• Music
  • 02 May 17

Slim Shady Sues New Zealand Political Party

Slim Shady Sues New Zealand Political Party
Tom Littrell
Tom Littrell

NZ's National Party has an eerily familiar campaign song

New Zealand usually stays out of too much trouble -- but not today. The National Party released a campaign ad featuring an instrumental tune that is unmistakably Eminem's 2002 hit 'Lose Yourself.'

Looks like it's time for the party's leader, Bill English, to step off the campaign trail and head home for some of mom's spaghetti.

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