Gen Z cancels Eminem for 'promoting domestic violence', but fans want rapper's dis track on cancel culture

Has Eminem fallen victim to the infamous Twitter cancellation culture? It appears as if the rapper has jangled Gen Z's nerves with the lyrics of one of his songs. The rapper has come under fire for his "offensive" lyrics in the song 'Love the Way you Lie' with Rihanna, which debuted a decade ago.

Twitter is flooded with angry tweets from a large number of users who are determined to cancel Eminem for encouraging "domestic violence" through his lyrics. But his fans don't seem to stop backing him despite all the hate from Gen Z as they've been requesting the singer to come up with a dis track on the Twitter trend, to which many celebrities have fallen prey, sometimes for no apparent reason.

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What do the lyrics say and why does Twitter want to cancel him?

Eminem got entangled in the issue when one TikTok user pointed out that the lyrics of 'Love the Way You Lie' were problematic. The lyrics towards the end of the song are, "If she ever tries to fucking leave again. I'mma tie her to the bed and set this house on fire." The song is from Eminem's seventh studio album 'Recovery'. Reportedly, the rapper wrote the verses and chose Rihanna to sing it. It is also said that the duo created the song based on their past experiences in difficult relationships.

While the song touches upon several issues pertaining to a romantic relationship, Gen Z is of the opinion that the lyrics promote violence. Soon, a considerable number of Twitter users took to the platform to cancel Eminem.

More and more people are tweeting against Eminem and the lyrics of his old song. Many say that he deserves to be canceled as the present time has many artists whose "beats are dope" and have "amazing voices". One user with such an opinion wrote, "How can you argue that? Today’s beats are dope. Artists today have amazing voices. But it’s true that most mainstream hip hop artists only sing about guns, money, and sex. How am I wrong?"

Another added, "Eminem should have never been famous in the first place. He built his career degrading his mother, threatening Kim's life, and promoting domestic violence/kidnapping." And one asked, "how does eminem rap so boldly ab domestic violence and not yet been interrogated?" Another wrote, "I don't understand why people are getting mad at Gen Z for trying to cancel Eminem he's literally been offensive and awful since day one what's the problem." One said, ""I AM IN GEN Z AND I WISH TO CANCEL EMINEM FOR MAKING SHITTY MUSIC THAT HURTS MY EARS."

But Eminem's fans are here for him

The rapper's fans haven't budged an inch despite all the slamming and trolling, for they believe he is one of the greatest artists with meaningful songs. Some of Eminem's fans, in response to Gen Z's cancellation trend, have requested him to create a dis track aiming at the viral Twitter trend.

One tweeted, "I can’t wait for the dis track Eminem is going to drop for those that are trying to cancel him." Another wrote, "I'm finding it hilarious that #GenerationZ wants to cancel @Eminem Go ahead, try, the man will littery crap on you with a hella hot dis track on your asses. #dontfuckwitheminem #Eminem." Adding to the above tweets one social media user said, "So why are these stupid kids trying cancel Eminem? Like you understand he will literally destroy you with his words." In support of the rapper one tweeted, "There Is actually a lot of messages In his music examples: lose yourself, mockingbird, Arose, Beautiful, Beautiful pain, stan, walk on water, Lighters, and guts over fear, A few songs with good messages In them."