Eminem lashes out at Carey, Cannon on "The Warning"

Eminem released a new dis track Thursday, "The Warning," calling out Mariah Carey after she released her track, "Obsessed," which targeted the rapper, calling him a liar for making claims about a previous relationship between the two of them, according to MTV.com. Carey's song takes jabs at Eminem, with lines like, "Why are you so obsessed with me / Boy I wanna know / Lying that you're sexing me/ When everybody knows / It's clear that you're upset with me," and he hasn't taken kindly to this.

The attack from Carey is not unprompted, however, as Eminem referenced her and her husband of 16 months, Nick Cannon, in an "unflattering light" in "Bagpipes from Baghdad," a track off of his recent release, "Relapse."

The L.A. Times reports that in the music video for Carey's track, Eminem is mockingly portrayed, to which he responds in "The Warning" with, "I'm obsessed now?/ Oh, gee that's supposed to be me/ In the video, with the goatee?" Few of the other lines are acceptable to print, as they are profanity laced and go into explicit detail about their supposed relationship and sex life. Many of the lyrics from "The Warning" also take shots at Cannon.

According to the New York Daily News, Eminem also threatens on the track to release to the public photos and voicemail recordings from their relationship.