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His supporters argue that these are clearly fictional examples of violence. Many of the instances of violence in the album are unambiguously fictional and, in some cases, physically or medically impossible. Jacques Loussier, a French cheryl hines jazz pianist sued Eminem and Dr. Dre for copyright infringement, claiming "Kill You's" beat was stolen from his song "Pulsion". He demanded $10 million, and that all currently unsold copies of The Marshall Mathers LP cheryl hines be destroyed. [edit] "Stan" Main article: Stan The third track is "Stan", which was also the third single released from the cheryl hines album. It is a haunting story of a fan who writes to Eminem but doesn't receive a swift reply. Unhinged already, the fan (Stan) drives his car off a bridge with his pregnant girlfriend in the trunk. The song features a chorus sampled from Thank You by Dido, and came with a very popular music video that was in heavy rotation in its day.
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