“And all of this controversy circles me
And it seems like the media immediately points a finger at me
So I point one back at 'em, but not the index or pinky or the ring or the thumb
It's the one you put up when you don't give a fuck
When you won't just put up with the bullshit they pull”

—  Eminem , book The Way I Am

"The Way I Am"
2000s, The Marshall Mathers L.P. (2000)

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