"Eminem's song "Em Calls Paul (Skit)" is a comedic skit included in his album "The Marshall Mathers LP." The song features an imaginary conversation between Eminem (Em) and his manager, Paul Rosenberg. In the skit, Eminem references Michael Jackson's discontent with one of his music videos, possibly the video for the song "Just Lose It." Eminem humorously responds to Jackson's complaints by referencing several of Jackson's own songs, such as "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'," "Bad," "The Way You Make Me Feel," "Man in the Mirror," "Beat It," and "Remember the Time." Eminem expresses his admiration for Michael Jackson's talent and legacy while playfully challenging his criticism. He emphasizes that he will continue making controversial music and videos despite any opposition. The skit also includes Eminem expressing his dislike for plastic surgeons and his desire for them to suffer harm. This part reflects Eminem's rebellious and controversial artistic persona. Overall, "Em Calls Paul (Skit)" serves as a lighthearted and humorous interlude in the album, highlighting Eminem's wit and his tendency to address criticism directly through his music."
