“Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack)” Lyrics by Eminem is a latest English song in the voice of Eminem. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack)” song lyrics are also written by Eminem. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song Everybody’s Looking at Me by Eminem talks about how fame puts him under a constant spotlight where people judge and watch his every move. He mixes humor, anger, and rebellion while describing the chaos of paparazzi, award shows, and public criticism. At the same time, he pushes back against labels, rumors, and industry politics, showing both the wild side of his celebrity life and his frustration with having no privacy.
Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack) Lyrics
[Intro]
Everybody’s looking at me
Everybody’s…looking at me
Everybody’s looking at me
Everybody’s…looking at me
Everybody’s looking at me (S*it is so crazy)
Everybody’s…looking at me (It’s like)
Everybody’s looking at me (Everywhere I go I’m in the spotlight)
Everybody’s…looking at me (From the moment I wake up, it’s)
[Verse 1]
Lights, action, cameras flashing (Kssh)
Managers, sponsors, concerts, monster mashing, yeah
Moshing, everyone thrashing (Uh!)
Laughing, lashing in arrogant fashion
Type who might throw his underwear in the trash and
Wipe his ass with the American flag like Marilyn Manson (Haha)
Updated Axl Rose
White version of Shaft, pimp slapping hoes (Psh!)
Pull up like a Mac, jet black limo
Stretch so far back, can’t see the back windows (*whistle*)
Stepping out, pink hats, furs and minks
B!tch on each arm, what the fu*k you think?
S*it, right arm got that kid from *NSYNC’s b!tch on it (Britney!)
Left arm got that little P!nk chick on it (*kiss*)
Me and Dre at the VMAs again
Pissing off these lesbians and gays again
It’s raining men (It’s raining men!), strut as we walk the carpet
Stop under the tarp and talk to Carson (What up?)
BJ’s pleading with us not to start s*it (Please, please!)
Not to stomp the s*it out of chocolate starfish (No!)
Pose for snapshots, paparazzi (Ch-ch)
Everybody’s eyes are watching
Just trying to guess what I’ma do next, waiting to see
I just walk in, sit down and take my seat, it’s like
[Chorus]
What the hell are you looking at? (I always feel like)
What do I look like, a crook? I’m not (Somebody’s watching me)
No criminal, I’m just a plain ol’ guy (And I have no privacy)
So keep them opinions and walk on by (Oh-oh-oh)
I said, what the hell are you looking at? (I always feel like)
What do I look like, a crook? I’m not (Somebody’s watching me)
No criminal, I’m just a plain ol’ guy (And I have no privacy)
So keep them opinions and walk on by (Oh-oh-oh)
[Verse 2]
Arrested for gun possession, have I learned my lesson?
Fu*k no, ‘nother Smith and Wesson
Pissed off, pistol whipping, let’s pick contestants
Mr. Just Can’t Use His Fist For Weapons
Looking around for some next s*it to step in
Twisted rep’, y’all got a misconception
I wonder would I be misunderstood
If I wasn’t from the hood, I was from some good
Uppity dumb suburb in some upscale community?
I guess you can see what trailers do to m
row up, not give a fu*k, fail at school and be
Cool as me, scream “Fu*k $luts, jail and jewelry!”
I never woulda dreamed women ever woulda screamed
My name louder than *** when she’s arguing with me
It’s hard for me to be humble and still have it
In me to rumble with anybody who wants to
I must prove I’m no punk, he’s punched through
It’s for uncle, I know you’re watching and I’ve much too
Much pride to show you that I’m hurting inside
I’ll never let my guard down, this curtain is wide open and I
[Chorus]
What the hell are you looking at? (I always feel like)
What do I look like, a crook? I’m not (Somebody’s watching me)
No criminal, I’m just a plain ol’ guy (And I have no privacy)
So keep them opinions and walk on by (Oh-oh-oh)
I said, what the hell are you looking at? (I always feel like)
What do I look like, a crook? I’m not (Somebody’s watching me)
No criminal, I’m just a plain ol’ guy (And I have no privacy)
So keep them opinions and walk on by (Oh-oh-oh)
[Verse 3]
My private life is Springer five times a night
See it via satellite live right on site
And hold on tight, s*it, fu*k the Tyson fight
You might see my **** try suicide tonight (Aaah!)
See, I done fu*ked up and told so much
It’s probably the only reason I sold so much
‘Cause y’all know so much, what’s left to do
But try to keep my pointy-ass nose outta the news?
‘Cause newsflashes travel faster than lightning rods
Oh God, he’s on stage with Elton John!
He’s got a motherfu*king pink GLAAD T-shirt on
Hugging a homos*xual, flipping the cameras off!
(But at the Grammys? Thought Slim hated the Grammys)
No, I said “you think I give a damn about a Grammy?”
You never answered me, now had you have asked me
I’da told you exactly why I wasn’t here last year
See, there’s nominees for the best album
Rap’s got a separate category, now how come?
What are we, peons? Fu*k Celine Dion!
Pee on your corny awards show you want me on!
