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The song reflects intense anger and hatred toward his then-wife Kim Mathers and features Eminem imitating her voice, ending with him murdering her and later putting her body in the trunk of his car. "Kim" was the first song Eminem recorded for the album, shortly after finishing work on The Slim Shady LP in late 1998. [6]
The video features actresses playing his daughter Hailie Jade and his ex-wife Kim, from whom Eminem was divorced when the song was released. Hailie's half sibling Stevie Laine Scott, Kim's child to another man, also appears in the video played by an actress near the end of the video. [10] Eminem adopted Stevie and thinks of them as his own child.
The song has Eminem disposing of the corpse of his ex-wife, Kim Mathers, in the lake with his then-infant daughter Hailie. The sounds played at the beginning of the song, including the jingling of keys and the slamming of a car door, imply that Eminem put Kim's body in the trunk of his car.
Marshall Mathers a.k.a. Eminem and his ex-wife, Kim Scott, broke up in 2006, ... and while she didn’t say it was about Eminem, the music video heavily hinted in that direction.
This is an accepted version of this page This is the latest accepted revision, reviewed on 9 January 2025. 2000 studio album by Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP Studio album by Eminem Released May 23, 2000 (2000-05-23) Recorded 1998–2000 Studio The Mix Room (Burbank, California) Encore (Burbank, California) Larrabee Sound (Hollywood) Chung King (New York) Record Plant (Los Angeles) 54 Sound ...
The music video features a scene where Eminem is swearing at his kids over a video call, with Hailie, Alaina, and Stevie responding in shock. Born in April 2002, Stevie is the biological child of ...
Other scenes in the video for the song dedicated to Mathers show a sonogram. "Temporary" is largely an ode to Mathers, who the rapper welcomed with his ex-wife, Kim Scott, in 1995.
E features seven director's cut versions of Eminem's music videos released up to 2000, as well as footage of the making of the "Stan" video. All songs are taken from his second and third studio albums The Slim Shady LP and The Marshall Mathers LP. [3] All Access Europe: Released: June 18, 2002 [4] Label: Interscope (493313)