Keen to get your hands on some rare Jordan shoes that were once owned by Eminem? Well, he’s cleanin’ out his closet, and it’s all to benefit COVID-19 relief funds.
If you thought Eminem was just going to donate bowls of his ‘Mom’s Spaghetti’ to Detroit hospitals, then you were dead wrong. He’s got all sorts of ideas up his sleeve to help with COVID-19 relief, and next on his list is for him to take advice from his 2002 hit ‘Cleanin’ Out My Closet’.
That’s right, the famed ‘Rap God’ himself has taken to Instagram to reveal that he is planning to sell off a few items from his closet to benefit the World Health Organisation and their COVID-19 solidarity response fund.
On offer are “a deadstock pair of Jordan 4 Retro Eminem Carhartt (size 10.5)” as well as “a vintage Undercrwn Detroit Slim Tee (XL)” via StockX.
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The shoes are the hot ticket item, as they’re one pair of only ten made, originally created in 2015 to benefit Eminem’s own Marshall Mathers Foundation, where they’ve previously fetched between $20,000 to $30,000 in past auctions.
Keen to snap up this rare auction? You can find the shoes listed here, and try your best to win them with the tickets only costing $16 AUD.
In addition to this response, the legendary rapper had also announced his own COVID-19 relief fund for Michigan DJs affected by the loss of work that came with the virus. DJs simply had to submit an application to SiriusXM to win airplay on Eminem’s Shade45. The first 500 entrants additionally received a stimulus payment worth $313.
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