Eminem’s back with another album, his fans think it’s a real tribute to his earlier days. (Scott Legato/Getty Images)

He can still flow like he did as a younger man. (Michel Linssen/Redferns)

The lyric has divided opinions amongst listeners. (Scott Legato/Getty Images)

Eminem is no stranger to controversy. (Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images)

Eminem has promised to make his ‘career disappear’ ahead of his highly-anticipated new album.

On his new single ‘Houdini’, the rapper gave us a glimpse on what to expect on the upcoming project.

In the song, the 51-year-old took shots at everyone, including his children, as the likes of 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg and Pete Davidson also appear in the music video.

He raps: “But you can all suck my d**k, in fact

“F**k them, f**k Dre, f**k Jimmy, f**k me, f**k you, f**k my own kids, they’re brats (f**k ’em)

“They can screw off (Yeah), them and you all (Uh).”

Now, a day before the release, Eminem fans think they have figured out the meaning of his album via a new cryptic video he has shared.

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Supporters of the rapper have come up with a wild, yet compelling, theory explaining what Eminem means when he says his next album will ‘cancel himself’.

Fans have dissected the name of his upcoming record ‘The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce)’, as the French term translates as ‘a final blow or shot given to kill a wounded person or animal’.

Taking to X, fan account @EminemDetroit88 said that they think the whole theme of the album is to test whether his alter-ego slim shady would be survive in today’s ‘woke’ climate.

“Now I see why the album is called The Death of Slim Shady. The concept of the album is to bring slim back and see if he can survive in today’s climate. Genius,” they wrote.

A second fan also echoed: “Oh my God Eminem is locked in the basement. They done shady’s done free he doesn’t come out the grave. This generation is so hit bro.”

Meanwhile, other fans said they simple cannot wait for the project to drop, as one person tweeted: “Man this is beautiful. I feel like a whole movie is coming but in an album form. This is the most clever you’ve been since 2013.

“I’m so happy. Even the new album cover looks like a movie poster.. This is such ana amazing rolllout. You really are a goat.”

Another penned: “This album is going to break every record, I haven’t seen this much hype for anything in a long time.

“I cannot wait to spend all of tomorrow listening to this album on repeat!”

Someone else said: “Oh boy this album gonna stir the social media pot I can already tell bro been playing chess not checkers his whole career.”

‘The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce)’ will drop tomorrow on 12 July.

Just when you think something’s finally been put to bed – no pun intended – you can count on Eminem to bring it back up again and remind us all about it.

The Detroit rapper, 51, hasn’t held back on his new album The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grace), which sees him kill off his alter-ego while addressing some very topical issues.

He’s never been one to shy away from including controversial subjects in his songs, shocking fans with his insane wordplay and below the belt barbs towards other famous faces – but targeting Amber Heard is a new one.

Forget Eminem dissing Diddy on the track ‘Antichrist’ or addressing his future death on ‘Temporary’, as it’s the seventh track on his 12th album which left listeners open-mouthed.

He made Aquaman star Heard, 38, the subject of a brutal punchline in the song ‘Lucifer’, which centred around a certain embarrassing incident, which emerged during the defamation trial she fought against her ex-husband Johnny Depp.

A lot has gone in since the former couple battled it out in court and a jury in Virginia, US, unanimously ruled in The Pirates of the Caribbean actor’s favour, but there was one detail which has managed to stick in a lot of our minds.

It’s clearly inserted itself firmly into Eminem‘s memory too, seen as though he brings it up on ‘Lucifer’.

While wrapping up his second verse on the song, he says: “My s**t is like taking Deborah Mathers at her word

“Yeah, I’m that absurd, we had a spat, then afterwards

“We squashed the beef like a hamburger patty, or should I say gigantic turd?

“‘Cause I put that s**t to bed like Amber Heard at a Mattress Firm.”

So as well as getting in yet another shot at his mother’s poor parenting, Eminem – real name Marshall Mathers – decided to also touch on Heard’s toilet habits – or lack thereof.

For those who need a refresher in all of the details which emerged during the Depp v Heard trial, something quite gross came to light while Starling Jenkins III was on the stand.

