And with that Eminem aka Marshall Mathers aka Mr. Controversy sets the nasty ball rolling for his latest album The Eminem Show.
Around 30 Eminem fans were injured at a concert in Washington last weekend, as the infamous rap superstar made his long-awaited return to the live arena.
In the video of his lead single "Without Me" he dresses up like Osama bin Laden and spoofs "The Sally Jesse Raphael Show".
He has made a fortune out of his domestic woes and by pissing off his contemporaries. If you can handle it, here's what the rapper says in "Without Me"…

Chris Kirkpatrick, you can get your ass kicked
Worse than them little Limp Bizkit b**tards
And Moby, you can get stomped by Obie
You 36 year old bald headed fag blow me
You don't know me, you're too old
Let it go its over, nobody listens to techno…

So as we can clearly see, it's time for some good ole Eminem flavoured controversy.

Em's still pissed off with the world, and why shouldn't he be, his last album Marshall Mathers LP debuted at #1 on the US charts. The album rose to the top on the success of the suicidal fan song "Stan" and won the toilet-mouth rapper 3 Grammy Awards!

The Eminem Show, releases in June and features Eminem's mentor Dr. Dre and some very wicked songs.
While detractors might be a little jaded with his gay bashing- wife cursing- bad mouthing his mom and pissing-off-authorities, his fans lap up every dose of f**k this and f**k that.

The only unexpected victim of Em's vitriol this time happens to be Em himself! In "Say Goodbye to Hollywood," and "Say What U Say," Em talks about his failed relationships and even how he's thought about putting a gun to his head.

Musically the album has been described as a hybrid mix of rap, rock, hip-hop and metal. Something like a Kid Rock meets Staind meets Eminem. Catch the video of "Without Me" on MTV and you'll know what we mean.

Eminem has two loves and two hates. The loves of his life being hip-hop and his daughter Hailie (who sings a few lines on "My Dad's Gone Crazy"). His two hates being his mom Debbie (she sued him for emotional distress) and his ex wife Kim (she sued him too).
The collision of these loves and hates inspire his music and his life.

Eminem is the trailer trash kid that America loves to hate. He has been labeled as a misogynist, a gay basher and an overall menace to society. And what was his response? He duetted with Elton John at the Grammy's!

Eminem's lyrical virtuosity earned him the respect of Dr. Dre who signed the artist on to his Aftermath label. The white rappers debut The Slim Shady, hit No. 2 on the Billboard album charts with the breakthrough success of the single "My Name Is."
With this he became the bad boy equivalent of 2Pac, the lyrical homie of Ice Cube and the white rapper that Vanilla Ice will never be.

"I'm not alone in feeling the way I feel," he says. "I believe that a lot of people can relate to my sh*t--whether white, black, it doesn't matter. Everybody has been through some sh*t, whether it's drastic or not so drastic. Everybody gets to the point of 'I don't give a f**k.'"
And when you hear an 18-year-old girl from suburban Mumbai mouthing his explicit lyrics, you think, maybe Eminem's does strike a chord - all across the world.

"I Just Don't Give A f**k," and "My Name Is," became rap anthems to be mouthed confidently in front of your parents, coz they were way too fast for them to understand what was being said anyways.

Like many other rappers, Eminem's rise to stardom was far from easy. After being born in Kansas City and traveling back and forth between KC and the Detroit metropolitan area, Eminem and his mother moved into the Eastside of Detroit when he was 12. Switching schools every two to three months made it difficult to make friends, graduate and to stay out of trouble.

Rap, however, became Eminem's solace. Battling schoolmates in the lunchroom brought joy to what was otherwise a painful existence. Although he would later drop out of school and land several minimum-wage-paying, full-time jobs, his musical focus remained constant.

Eminem released his debut album, Infinite, in 1996. He rapped in such a manner that he was accused of sounding like Nas and AZ.
"Infinite was me trying to figure out how I wanted my rap style to be, how I wanted to sound on the mic and present myself," he recalls. "It was a growing stage. I felt like Infinite was like a demo that just got pressed up."

Even though Infinite flopped, Em bounced back with the Slim Shady EP. A scathing, caustic bunch of songs that struck out at everybody and anybody.

The lyrical gymnast earned further recognition when he won second place at 1997 Rap Olympics in Los Angeles. It was here that Em made his radio appearance and wowed the audience with his furious lyrical delivery.
A certain Dr. Dre heard Em, got in touch with him and the rest as Em would say is f***ing history!