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Hip-Hop / It's Been Real / G.O.A.T. (Hidden Track) · Eminem

King Mathers

℗ 2008 Shady Records/Interscope Records

Explanation: I was analyzing the outro of It's Been Real & the intro of GOAT and I realized they had identical static. Same wave lengths/volume/sound, and they connected like a puzzle piece. I then realized that GOAT could've been a hidden track on King Mathers. That's right. GOAT is not before It's Been Real. This may come as a surprise to some of you who will continue to disagree, but hey, this is more accurate and I know it. GOAT would be a hidden track not shown on the CD artwork, it's basically Em surprising his fans with one last message, which is why he repeats "it's been real" again in the outro.

It's also important to know that to hear/see what 'transition' I am talking about between It's Been Real/GOAT, you need to look at the wave lengths zoomed in extremely close, or amplify the volume insanely loud. It was not an "intentional" transition like I Get Money into Everything, it seems like a result of not-so-great song handling (Mixing, not much mastering, some re-encoding/converting, etc) which has left a very very quiet static on some of these King Mathers songs, which you can easily notice at the beginnings and ends. I have ruled out all the songs that already have transitions, so that left It's Been Real, GOAT, Syllables, and some others. I compared them all and again, like I said, It's Been Real and GOAT were the only two that had a perfect match, implying they were together in an audio track, then sliced up half way through into the two .mp3 files we have.

Anyways, the intro of Hip-Hop has a distinct sound (Similar to the transition from Hip-Hop to It's Been Real, compare 0:38 and 0:00) so we know 100% GOAT CANNOT be before Hip-Hop, because the ending of GOAT does NOT have that distinct sound. That means, in our old theory, it would go: GOAT into Unknown Track into Hip-Hop into It's Been Real. That simply makes no sense. Why would he say 'i'm out, it's been real, peace' in GOAT's outro, THEN have 2 more songs (An unknown one and hip-hop), THEN a 3rd where he say it's been real, as we know. It only made sense when it was GOAT into It's Been Real for our even OLDER theory from pre-2019, but that simply doesn't work anymore now that we discovered Hip-Hop goes in-between and has a distinct transition.

So, with all that said, believe what you wanna believe, but see for yourself: https://i.imgur.com/XColoos.png GOAT is after It's Been Real. And I will stand by that.

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