In a rare move, Eminem is set to introduce former President Barack Obama at a Detroit rally tonight, making waves in the political arena once again.
Eminem, who typically stays out of the spotlight, is making a rare public appearance tonight, Tuesday, October 22, to introduce former President Barack Obama at a rally in Detroit. The event is part of a get-out-the-vote campaign for Vice President Kamala Harris, as she faces a tight race against Donald Trump, reports CNN.
While the Detroit native is not expected to perform, he will welcome Obama to the stage and share his thoughts on the current presidential race — a subject he rarely comments on publicly. Eminem’s political views, however, are no secret. Back in 2017, he delivered a powerful and viral freestyle at the BET Hip Hop Awards, where he called out Trump and criticised his administration.
As one of Detroit’s most iconic figures, Eminem’s appearance will surely draw attention and add extra energy to the rally as Harris looks to solidify support in Michigan, a key battleground state.