The longtime executive chauffeur and security guard, who first met the Edward Scissorhands star in 1993, explained that Heard had made a bizarre admission about a ‘horrible practical joke gone wrong’ while he drove her to Coachella.

Recalling the conversation, he told the court that he and Heard had ‘a conversation pertaining to the surprise she left in the boss’s bed’ after allegedly arguing with Depp, 61, during her 30th birthday party before she headed to the festival.

The surprise was, of course, ‘the defecation’ which had been left on their bed.

Speaking on the stand, Depp recalled how he had intended to head to their home to collect some things while his then-wife was out of town, only for Jenkins to warn him ‘it wasn’t a good time to go’.

He explained: “And I thought, ‘It’s the perfect time. She’s not going to be home for two days.’ Then he showed me a photograph on his telephone of…it was a photograph of our bed, and on my side of the bed, was human fecal matter.”

According to the actor, Heard ‘tried to blame’ the mess on their dogs.

Depp added: “They’re teacup Yorkies. They weigh about 4 pounds each. The photograph that I saw – I lived with those dogs for many years. It was not the dogs.”

In the trial, Heard also said that Depp’s dog, Boo, had ‘bowel control issues’, and when asked to clarify if she’d committed ‘any prank’ in relation to the fecal matter, she said: “Absolutely not.”

Although all this s**t talk had long died down, Eminem clearly thinks we shouldn’t forget it so easily.

By the way, if you are going to rush off and listen to ‘Lucifer’ or the entire The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grace) for yourself now, just remember that the rapper issued a warning about what order you play it in.

As it’s a ‘conceptual album’, Eminem told fans it ‘might not make sense’ if it isn’t listened to chronologically.

Eminem has got his fans ‘crying like a baby’ after the rapper addressed his death in a new song written for his daughter Hailie Jade.

The rapper dropped his eagerly anticipated studio album on Friday (12 July) and hip-hop enthusiasts have since been dissecting the 19-track project.

Titled ‘The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce)‘, the record promised to kill off his alter ego Slim Shady once and for all.

We were first introduced to Slim back on monster hit ‘My Name Is’ in 1999 and ‘The Real Slim Shady’ a year later.

As you are probably aware, the provocative character rocked a bleached blonde haircut and a ‘idgaf’ attitude.

And throughout the new album, nobody is safe as Eminem takes shots at P Diddy and even his own kids.

While most of the project features a rejuvenated Slim Shady, in one track, Eminem issued a heartbreaking admission to his daughter in the event of his death.

On ‘Temporary’, the father-of-three attempts to put Hailie at ease, telling her that life is going to be difficult but ok after he dies.

At the beginning of the track, we hear an old recording of a conversation between a young Eminem and Hailie, when she was a kid.

The intro between the two goes: “A lot of people ask me, am I afraid of death? The truth is, I think what scares the me most is not being able to say all the things.

“I wanna say to you when I’m no longer here. So this song is for Hailie, for when that day comes

“Where is Hailie? Where is she at? This ain’t Hailie. Who is it?

“It’s a monster.”

He raps: “Look after Eleana, Stevie and Uncle Nate / And, sweetie, be strong; I know I was your rock, and I still am / Saying goodbye is just not ever easy / Why you crying? Just stop / Hailie, baby, dry your eyes, this is not forever.”

Fans have since taken to social media, saying that the ‘track should have came with a warning’.

“Crying to Eminem’s new album was not something I thought I’d do today but holy f**k. Was vibing to the music until ‘Temporary’ came on and I just started crying holy f**k. Such a beautiful song,” one person commented.

“Eminem’s track ‘Temporary’ is actually a tear jerker man,” penned a second.

As a third wrote: “Why did you do this, Eminem? You got me crying like a baby. ‘Temporary’ is so beautiful…”

The rapper shares three children with his ex-wife, Kim Scott: Hailie Jade Scott, Alaina Scott and Stevie Laine Scott.

Meanwhile, the 28-year-old recently got married to her partner Evan McClintock, as her dad, 51, wore a tuxedo, dark glasses and Nike Air Jordans for the nuptials.