The song "Bad Guys Always Die" by Eminem is a collaboration with rapper Dr. Dre for the soundtrack of the movie "Wild Wild West." The lyrics tell a fictional story set in the Wild West, with Eminem and Dr. Dre portraying cowboys on the run from a notorious figure named Doc Loveless. The lyrics depict a standoff between Eminem's character and Doc Loveless. Eminem's character is determined to seek revenge and prove his skills as a cowboy. However, when the two finally meet, Doc Loveless reveals that he is also being hunted, offering a truce. He suggests that they team up to find a map to "part two," likely referring to a sequel to their previous collaboration on the album "The Chronic" by Dr. Dre. Together, Eminem and Doc Loveless plan to confront an old man with 26 plaques who possesses valuable items. They arrive at an abandoned town where Doc Loveless engages in a gunfight with Dre and Eminem providing backup. Eventually, they manage to defeat the old man and acquire the desired items. The song's lyrics highlight the theme of outlaws in the Wild West, with references to gunslinging, riding horses, and the dangers of being on the run. The title, "Bad Guys Always Die," suggests that their enemies will inevitably face consequences for their actions. It's worth noting that the song is inspired by the movie "Wild Wild West," starring Will Smith, for which it was recorded. The lyrics reflect the movie's Western theme and incorporate elements from the film's plot.
