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Hailie, Eminem's 28-year-old daughter responded to the rapper making fun of his daughters in his most recent music video, Houdini.
On Friday, May 31, the Detroit rapper dropped the lead single from his new album, The Death of Slim Shady, called Houdini. About his children, the rapper had the following lyrics:
"F*ck you F*ck my own kids, they're brats (F*ck 'em) / They can screw off, them and you all / You too, Paul, got two balls, big as RuPaul's.”
Hailie then took to TikTok to respond to the whole thing. She lip-synched to a video that said:
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"Woke up, I look at the computer, the computer say, the floor say f*ck Tia, f*ck Nellie, f*ck 50. I'm like, what did he say f*ck me for?"
Fans found Hailie's response hilarious, and shared their thoughts on YouTube and Instagram.
“She understood the assignment”. One fan commented.
The music video showed all his children Hailie, Alaina, and Stevie, while the song alludes to his remarkable career. During the roughly five-minute video, the star also teamed up with Dr. Dre to pursue a younger version of himself.
Eminem’s song Houdini dissed a lot of people, including his daughters
As stated earlier, Eminem released the first song off his next album, The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce), called Houdini on Friday 31st May. It's music video pays homage to Eminem's 2002 smash song Without Me by showing him entering a gateway from 2002 and causing chaos in the present year.
In the song, the rapper dissed some well-known celebrities. He is said to have made fun of numerous individuals, beginning with Megan. About the female singer, he rapped:
"If I was to ask for Megan Thee/Stallion if she would collab with me/Would I really have a shot at a feat/I don't know but I'm glad to be back."
He's probably referring to Megan getting shot in the feet in 2020 by Tory Lanez, who received a 10-year prison sentence for the incident.
In the third stanza, he further sang:
"F*ck off. What the old me'd say (if what) if he could see the way sh*i is today."
In the same video, he not only made fun of Stallion but also his daughters. The Lose Yourself rapper was spotted FaceTiming his three children, Alaina Scott, 31, Hailie Jadie Scott, 28, and Stevie Laine Scott, 22, during a scene in the music video.
This unexpected insult appeared to have taken his daughters by surprise. Hailie, meanwhile, hilariously responded to the entire video on TikTok after it was released.
What is Houdini about?
Eminem's latest song samples Steve Miller Band 1982 hit Abracadabra and includes a sample of his own 2002 song Without Me.
Houdini begins with a well-known homage to Eminem's 2002 smash song, Without Me, which features the refrain "guess who's back," repeatedly, just like in the original The Eminem Show album track. It also shows Eminem and Dr. Dre dressed up as the superhero figures from the 2002 song.
The star-studded video is enhanced by cameos of Pete Davidson, Shane Gillis, 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg.
