On the title of his latest album The death of Slim ShadyEminem gets personal, lamenting the countless hours and days he missed due to his battle with drugs and alcohol; Em celebrated 16 years of sobriety in April.

The 51-year-old rapper’s emotional tribute to his daughter has already been well received by fans. Hailie, now 28, recently opened up to her Just a little shady Podcast about how the album’s songs, particularly “Temporary” and “Somebody Save Me,” moved her to tears.

“I audibly sobbed…I think on both songs, but especially on ‘Temporary.'” However, after watching the video and listening to the songs, Hailie praised her parents for “doing such a good job.” , as she grew up to protect her from the reality of “how bad things were.”

“But as an adult, it’s so scary to think about in hindsight, and I think that’s why I get emotional… I will say, if you’ve ever lost an addict or a loved one, I feel for you,” she added.

“The older I get, the less I can listen to the songs.”

For longtime fans, “Temporary” feels like a continuation of Eminem’s history of dedicating music to his daughter, like “Hailie’s Song” and “Mockingbird.” The tracks have always offered a glimpse into Em’s softer, more vulnerable side – a stark contrast to his fiery diss tracks and fast-paced rhymes. And with “Temporary,” it looks like we’re getting another look at the emotional side of Slim.

The death of Slim Shady has proven to be another success for Eminem. Released in July, the album reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200, marking his 11th chart-topper.

The title track, the rhythmically tight and razor-sharp “Houdini,” quickly shot to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, while “Somebody Save Me,” a deeply personal collaboration with Jelly Roll, reached No. 27. “Brand New Dance” and “Tobey” both climbed into the top 30, while “Temporary,” featuring vocals from longtime collaborator Skylar Gray, debuted at No. 56.

Check out the teaser for “Temporary” below.