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Whatever life holds in store for me, I will never forget these words: "With great power comes great responsibility."
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| “ | ♪ Don't ever try to judge me dude! You don't know what the FUCK I've been through! But I know something about you! You went to Cranbrook, that's a private school! What's the matter dog, you embarassed?! This guy's a gangster? His real name's Clarence! ♪ | „ |
| ~ Rabbit to Papa Doc during their rap battle, exposing his privileged life to the crowd. |
| “ | ♪ Fuck a beat, I'll go A Capella. Fuck a Papa Doc, fuck a clock, fuck a trailer, fuck EVERYBODY! Fuck Y'ALL if you doubt me! I'm a piece of fuckin' white trash, I say it proudly! And fuck this battle, I don't want to win, I'm outtie. Here, tell these people something they don't know about me. ♪ | „ |
| ~ Rabbit's closing words during his rap against Papa Doc. |
James "Jimmy" Smith Jr., better known as B-Rabbit, is the main protagonist of the 2002 film 8-Mile.
He's a young and talented underground rapper who seeks to make a name for himself and escape his life of poverty. Thoughout the film, he and his friends in the Three One Third crew come into conflict with rival gang Free World, which eventually culminates in Rabbit batting Papa Doc and his crew in a series of rap battles, emerging victorious and gaining the respect of those who witnessed it all unfold.
He's portrayed by the famous rapper Eminem.
Biography[]
TBA.
Appearance[]
Rabbit is a young caucasian man of average height in his early 20s. He's typically seen wearing a beanie, hoodie, and sweatpants. When he's not seen wearing a beanie, he has short brown hair.
Personality[]
Throughout the movie, Jimmy is seen to be extremely determined to make a name for himself as a rapper, desiring the respect and admiration of the people at The Shelter, an underground club he frequently visits in order to engage in rap battles. Despite this determination, he was initially very nervous as seen when he "chokes" and forfeits his first match at the start of the film. Regardless, he doesn't give up and eventually overcomes his fear, successfully taking down Papa Doc and his crew in a series of rap battles in the finale of the film.
Outside of rapping, Rabbit enjoys hanging out with his friends in the Three One Third crew and is extremely loyal to them. This is shown when Cheddar Bob accidentally shoots himself in the leg with his own gun. Rabbit immediately runs over to him and helps rush him to the hospital. He's later seen scolding his friends as they're arguing, telling them Cheddar Bob's safety should be their main concern. He's also very protective of his family. When Greg Buehl shoves Jimmy and Lily's mother after finding an eviction notice, he immediately pushes him away and gets into a fight with him, defending his mother and comforting a scared Lily after everything was over with.
Quotes[]
| “ | ♪ This guy ain't no mother fuckin' MC! I know everything he's 'bout to say against me! I am white! I am a fucking bum! I do live in a trailer with my mom! My boy Future is an Uncle Tom! I do got a dumb friend named Cheddar Bob who shoots himself in his leg with his own gun! I did get jumped by all six of you chumps! And Wink did fuck my girl! I'm still standing here screaming "Fuck the Free World!" ♪ | „ |
| ~ Rabbit during his rap against Papa Doc, taking away any kind of ammunition he had against him. |
| “ | ♪ Matter fact dawg, here's a pencil. Go home, write some shit, make it suspenseful, and don't come back 'til somethin' dope hits you. Fuck it, you can take the mic home witchu. ♪ | „ |
| ~ Rabbit against Lotto. |
| “ | ♪ My motto: "Fuck Lotto!" I'll get the seven digits from your mother for a dollar tomorrow. ♪ | „ |
| ~ Rabbit's last words against Lotto in their rap battle. |
| “ | B-Rabbit: Hey Sol, do you ever wonder at what point you just got to say fuck it man? Like when you gotta stop living up here, and start living down here? Sol: It's 7.30 in the morning dawg. |
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| ~ Rabbit talking to Sol about keeping it real. |
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Trivia[]
- B-Rabbit was heavily inspired by Eminem's own life story. However, while Rabbit at the end of the story becomes successful in winning a rap battle, Eminem has admitted this wasn't the case for him in real life as it wasn't that easy.
External Link[]
- Rabbit on the 8 Mile Wiki