enough people off. Still, he says, not everyone is going to like what he says. 'If two people care about each other or love each other, they should have the right to be equally miserable,' he says. His rhymes contain fewer public jabs at celebrities and he's even publicly stated support for gay marriage. Recovery showcases a more mature, more tolerant Eminem. 'There are a lot of rappers who have complicated rhyme schemes that are out today, that have been out over the years.' His lyrics have drawn comparisons to the work of great poets, but the rapper, while flattered, says it's strange for him to hear. He says he's turned the weaknesses he discussed on the album into strengths. 'You know, it just reminds me of how I was feeling and why I would never want to go back to that place.'Д®ven so, Eminem says that talking about his struggles - in songs like 'Going Through Changes' - has been empowering. 'When I first recorded the record and dumped it all out, it was a little difficult to listen back to,' he says. It's also one of his most personal and most honest. His latest release, Recovery, is being praised as one of his best yet. 'I felt like I did a lot of growing up, and I don't really feel like the last album really reflected where I was at mentally,' he says. He released an album called Relapse in 2009, but says it didn't reflect his new life of sobriety. I knew I couldn't control it anymore.'Д®minem has been sober for just over two years. Music is so therapeutic for me that if I can't get it out, I start feeling bad about myself - a lot of self-loathing. 'I felt like I had a really bad case of writer's block. when I got home, I went right back to using again.'Дespite going back to drugs, the rapper says he was scared. 'I don't think I actually realized the totality of what had happened,' he says, 'so after I got out of the hospital. His drug habit intensified in recent years and even led to an overdose in December 2007. In an interview with Weekend All Things Considered host Guy Raz, Eminem says he struggled with addiction throughout his career. His new record is called Recovery, and it tells the story of a man coming to terms with his inner demons. He's won 11 Grammys and an Academy Award, and holds the record for the fastest-selling solo album in history. Throughout his career, Eminem's controversial work has attracted both criticism and accolades. His name is Marshall Mathers, but he's better known as hip-hop musician Eminem. This song contains explicit language not suitable for all ages.

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