This song was debuted exclusively by “Call of Duty” for their latest game’s multiplayer trailer. So, Kim is known for lying about her whereabouts. In response to him asking, Kim claimed she was at home, even though Eminem was there but she wasn’t. In his book: “Whatever You Say I Am: The Life and Times of Eminem” Em recounts a time when he got off an early flight home and couldn’t find Kim. This could be a reference to his ex-wife, Kim. He starts out by asking somebody where they were Tuesday and then he catches them in a lie. It seems to be a sort of throwback song to 2004’s “Puke,” featuring a similar topic. The beat on this song is a modified version of the one used on “Criminal” from the first Marshall Mathers LP. He refers to his house as a “K-mart mansion” because he bought a $4.8 million dollar mansion off of former K-Mart CEO Chuck Conaway. Eminem considers himself a “Jedi in training” and Rick Ruben is Yoda, teaching him to perfect his craft. In this case the “Yoda of rap” refers to production legend Rick Rubin, who helped work on the album. This song contains samples from this classic rock song - The Zombies 1969 classic “Time of the Season”. But then again, he’s known to write songs “where he dies at the end,” as he stated in his song “Cum On Everybody”. Eminem ends his own life to avoid arrest-the second time Em has died in as many songs thus far on the album. This skit picks up where the last song- “Criminal” on The Marshall Mathers LP leaves off- with a bank robbery. (It’s a Broncos hat because Stan meets Eminem in Denver). Matthew says he have the Broncos hat back.
This song makes a reference to the “starter cap” that Eminem says he is autographing and sending to Stan’s brother. Matthew Mitchell is all grown-up now, and is seeking revenge for Stan’s death. “Bad Guy” is about Stan’s little brother, Matthew, who loved his brother more than anything. “Stan” is about a crazed fan who kills himself, his girlfriend and their unborn child because of the “lack of attention” Eminem paid to him as a fan. This is a sequel to Eminem’s song, “Stan,” which was released as a single from The Marshall Mathers LP.
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