Eminem recently played an April Fool’s joke on his fans by announcing a fake album through a trailer on Instagram, which he titled “Infinite 2.” The trailer began with fans pleading for a new album and then proceeded to tease an album that would “goes back to where it all started.” The album hints at the iconic rapper’s debut album in 1996, which was only released on cassette and vinyl.
It seems that much of the “Infinite” album is not available on streaming platforms, with only its title track made available to the public shortly after its 20th anniversary in 2016. Eminem has yet to announce an official title or release date for the fake album. However, it seems that the trailer for the fake album may have caused fans to accidentally download a virus onto their devices.
In other news, Dr. Dre, a mentor and N.W.A. Legend, spilled the beans about Eminem’s upcoming album on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” “Eminem is working on his own album, which is coming out this year,” he announced. Dre also confirmed that he was going to listen to the entire album for the first time the next day. He added, “He holds his music close to his chest, so I haven’t heard everything. I haven’t even heard everything complete that I’ve done, but I’m gonna hear it, and he’s putting out an album this year.”
It’s been over a year since Eminem’s 10th studio album release, “Music To Be Murdered To,” which sparked controversy with songs like “Darkness” and “Unaccommodating.” A documentary on Eminem and his dedicated fans, titled “Stans,” is also in the works and being co-produced by the rapper. Furthermore, it seems Eminem is open to the idea of a joint album with 50 Cent, according to statements he made in an interview
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