Eminem Unveils New Song Rap God

Eminem has unveiled a track from his forthcoming album, The Marshall Mathers LP 2.

Titled Rap God, the song is produced by DVLP and clocks in at more than six minutes in length.

The track begins with what appears to be vintage movie dialogue, before Shady starts in: "I'm beginning to feel like a rap god..."

Among the other fast-paced lyrics are references to himself as "RapBot" and an acknowledgement of his rivals with the line: "Rappers are hungry / looking at me like it's lunch time."

Other snippets include "There was a time when I was king of the underground" and "when you appear with the skin colour of mine, you get too big..."

And he goes on to reference the Columbine High School massacre of 1999 - which infamously got him in trouble because of a lyric in I'm Back.

He then raps: "See if I get away with it now that I ain't as big as I was."

His new album is set for release on 5 November.

GET THE MTV BASE APP HERE! - Receive all the latest urban music news, countdown the MTV Base chart as soon as it’s released and vote for your favourite urban tracks.