Popular American rapper Eminem created some controversy with his recent use of ‘homophobic’ lyrics in latest album Kamikaze. The 45-year-old musician faced criticism from all quarters for using a homophobic slur for his fellow rapper Tyler. He apologised saying that he might have gone too far. According to a report by People, addressing the issue in an interview with radio host Sway, the rapper acknowledged that in his quest to hurt Tyler, he ended up hurting a lot of other people.
Eminem said this after coming under fire for the words he chose to use in 'Fall', a track from his latest album titled 'Kamikaze' that came out in August. The lyrics of the songs read, "Tyler create nothin', I see why you called yourself a f-t, bitch / It's not just 'cause you lack attention / It's 'cause you worship D12's balls, you're sacrilegious / If you're gonna critique me, you better at least be as good or better."
Tyler responded to his rap on Twitter saying, “Dear god this song is horrible, sheesh how the f**k.”
On the work front, the 15-time Grammy winner dropped his latest album 'Kamikaze' On August 30. Later the same day, the rapper also uploaded a 15-second teaser of his song from the upcoming action-packed film 'Venom'.
