Throughout the season 47 ending of Saturday Night Live on May 21, Marshall Mathers made another memorable cameo in a musical illustration commemorating longtime program manufacturer Lorne Michaels. In the cut-for-time spoof, titled "Forgot About Lorne," Davidson raps regarding Lorne's success over the beat from Dr. Dre's 1999 hit "Forgot About Dre," including Eminem.

Eminem is fed up with Pete Davidson's rap video apologies.

In the setup for the parody, Davidson-- that made his final appearance on SNL after 8 seasons-- is approached on established by host Natasha Lyonne, who tells him that Lorne is dispirited since he has actually constantly intended to appear in a music video along with the 28-year-old comic." That guy has actually essentially done everything for me, so I'm going to pay him back by doing this rap video precisely the method he created it," Davidson tells Lyonne, holding a crumpled up script found in the waste.

The rap after that video starts with Davidson impersonated Michaels, surrounded by shelves of gold honor sculptures, and also segues to the comic dressed as himself, spitting lyrics regarding the SNL developer's influence in releasing the professions of such funny greats as John Belushi, David Farley, Dan Aykroyd and also Will Ferrell.

" So what do you say about a funny excellent/ Been doing it himself for half a century directly," Davidson raps, posing Eminem's speedy verse on "Forgot About Dre." "Wan na speak about all the insane people he made/ Every single years has outrageous names." Davidson's circulation is interrupted by Eminem himself, who shouts at the King of Staten Island celebrity from a neighboring cam on the collection. Clearly frustrated, the super star rap artist then begins to barbecue Davidson concerning why he's doing yet an additional hip-hop video apology. " It's another parody, it's like an additional homage or something?" Em asks, to which Davidson reacts that it's the third one. (The SNL celebrity has actually previously starred in satires of Eminem's 2002 hit "Without Me" and his 2000 traditional "Stan."). Davidson tries to discuss that the parodies are indicated to pay tribute to Mathers' music, but the rap artist isn't having any of it. "Pete, do not f-- ing do it once more," Eminem states, directing his finger at Davidson. Em asks, to which Davidson responds that it's the third one. Davidson attempts to clarify that the apologies are meant to pay homage to Mathers' songs, but the rap artist isn't having any of it. "Pete, don't f-- ing do it once again," Eminem says, pointing his finger at Davidson.