Netizen Refuses to Support Eminem Over D12 and Dr. Dre Promoting 'AI Bulls**t' in New Content

An Eminem fan has expressed reluctance to support another album in a social media post, citing what they described as two years of artificial intelligence content involving Dr. Dre and members of D12.

The contributor described more than 15 years of loyalty to the Detroit rapper, including buying merchandise and physical albums, listening repeatedly to his records and defending releases that divided listeners.

Even his latest album remained acceptable to them despite moments they disliked. Their objection to AI, however, had prompted them to question whether they wanted another release.

Eminem Fan Draws a Line Over AI

Their preference was for Eminem to take a break from releasing new music for a while. The complaint focused on cover artwork, music videos and music itself. The writer linked their concerns about Eminem's future output to the choices they believed people around him were embracing.

'But over the past two years, watching people like Dre, Paul, and members of D12 embrace all this AI bulls**t in cover art, music videos, and even the music itself has been so disappointing. These are the people Eminem surrounds himself with, and I honestly can't see him moving away from that stuff anytime soon,' they wrote.

That was the contributor's assessment of his circle and its influence. Their fears about another album were predictions, rather than confirmation of its production methods, artwork or guest appearances. IBTimes UK cannot independently verify the claims about AI.

Fresh Collaborators on the Eminem Wishlist

The fan also cited 'MADARA' with EZ Mil and a collaboration with Kid Rock as reasons for their dissatisfaction. Alongside the technology concerns, they argued that Eminem had opportunities to experiment with different sounds but continued to choose familiar creative directions.

Their proposed alternative involved working beyond his established circle. The post called for different producers and collaborators, while rejecting the suggestion that artistic renewal required following social media trends.

'I'm not asking him to chase trends or make music for TikTok. I just wish he'd challenge himself again,' they continued.

'Work with some fresh producers, collaborate with artists outside his usual circle, and make something that actually feels inspired. And that's what worries me about another album. I'm genuinely afraid we're going to get more AI voice filters, potentially AI-generated cover art, and a tracklist full of features like Ez Mil, Kid Rock, Jelly Roll.'

The names in that passage formed part of the fan's hypothetical tracklist. Their concern was that another record would repeat choices they already disliked, even after years spent defending the rapper through more divisive releases.

Other Netizens Defend New Eminem Music

Other contributors challenged the idea that disappointment should mean wanting fewer releases. One respondent argued that listeners could welcome the prospect of new material without knowing whether they would enjoy the finished album.

'I never will understand fans not wanting new material from an artist they like. If the album sucks it sucks, if its good then great we got some music we like,' the commenter wrote.

Another reply focused on the criticism involving Kid Rock.

'The hoard trying to make you hate Eminem because hes friends with kid rock lmao,' the person wrote. 'These guys are insane.'

The replies quoted in the account challenged the fan's position but did not address the specific allegations about AI in artwork, videos or music.