During his recent Instagram streams, Royce mentioned the incident at Eminem’s house in Detroit, when an intruder broke a window and entered Marshall’s property.
However, he did that not to attract more attention to Eminem’s life but to make a point about power and responsibility in the discussion about racially motivated police brutality:
Eminem is my good friend. There was an intruder in his house who got close enough to him to smell his breath. His safety was compromised on every level. He has armed security in his house 24 hours a day. They didn’t kill him. They didn’t punch him. They could have, they had the right to do horrible things to that man but they didn’t. Do you know why? Because it was not necessary. So if Eminem, a psychopathic rapper can exercise that sort of tact I have to hold you to the same standards as a public official or somebody who works for the people.
Watch the video below:
Royce da 5'9" mentions the home intruder scene at Eminem's house on instagram live. pic.twitter.com/ai1hj2eowr
— EMINEM (@Eminem_Posts__) June 1, 2020
