Eminem recently released his latest album, titled “The Death of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce),” where he didn't shy away from taking shots at various celebrities. In one of the tracks, Eminem used wordplay to reference the ongoing charges against Sean “Diddy” Combs, including allegations of rape, sexual assault, and sex trafficking. The song titled “Fuel” includes lyrics where Eminem spells out the word 'rapper' in a way that alludes to Combs' former stage name, P. Diddy.
Combs has faced accusations from his ex-partner, Cassie Ventura, who sued him for rape and abuse. Following these claims, additional individuals have come forward with rape allegations, and Combs' properties were raided by the FBI as part of a sex trafficking investigation. Combs has denied all allegations.
Eminem didn't limit his digs to just one track; he also referenced Combs in other songs on his album. The rapper also targeted Kanye West in his lyrics, alluding to West's personal struggles. Additionally, Eminem mentioned Megan Thee Stallion in his song, suggesting a potential collaboration and making a controversial reference to an incident involving the artist being shot.
Overall, Eminem's album has stirred controversy with its lyrics targeting various celebrities. Fans have been dissecting the tracks for hidden meanings and references to real-life events involving the mentioned artists. The album has sparked discussions and reactions within the music industry and among fans of the artists mentioned in Eminem's songs.
