Did Eminem just release a diss track directed at Amber Heard?
Fans of the famous rapper believe he is threatening Johnny Depp's ex-wife, and they couldn't stop talking about it on social media.
The defamation lawsuit involving Depp and Heard dominated headlines in recent weeks, and it even had people glued to their TVs.
The jury ultimately sided with the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor, and some believe Eminem is on Team Depp after recording a diss track against the "Aquaman" actress.
A video named "Eminem - Amber" went popular on YouTube last week, and the song quickly spread to other social media sites.
The song lyrics go like, "Sorry misheard so I guess to her I'm death deaf s-t / let's pander Amber's a-s and smack a Matras at the stand for her / cause flat out she can't manage to have an answer/that hasn't had her lying."
it also reads, "As a character having mastered the act of commanding gallons of water in Aquaman / had the masses laughing afterward/ cause stans to understand that on the stand as it stands/ Amber Heard hasn't jerked a single tear."
The song has been a popular pick for Johnny Depp fans and music aficionados, as seen by the comments area.
The Truth About Eminem Song About Amber Heard
Diss songs are nothing new for Eminem, who has written them for superstars such as Machine Gun Kelly, Mariah Carey, Donald Trump, and even Limp Bizkit.
Despite the fact that the song's title implies that it was written by the award-winning "Lose Yourself" hitmaker, Eminem apparently did not write the new Amber Heard diss track.
Lil Byte, who also posted the music on YouTube, is said to have composed and sang the song.
According to the official YouTube channel of Lil Byte, "EMINEM tracks are created by synthesizing his voice. Everything you hear in my music was written by me. I occasionally experiment with different artists."
He has 4.73k followers as of this writing and has posted six songs on his account.
By incorporating pop culture allusions, the rapper appears to have been inspired by Eminem's writing style.
Amber Heard is still making news two weeks after her case was dismissed.
Her exclusive interview with Savannah Guthrie on "Today" will be released in two parts on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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