Did Eminem create a diss track on Amber Heard? Everything here
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It has been a few weeks since the high-profile defamation trial between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp came to an end.
However, the world is far from forgetting it, including musicians.
Most recently, a song came to light which is an Amber Heard diss track reportedly sung by rapper Eminem.
Here is everything you need to know.
Did Eminem make a diss track about Amber Heard?
A song that is supposedly sung by Eminem has surfaced on the internet.
The title of the track is Amber.
The record was released on the YouTube channel of content creator lil Byte. It has received more than 33 thousand views within just two days.
Some of the lyrics in the song include, ‘Sorry misheard so I guess to her death deaf sh*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.’
Another verse on the song goes, ‘As a character having mastered the act of commanding gallons of water in Aquaman/ had the masses laughing afterword/ cause stands understand that on the stand as it stands/ Amber Heard hasn’t jerked a single tear.’
Although the song became an instant hit among the fans, it was not released by the global rap icon, Eminem.
The ‘About page’ on lil Byte’s official YouTube channel mentions, ‘I create EMINEM songs by synthesizing his voice. Everything you hear in my music has been created by me. From time to time I might try out other artists.’
Eminem is also no stranger to writing diss tracks. He has previously released diss songs on Mariah Carey, Donald Trump, Benzino, Limp Bizkit, Everlast, Machine Gun Kelly, and many more.
Other songs referencing the Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp defamation case
A song titled Hallelujah was uploaded on a YouTube channel called ‘deppjohnny056.’ The video included a slideshow of Johnny Depp’s pictures.
Many fans assumed that the song was sung by the Pirates of the Caribbean actor himself. However, in actuality, it was created by singer-songwriter Ethan Bortnick.
Billie Eilish also recently made headlines for referring to Depp and Heard’s sensationalized court case.
The pop debuted an unreleased song titled TV at her recent concert.
The lyrics go, ‘The internet’s gone wild watching movie stars on trial / While they’re overturning Roe v. Wade.’
Netizens presume that the ‘movie stars on trial’ was about Depp and Heard libel case.
