Eminem’s Early Retirement
Could this be the last time fans see the real Slim Shady?
Rapper Eminem has been cited in his hometown paper, the Detroit Press, making statements about his early retirement in the hopes of moving on to management.
According to E-online, Eminem’s last concert is scheduled for Dublin on Sept. 17.
His manager, Paul Rosenburg, reportedly told the Press that the decision isn’t final yet. However, Rosenburg did make it clear that Eminem wishes to focus on producing other rap artists.
The 33-year-old has generated over $1 billion in record sales and created four successful albums.
To add to that, he’s also received nine Grammy awards to go along with his Best Oscar song for “Lose Yourself” in 8 Mile, making him one of the top rap artists in his time.
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