Rapper Eminem, whose real name is Marshall Bruce Mathers III, has achieved widespread popularity thanks to the songs he has released on albums such as The Marshall Mathers LP, The Eminem Show, Encore, Relapse, and Recovery, amongst others. Although his song lyrics have frequently been the subject of media attention, he has repeatedly been in the news for the statements he has made during interviews.
As part of today’s “throwback Thursday” feature, we will tell you about an interview guaranteed to stun everyone. However, you should not take it too seriously because it was staged and was probably not true. Are you confused about what it is that we are discussing?
The rapper made a surprise appearance as himself in 2014 and revealed that he was gay during that occasion.
The controversial film “The Interview” was made available to the general public on Christmas Day 2014, courtesy of Sony Pictures Entertainment, who, in addition to releasing it in select theaters, also made it available on various internet streaming sites. In addition to that, Eminem appeared in this movie in the role of himself being interviewed by the film’s main character, Dave Skylark (played by James Franco).
What did the rapper say in an interview?
Eminem, who has been accused of being homophobic on numerous occasions due to his continued usage of the f-word, comes out as gay during the planned interview. The reason for these accusations is that Eminem uses the f-word. Marshall Mathers’ deadpan performance of the situation is very believable, even though the entire encounter is probably not real. A recording of the rapper saying, “I’m more amazed that people haven’t figured it out yet,” may be found online.
The video continues with the rapper from Love the Way You Lie saying to the guy played by James Franco, “I’ve been playing gay peek-a-boo for years. I’ve basically been leaving a breadcrumb trail of gayness behind me.”
The entire production is in hyper mode as they continue to run the show with attention-grabbing headlines, even while the presenter of the film is still astounded by what is going on.
The character Aaron Rapaport, played by Seth Rogen, also asks Franco questions about the lyrics of Medicine Ball from Relapse, which go as follows: “I said the great rectum, I had a vasectomy, Hector / So you can’t get pregnant if I bisexually wreck ya.” Eminem later affirms that “Hector’s rectum was real” while discussing the incident.
Eminem clarifies his Grindr dating claim.
Fans were taken aback earlier this week when Eminem made the surprising suggestion that he had been using the homosexual dating app Grindr to hunt for love.
During a recent interview with Vulture, the rapper, who is 45 years old, discussed his dating life and described the process by which he looks for suitable companions.
“Well, absolutely. Yeah, Tinder. And Grindr. In addition to that, I used to frequent strip clubs, he explained. “What can I say? Going out to strip clubs was one of the ways that I would meet women. It was a time that was really interesting for me.
Most people were perplexed by his assertion that he had been using Grindr, particularly considering that it is an app that gay and bisexual guys primarily utilize to meet other men.
After the remark gained widespread attention on social media, a spokeswoman for the celebrity has now provided additional context regarding his previous statements.
According to a statement made by Eminem’s representative to The Muse, “I’m verifying that he was kidding about utilizing both Tinder and Grindr.”
Eminem responded to allegations that some of his lyrics promote homophobia and sexism while participating in the same interview with Vulture.
“The first time I got a taste of being called anti-gay was on My Name Is when I said, ‘My English teacher wanted to have sex in junior high / The only problem was my English teacher was a guy,'” he explained. “The first time I got a taste of being called anti-gay was on My Name Is when I said, ‘My English teacher wanted to have sex in junior high / The
Eminem Asks, ‘What If I Was Gay?’ in the New Song
It appears that the musician Eminem will dive into the waters of controversy surrounding LGBTQ issues.
A new song called “What If I Was Gay,” recently leaked to Rap Century, speculates how the general public would respond if the artist were to reveal that they are gay. Eminem collaborates with rapper Joyner Lucas as a featured artist on this track.
“What if I’m a hypocrite who’s just frightened to face the truth? / Wait, what if I told you that I’m gay too?” “What if I’m a hypocrite who’s just afraid to confront the truth?” Eminem raps.
Publicists for the rapper have claimed to various media sites, such as Metro, that the rapper does not identify as gay.
The tune is going to be included in an upcoming album by Joyner. Joyner appears to be pondering the topic of what it’s like to identify as LGBTQ, according to leaked lyrics.
“But on the real, what if I told you that I was brave? / I grew up differently than I was raised / But still, what if I told you I’m out of place? / I grew up differently than I was raised / But on the real, what if I told you that I was brave? / Wait. What if I told you that I had a homosexual orientation?
Twitter users have noticed that many of Joyner’s songs contain themes like “putting yourself in someone else’s shoes.” But the fact that Eminem appears on the track makes it noteworthy, especially when one considers his lengthy and tumultuous history with the homosexual community.
The homophobic lyrics of the Detroit rapper were the subject of severe backlash in the early 2000s. Despite attempts at image rehabilitation, such as a duet performed at the Grammys with Elton John, the rapper has continued to utilize slurs such as “fag” in his songs. In his song “Fall” from 2018, he used the phrase in a diss track directed towards Tyler the Creator. The lyrics were as follows: “Tyler produce nothing, I see why you named yourself a faggot, bitch / It’s not simply because you don’t pay enough attention; it’s because you worship D12’s balls, which makes you a sacrilegious person.
Eminem has previously used humor to mimic the challenging nature of his relationship, most famously in the film The Interview, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, in which he pretended to come out as gay in an interview before his publicists intervened and ended the exchange.
In the song “Medicine Ball,” he also alluded to his sexual orientation by rapping, “I got a vasectomy Hector, so you can’t get pregnant if I bisexually destroy you.”
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