
Watch: Barack Obama raps Lose Yourself after Eminem introduces him at rally
The rapper upped the star factor at a major Harris campaign event in Detroit.
The rapper upped the star factor at a major Harris campaign event in Detroit.
Former US President Barack Obama raps to Eminem's song 'Lose Yourself' after being introduced by the rapper himself as the two rally alongside for the Harris campaign in Michigan.
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