Over the past year, Gen Zs have gotten themselves quite a reputation for "canceling" stars they deem problematic.

And until now, the new generation of young adults have had some pretty tame differences of opinion with their predecessors - Millenials.

But when they're not roasting Millenials' love of skinny jeans, fear of "adulting" and overuse of the laughing-crying emoji - some of them are trying to end the careers of celebrities who've had a not so squeaky clean past.

Next on their list is Eminem... Only, Millenial stans are not having it.

A number of Gen Zs have taken to social media recently in a bid to cancel the 48-year-old 'Lose Yourself' rapper.

This video, for example, has over a million views at the time of writing:

In the video's caption, TikToker Summer writes: "To everyone that is canceling him I literally love u."

She adds: "Yesssss let's cancel him."

Playing in the background is his part in 'Love the Way You Lie', a collab he did with Rihanna back in 2010.

In the song, the father-of-two raps this particularly contentious line: "If she ever tries to f**king leave again / I’mma tie her to the bed and set this house on fire."

It shouldn't come as any surprise that Eminem hasn't exactly been mindful of the impact his words - and especially his music - have on marginalized groups in society.

And it's been going on for literally decades.

Back in 1999, for example, the 'Rap God' hitmaker penned the song 'Kim', which centered around a fantasy in which he murders his wife, then Kim Mathers, and enlists the help of his daughter to dispose of her body.

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The lyrics include: "You can't run from me Kim! It's just us, nobody else! / You're only making this harder on yourself! / Ha-ha, got ya! Go ahead, yell! / Here, I'll scream with you! 'Ah, somebody help!'

"Don't you get it b**ch? No one can hear you! / Now shut the f**k up and get what's coming to you! / You were supposed to love me! / Now bleed b**ch, bleed! Bleed b**ch, bleed! Bleed!"

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Eminem has also been known to use homophobic language such as in his diss track 'Fall', which sees the performer call Tyler the Creator the F word.

As well as TikTok, Gen Zs have also been taking to Twitter to share their thoughts on the rapper:

Now, Millenial fans of the rapper are fighting back, including one woman who made her own rap slating his young critics:

And the defending of Eminem continued:

So, should we "cancel" Eminem? Or are Gen Zers just getting all worked up over nothing? Let us know in the comments section.

Over the past year, Gen Zs have gotten themselves quite a reputation for "canceling" stars they deem problematic.

And until now, the new generation of young adults have had some pretty tame differences of opinion with their predecessors - Millenials.

But when they're not roasting Millenials' love of skinny jeans, fear of "adulting" and overuse of the laughing-crying emoji - some of them are trying to end the careers of celebrities who've had a not so squeaky clean past.

Next on their list is Eminem... Only, Millenial stans are not having it.

A number of Gen Zs have taken to social media recently in a bid to cancel the 48-year-old 'Lose Yourself' rapper.

This video, for example, has over a million views at the time of writing:

In the video's caption, TikToker Summer writes: "To everyone that is canceling him I literally love u."

She adds: "Yesssss let's cancel him."

Playing in the background is his part in 'Love the Way You Lie', a collab he did with Rihanna back in 2010.

In the song, the father-of-two raps this particularly contentious line: "If she ever tries to f**king leave again / I’mma tie her to the bed and set this house on fire."

It shouldn't come as any surprise that Eminem hasn't exactly been mindful of the impact his words - and especially his music - have on marginalized groups in society.

And it's been going on for literally decades.

Back in 1999, for example, the 'Rap God' hitmaker penned the song 'Kim', which centered around a fantasy in which he murders his wife, then Kim Mathers, and enlists the help of his daughter to dispose of her body.

Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc. / Alamy

The lyrics include: "You can't run from me Kim! It's just us, nobody else! / You're only making this harder on yourself! / Ha-ha, got ya! Go ahead, yell! / Here, I'll scream with you! 'Ah, somebody help!'

"Don't you get it b**ch? No one can hear you! / Now shut the f**k up and get what's coming to you! / You were supposed to love me! / Now bleed b**ch, bleed! Bleed b**ch, bleed! Bleed!"

Featured image credit: Moviestore Collection Ltd / Alamy

Eminem has also been known to use homophobic language such as in his diss track 'Fall', which sees the performer call Tyler the Creator the F word.

As well as TikTok, Gen Zs have also been taking to Twitter to share their thoughts on the rapper:

Now, Millenial fans of the rapper are fighting back, including one woman who made her own rap slating his young critics:

And the defending of Eminem continued:

So, should we "cancel" Eminem? Or are Gen Zers just getting all worked up over nothing? Let us know in the comments section.