“Consistent??” Nick Cannon ‘SHOCKS’ Eminem Fans Game Getting DESTROYED, NEW info on Em x Snoop

Nick Cannon barely gave Eminem time to respond to his diss track on Monday night before dropping another one the next day.

But, despite his lack of response so far, fans are sticking by Eminem (real name Marshall Mathers) and the hashtag #RIPNick is trending on Twitter.

The 47-year-old reignited a decade old feud with Nick over the weekend in a new track with Fat Joe and Dre titled Lord Above that takes a pretty clear aim at Cannon’s ex wife Mariah Carey.

Cannon’s latest song, Pray for Him – The Invitation featuring The Black Squad, doubles down on his first diss track which took shots at Eminem’s family, age and past drug addition.

‘Damn Em, what you like five minutes way from 70? Oops a meant 47,’ Cannon raps on Pray for Him.

Nick’s pot shots about Eminem’s age seem a bit ironic, considering this whole ordeal started over Cannon’s ex Mariah Carey, who is actually a few years older than Em.

Cannon, with the help of The Black Squad, name checks Mathers’ daughter Hailie in the new track and ridicules Eminem’s appearance, accusing him of using ‘Botox’ and getting ‘facelifts.’

‘I know he ain’t going to clap back’, a rapper from The Black Squad says in the song.

Nick and his crew appear to be trying to get Eminem to respond with a rap of his own and invited him to do so on Cannon’s show Wild’N Out.

The song also touched on the recent death of 21-year-old rapper Juice Wrld who died of an apparent overdose on Sunday.

The lyric reads: ‘God shoulda took Em and just let us keep Juice Wrld’

Celebrities and fans seem to be backing Eminem and are intimating that when he’s ready, he will destroy Cannon in a rap battle or diss track.

50 Cent took to social media and did not hold back, calling Nick’s first diss track ‘trash.’

‘I don’t understand to save my life why someone would pick a fight with EM. He is a different kinda animal, I haven’t seen a motherf***er come close to beating him man.

He continued: ‘hey Nick that s**t was trash, I oughta kick you in yo a*s when I see you PUNK!’

And, by midday Tuesday the hashtag #RIPNick was trending on social media with over 50 thousand tweets and growing.

The tweets aimed to eviscerate Cannon with many pointing out that he already lost this feud without Eminem really lifting a finger.

One user wrote: ‘I literally don’t even think Eminem needs to reply… twitter is literally doing it for him #ripnickcannon’

‘Imagine loosing a battle, before the opponent arrives! S**ts embarrassing. Rip Nick,’ another tweeted.

In regards to the lyrics in question on the Fat Joe track, Eminem rapped: ‘That other dude’s whipped, that p***y got him neutered / Tried to tell him this chick’s a nut job ‘fore he got his jewels clipped / Almost got my caboose kicked, fool, quit, you not gon’ do s**t / I let her chop my b***s off too ‘fore I lost to you, Nick.’

‘Just listened to Nick Cannon’s diss track aimed at Eminem. Personally I think those turbans have been cutting of circulation to Mr. Cannon’s brain resulting in weak ass bars. #ripnickcannon’

Several people thought Cannon had actually passed away but soon found levity in learning the truth: ‘Bruh I really thought he died lmaooo he’s just gonna get his a*s beat by Eminem #ripnickcannon’

Eminem was the one who seemingly kicked off this old feud with The Masked Singer host earlier this month.

In regards to the lyrics in question on the Fat Joe track, Eminem rapped: ‘Word to the Terror Squad, Joe, this is all puns aside though / I know me and Mariah didn’t end on a high note.

‘But that other dude’s whipped, that p***y got him neutered / Tried to tell him this chick’s a nut job ‘fore he got his jewels clipped / Almost got my caboose kicked, fool, quit, you not gon’ do s**t / I let her chop my b***s off too ‘fore I lost to you, Nick.’

Back in 2001, rumors began to swirl that Eminem and Mariah were an item. And shortly after, Mariah was mentioned twice on his new album, The Eminem Show.

On Monday, Nick took to Instagram to let fans know he was officially responding to Eminem’s pointed insults on the Fat Joe track.

‘Y’all asked for it; it’s coming! The Invitation,’ Cannon said in an Instagram Stories clip prior to posting a link to the track and tagging Eminem.

It’s a theme that carries over into the Wild ‘N Out host’s first diss track, as he references Carey as well as Eminem’s ex-wife Kim Mathers and their daughter Hailie.

Verses from the former America’s Got Talent host include: ‘Call Kim, somebody get Hailie and that other kid you raising that ain’t even your baby/Took a page out of Drake book, this might get a Grammy.

‘We going back to back until you respond on the family/My baby mama killed you off a decade ago/You still crying about it b****, now who really the h*?’

The San Diego, California native collaborated with Hitman Holla, Charlie Clips and Prince Eazy on the initial track, which featured an intro from incarcerated rap icon Suge Knight calling Eminem ‘a b****.’

‘You know I don’t do no talking, but Nick is family,’ Knight said in the intro of the track.

Elsewhere in the track, Cannon referenced Eminem’s longtime battle with addiction, rapping of Eminem: ‘The white boy, he f**** with crack/Pills and smack/About to relapse.’

After The Invitation dropped, Eminem took to Twitter to respond to the diss track on Monday afternoon.

‘U mad bro? Stop lying on my d***. I never even had a chauffeur, you bougie f**k,’ Eminem said, along with a clown emoji.

He added in another tweet, ‘I demand an apology Nicholas, you’ve made my gardener so jealous!’

Cannon earlier this month sounded off Eminem on his Power 106 show, Nick Cannon Mornings over the insulting song.

‘He should change his name from Eminem to like Percocet,’ he said. ‘What’s the pill for old people? We gon’ call him Cialis … bring your walker, get out your wheelchair Eminem, and pop whatever you pop.’

But that wasn’t all, Cannon also took to his Instagram to share a snippet of the show while adding ‘Scram! Scram! Blam! Blam! Does Eminem still got it!?’

But he didn’t stop there, he also tagged the famed singer on his social media calling him out by his real name of Marshall Bruce Mathers in his caption writing: ‘Let’s Wild Out Marshall!!!@Eminem @mtvwildnout @NickCannonMornings In the Mutha***’n Santa Suit!!!’

Later that year, when the Rolling Stone inquired about the relationship, he revealed that the rumors may be true. He said: ‘There’s truth to that. But on the whole personal level, I’m not really feeling it. I just don’t like her as a person.’

The All I Want For Christmas Is You singer has always denied any relationship and revealed she has only ‘hung out with him’ and ‘spoke to him on the phone.’

Eminem publicly ignited bad blood with Cannon and Carey with his 2009 tracks Bagpipes From Baghdad and The Warning.

Cannon responded on Instagram with a video from the Atlanta set of MTV’s Wild ‘N Out, which he captioned, ‘@Eminem I see your handlers let you use the internet today Marshall! @mtvwildnout We waiting…’

The video featured Cannon clanking two empty bottles together on his fingers, for some reason, stating, ‘Marshall, come out and play.’

He then said, ‘Hey yo Atlanta’ and turned the camera to the studio audience, who all said something  undecipherable in unison before Cannon ended the video with, ‘Let’s go!’

Eminem has yet to respond to the second diss track.