Ed Sheeran shares that he ‘cured’ his stuttering by reciting Eminem’s rap song and praises “he is my hero”
Ed Sheeran shares that he ‘cured’ his stuttering by reciting Eminem’s rap song and praises “he is my hero”
Ed Sheeran attributes a significant shift in his life to Eminem. In a recent appearance on The Howard Stern Show, the 32-year-old vocalist of “Eyes Closed” talked candidly about how a vintage Em album had a profound influence on him. Sheeran revealed to the longstanding host that he had a stutter as a result of having surgery to remove a birthmark in his early years, but that the Marshall Mathers LP he received as a child helped him get over it.
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“I was receiving a variety of speech therapy sessions. My uncle got me The Marshall Mathers LP when I was nine years old. He told my dad, “This guy’s the next Bob Dylan,” just now. My father was just like, “Well, Edward’s going to go and listen to that,” without really getting it.
