Bin Laden attacked us, and we attacked Saddam. We got young people over there dyin', kids in their teens, early twenties that should have futures ahead of them.
He jumped the gun, and he fucked up so bad he doesn't know what to do right now. " has been painted to be this hero, and he's got our troops over there dying for no reason," he said. In a 2004 interview with Rolling Stone, Eminem – whose real name is Marshall Mathers – objected to what he saw as hypocrisy from the commander in chief.
The second verse of that song began: "Boo! The boogie monster of rap, yeah, the man's back/With a plan to ambush this Bush administration/Mush the Senate's face and push this generation/Of kids to stand and fight for the right/To say somethin' you might not like." No more blood for oil."īefore that song, Eminem also made references to Bush in "Square Dance" off the 2002 album, "The Eminem Show," saying he was "no friend of Bush" and wanted to inspire people to fight back against the president. "We gonna let him know/Stomp, push, shove, mush, fuck Bush!/Until they bring our troops home," he raps in the track "Mosh" on the album "Encore."Īnother lyric challenged Bush to fight the war himself: "Let the president answer on higher anarchy/Strap him with an AK-47, let him go fight his own war/Let him impress daddy that way. Bush with expletives and criticism for taking the U.S. Rapper Eminem's broadside against President Donald Trump at the BET Hip Hop Awards was certainly was not the first time the "8 Mile" rapper had aimed his flow at a sitting president.īack in November 2004, Eminem took aim at George W.
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