In the final two installments of Eminem’s interview with BBC’s Zane Lowe, the Detroit emcee further discusses his creative process for his album “The Marshall Mathers LP2″

Eminem said he didn’t want to recreate any of his previous albums, and instead of limiting himself to a certain amount of bars, lyrically he allowed himself to “just get a thought out” which resulted in tracks that showcased his lyrical prowess such as “Rap God”

In part four of  the Zane Lowe interview, Eminem professes his love for his hometown and says that it’s because of Detroit he’s always had and underdog mentality. He also addresses what life is like now five years sober and how its impacted his performances.