Sometime between late Monday night and Tuesday morning, someone edited comedian, rapper, and Wild 'N Out host Nick Cannon's Wikipedia page to say the 39-year-old had died in Detroit.
U mad bro? Stop lying on my dick. I never even had a chauffeur, you bougie f*ck.🤡
— Marshall Mathers (@Eminem) December 10, 2019
I demand an apology Nicholas, you've made my gardener so jealous!
— Marshall Mathers (@Eminem) December 10, 2019
#ripnickcannon is trending and people think he died. but turns is that this coward mentioned Eminem family and we all know what happen when someone make this shit
— ana (@explicitxselena) December 10, 2019
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yo twitter just gave me a heart attack with #ripnickcannon trending...ain't nothing wrong with him, he's just an idiot for going after Eminem lmao
— 🌪 (@ryanfcrew) December 10, 2019
When Eminem called Nick Cannon, “Nicholas,” I felt that. #RIPNickCannon pic.twitter.com/zLKl5cPUMS
— Dempsey Pillot (@DempseyPillot) December 10, 2019
Woke up thinking Nick Cannon died.
— Dibble (@__Dibble__) December 10, 2019
After 7 seconds of research it turns out he in fact is a dead man. #ripnickcannon pic.twitter.com/XyStKxB3SK
Bruh Eminem could literally respond with this Spanish version and it would still be better than nick’s “diss” lmaoo #ripnickcannon Eres una rata! pic.twitter.com/NkGv7x8DQV
— 🐠r (@frosted_fish) December 10, 2019
Nick Cannon dropping his Eminem diss:
— Heel Turn Haden (@_TheSonOfMars_) December 10, 2019
The first 5 seconds of Eminem’s Nick Cannon diss: #ripnickcannon pic.twitter.com/6PLZAxdsTt
i laughed #ripnickcannon pic.twitter.com/s75oYCfzGj
— Scott Herlihy (@________scott) December 10, 2019
Nick cannon assembled the nigga from wild n out and all that to take on the rap thanos #ripnickcannon pic.twitter.com/BiC988DSzq
— Junebugg F Baby (@junebugg_baby) December 10, 2019
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