Eminem has unveiled a poignant new song dedicated to his daughter Hailie Jade Scott, titled “Temporary,” which has deeply moved his fans.

The track is crafted as a comforting message from Eminem to Hailie, assuring her of his continued presence as a guardian angel even when he’s no longer physically around. It’s part of his latest album, *The Death of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce)*.

“Temporary” includes tender audio snippets of Eminem interacting with Hailie during her toddler years. In these recordings, the doting father is heard playing with his young daughter, affectionately calling her his little ‘monster’ and playfully reprimanding her when she mimics a swear word. Now 28, Hailie has grown into her own, recently marrying influencer Evan McClintock in May.

Eminem has released a touching new song written for daughter Hailie Jade Scott that has moved fans to tears.

“A lot of people ask me, am I afraid of death?” Eminem begins in his new song. “The truth is, I think what scares me the most is not being able to say all the things I want to say to you when I’m no longer here. So this song is for Hailie, for when that day comes.”

In “Temporary,” Eminem addresses his daughter Hailie directly, urging her to dry her tears and assuring her of his everlasting guardianship:

The song has touched fans profoundly, sparking emotional reactions across social media platforms:

“Crying to Eminem’s new album was not something I thought I’d do today but holy f**k. Was vibing to the music until ‘Temporary’ came on and I just started crying holy f**k. Such a beautiful song,” one fan posted.

Another tweeted, “Listening to Eminem’s ‘Temporary’ got me like,” accompanied by a video of a man visibly moved to tears.

Jade is the daughter of Eminem – real name Marshall Bruce Mathers III – and his ex-wife Kim Scott. She was raised in Detroit. Her siblings include Alaina Marie Mathers, Stevie Laine Mathers, and Parker Scott. She recently opened up about her childhood when she debuted her new podcast, Just A Little Shady, which is obviously a reference to her father Eminem’s evil and mischievous Slim Shady alter ego.