Eminem and Bruno 69 on MTV

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Was a funny/weird segment, but assume the entire situation was staged.
 

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I cracked up watching Eminem's posse attempt to push him off. Eminem is going to get ridiculed for this for the next couple of weeks. Just wait for SNL to cover this.
 

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I cracked up watching Eminem's posse attempt to push him off. Eminem is going to get ridiculed for this for the next couple of weeks. Just wait for SNL to cover this.

SNL did it's last show for the season already.
 

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How is Eminem an asshole for not wanting an asshole in his face? Am I missing something here?
exactly I mean I am sorry if I had no idea that was going to happen to me I would be pissed too. There is a difference between a joke and just going to far
 

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How is Eminem an asshole for not wanting an asshole in his face? Am I missing something here?

He's an asshole for not being to take a joke. He's twice the asshole for showing his displeasure by stamping out--with his "entourage", no less--like a spoiled child. So maybe it's embarassing. Maybe the joke is in poor taste. Man up.
 

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This was just hysterical, but the stunt was far too sophisticated for Eminem not to know in advance what was going to happen--although Sacha Baron Cohen is known for his love of spontaneous film verite. And since Em had already performed, faking disgust and walking out was just consistent with his rep. Everybody wins!

Here are a couple more screencaps of Em & Bruno.

http://www.fmforums.co.uk/forums/lofiversion/index.php?t112777.html
 
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well, i think eminem is a tool anyway...but i can agree, having a man stick his ass right in your face if you are not into that, on national TV, is rather nasty.

That being said, eminem being such a total prick about it, is what makes it funny...had he dealt with it in good humor, before the ass ever got into his face, he could have reacted differently...he had about 30 seconds to see Bruno coming down towards him...he could have gotten in on the joke, by getting up and pretending to catch Bruno, or saying "I've got you", or just going along with it to the point where he could have redirected Bruno's legs so they weren't wrapped around his head...he could have played it it off, played along, and everyone would have had fun with it...

but, if it was real, it was his infantile behavior that made it so funny, and his thugs throwing Sasha around and shoving him...seriously...do you need four gigantic bouncers sitting around you at the MTV Movie awards? Is Miley Cyrus going to pull a hit on you? How stupid.
 

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Time was when the MTV Video awards were a spontaneously refreshing change of pace to witness. No so this year.

With it's well scripted irreverence, canned mayhem, and seemingly everyone trying to outdo each other in obligatory profanities and other token demonstrations of non-conformity, much of it was almost too painful to watch.

With "memorable" moments like "Dick in A Box" and "I Gushed When I Saw It" (or something like that) it seemed inevitable that even with such well planned chaos, true spontaneity would rear its ugly head. One can call it Karma if one wishes, or maybe chickens coming home to roost.

Whatever, it seemed only ironically fitting that the circumstances would have the "butt" of the joke (if I may be so bold) be the iconic prince of irreverence himself, the much overrated Mathers. In the tedium of all the rest, it may have proven to be the one redeeming moment of the entire evening. WTF.

("Oh look honey, they've got a guy dressed as popcorn. Now that's some funny [bleep]. Wake me when it's over.")