True to its name, Tear Jerker by Jamie Madrox made me cry the first time I heard it. I believe that Thy Unveiling and Last Chance were the only other two that have ever made me cry, when they hit me at just the right moment. Not every time I hear them though.

-Jules

I was just listening to ICE-Ts Dear Homie the other night and it got to me,In all the years ive listened to it,Ive never felt the way i did while listening to it a few nights ago,Its definitly one track i want to be played when i die.

lol

you can call me weak for having an emotional track,
but your more of a pussy because your holding it back,

Lucem Ferre said:

The Warlock said:

lol

 

you can call me weak for having an emotional track,
but your more of a pussy because your holding it back,

 

^ Probably the greatest song anybody has linked on here, ever. Completely agree with this, especially since now days when you have a bad day or go through a time of depression people call you emo.

I hate the emo stereotype because people label them as whiny kids that cut themselves for attention and then condemn them for it. Emo's don't cut them selves and not every body that does is an emo. Either way we shouldn't throw hatred at those that do. Self harm is a serious thing and I think we should try to find out why the person think they need to hurt them self to be heard or maybe take the time to listen.

Ehh, I'm going on a rant I'll stop before it gets too long.

haha thanks man have you heard it before?? but yeah i hate all that emo labeling shit which always reminds me of another song by a different australian rapper haha

"There's probably someone out there that will tell you this is emo,

but this is my life so what the fuck would he know"

Lucem Ferre said:

Boondox's 'Cold Cruel World' got me emotional when I first heard it for how much I relate to it.

Oh, that's a good one that I forgot about. The first time I heard it, I immediately identified with the pain he sings about. And when you hear the gunshot, I remember gasping out loud. It was a very real emotional response to it. It was the song that made me love Boondox.

-Jules

Never cried for either but Nothing's Left and Thy Unveiling always give me strange feelings.

^^^^what  mike said. Hip Hop very rarely incites those emotions inside of me.....

I know juggalos are supposed to hate country but I dare any of you to listen to "whiskey lullaby" by brad paisley and not at least get teary eyed

I can't even listen to Tear Jerker off of Phatso because my father died the exact same way and I didn't have a chance to say goodbye, I didn't even know he was sick. I found him dead in the bathroom when I went upstairs to say goodnight, worst moment of my life.