Eminem Sits Among Clones in “Walk on Water” Video

Eminem offers up some new material to fans as the year comes to a close, premiering the new video for his Beyonce-assisted single, "Walk on Water," on Apple Music.

Em utilizes a bunch of Eminem clones in one scene in what is akin to a darker, grown up version of his 2000 video for "The Real Slim Shady." The collection of Shadys all continuously stab out random lines into a typewriter, which is said to be a nod to French mathematician Émile Borel’s famous “infinite monkey theorem.”

In another scene, Em raps while sitting in a chair in a dark room, before standing up and rhyming into the lone mic. "Why are expectations so high? Is it the bar I set?/My arms, I stretch, but I can't reach/A far cry from it, or it's in my grasp, but as soon as I grab, squeeze/I lose my grip like the flyin' trapeze/Into the dark I plummet, now the sky's blackening/I know the mark's high, butter–flies rip apart my stomach/Knowin' that no matter what bars I come with/You're gonna harp, gripe," he spits.

Beyonce does not appear in the visual, but we do get a hologram of the late Proof.

Shady's long-awaited Revival album dropped last week to mixed reviews. The new LP definitely finds Em in a different space than previous projects as he opens up about social issues.

It was recently revealed the album, which only has one rap feature, was supposed to have more. "The rap features, actually, there's a couple things I had in the works that ended up not working out," the Detroit rapper said in a recent interview on Shade45. "So I ended up not being able to have any rap features, aside from PHresher doing the hook on 'Chloraseptic.'"

Check out Eminem's new "Walk on Water" video below or on Apple Music.

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