Not Eminem s Like Toy Soldiers

When it comes to TOY SOLDIERS, the new generation of fans must first think of 2005's Eminem's new single "Like Toy Soldiers", which was not Eminem's best single, but it topped the charts with Elvis Presley's re-release. Eminem is a smart guy and the chorus of his song is so nice and easy to remember that it's an impressive adaptation of the classic old song "Toy Soldiers" from the late '80s.

In 1989, Martinka sang "Toy Soldiers," which reached number five on the U.S. Billboard charts. At that time, Marika became famous in the American pop music industry, and some people called her "Madonna No. 2", but unfortunately she got married in the early nineties and retired from the music scene. And Eminem's adaptation reminds people of Martika again.

Sony BMG Records took advantage of the moment with the release of the Marnika selection** Toy Soldiers. In the 1980s, due to the rise of the MTV station, the use of images combined with the new trend of marketing, so that some of the new generation of singers with both color and art have an excellent new stage for performance, and in the late 80s, Tiffany, Debbie Gibson began to unveil the popularity of teen idol singers, and in the later stage, Tommy Page, etc., made the most brilliant interpretation for this wave of youth idol frenzy to amaze the global music scene.

The first two years have just passed.

It's still 50 points.

I'll mix it up again.

It's about the fight between various rap factions in the United States that has led to people being killed constantly, that is, the long-standing struggle between the east and west coasts and various battles, as you can see from the music video of this song.

The prelude to this song on the second floor is OK in Martika's Toy Soldiers? The prelude turned out to be a nursery rhyme, then it was used by Martika in Toy Soldiers, and finally Eminem was used in Like Toy Soldiers, okay?

This one?

step by step, heart to heart, left right left

we all fall down like toy soldiers

bit by bit, torn apart, we never win

but the battle wages on for toy soldiers

。This is originally EM's song, and this prelude is still like Toy Soldiers

em original, not someone else's song. ok？

This song is more about the struggle between himself and his heart, the accidental death of his friend Proof was a big blow to him, that was the most painful and difficult time, he was the biggest enemy, but in the end he still defeated his heart and defeated the demon in his heart. That's what it means.

No, like Toy Soldiers is a song written by Eminem about gangster rap vendetta that means to stop these wars and this song is proof.

It's the male lead, and he wasn't dead at the time, but he was actually shot later, so it became Eminem's nostalgic proof rap, and it was definitely not 2pac. Because 2pac is long dead. It is not excluded to remember 2pac.

But I think it's more likely that Eminem misses his friend Proof. This person looks more similar to Proof, and it may have been taken when Proof's was not dead.

Like Toy Soldiers is a song written by Eminem about gangster rap vendetta meaning to stop these wars And this song proof is the male protagonist He wasn't dead at the time But then he was actually shot So it became Eminem nostalgic proof rap And isn't it 2pac The person who copied my answer in the contempt upstairs [Turn around Gubai 1995] You're too unqualified

Certainly not 2pac. Because 2pac is long dead. It is not excluded to remember 2pac.

But I think it's more likely that Eminem misses his friend Proof. This person looks more similar to Proof, and it is also possible that Proof's MV was filmed when he was not dead.

It is a friend proof of EM

This song was released in 2004.

Proof wasn't dead at the time.

Who knows after two years proof of the fall of the bar.