Eminem's Framed music video depicts rapper as escaped mental asylum inmate, framed for murders

After releasing the music videos for ‘Walk On Water’ and ‘River’, Eminem has dropped the music video for the track ‘Framed’ from his ninth studio album Revival. ‘Framed’, a vintage horror-core track, sees a distraught and disgruntled Eminem holed up in a house asll by himself as he scribbles notes and images on pieces of paper. The video stars with the footage from a news bulletin where the reporter says that the police have been on the lookout for Marshall Mathers aka Eminem. We find out that there have a number of murders committed by the rapper who doesn’t realize he is behind any of these murders and claims that he has been ‘framed’, as the title of the song suggests. _Also read — Eminem Revival review: Not the next Marshall Mathers LP, but rap god's rhymes are sharp as ever_ The music video carries with it some graphic imagery and references to popular public figures and celebrities like President Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump and supermodel Christie Brinkley. The track follows in the same vein as Eminem’s other horror-core rap tracks such as Stay Wide Awake, 3 AM, Same Song & Dance, and My Darling all from the 2009 album Relapse. You can watch the video below: