re: Could Anyone Do Eminem's Godzilla Challenge?

He’s no Mac Lethal

I could only make it through 3 lines without feeling like I need to go take a shower.

My name ain’t a Dick so keep it out your mouth,
You’re the worst damn poster in the north or the south,

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WTF?? I didn't see that dude take a breath!!!

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Mac Lethal spits out words at the rate machine guns spit out bullets.

I think there's a video somewhere where he talks about how he does it.

Yo, mad respect Kafka,
But i ain’t no chump,
I make things better than Chris,
When I take a dump,

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So you just make yourself look like an idiot

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No it’s definitely you that looks like a rambling idiot as usual

Chris, do you hire women in high heels to stomp on your pee pee while they spit on you and tell you how bad your threads are?

You get off on humiliation and derision, I think.

You are fascinating, honestly. Just this resilient rolling repository of wrongness. And yet, you March on undaunted.

This might be the whitest thing I have ever read on here.

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Okay, but I am still waiting for you to explain to me why a picture of Hilary Duff's kids are worth so much (Note: No one knows who her kids are and the pictures would be just of her kids in which you could take pictures of any kids and say "this is Hilary Duff's kids").

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It's cute how you think you "got me" and chased me out of that thread with your hard hitting questions.

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Anyone who has watched Keeping Up With The Kardashians or TMZ knows that the paparazzi can be relentless when trying to get photos of famous people, even when the celebs are just going about their daily business. This guerilla-style method of photography allows us to get our fix of candid shots in our celebrity magazines and tabloids. However, celebrities and, most importantly, their kids suffer from constantly being stalked in the process. Luckily for our favorite famous kids, there could be an end to this madness in the future. One major magazine is changing its policy: New People magazine editorial director Jess Cagle has decided to put an end to unsanctioned celebrity pictures in the popular publication, stating that "[People has] no interest in running kids' photos taken under duress."

This isn't the first time that the paparazzi's treatment of celebrity children has come into question. Last summer, Jennifer Garner and Halle Berry testified about paparazzi stalking their kids in the hopes that California lawmakers would pass stricter laws. "We are moms here who are just trying to protect our children. It's not about me. Take my picture. I get it. But these little innocent children, they didn't ask to be celebrities," Berry testified.

Though there was solid celebrity backing behind this initiative, not everyone is in favor of reforming paparazzi laws to benefit celebrity children. People is the only major magazine thus far that has changed its tune on candid kids shots. US Weekly publically defended its usage of paparazzi pictures. "No one told [celebrity parents] they had to have children. No one told them they had to live in Los Angeles. No one told them they had to live in New York ... These are choices that they made," said Ian Drew, entertainment director, in response to efforts to reform paparazzi laws.

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Here's another article in case your that was too complicated for you to comprehend...

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It’s been a contentious issue for a while now: Many celebrity parents have taken aim at the paparazzi for taking photos of their children and selling them for profit without getting explicit permission from consenting adults. The parents who’ve been lobbying against the paparazzi just scored a major win: “People” magazine, a huge outlet that regularly posts shots of famous kiddos, has promised not to publish them without the parents’ explicit permission

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Until recently, People magazine had an entire section dedicated to celebrity babies. The pictures of her children are worth whatever people are willing to pay, which for most publications is a few grand per shot published.

Do you really need me to explain why people want to see pictures of celebrities children? Magazines pay money for them so there is a market for paparazzi. This isn't some new revelation that I'm making up. It's been a problem for years. If you spent just 5 minutes of your time doing a little research, you wouldn't keep looking like a retard.

Again, you are wrong. Shocker