Eminem has responded to Nick Cannon's diss track, "The Invitation," in a new tweet.

On Monday evening (Dec. 9), Shady sent out a tweet directed at Cannon, addressing the track and a specific bar where Nick alleges that Em's chauffeur has video of him "sucking a cock."

"I heard your chauffeur got a video of you sucking a cock/You paid him off then laid him off, now who really the opps."

"U mad bro? Stop lying on my dick," Marshall wrote in the tweet. "I never even have a chauffeur, you bougie f*ck."

"I demand an apology Nicholas," he continued in a later tweet, "you've made my gardener so jealous!"

Cannon dropped the song on Monday (Dec. 9). It features Suge Knight and battle rappers Hitman Holla, Charlie Clips and Prince Eazy. Shortly after it dropped, Nick took to Twitter to claim that the Detroit rapper’s legal team had contacted him about the song. “FACTS! His lawyers didn’t want that one out! They already on my line."

Cannon's diss track arrived three days after Eminem revisited their decade-long feud on Fat Joe's Family Ties song "Lord Above," which also features Mary J. Blige and producer Dre. On the track, Em brings up his alleged former relationship with Nick's ex-wife Mariah Carey and disses Cannon in the process.

Cannon had initially used an appearance on his Power 106 morning show and a pair of Instagram posts to challenge Eminem to a freestyle battle on his TV series Wild 'N Out, but it looks like he didn't want to wait to get some bars off.

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