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Eminem's Admission of Being a Gay is Trending in USA

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Eminem In The Interview

Much of what’s been said about the actual content of “The Interview” has centered on the story of characters played by James Franco and Seth Rogen attempting to assassinate Kim Jong-un. But it turns out there’s an equally, if not more, surprising plot point: Eminem is gay.
Eminem treats the whole thing very seriously, telling Franco’s character that he has been "playing gay peek-a-boo" with his fans, and has "pretty much been leaving a bread crumb trail of gayness" for his fans to follow back to the truth. You can watch the scene from Sony’s comedy here on Billboard.com, but don’t be surprised if it gets pulled down, soon.


Though he has been accused of anti-gay rhetoric, Eminem has placed the blame on his different personas and claimed that he isn't homophobic by arguing that words like "faggot" aren't being used in a homophobic way. In fact, in 2010 the rapper even came out in favor of marriage equality.
Of course, anyone who’s followed his career and listened to his music during his 15 years in the mainstream knows that Em has often taken heat for use of words like “f—-t” and other homophobic content. But in this pretty hilarious cameo, he explains where that all comes from. 
“When I say things about gay people, or people think my lyrics are homophobic — it’s because I’m gay,” he says during an interview with Franco’s character. 

Eminem Comes Out as Gay in Sony's 'The Interview'
"The Interview" has faced extreme controversy in recent weeks and it almost wasn't released. After hackers, who many believe are working for North Korea, claimed they would unleash a 9/11-style attack on movie theaters if they showed the film. Sony executives pulled the plug on the movie. However, days later, they reversed their decision and the film is now in select theaters and available online.
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