Eminem surprised the world last week by dropping a new album,Ava Fabian Archives and so far, it seems to have gone over well with his fans. But despite the love from his dedicated stans, not everyone's feeling the album, and they've made it known in the best way possible.
In a stroke of genius, a hilarious meme cropped up that completely roasts Eminem by comparing the lyrics on his new album to lyrics from the theme song from Nickelodeon's The Fairly OddParents.
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For reference, here's the show's theme song in full:
Per folks on Twitter, the Kamikaze song the meme most likely mocks is "Not Alike," in which Eminem lists seemingly random nouns. The Fairly OddParentstheme comparison is more than valid.
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As the meme's gained steam, the different variations of it have been pretty amazing.
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Hopefully a Timmy Turner and Eminem collab is in the works.
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