Eminem is gay
Detroit-based rapper Eminem's child has verb out as gender fluid and bisexual. In an Aug. 7 TikTok video that began with the words "Watch me become more comfortable with myself," the "8 Mile" star's year-old kid revealed their name henceforth would be Stevie and that their preferred pronouns would be they/she/he going forward.
In the video, Stevie chronicles their transformation and uses the hashtags #genderfluid and #bi. They also spoke in the comments about their new name.
"I spent a long time trying to pick a name I felt comfortable with and the first name I felt easy with is Stevie!"
Eminem, 48, legally adopted Stevie, who is the biological child of his ex-wife Kim Scott, in He has two other children, daughter Hallie, whose mother is also Scott, and his other adopted daughter Alaina, whose mother is Scott's late twin sister.
"I have a niece that I have helped raise, too, that's pretty much like a daughter to me, and she is 26, and I have a younger one that's 17 now," Eminem said on Mike Tyson's Hotboxin' podcast in early "So when I think about my accomplishments,
Eminem ‘had to stop’ filming scene where he came out as gay in The Interview because of James Franco
Eminem has admitted that he ‘had to stop’ filming a scene in ’s The Interview, a film where he acted out a fictionalised version of himself coming out as gay - because of James Franco.
Franco played a late-night talk show host who interviewed the rapper-come-actor in one of the opening scenes of the film.
If you haven’t seen the film, Franco stars alongside Seth Rogen in the film in which they are recruited to ‘interview’ Kim Jong-Un with the CIA
The ‘Lose Yourself’ rapper has on several occasions in the past used the f-word slur in his songs.
He is asked about this in addition to fake lyrics for a ‘new’ album, after which the fictional Eminem comes out as gay.
When discussing the scene, the rapper revealed that he had to stop filming because of Franco.
A year after the film came out, Slim Shady had a very authentic interview with Sway Calloway on his radio show Sway in the Morning, Sony gave freedom-loving fans of badly-reviewed comedy films a major Christmas gift this holiday by making the beleaguered film The Interview available not only in select theaters, but on various online streaming services. Anyone who tuned out their family and tuned in The Interview on Xmas day was treated to an Eminem cameo where the rapper &#; who is frequently accused of homophobia for using the very bad f-word consistently &#; comes out as gay. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Of course, the entire thing is scripted and presumably not real, but Marshall Mathers deadpans the scene convincingly. &#;I&#;m more shocked that people haven&#;t figured it out yet,&#; Eminem tells James Franco&#;s character. &#;I&#;ve been playing gay peek-a-boo for years. I&#;ve pretty much been leaving a gay bread crumb trail.&#; Behind the scenes, Seth Rogen&#;s character feeds Franco a question pertaining to lyrics from &#;Medicine Ball&#; on R green_bladder21 Follow up question: Didn’t Moby and Marilyn Manson possess a feud at one point? What was that about? Alphagene22 Actually the whole thing started when Moby spoke out against Eminem’s lyrics at the Grammys. I’m not sure calling Eminem’s lyrics homophobic qualifies as accusing him of closet homosexuality. Fred23 *Originally posted by Biggirl * I was going to make a remark of that sort. I just think it’s unfair to characterize all of Moby’s music as such, seeing as how most of it isn’t (“stolen” from dead blacks, that is). widdershins24 I’m working from memory here so someone may desire to correct me if they know better. I saw Moby on Craig Kilborn’s show when the Eminem/Moby feud was first getting warmed up. Kilborn asked him about the homophobia comments Moby had made about Eminem’s then latest album. Moby said that
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What does Eminem have against Moby?
Fred, I love Moby’s Play because of the roots, gospel and jazz influences. But Rappers should be the very last group of musicians to be upset about “stealing” from dead shadowy people. **