But guess what? That means you win
I can’t give in and let y’all beat me again
Plus this year, my record’s almost diamond
I’m in the same category as Paul Simon
Ain’t no other rap in the category I’m in
But they’re calling me to the stage telling me I win
So just as I go to approach the podium
The crowd’s going nuts like they’re ’bout to explode or some’n’
Expecting me to give some acceptance speech
That’s gonna knock each motherfu*ker outta their seats
But the truth is, I ain’t have s*it to say
Except “thanks, but you shoulda gave this s*it to Dre”
[Chorus]
So what the hell are you looking at? (I always feel like)
What do I look like, a crook? I’m not (Somebody’s watching me)
No criminal, I’m just a plain ol’ guy (And I have no privacy)
So keep them opinions and walk on by (Oh-oh-oh)
I said, what the hell are you looking at? (I always feel like)
What do I look like, a crook? I’m not (Somebody’s watching me)
No criminal, I’m just a plain ol’ guy (And I have no privacy)
So keep them opinions and walk on by (Oh-oh-oh)
[Outro]
Everybody’s looking at me
Everybody’s…looking at me
Everybody’s looking at me
Everybody’s…looking at me
Everybody’s looking at me
Everybody’s…looking at me
Everybody’s looking at me
Everybody’s…looking at me
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Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack) Lyrics Meaning
[Intro]
This part sets the mood by showing how overwhelming fame feels. Eminem talks about how no matter where he goes, people are staring at him and judging. From waking up to being in public, he’s always in the spotlight. The repetition gives a sense of pressure and stress, like he can’t escape the eyes on him.
[Verse 1]
Here, Eminem dives into the chaos of his celebrity life. He describes cameras flashing, fans going wild, and managers pushing him everywhere. He exaggerates his wild image, comparing himself to rebellious figures like Marilyn Manson and Axl Rose, while also showing off the flashy lifestyle that comes with fame. He paints scenes of arriving in limos, being surrounded by women, and making controversial appearances at award shows with Dr. Dre. He highlights how the media and fans expect him to always cause trouble or do something shocking, like starting fights or making offensive jokes. Every move he makes is captured by paparazzi, and people are just waiting for the next outrageous thing he’ll do. But behind all the show, he’s pointing out that his life feels like a performance where he’s constantly being judged rather than simply living.
[Chorus]
This part reflects his frustration at being watched and misunderstood. He pushes back at the idea that he’s a criminal or a bad guy, saying he’s just an ordinary person dealing with fame. The repeated question shows his annoyance with constant judgment. He wants people to stop forming opinions about him and just move along instead of acting like he’s always up to something wrong. It shows how fame strips away privacy and makes him feel trapped under everyone’s gaze.
[Verse 2]
Here, Eminem talks about his run-ins with the law and how people assume the worst of him. Instead of learning lessons from past mistakes, he admits he still struggles with anger and aggression. He reflects on how growing up in a rough environment shaped him, suggesting if he came from a privileged background, people might see him differently. He explains how fame gave him attention he never expected, especially from women, but it also brought constant challenges to prove he’s strong and not weak. He connects this to his personal pride, saying he can’t let anyone see his pain even though he feels it inside. He shows the conflict between his tough public image and his private struggles, almost like living behind a curtain that’s always open for everyone to see.
[Chorus]
Again, he stresses how people wrongly judge him as a criminal or someone dangerous just because of his image. He insists that he’s just a regular person who happens to be famous, but he doesn’t get the same privacy as others. The chorus captures his exhaustion with being watched all the time, almost like he can’t breathe without someone analyzing it. He wants people to keep their opinions to themselves and let him live without that constant surveillance.
[Verse 3]
In this section, Eminem opens up about how the media invades his personal life. He compares it to a trashy talk show, saying his struggles play out publicly like cheap entertainment. He admits he’s shared so much about himself that fans and the press already know everything, which helped his career but left little room for privacy. He mentions shocking moments like performing with Elton John to challenge critics who called him homophobic, flipping expectations while still mocking the industry. He rants about award shows, saying rap is treated unfairly with separate categories, and he doesn’t care about mainstream recognition like Grammys. Still, he finds himself forced into the spotlight when his album’s success makes him a nominee alongside major artists. He describes the crowd expecting a big, meaningful speech when he wins, but he admits he doesn’t care about that stuff and would rather credit Dr. Dre. It shows his complicated relationship with fame: he craves success but resents the circus around it, leaving him stuck between rebellion and acceptance.
[Chorus]
This part repeats his annoyance with being seen as more than he is. He underlines that he’s not a criminal or villain but just a guy who happens to be under the microscope. The repetition drives home how tiring it is for him to be misunderstood. He wants people to stop staring, stop guessing what he’ll do, and stop treating him like a public spectacle instead of a person.
[Outro]
The ending circles back to the same overwhelming thought: he’s always being watched. The repetition shows that no matter what he does, the spotlight never fades, and he can’t escape the pressure of everyone’s eyes on him.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack) song?
A. Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack) song is sung by Eminem.
Q. Who wrote Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack) lyrics?
A. Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack) lyrics are penned by Eminem.
Q. Who has given the music of Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack) song?
A. Everybody’s Looking at Me (STANS Soundtrack) music is composed and produced by Eminem.
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