Eminem Crushes the Controversy: The Word “Silver” Does Rhyme in English

On August 13, 2025, the internet erupted when a post from the UberFacts account on X claimed that no word in the English language rhymes with “silver.” The statement quickly went viral, sparking heated debates about its accuracy. Not one to back down, rap legend Eminem stepped into the fray, turning the challenge into a stage to showcase his unparalleled linguistic prowess.

The Rock The Bells account, run by LL Cool J, directly called out Eminem, daring him to prove that “silver” could indeed be rhymed within 24 hours. True to his “Rap God” moniker, Eminem responded swiftly with a sharp, concise rap on X that left the internet in awe. He didn’t just list words and phrases that rhyme or near-rhyme with “silver”—he did so with his signature flair: clever, bold, and brimming with creativity.

In his rap, Eminem unleashed a barrage of words and phrases like “Bill Burr,” “Trent Dilfer,” “Val Kilmer,” “Steven Spielberg,” alongside terms such as “pilfer,” “milf word,” “off kilter,” “no filter,” and more. Each was seamlessly woven into the verse, proving that no word is beyond rhyming in the hands of a master. The rap wasn’t just a response to the challenge—it was a linguistic masterpiece, capped off with a sly plug for his documentary Stans, currently in theaters and set to stream on Paramount+ starting August 26, 2025.

The fanbase on X showered Eminem with praise. Comments hailed him as the “GOAT” (Greatest of All Time) and a “lyrical genius.” One user wrote, “Eminem just turned a silly challenge into a work of art. Who dares say ‘silver’ doesn’t rhyme now?” Another chimed in, “Only Eminem could take a tough word like ‘silver’ and spin it into a rap that the whole world vibes to.” Clearly, Eminem’s response didn’t just end the debate—it solidified his status as one of the greatest rappers ever.

This isn’t the first time Eminem has tackled tough rhyming challenges. In a 2010 interview with Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes, he demonstrated his ability to rhyme “orange”—a word long considered “unrhymable” in English. By breaking it down and using phrases like “four inch,” “door hinge,” “storage,” and “porridge,” Eminem left audiences stunned. His latest feat with “silver” only reinforces that no word is too big a challenge for him.

The controversy over whether “silver” has any rhymes in English is officially dead, thanks to Eminem’s quick-witted and masterful response. With this comeback, he not only defended his reputation but also proved that in the world of rap, there are no limits to linguistic creativity. His upcoming documentary Stans is sure to keep his name buzzing, as fans eagerly await what the legend will do next.