Never truly accepted by his peers, he was extremely introverted and kept mostly to himself.Įminem first discovered rap music as a tween, when his mother’s half-brother, whom he was close with, gifted him with Ice-T’s, Breakin’ album. “Beat up in the bathroom, beat up in the hallways, shoved into lockers,” Eminem says of his school days. ‘That was probably the roughest part about it all.’ ”Īs a child, frequently being the ‘new kid,’ Eminem never grew to have many close friends and was often the target of bullying. ‘I would change schools two, three times a year,’ Eminem later recalled. Biography reports on his early childhood, “Eminem’s mother never managed to hold down a job for more than several months at a time, so they moved frequently between Missouri and Detroit, Michigan, spending large chunks of time in public housing projects. and Debbie Nelson of the 1970s band, “Daddy Warbucks.” During Eminem’s infancy, his parents separated, his father taking off for California and abandoning Eminem and his mother. But, for Marshall Mathers III, who later became known as the best-selling rapper of all time, “Eminem,” his originality and drive for success resulted in leading the music scene as one of the highest-paid rappers and becoming one of the most influential artists of all time.Įminem was born Marshall Bruce Mathers III on October 17, 1972, to members Marshall Mathers Jr. Such hardships starting from youth might discourage others. He worked multiple jobs to help him and his mother make ends meet in their poverty-ridden Detroit community. He was a loner, a victim of bullying, and a high school dropout.
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