Eminem Died in 2006 and his Bone Samples were Used to Create a Clone Eminem according to Conspiracy
According to a viral conspiracy theory currently taking social media by storm, there people who believe that Eminem died in 2006 and his bone samples were used to create a clone.
According to the wild theory, Eminem died in 2006 after an overdose.
His bone samples were then secretly used to create a clone that would replace him before anyone was able to notice that he really passed away.
The evidence supporting this theory ironically comes in the form of music. A song by Tom MacDonald explains that the Illuminati, took bone samples of many famous rappers, so they could silence them from starting societal movements, then clone more “obedient” versions of them.
Eminem was allegedly one of the targeted rappers according to the conspiracy theory.
If by some stretch of imagination that is actually true, it could explain the drastic change Eminem seem to go through after 2006. He was almost like a completely different person at times.
The “normal” Eminem we are use to seeing today, could possibly just be a clone.
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