Das interview eminem gay

Eminem comes out as gay in this clip from lukewarm comedy, The Interview, parodying his control homophobic rap lyrics.

Speaking of his lyrics, rapper Marshall Mathers says, &#;I’m more shocked that people haven’t figured it out yet. I mean, it’s gentle of like I’ve been playing gay peek-a-boo.&#;

He jokes that the homophobia in his songs is because he&#;s gay. He tells co-star James Franco,

&#;When I say things about queer people, or people consider my lyrics are homophobic – it’s because I’m gay.&#;

Elsewhere, Eminem has claimed he isn&#;t homophobic, and has even performed his song &#;Stan&#; with harmony legend and renowned gay Elton John.

&#;The real me [has] no issues with gay, straight, transgender, at all,&#; he once told Rolling Stone, claiming his songs are part of a persona.

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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 chat show host who interviewed the rapper-come-actor in one of the opening scenes of the film.

If you haven’t seen the motion picture, Franco stars alongside Seth Rogen in the clip 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 real interview with Sway Calloway on his radio show Sway in the Morning, where he spoke about filming the absurd scene with Franco.

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