Many are speculating it’s building up to another surprise new album.
Eminem‘s official YouTube channel inexplicably uploaded a lengthy jazz instrumental under the title ‘The Real Slim Shady’ this week, leaving fans speculating as to what it could mean.
The track was attributed to a mysterious ‘PhilipJones16’, but has since been deleted from Eminem’s channel and re-uploaded elsewhere. You can take a listen to the track below.
Some fans think the jazz track was the result of a hack, while others think it’s a hint that he’s due to surprise-drop some new material in a similar manner to last summer’s ‘Kamikaze’ LP.
Today a video was updated on Eminem's youtube channel, “The Real Slim Shady” by Philip Jones trumpeter. No one knows how it went on Eminem's channel, we might think it's some trick from Eminem's team to get suspicious in the air or it could be a platform bug. pic.twitter.com/NSx24Ez7nT
— ? (@luizotxvio) September 12, 2019
Just a thought but if you saw @Eminem posted on his you tube channel "The Real Slim Shady" jazzy instrumental. Something is coming Oct 10/19…length is 4:15 add it up 10th month 10th day?? ???
— Mike B (@MBart83) September 12, 2019
@Eminem is either dropping a new album or single using a Philip Jones sample of some sort Remember this tweet #therealslimshady
— T?CH ?? (@Ya_BoiJulian) September 12, 2019
This was uploaded to Eminem's official YouTube Channel yesterday. It only has 530 views so far. I never got a notification about it.https://t.co/4QS83zoiwD pic.twitter.com/YQH7uYuXza
— Eminem & Shady News (@ShadyFansite) September 11, 2019
Some fans believe Philip Jones is a reference to the British classical trumpet player who died in the year 2000, the same year the original ‘The Real Slim Shady’ single was released.
… what pic.twitter.com/xgGuC2Xoim
— Veronica 7 | 14 (@EMBACKF0REVENGE) September 11, 2019
This was uploaded to Eminem's official YouTube Channel yesterday. It only has 530 views so far. I never got a notification about it.https://t.co/4QS83zoiwD pic.twitter.com/YQH7uYuXza
— Eminem & Shady News (@ShadyFansite) September 11, 2019
To make matters even more mysterious, another video titled ‘Bad Meets Evil’ – the name of Eminem’s rap partnership with Royce da 5’9″ – was also uploaded to his channel before being taken down again.
Although it appeared with artwork bearing the name ‘Mid ’90s’, the audio was that of the pair’s track ‘Bad Meets Evil’ from the 1999 ‘Slim Shady LP’.
A Video got uploaded to Eminem's official YouTube Channel today but was taken down. pic.twitter.com/IQPkAJ1gLi
— Eminem & Shady News (@ShadyFansite) September 12, 2019
Marshall didn’t come to play .. I lost my shit when he first uploaded that audio which said “the real slim shady” to his channel some days ago and then recently he uploaded a bad meets evil one, which they took down pretty fast..
Something is up for sure
— m (@MxrshallMx) September 13, 2019
It's official now??
A track called Mid 90s was uploaded in Eminem's YouTube channel and then taken off.. omg I can't wait for another Bad Meets Evil.. #Eminem @Eminem @Royceda59 pic.twitter.com/CNyWzJa0Yf— Yash werewolf (@yashsayings) September 13, 2019
This could also be the result of a hack, YouTube’s autogenerated playlist function, or simply Eminem trolling his fans.
The rapper’s been on enigmatic form recently. Two weeks ago he tweeted: “People think they want this problem ’til they get it”.
While he seemingly provided no context for the tweet, fans believe that it may allude to his beef with Lord Jamar – who recently claimed that black people don’t listen to Eminem’s music.
“We don’t listen to Eminem. We don’t go to the gym and turn on Eminem,” he said “We don’t listen to him on the way to the club. We don’t play him in the club…now, corny places I can’t speak for that.”
With Jamar also feuding with Eminem’s Bad Meets Evil partner Royce, some fans are speculating that the mysterious uploads could be pointing towards a Jamar diss track.
